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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-03-28
REPORTED A "BlG" ROBBERY
Captain Was Entirely Right in Thus
Describing the Theft Of His
1.CooPound Anchor.

Capt. Henry Vivian, of the Knick
moored at the foot of East Ninth
street, ran up to Patrolman Loughin
OF the Union Market station at mid
night and pulled out:
Officer, there's been robbery-a
big one-down on my boat"
Captain Vivian began to run back
and the policeman followed. The cap
tain reached the boat first and brought
up Loughlin to a halt when he pointed
TO a broken cabin window. Then he
led the policeman to the stern, where
he pointed to spot about eight feet
in area.
There's where it was when I left
the boat this evening. And now it's
gone
For the love of Mike,'' calculated
the policeman. What is it YOU r9
talk ng abouI?"
Tent you see?" demanded Captain
Vivian Its the anchor that's sone
and the cables gone with it"
Whom do you think got it?'' ask
ed Loughlin, after he had elected tfe
fact that 1t was 1,oo0-pound anchor.
Captain Vivian then said that three
members of the Dry Dock gang a
few nights ago attempted to hold him
up for pint of beer.
TN an English subject l told
them" said the captain, and ] re-
fuse to be held up. Be cff,' and they
went away. l think they've stolen
it for revenge"
Loughlin reported to the station
and Detective Snydecker was assign
ed to investigate the case.
Snydecker went to the boat and
looked over things. He believes a
diver could locate the anchor quicker
than a detective. He is looking for the
"gangsters" who he thinks pushed
the anchor overheard.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-03-28
VhNiT!ES BROUGHT TO L!Gal
Prof Petrie, Among Other Antiquities
HAS Found lona-tiidden Secrets
of the Toilet

What is believed to be the oldest
ass in the world has recently beoa
found among great many valuable
Fey ptian antiquities which have re
Gently been dug up by Prof Finder
Petrie. The ass must be at least I,
$40 years old, according to the an
tlqaarians who date the time in which
the ruins of the beast were found a.
$500 B. c. Only the head of the beas'
was found, but that was in an excel
lent state of preservation. 1t was dis
covered in the courtyard of famil!
burial place which had evidently be
longed to an Egyptian of consequence
Not far from the ass head the skele
ton of duck was found. The excs
vations were made on the sites O
Memphis and Tarkhan.
Many implements used in maxim
the toilet were. found, among then
the palettes which were used whet
the eyes were painted. These pa
lettes were of slate and shaped ii6f
birds or animals. There are many
beautiful small pots. such as are uset
TO this day for holding ointments
creams, etc, and today, as in tb>
time of the Pharaohs, these pots ars
often made of alabaster. A trace O.
the antinony used by the Egyptians
for eye paint is still to be found il
some of these pots.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-03-28
SHORTHAND PUT TO TEST
Missionary is by That Means Instiis-
ing Bible Truths Into Indians of
British Columbia.

Wonderful things are happening in
not the least of these is the mastery
of a system of shorthand by more
than 1000 Indians in British Cclum-
bia, 300 miles northeast of Victoria
Some years ago a priest named Le
'eune from Brittany. France. went to
that region. He worked out an In
dian vocabulary in shorthand signs,
containing all the words in every day
use among them, and explained the
system to one of the bright Indian
boys, who at once enthusiastically
took to the new talk language" All
this is told in the Churchman In a
little while about 500 of the Indians
had mastered the system. and lie Jeune
was kept busy providing literature
printed in the characters of his sys-
tenn He transcribed portions of the
Bible as well as other religious books,
and had various parts in the Bible
published In the different languages
spoken by the tribes in that region,
using the shorthand method, and is
now at work on other publications. A
shorthand newspaper, called the KAN.
loops Wanda is published with news
pertaining to the tribes. Before LIE
Jeune appeared the Indians of the
locality along the Thompson and
Frazer rivers had not written or print,
ed language.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-03-28
O. N. MARIHuGH, Postmaster.
BEACH COVERED WITH FISH
CsIifornians Gather Up Thousands
When They Come on the Beach
by Night to Spawn.

Thousands OF little fish coming on
the sands at Sierra, three miles below
san Juan Capistrano, furnished a
portunity for the capture by hand of
many hundreds OF fish.
Three moonlight nights of each OF
three spring months the fish, which
resembles the smelt, goes on the
sands to spawn. The larger waves
carry the fish up and leave them flop
ping on the sand flashing in the moon
light. The beach for nearly half 4
mile ON both sides Of the San Juan
creek was literally covered with the
little fish one night recently. The run
commenced soon after midnight.
The coming Of the fish is q great
occasion in the San Juan Capistrano
Mission valley. People gathered
from far and near, and nearly every
one returned with half -four sack
illed with the beauties. Eight to
we're on hard
The old-timers who have observed
these runs fer many years say that
tue fish come UP to spawn on three
spccessiYe nights. commencing with
f. third night after full moon il
March, April and May or April, Ma
and June. The only place on The
r5 age country coast where the fish
saaHu is at Sierra. In San Diego
county. near the Orange county line
At San CnoGre, similar runs occui-
Santa Ana (Cal} Dispatch
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-03-28
Kansas Society.

Society may suit some people but
80 far as we are concerned it consists
of nothing but an uncomforta BILE chair
to sit on and dab of something in
digestible to eat-Atchieon Globe.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-03-28
Some Were Overlooked.

Il understand that twenty-five thou
sand bad eggs have been discovered
in Pittsburg" II always thought the
population Of Pittsbarg was greater
than that"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-03-28
DIRECTORY

Notice to Lodges, Churches ano Clubs
Wishing to keep the directory ac-
curAte We ask you to report to US any
changes of officers or conditions as
promptly as possible: also to give Us
complete report of the election of Off
GERS for publication in our local column
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-03-28

Furnished fiat FIR rent, or furniture
r sale Inquire 7. Z. F. sh. rman
No. i, Hall cottage, 1885 Colorado st
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-03-28

Persons wanting good, rlch lawn
dressing can be aceommodatep by c. IL
ing on Geo. II. .Curaow. He can c
liver the very best to you and your
lawn will need it.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-03-28

For Lease Good blocks OF GROUND
in a steady, ola tine producing
mlne, silvel-lead' compressed all
connections.
Apply 10 J. W. b. smith.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-03-28
IT'S Born In Them,

Some men keep on being egotiste.
,ven after their love letters are pub
isheE
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-03-28

A.F & A. n.
Idaho Springs Lodge, Number % Meets first
ami third Wednesday. Election Of officers the
first "Wednesday in December
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-03-28
Wby Travellers Like
Tourist $leepers

number travellers each berween the "e
journey sleefers THIS increased
material
good standard sleep and that good
while the steadily the I'M
building and comfort lhose
and elecrc-lght
aises smoking ard
III lkllNGIoN> hgh-class, eeccigh'ed
train No ?, from Denver at 9:45 p. N. for the East
RIO GRANDE. .BURL lNGTON THROUGH TOURIST
SIEEPERS.
No. 4-F Omaha Chicago day
Threeho
Grande 7.-F Chicago Mondays
ednesday Saturdays.
drande o. Chicago
Buffalo, Niagara Falls
THROUGH StEEPERS
~ THROUGH StEEPERS
agentor undersigned will be 0
andre
Esf17II1l611OJ General
Sever
;Gl!ll: .,,.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-03-28

Advertised Letter List
Mar. 29, 1914
Lonnecker, Mrs. Estella
Miller, Ar. l.. 4.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

IN the Probate court. Bcrnailllo
county state ~ New Mexico.
Ia tho matter of the estate ~ An
ME Loobs deceased
Notice is hereby given that Emmy
bicckmnnn. eXccutriN of the luW viii
aud Testament ct otto Dlocktnann,
dccearod, has flied her petition and
the account at said otto bieckmann
Rs executor of the win Of Annie
Loebs deceased ~ the Probate court
uf Hu.d Bcrnalill0 couuty aud the
court has appointed MONDAY tho end
day OF February, tgli. aH tho day for
the herring upon the final accounting
of said executor. and an persons IN
tcrcsied In said estate are hereby no-
titled to be- ana appear in said Proc
bate court upon said day, at ton
o'clock In the forenoon. then and
there 90 show cause. if any they have.
why the snil account az filed should
not De allowed and allowance made
20 the oXecutrix, and why tho estate
of otto Diectmnnn. deceased. should
not bc released and DISCHARGED and
his suretios relieved from an further
liability In said cause.
(SoaD a. =. WALKER.
Clerk of Said Court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

Robert ~ Rose. who WAS the Off,
rlni reporter on each ~ william
Jennings Hrynn's presidential cam
pairn TOURS md who ls now one of
Bryan's confidential mon IN the
state department has the distinction
from Bryan'a point Of view % hoinR
ono 20 the best nil-arouud sioungrn-
Pliers ln the country. But Rose,
who stands we'll over six feet IN his
stockings ana weighs something ov-
~ the two hundred aud flfty mark.
was whole iot more 90 Brynn than
good stcnogrnnher
ON many occasions bryan was IN
Imminent danger ~ physical harm.
and hui for the timely assistance os
Rose would probably have heen sub
iect to pctbacks In hiH campaign
fpoechmaking
Rrynn, ar IL wolf known was %
RroAt fnvurlto w the west ana south.
west ana naturally received greet
oyatlonH. nut there were some
towns AZ which tho BRYAN pariy
stopped whose voters were 10 on.
ihuelnsilc aa 90 make % impossible
for the Commoner 10 reach his hotel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
NEARLY S6OO,000IN
TAXES COLLECTED
IN DECEMBER
Banner Receipts from Grant
County with Total of $685.
Alias in 1913 Taxes; Or
fetal Notes from Santa Fe.

Santa Fc. Jau % The December
collection of taxes in the ,urlous
c"1uities hts an been reported to tho
ttuNolug auditor \ compilation
shows shat SSt2.S7O SO was collected
in ta13 tuNes. xtl.13S.0l m utSps ~
1879. fai3s.5G in 1911 taxes.
nnd t3t1S.92 n taxes OF 1910 mud
prior ar total for tho month Of
f59if2G.g2
The banner collection was modo
hy Grant county with total OF
&tU3,4il.5k received in 1918 taxes
CoIfaX county came second Win
4io0.74s22. while Luna was third
with S7t.G6s.f0. Of the counties
cnilecting any 1919 lakes at sll Vac
lcnria had the low tier mark with
s211.oo, bat eight counties as fol-
lows did not collect o cent OF 1913
taxes during December: Norma
mo. Chavos Eddy Guadalupe Me-
Kinley. Otero. liio Arribn and san
Miguel Mckinley sid not collect
any 1919 taxes in December, and all
other counties ala. Luna. McKln.
ley sandoNul Taos and Valencia did
NOT collect any of ,ne 1911 taxes
while Luna Mckinney. Taos and
Torrance did not collect any 1910
and prior Mckinley enjoys the
questionable distinction of not col
lectInR a cent ol taxes Tor 1919
1913. 1911. or 1870 ond prior
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
TRUANCY LAW DOING
GOOD WORK IN
ALBUQUERQUE
Superintendent John Milne
Tells Parent-Teachers Asso.
citation Results Of It's 0per-
alton Here.

superintendent John Milne. of the
.ity schools last nieht told the
members eft the Parent Teachers
association az % meeting in tho First
ward school building something 81
Tho results obtained by the opera
lions 90 the truancy law In the Al
huQuerQuc schools Tho meeting
was one Of the most Interesting the
association has held. q number Of
well known speakers linking part in
the program. Ma Mine presented
.alatislics shoWlng "a surprisiag NUM-
Der Of Families where "a hao been
necessary 90 enforce the aw 90 got
chiidren into the school u brought
oui distressing stories of poverty
ana parental neglect and indicated
now every useful this law has been
in forwarding the work OF the
achonl
pr Noise Bergman rabbit % Tenn
pie Albert spoke on 'rhr Value Of
courtesy IN Character huiidinR,
mast nierysllng ADDRESS in whieh
lr nrrRmun took occuaiDn 90 pas
ihr Alhuauer0uc sghoois. aud the
work 90 the parent.rsachoaf assn
citation
"The school Rnildine az civic
Center" was GO have heen discussed
by Heo s Kiock. who was unable
10 attend but the suhiect WIS ably
handled by John ~ Wilson and dts
GUESSED hy John Venahie. a. Montoya
ana others
a specially interesting feature Of
The prueram WAS the dumheii drili
hy class az ten younE ladies' from
Mrs. yesterdays physical culture
club The drili was wei accom-
panied on the piano by Miss Pau
line poafei. who also gave an en-
ioyahle ninno solo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
ROAD LECTURES TO
BEGIN TONIGHT
At PAJARITO
Good Roads Local at Meeting
Last Night Completes Plans
for Work in Every Precinct
in County. IA,
WILL MAKE CAMPAIGN
FOR MORE MEMBERS

AZ g REGULAR acctus OF tho Alnu-
qucrquc good roads lub inst NIGHT
In the Commercial gWb plans were
completed Ter the series cot good
roods lectures which win Boo given ln
every preclGc, in inc county in an
effort o. awaken interest aud secure
cooperation among the farmers The
iiru uf these lectures VIII take place
tonight at pnlaritD when commit
tee Of speakers and road workers Will
go down the river NcXt FRIDAY night
the lecturers viii talk ut Alameda
und jho program calls for mootinss
in every precinct Iu tho county dur-
ing the next tow weeks.
The ways and means committee
has devised % number of pluus for
securing new members Tho local
now has l20 momhcrs and BE- b. hoped
to Increase this io 500 during the
next thirty days hy good roads
hour" during which the memhershiu
committee will solicit members. A
booth will be taken in tho automobile
show where stereopticon views VIII
ho shown ana around which tho com
mittee viii work and IN this aud oth-
90 ways IL Is hoped 90 gct the meme
bership up Go point where ID viii Doe
the sirougest examination of itH Kind
in the state.
The local endorsed the improve
ment Of the 1iior1s canyon road and
pledged its assistance 90 the county
road board ln the work n also iu-
structed tho officers GO communicate
with the state highwny commission
with a view to securing aid from The
commission iu this county ana also to
see if loan from the commission
may be negotiated. the money GO ho
used in road construction in the
county. to be- repaid from The road
FUND Of the county whom taxes have
been collected
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
LEGAL NOTICEs.
GUARDIAN NolIcr.


ia the Probate court. Rernnullo
county, state OF New Mexico.
la the matter ol the guardianship
of Edith A. Loohs Il al.
Notice b. hereby Given that Emmy
Dleekmnnn, eNocutrix of the last will
ana testament col otto Diockmann.
deceased guardian ~ Faith A, Loobs.
Roy j. Loebs. Earl u. Locbs, Ilildu
~. ..oebs, MARY g. Loobs aud Fran
ccs u. Loehs, has fiied her petition
ana the account ut said otto Dieca-
mann as such Guardian in the Pro-
bate court of said hernnl.llo county,
ana the court has anpointod Monday.
the end day of Fohrdnry. l9li. as the
day for the hearing upon she final
accounting Of said Guardian, and sho
aforesaid Infants aud Edith A. i.ochs
as guardian of the other of said in
fanta. and Tho American surety Com-
pany of New York, surety upon the
bond og said otto Dieckmann. are
hereby notified end required TO app
pear before said prOhate court upon
said day. at ten o'clock In the fore
noon. then and there a. show cause.
N any they have, why the said final
account should not be approved as
filed ana an allowance made to pc
tltlnnor for fees ana expenses. and
why the estate of said OttO nlock-
mann. deceased and the surety upon
his bond az guardian. should not he
released ana diacharged from ali fur
Their liability in the matter of enid
gnnrdinnahip. nnd ans ~ said parties
who are under the nEo % twenty Zone
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
CAMP AND CHAVEZ TO
FIGHT HERE NEXT MONTH

johnny l.cwls ul san frnnrlsco.
who has been advertised ns YOUNG
man with Wullop who might be-
hooked con us o. possible sleep pro-
nucDr for Nc Ren chavez. nf Trim
idnd was knocked down twice and
practically knocked out boz the eighth
ruund ul scheduled ten-round hoN'
Ing contest ut Elka thcutcr last
rirhL heinz wholly unahic Go stand
up urHin-t chavez. who fought cns-
iy, slowly und without enthusiasm,
aud who see had everything on his
opponent. save possibly in the sixth
round WHOM Lewis abandoned his
cilnohlng tactics long enough to
land blow or two. one Of whloh
opened ChaVezB eye.
The fisht was disappointment
LOWS began holding from the gong
and Kept on holdine right through
the urht Hp let chavez brinR him
the whole battle. making only fcw
efforts io Head Whom he ala lead,
lt was without viEor and ~ appear
"a 90 have little hyhind his niowa A
tioan-iooking sad. Lewis seems 10
have lacked steam pep. ar " haicycr
BE- ls that puts the fight into prize
tight
chavez on the other hand did
not work in hts usual ehlriwind
fashion During the oariy rounds
be- missed swing after s0ine aud
with an opponent IN his own class
would have been ln serious predie-
amcm from the start Chavczs
irionda Say hr didn't try aud didn't
have 60 n mny be- true chavez
has improved lu iulighting. Ito
showed some fast work In this laai
uiHhi ANA made Lewis dizzy once or
twice in mo almost constant clinch-
ink
la the eighth ronnd ChaVcz start
"a in 20 finish his man. ue knock.
"a Lewis down the urst time Tor
the count uf eight and stepped back
a. iet hia man have plenty of room
Go roe up Lewis went down nrain.
this time for the connt ~ six Chnvek
amin gBye him hroathinr spell
while lewis cllnchod Then as the
nong rams. chavez Knocked the Sun
Francisco hoy over the ropca. Lewis
landed Ca his shoulder IIo was
palfuiiy hurt and his cofuer gave up
''f' ffHfffN NAN' fHNfN NffWNHMA. NfNMNN
not have oome back
Referee Knorr had MOST Of the
work 40 do in bis oflufia Ca sven the
hoys nnnu Lewis constantly rush
90 into q ollnch which The referee IN
every case had to forcc him out o.
Director Lazy annuungod Hast
nighi that Chavoa'a mannger Ross.
had secured definite agreements
from Eddie Cnmp TO meet Chayos
here or w Trinidad Levy also an.
nouncod that Jack licrrlck viii
come here on February flrst % meet
AZ smauldlng. smaulding'a friends
think he ran whip ucrrlck. as the
local fighter recently fought 30.
round draw with Vie Hanson who
holds ab-round decision over
lorflrh.
The semi- wludup last night was
farce In which one Kurtz hammered
one Matiy Matthews about ME- ring
far couple of rounds T0wNrd the
end ~ the arcond round kurts nds
eanced his glove 10 Matthews mW.
u was "a more or lesa ladylike blow.
but Matthews looked carefully pt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
S 9 r is

tho mat and thon laid down un BE-.
Anor which hc got up uud WHlkvd
swiftly Goo hia ,lr"ssiup room
Tile heH nTht uf the eyguinr was
thc curtain raiser. in which little
carson ana Young rivers hammered
each other vigorously for six rounds
Rivers led the fighting an the way
through hut the Carson hoy was
there with staying powers ana put
100 guod nsht Roth boys worked
hard and furnished hS for The MOST
ntcres.lur oycrt of thc cvcpinE
There Was guud attendance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
Frcieht Refunds secured.

The state corporation commission
announces that through lts infor-
mai complaint department d has so-
cured rofuuda on roisht shipments
Tor the Watraus Mercantile com
pHnN a. y Porter "a LAS Cruces,
nnd the ieqaes for prepay sta
iin ZEE Allesse Luna county. has
boon granted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

Boz safety
~ was in these tight places that
Rose came in handy standing en-
the lower step Of 8ryan's pryat,
car Rose would giyf the signal. and
with one leap. Bryan would Jump on
the big fellows back. Then. like
shot ont Of % gun. Rose would force
his way through the crowd and luud
his boss snfoly n some waiting car
fiagc or automobile which would
convey him To his hotel THE Popu-
lur Magazine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
Company n Fnlls,mcnss.

AZ tho adjuiant generals office u
was stated that seven new crhsi-
nenls, one accomplishment and one
discharge, were reported from Conn
pany q at Carlsbad. Tho discharged
miiitinman was Sergeant Chua ~
Dodge who has left the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

In the supreme count of New
Mexico to-day the case of H NJ,
Smith Ss. the directors of the In
same Asylum az New Mexico, was
argued ana submitted. Tho state of
Ncw Meylco va Ciaud A. Cooioy.
from iiio Arriba county. was post
poned ana reset for January 2Gth
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

yoarn are hereby notified to appear
and apply for the appointment of a
guardian al lltem Co represent them
iu said proceedings
tScaD A. g. WALKER.
Clerk Of said court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
Unlou Cuun,Y Rolls IN.

The tax rolls from Union county
werc received Dos the travelling au-
ditof this motning. aud This leaves
nut four oi the 20 counties To- report
yet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

- q. Punkoy, stale senator from
Santa re county, has made an APP
pltntion % The state game warden
for five ~ the fifly ELK the state rs
TO receive shortly from Ycllowatnue
park II o. probable that Mr. PAN
keys request VII be granted mas
much as he has the facilities on his
ranch for properly caring for the
elk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

Farmers mechsn.es. rallfandere
luburcrs. rely gen pr ,Thomss Ecloc-
lic Oi Fine fog lrla. burns, bruises.
should be kept in every home. 2ac
and soc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

"Wednesday of this week an ar.
chaoolorleai expedition sisns from
New Orleans for Quirigra. Guato-
maia Included IN the party are
pr Edgar y. Ilewct, ~ thir city. 40.
rector of The school of ArchaoOlo-
by Earl Morris at Pennington. Miss
ruth iaughlln OF Santa re. Mrs. w.
y Smith Of White Plains. n. ". ana
others.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
LEWIS EASY MARK
FOR BENNY CHAVEZ
LAST NIGHT

Much Advertised San Francis
co Boy Unable to Stand Up
Before Trinidad Light.
weight; One Good Prelimin.
airy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
Pillar Muniz. pofondant.

Pillar Muniz Defendant
To the above named defendant.
You are hereby notified that suit
has been filed against YOU in she said
court and county and state by tho
aboyo named plaintiff IN which the
said PLAINTIFF pruys for an absolute
divorce ON the grounds of abandon
mcnt. And you are further notified
that unless you enter or cause 10 bo
entered your appearance in said cause
on or before the Flflh day OF March,
1914, a decree pro coHfesso viii be-
taken against you and the relief
prayed for will ho granted.
The name of the piaintfra att0r-
noy o. a. -. stroup. whose post OF.
flee address Is Albuquerque. New
Mexico.
A. q walker, Cierk
hy Thomas X D. Madison
Nr.4.ataa... 4It..nI.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
WANTED.

WANTED perfectly we'll family
desires 10 rent perfectly we'll fur-
nlshcd house having ihroo sleeping
rooms and modern coutcnicnCos: east
side preferred. although not necra-
Iary Apply ais South High. Phone
tfl3W
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
TYPEWRTTERS.
LOST
Furniture Repairing.

Furniture, stoves and
ranges repaired. An work guar
anteed. T.. w scheer, 2ii East Gene
trail. Phone 1868.