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DINNER FOR BOARD SHORT MRS. PATTERSON NAU6URATI0N UNITED STATES CATCHY SONGS THANKSGIVING THEJEWSBOfS 1 RETURNS IS PITTED HEW YEAR LOVELY GIRLS PROGRAM

In-- . Mrs Thomas Doran of Mon- Negligent Election Officials The Jury Brought in Verdict That Is Date and Plan of Paris Paper Published Elks' Minstrel Performance Day Will Be Generally Ob To-morr- Was In . , tezuma Hotel Will Who Failed to Perform That Opened Late Committees Charge . terview With Taf t on Evening a served by People In : Be Hostess Their Duty This Afternoon at Present ;, the Situation - Prize Winner Capital

GREATTREAT FOR YOUNGSTERS OF I E ACCUSED OD ANXIOUS SEAT MEETING FRIDAY AFTERNOON RECIPROCITY IS NOW PUNNED SANTA FE - WILL TURN OUT $40,144 .) SERVICES INJTC CHURCHES

Menu Will Be One to Tickle The Depertment Under Jacobo Judge Had Gone to Attend Fun- Governor Elect W- - C McDonald American Bankers, Merchants Society and Musical Event That Minstrel Performance at Elfc Be Chaves Makes Palate and Will Gast- Splendid eral of One of His , Consults With Mayor Merchant and Citizens Have No One Can Afford Theater Will Draw Large ronomic Treat Showing. Friends- Arthur Seligman. Been Embarrassed- - to Miss. Crowd

of When the official board Nov. 29. Ger- of Governor W. Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) last am Perhaps the happiest lot canvassing Denver, Colo., The inauguration' (By "My request, not for flowers. Thanksgiving Day tomorrow will be tomorrow will last it found itself Gibson charg- C. McDonald will on New Washington, D. C, Nov. 29. Reci- And buds to on St boys in Santa Fe adjourned evening, trude Patterson take place grow me, clear and much warmer than was to- o with the United States will be who the twenty-tw- returns. In j ed with of her hus- or some thereafter. He procity No monument name be the newsboys sell short precinct the murder Year date with and age. day. The day will be observed as A. of time his af- one of the first problems a local papers. Mrs. Thomas audition to mat. tact it estaunsnea band, Charles Patterson, needs to arrange private important For weeping friends to see. day of In considered by Mexico as soon as con- worship, thanksgiving, Joy and Doran, of the Montezuma hotel that in three precincts no election at Chicago, this city on Sep- fairs and then the drawing out of the But Oh, I'll open my mouth and smile. In in set- merriment. the forenoon, there ss will entertain the small busi- all was held. In sorting out the re- tember 25th, was acquitted by official canvass, seems to make any ditions that country are more And send my thanks to you, ' will be a Union Thanksgiving service Si ness men 2 o'clock tomor- Fe which to Judge ealrller date At least tled, according to Crespo y Martinez, If 11 a at turns in alphabetical order, Santa jury reported Impractical. you plant watermelon on my at the Tresbytorian church at which row afternoon in the main din-i-g Allen at 2:35 this afternoon. that is the conclusion reached after the Mexican ambassador to the Unit- county had been reached and six grave. the pastor of the Methodist church room of the hotel. The remained to be covered The prisoner flushed, and sway- a conference of Governor-elec- t W. C. ed States. And let the soak counties today jiice through." will preach the sermon. The Episco- menu to be served to the little convess be be- ed, but regained composure in McDonald with Mayor Arthur Selig- In an interview here, Senor Marti- This is the chorus of one of new before the actual can the pal church also celebrates St. An- X hustlers will be the same as a moment and shook hands man. The committees in charge of nez expresses tbe opinion that the song hits that will be gun. It is thought that the comple- sung by tne drews' Day, and will have a service at to the regular guests of the tion of work will find with her attorney and then the the inauguration Will now proceed up- commercial relations of the two coun- Jolly Elks' minstrels on and this preliminary ' Thursday 10 a. m. Solemn mass will be cele- famous and they will re- jurors. on this basis. tries would naturally expaud within hostelry the board short thirty precinct Friday nights at the Elks' Theater. brated at nine o'clock cathe- of a few aid a spe- at the receive the attention royal turns. In those cases, it is probable, Denver, Colo., Nov. 29. Although Committees Meet Friday. years without the of Clarence Pierce is the one who sings dral. X guests of honor. ballot boxes will be sent for. the Jury in the case of Gertrude Gib- of and cial reciprocity treaty, because of "My Last Request Is Not for Flowers," tbat the A meeting the chairmen The collection at the Episcopal X Tickets for the dinner will off- son with the mur- commit- their geographical situation and fund and he like a of In the many cases in which the Patterson, charged with the Executive sings it native the church tomorrow will be for the char- X be distributed at the New A. different He icial certificates were Improperly fill- der of her husband, Charles Patter- tee Is to be held at the New Mexican amentally products. southern plantation. Frank Keefe itable of office and all the local fa- purposes the Woman's Board X Mexican son, had reached a verdict in the editorial office on afternoon at says, however, that sentiment is. in sings a catchy little ditty entitled "If of invited to come ed out or not certified or signed, Friday Trade. X newsboys are forenoon, at 12:30-o'cloc- this efter 4 o'clock. The members of the execu- vor of closer trade relations with the He comes in I'm Goin' out." The chor- bit of the election officers may he Bent for, There are many family parties on X and receive the paper noon Allen was still absent at- tive committee are Urged to be pres- United States in general in Mexico us runs like them to seat but as no appropriation is available, Judge something this, the tapis and several social events. X that will entitle a the funeral of his late friend, ent and also chairmen and and that he believes reciprocity will "If he comes in I'm I'm ex- the election officials will tending the gain' out, In the afternoon there may be a foot- X at the festive board. It Is negligent who be considered as soon as J. G. Bliss, and it was thought that it of the his country goin' out. ball but defi- will . be have to foot the, bill. game this has not been X pected that twenty be 2 o'clock or before the are is "a little more pacified." It be The board will not be In might later, the following: may the window and it may nitely arranged. X present. Mrs. Doran explains probably could be announced. The Interview With Taft. be verdict Arthur , Seligman, chair- the uoor, In X in. her modest way that she session tomorrow and may adjourn Finance, the evening is the performance hours dragged slowly to tbe agitated M. A. Paris, Nov. 29. The Matin publish- But I'm goin' out and what is more. X feels the newsboys are until Monday in order to give time to man; Otero, at tbe Elks' Theater, which will be that who in the greatest suspense, es an interview with President Taft, If he comes in no matter when it be. X most and will be able get the ballot boxes from precincts prisoner Arrangements, R.?P. Ervien, chair- made quite a society event. The pro- deserving that her fate had been de- said to have been secured by lt3 c the door is blocked that hole in X to do full to the best which sent no certified pollbooks. It knowing man; J. H. Crist, the gram is mostly by local talent end justice cided he floor of her cSll Washington correspondent. lock, X efforts of hex chef. is not only a mass, Tmt a mess, of upon, paced Publicity and printing, Charles M. will be a hummer. or gazed from the window of her cell When asked if any disquietude ex- Is plenty big for me." X The following is the fare that work that confronts the canvassing Slautfer, chairman;' A. J. Loomls, enough The general delivery at the postof- for the arrival of the judge. isted in regard to Mexico, the presi- Why one should leave in case X will the hearts of the board, although, thus far, counsel on watching I early fice window will be open from 9 to 10 gladden In cases of murder in the first de dent is said to h".ve replied that ev- df trouble is told Clia-- "Newsies" and it certainly both sides have agreed upon every Refreshments Ladles committee, plaintively by a. m. There will be one delivery and s the Jury may fix the penalty at erything" would be done to t)n Crandall, Jr., in, "I'm goin' away X should appeal to the most possible move to hurry the count and gree, Mrs. S. Mrs. R. J. one collection of mail by carriers. All or life Spitz, chairman; peace there, adding that the Unit- hile the goin's Clint has the X Jaded palate: facilitate reaching the final result. hanging 'mprisonment. Men's commit good." other departments will be closed. For less degrees, the court may fix Palen, ed States would not permit agitators (ialect down and his OYSTERS In the meanwhile, there has been a tee, H. D. Moulton.lchairman; Frank perfectly song All the offices at the capitol, court the penalties as follows: to prepare a civil war on the United excruciatingly humorous, it begins , New York Counts of clans in Santa house and federal building will be gathering political In second Butts, States Governor-Elec- Murder the degree territory. something like this. closed tomorrow. official' Young Celery Fe. Today, t McDonald committee: . The canvas- Decorations Ladies' "Our bankers, merchants and citi- I'm goin's-good- for ten years to life. goin' away whil the sing board will not meet tomorrow. SOUP and other leaders Joined the consulta- Mrs. Nathan Jaffa, Chairman; Mrs. J. zens I Voluntary manslaughter imprison have been already greatly ain't got nothin' to say, said all and the Consomee Rabbit in Cups tions. This may nave given rise to L Seligman, n. Men's territorial supreme court will ment from one to ten by the . troubles," I COlliu. Olives years. persistent and reconvene un- Green Lthe rumors from indefinite sources, committee, A. M. Bergere, chairman; is as adjourn tonight not Chow-Cho- sen- he quoted saying. "We have no Whenever that gal starts drinkin giijf Green Turtle Soup which thick and that an in- Involuntary manslaughter Jail H. H. til after Thanksgiving Day. fly fast, Dorman, hostile protest against our neighbors Id rather be outside lookin' FISH - tence from one day to one year. in. The rooms the School of vestigation of the election will be H. S. W. D. H. - of Ameri Railroad, Lutz, Shea, but desire to maintain order." isn goin- away while the gain s can Broiled Black Bass, Victoria Sauce asked from the Democratic House of Denver, Colo., Nov. 29. The releas- A. ' Archaeology wjtl be open during Coomer. good." t Potatoes ala Dutch and a Democratic com- ed prisoner was a tremendous tne afternoon fronl 2 to 5 o'clock. Congress that given Music, J. L. Seligman, chairman; BRANDEIS CALLS OFF BOILED headed Flood, demonstration by the in the Alter me opening chorus, "Efemng The stores wil be open tomorrow mittee, by Congressman throng Henry Alarid, n. CONTROLLER BAY PROBE. Ox Tongue , Hollandaise would out for court room and outside as she Time," come four, ballads tha Will forenoon only closing about 1 or " be here that purpose again 'Se- Grand marshal, Fred Muller. prove a to lovers of ma-- ENTREES after '.Congress adjourns next June; made her way back to the jail to Joy the gi o'clock. Mushrooms Master of Ceremonies, A. S. Declares That Taft Administration sic. The Teal Duck Saute that statehood would be held up un- cure her personal effects. first ond "Starland" ng by une nanus win not ona tomoriow, Brookes. Has Changed Its Policy in Miss Foree is followed Sweet Entree March 4, elec- Mary by a At the Penitentiary, - til 1913, that another The jail matron, whose sympathy Reference to Alaska. Chocolate- Eclaire oarltone solo by j Mr. Entitled tion would be. held next . November had been with Mrs. Patterson all Pyatt The prisoners at the territorial pen ROASTS "In the Silent Deep." Mr. has will sit down to and that the new election would be through the ordeal, was in court. Washington, D. C, Nov. 29. On the Pyatt itentlary a regular Prime Ribs of K. C. Beef, au Jus act. never sung here before but if the pre- New England Thanksgiving Day din- held under a rigid special federal She followed the former back to the ground that the administration has Director Young Turkey, Oyster Dressing on CHIHESE REBELS dictions of Sapp prove true, ner tomorrow. Among the viands - Of course, this talk is absurd the jail, crying, with tears rolling down substantially changed its announced . r Cranberry Sauce . v? ' " ' Sonta Fe will be with will be served1 will he face of but an has been her cheeks. . Alaskan policy, Attorney Louis D. delighted. hjs thaj turkey. of Lamb Current Jelly it, impression The third Leg made on the public mind that is diffi- Brandeis, counsel for the house com- singing. ballad, "Lbvey dressing, mashed pmatoes, roils and " Snow Potatoes Dear," is . Miss Genevieve cult to eradicate. ARE mittee on interior department expend sung by coffee, mince pie, aople sauce and ci Plain Boiled New Orleans REPULSED Morrison. The last is a beautiful Insurance Department Makes Splendid itures, has advised Chairman Graham gars. ; Candied Yams TAKEN southern ' ' WQL6AST that no further action by that com metbdy sung by Clarence After this Epicurean repast has been - German Showing. Asparagus fis- mittee in Controller Wilson. disposed of, the inmates will be en- French Peas Today marking the close of the Attack on Gates of Nankin investigating Bay cal year for the territory, every de- affairs is necessary. The ensemble will introduce the tertained the greater part ot the after, Nut Salad black-fac- e noon Bho at the capltol was more ILL SUDDENLY Beaten Back by Tartar, following comedians, Clar- by a minstrel lor which a Mince Pie . Pumpkin Pie partment Hot than ence Pierece, Gus KOch, Lick Evans, chosen group of their owa number Plum Sauce ordinarily busy. The depart- General English Pudding, Brandy of in Insur- Chalmers Ed Clin- have been practicing for the last few Sundee Fruit Cake ment insurance, charge of ADAMS SCORES JlcConnel, Manley, Pineapple ance Commissioner Jacobo Chaves and ton Crandall, Jr., Frank Keefe, and weeks. Angel Food Macaroons A. M. turned Stricken With Appendicitis Jack ICollins. ; The Jokes are new lAs on all holidays, the prisoners Fresh Fruit Mixed Nuts his deputy Peter Lienau, LOSSES HEAVY and over to territorial treasurer dur- OFMSUTS many! of tlvem taken on a will be allowed the freedom ot the Cafe Noir En Tasse the and Quickly Ope- have quite ing the fiscal year, $40,144.68, a sub W.E. JUJSOf bit of! local color that will bring added compound during the morning', anil stantial increase. This sum next rated Upon interest to the thrust-- . theymay read or write or do what BEAR SELLING Revolutionary Flags Are Being pleases them best in their cells after 'CONTINUED year, under statehood, probably will Heie is a sample of their wit: DEPRESSES 8T0CK MARKET. Removed as Government the show in the halL be increased to $50,000, thus demon "Tlere was a young man from assembly CASE COSTS HIM Assistaht Secretary of the NN At the 8chools. strating the wisdom of creating this $13,500 Gains Ground. Perth, Nov. 29. Continued so effi There will be special entertainments New York, department which has been Interior Declare Pussyfoot Thi t was born on the day of his the Mr. Chaves and a: nearly all the educational institu- near selling again depressed ciently managed by Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) Chose birth. The tone was the few Gate Receipts For Sche- (By to Resign tions of the city tomorrow afternoon stock market today. his assistant, during past Fight Nanking, Nov. 29. A concerted , at He was married they say on his except for and in the evening.. ; heavy through the morning years. duled For tack on the gates of the city by the wife's wedding time soon after the when day. Loretto: Owing to the death of a opening, P. A. M. Lienau, deputy superin Were revolutionaries failed and the revolu- MANY CHARGES HIM And ( led on his last rfav on earth " list to the bidding up $35,000. AGAINST Miss Adelaide Gonzales there will be the responded tendent of Insurance, has Just return tionaries were driven out with heavy Als4 you will be told definitely why of a few of the Issues in which there no special entertainments, but a vaca- ed from a trip to Denver where he has losses and forced to retire. the hen crossed the road. . was a vulnerable short interest. of Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 29. tion for Thursday and Friday has been investigating the affairs the - Lieutenant General Fenk Kwo The medley by the end men is a was of dura- Stricken suddenly with acute annen- Insubordination, Inattention to been granted. The movement brief Aegis Life Insurance Company of commander of the Imperial mirth provoker and the chorus the Local jdicitis, Ad Wolgast, champion light Chang, Reckless Use of by Presbyterian Mission School: After tion and stocks fell oft sharply. that place. No report, however, will troops, retains full possession of the Duty. Money entire company is worth to New were weight fighter, underwent a lite and going the Thanksgiving day dinner Is served" traction Issues strengthened by be given out until the matter is pass- city. Among Them. York to hear. Of course, there will re-o- death operation on the eve of the boys will be the of the the acceptance of the modified r ed on by John F. Roach, the New today, guests his schedule 20 round battle with General LI Yuen Hang, at Wu be fancy dancing introducing some girls who will entertain them In their for the metropolitan York actuary, who was called in in ' ganization plan the British Freddie Welsh. has requested (By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican! new steps and' the tamborlne and own street company. Bear traders case Mr. Lienau. challenger, Chang, way during the afternoon. This railway the by was suc and revolutionaries are D. Nov. 29.! bone work will rival per Is made use of the advance of all money The operation apparently the preparing Washington, C, professional considered a great treat by the Postal Matters. cessful will in to send and men. by former Indian Liquor formances. In will .be ' but the patient be the ships Charges boys. the evening there a to four per cent. Postal banks have been or- savings hospital for ten days or two weeks, The revolutionary flags which have Agent William E. Johnson, lately of "Just Because I Let You Call MB program in which both boys and girls Activity Increased largely at the ex dered established at Alamogordo on and for three months, his surgeons been flying in Shanghai and other Denver, but recently of Santa Fe, well Baby Lamb," by Chalmers McConnell. will take part. pense of values In the second hour, December 20, at Belen on December have warned him, he must not put on nearby towns are disappearing. known throughout the west as "Pussy- That's Why They Call Me Shine," by St. Michael's College: Besides tbe when the market dropped in a way 21, at Cimarron On December 19 and was under foot" Johnson, that "a ring annual and enter- boxing glove. Wolgast Further activities are , expected at political Gus Koch. Both these songs are ex- dinner the evening which was discouraging to the bull at Mesilla Park on December 22. The in the interior the knife 40 minutes. Nanking tonight. formed department, ceedingly funny and are exceptionally tainment by the literary society in the Interest, Rumors that the forthcom- postoffice at Lobo, Taos county, and caused his the Dr. J. W. Pollard, the Burgeon who Offers htd resignation from well by Jack and Gus. evening Thanksgiving will be a quiet of the Hantaan lines all mail be ad Uncle 8am Troops. de- sung ing earnings in the future should performed the declared Indian service on October 1," were one at the college. would make a increased operation, Washington, D. C., Nov. 29. The Perhaps the funniest part will be poor showing dressed to Arroyoseco. The postoffice that his splendid physical condition nted today by the First Assistant Sec- XJ. S. Indian School: Special drills bear the general United States today formally offered the olio following the the pressure against has been discontinued at Bayard, would pull Wolgast through in fine retary of the Interior Samuel Adams. regular perfor- and an evening entertainment will western Some of the market mail will sent to to China the services of 2,500 Ameri- mance. This will be a of a group. Grant county and be shape, and his fighting powers would Johnson had almost made charges burlesque mark Thanksgiving day among tbe In- to below the . low can troops now stationed in the Phil court in which all of leaders gave way Hurley. be unimpaired. ' against Clinton J. Crandall superin- negro eight the dian children in attendance at the before ippines to aid In keeping open the comedians take At this figures prevailing yesterday District Court, Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 29. Ad tendent of the U. S. Indian Industrial part. court, school. final In the mar- railway from Peking to the sea and some Veil known Santa Feans will be the vigorous upturn Two suits were filed In the district Wolgast, the champion lightweight School at Santa Fe, from which Cran- New York Central lost over two for the protection of foreigners In tried some ket. court yesterday. Publino Carrillo has fighter, who was scheduled to defend dall was exonerated. :': for very extraordinary ANTONIO FELIX WILL BE and American 3. In the China, if the Chinese council of min- You be points Sugar brought suit against the Eastern Rail his title against the British boxer, Mr. Adams said that Johnson had crimes. may charged with a TRIED AT L08 ANGELES. more active losses were sus- - isters desire to accept their services. offense quarter, way of New Mexico for $1,500 Freddie Welsh at Vernon arena, to rather than meet the oral serious and should be present of two in Valley asking resigned tained points Lehigh for sustained be- morrow, was stricken with of inattention yourself to face them, or arrange to 2 damages injuries by appendi charges Insubordination, Former Governor of Lower California and Reading, 11-- In Union Pacific CROP FAILURE IN have your counsel defend you. It is ing compelled to Jump from a train citis this morning in his training quar to duty, attempts to mislead the de Charged With and a in many other stocks, of- Smuggling point at a station which the ters. He was removed to a hospital SANTA FE DISTRICT. and reckless use of govern- suggested by the man in the box Bonds were Madrone, at partment Chinamen. irregular. train should an hour later and an to ment fice that you come yourself and bring e have stopped. operation' money. ' Bear operators Increased their pres-sur- save his life was leased Wire to New Mexican) all your friends as the court is very The other suit was filed by Alexan performed. (By Special In view of past services, Mr. Adams CB Special Lwe4 Wli ts New Mexican) the list when call money 20 round bat- Nov. 29. oi Dis to influence of that kind. against der Gusdorf against Ruporto Trujil- The Thanksgiving day Chicago, Reports continued, Johnson was permitted to susceptible San Francisco, Calif., Nov. 29. Tates rose to 5 per cent Amalgamat off. yield in the Santa Fe There will be a number of lo and his wife Hlpollta, for failure tle at Vernon, of course, lg appointing wesign Instead of being discharged. specialty Judge De Haven, in the TJ. S. Circuit ed its loss to two .had sold" and Cordoba districts of the Argen acts. One will Copper extended, to meet a note of $120.59. The par- The house been put early that be appreciated Court here today, signed an order for points. The October of the es- the wheat market today a will himself in reports ties live in Taos county. in the week and the gross receipts tine gave be by Director Sapp the removal to Los Angeles for trial Union Pacific and Southern 'Pacific Opening figures were HIGH 8CHOOL MOB . his Supreme Court. timated at $35,000 will have to be re- quick upturn. piano act. ot Antonio Felix, former governor of showing small decreas- l-- lower to advance. May ATTACKS FOOTBALL CAPTAIN. comparatively The territorial supreme court con turned to seat purchasers. Wolgast The costuming will be In keeping Lower California, who was arrested es In October although the a shade off to up, at earnings, vened at 10 o'clock this with was to have received $13,500 as his opened with the spirit of the show and the here on Sunday night and held on a . returns fell off served morning 1--2 to 98 receded to 98 1--4 and gross largely, two share and Welsh $5,000. Tom McCar-ey- , 98 Special &easea Wire to New Mexican) electrical effects are both original and of in a .as a check to list all judges present. The follow 98 78 99c. The (Br charge complicity conspiracy the selling and the of 'the Pacific Athletic then rose to close In- ' cases : promoter Sheridan, Wyo., Nots" 29. Police startling. to Chinese coolies into this stiffened ing were disposed of, after with c 99 smuggle slightly. Large operators under which was May up at . the Club, the auspices of the steady tervention alone aved Maurice . Mrs. CunUlngham will so-lo- h country. : , sold stocks which court adjourned until l-- play harp heavily again and the " was to been : contest have staged, said of the at the the St' Felix Is said Immigration officials market fell to a lower level than be- o'clock Friday afternoon "r With country offerings moderate Meyer, captain independent performance. Says by he would to arrange a sub Globe-Democr- x - of New today try eleven of Sheridan, fcnd quarterback Louis in a. to be the head of the organisation fore. 4 Reports- of off tn the Case 1446, territory Mexico, ' - v commission corn de- dispatch a falling stitute card. and good buying, school which has contra- -- or Roosevelt on last year's high team, from from Guthrie, Oklahoma: for years smuggled demand for copper explained the per appellee vs. S. L. Boone veloped quite a little strength. May - af- violence at the handa a mob of band Chinese from Mexican ports to slstent selling of the active copper county, appellant, docketed and- - started a shade at 64c touch- - of The new state boasts a number of Second comes- Novemoer Day en higher school the California coast by speedy launch the having failed to advanced to 64 1-- high students, hen, yesterday women who ha: 3 won tame In musi firmed, appellant Record Only once In the past forty tag 63 and, es out distanced the revenue case c he confessed to given informa- which Amalgamated Copper suffered a loss perfect his appeal. In this the did the weather bureau record The close was steady at 64 for having cal and djamatlc circles of the Unit on years, tion trick of the home cutters stationed along the coast. 4 American two appellant was fined $100 and costs a net of regarding plays ed States, some ot them as compos- of 2 and Smelting a colder November day, when the tem Hay, gain United Commissioner Daugh- - -- school team to toe Laramie high States Reading borehe brunt of the September 16, 1909, tor practicing dropped to 11 below tero Trade In oats was largely in the high ers, others as stars in theatrical and points. perature and school in an effort to throw erty, at Salinas, has ordered the de v railroad sell- tnedlclne without a license. of December holdings players concert roles. The latest addition to pressure in the Quarter, the very lowest thermometer marking way changing ot the twenty-tw- o Chinese 1-- the championship to the visitors last portation at? 149 8 as compared with 152 Case 1435, territory of New Mexico, on record in all those years was 13 to May. That month started a six- the ranks of the lirst named is Mrs. ing ." captured on the launch Comrade St. Paul yielded two vs. Jose Refugio Lucero, , teenth off to a like amount up at 49 Saturday.' Charles A. Cunningham of Guthrie, In the morning. appellee degrees below sera Last night at Monterey on Sunday night , points and the entire western group of Taos county, argued and 10:46 p. m., the minimum of de- to 49 l-- and ascended to 49 c. It was claimed that Meyer betrayed who has recently shown such uhsua! " eight " ;;. '1 ; '' ..gave way easily. ,.; i, submitted, t ;, grees below sero was touched and shorts took all the offer- most of the signals ot the Sheridan talent as a composer ot harp music as Nov. 29. Re- Scalping ' Kansas City, Cattle -J- noente Martlnes was 6 . team and that the Lar- to attract the attention ot Toward two o'clock the market' yesterday this morning at o'clock, It was still ings ot provisions. First sales were captain of the publishing ceipts 5,000. Market steady. Stocky Lien- - 1-- l-- gathered needed strength and rallies appointed a notary public at La one below sero, or thirty degrees be- 2 2 to 12 higher with May de- amie team showed perfect familiarity houses and; tne world at large wher- era and feeders $3.75 5.75; ncttv of to 1 point were geotraL low the normal. For tomorrow, clear livery 16.50 to 16.521-- 2 for pork; with the plays as soon as the signals ever the harp is admired. cows and heifers ' ovTla point - $2.7506.50; "Z3m (CtatfaueoV oa : and warmer weather is 9.471-- 2 tor and 8.67 2 for ribs. were , on ' close was steady. Page: Four.) predicted. lard, given. t (Continued Page Four). $3.254.76; calves . $47; western

r A A. ....i!(y,rt--,.ij- A ft A A. C. R. 3fc. jfc.jfly page two THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1911.

I The Preshvtpnan and MotWiriint congregations will join in a union New Way to Make Apple Must Have the Kind of Food That Thankseivine service at the Presliv- - JJumplings The Little Store Nourishes Brain. terian church at eleven o'clock to- Served With Hard Sauce or Cream -- morrow Rev. Mr. Shimer tothe Front morning. and Sugar Always "I am a literary man whose nervous of the Methodist church will deliver Kv Mr Mrlfenrir...... T1H1 .F.tlfnrnf energy is a great part of my stock in the sermon, his text being taken from j S , VJ i the Boston School trade, and ordinarily I have little pa- 1st Timothy, 6-- "Who Giveth Us Cooking Magazine Here a new to make Cooking and tience with breakfast foods and the Richly All Things to Enjoy." is way apple Baking Bags extravagant calims made of them. But dumplings that will surely please evtry housewife, for it is not necessary to I cannot withhold my acknowledgment Gun WE HAVE THEM. Took to Dance. have whole apples, and the juice cannot of the debt I owe to Grape-Nut- s that Emiho Tenorio was arrested last run out and burn as with apple dump- We'll have THANKSGIVING TURKEYS for our Customers food,. night at a dance at Las Vegas on the lings where the apple is placed in the "I discovered long ago that the charge of carrying a gun. Special center and the dough turned up around very bulkiness of the ordinary diet Officer E. R. Wells of the Santa Fe it. The biscuit part forms a crispy 6hell that holds the and Bananas, Oranges, was not calculated to give a clear made the arrest. Tenorio pleaded apples jnice. Grape Fruits, Nuts, head, the power of sustained, accurate guilty to the charge, and was released thinking. I always felt heavy and upon paying the costs, with a suspend PI Crnberries, Plum Pudding. sluggish in mind as well as body aft ed fine of $10. er eating the ordinary meal, which And All Kinds of Vegetables. diverted the blood from the brain to Snatched Fifty Dollars. the digestive apparatus. Ricardo Corrales was arrested by "I tried foods easy of digestion, but Policeman J. H. Curtis on San Fran- found them usually deficient in nutri cisco street at El Paso after an excit E CERY CO ment I experimented with many ing chase up San Francisco street from union K breakfast foods and they too, proved the station. At the police G Apple Dumpling's IN one-ha- lf station a of from the One unsatisfactory, till I reached Grape- - charge theft and cups siftedflour; person was him, teaspoonful salt; 3 level teaspoonfuls Southern Corner Plaza. Santa Fe. No. 40. Nuts. And then the problem was registered against Telephone Jose Varaquez complaining that he K C Baking Powder; cup shorten- solved. about WE GIVE REGISTER TICKETS WITH ALL CASH PURCHASES. had snatched $50 from him at the sta ing; cup milk; apples. "Grape-Nut-s with me agreed per- tion and run up San Francisco street Fill the cups of a battered muffin pan fectly from the beginning, satisfying with pared and sliced apples, with Varaquez following .him as fast sprinkle i vr. av my hunger and supplying the nutri- with salt and turn two or three ls j " t r ii j .s as be could go. of water into each ment that so many other prepared cup. Sift vino. GOOD COOKS foods lack. together, three times, the flour, salt and Races Flood El Paso With Riff Raff. baking powder; work in the E8pECIALLY REQUESTS THAT HE BE CAR "I had not been it shortening, ED WITHw?iBLERA The Delicatessen Store using very long The Juarez races open this week. and mix to a soft dough with the milk. BRAND NEW CARVING SET before I found that I was out two the from a with turning For the past weeks the horsemen, Drop dough spoon the KN'VES WILL CARRY A RAZOR EDGE AND an unusual and of in the it a smooth ex- ANHma We best of Goods. quantity quality jockeys, trainers, touts, gamblers apples cups, giving CARVING QUICK AND EASY carry the Imported work. Continued use demon- terior. Let bake about twenty-fiv- e min- has bookmakers, and the riffraff that fol- T HAVE Y0UR Our is utes. Invert the on a serving-dis- h. VoUY?rv!;Bu.GiAD FRIENDS Bakery always going. Fresh strated to my entire satisfaction that low the races like buzzards after a pan large SPOONsToR s Put a spoonful of hard sauce above AND Bread : : : : : Grape-Nut- lood contains the ele- have been rHE TA . and Cakes every day scavenger wagon, arriving the apple in each dumpling and finish - nnu OCt OURS. ments needed the brain and ner- in El No- by Paso for the opening. Since with a grating of nutmeg. vous system of the hard working pub- vember 14, when the race This is Wood-Davi- "& Delicious Cream following only one of the ninny new. delicious and s Puffs on Thursday and Saturday lic writer." Name given by Postum first started coming to El Paso for appetizing recipes contained in the K C Cook's Hardware Co. Book, which be obtained Co.. may r by sending Phone 14. ... Battle Creek Mich. the Juarez meeting, there iave been the colored certificate packed in every it iih nirautiM ui. ii "There's a reason," and it is explain. 22 housebreakings, holdups and rob can of K C Baking Powder to the Jaques Mfg. 19 Black. Co., Chicago. Be sure to get the ller Phone, LOUIS NAPOLEON ed in the little book, "The Road to beries of different kinds. Saturday cans do not contain Cook's Book Wellyllle," in pkgs. night and Sunday nine arrests were Ever read the above letter? A new made for alleged housebreaking and other crimes. Since at the of one appears from time to time. They petty Fridav opening Monday session, there have been 78 charac- was the most are genuine, true, and full of human suspicious disappointed that has ters and been !-is- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL interest. arrested placed in jail for ex in attendance at the Patterson: Attention s amination by the police and detec trial, for the letters introduced bv tives. counsel for th edefense to prove that I'D RATHER BE A CHRISTMAS Charles A. Patterson was a degen SEAL. Socialist Rector Retired. erate were read. They proved to be I'd rather be a Christmas Seal Rev. Alfred F. Arundel, who twenty too unprintable for a newsDarier. one! Bring your raw furs and hides Flour Hay, Grain, Potatoes and Salt. With a little sticky back seven years ago was pastor of the of them indicating that Patterson was Than all the high-price- d furry ones First Methodist church at Colorado cognizant of the fact that Strouss was to us to be Sole For INTERNATIONAL STOCK tanned and made into Agents FOOD. In the whole Arctic pack. Springs was dismissed as rector of a in intimate communication with his fashionable Episcopal church at Pitts Wife while all were living in Chica- the ILFaLFA SEED. All latest kinds of flowers, garden & field seeds in bulkand package I'd rather be a Red Cross Seal. burg. Pa. The socialistic teachines of go, and others containing obscene al- style garments, rugs, At a hundred for a dollar. Dr. Arundel were not relished by his lusions. But the crowd, which has robes, etc. f Than a useless muff. rmiionaire and after a been waiting for with eager ex Animals and birds The only exclusive ouse in Santa Fe j just lady's congregation, days grain luke-war- Or sort of collar. series of arguments, in which he de pectation for the letters, could hear mounted clined to modify the style of his ser nothing. The attorney for the de at reasonable ratA I'd rather be a busy seal mons, he was given a bonus of $10,000 fense read them in such a low tone And be called a gerrny stamn and persuaded to resign. Dr. Alfred of voice that only those inside the at Phone 6619 Blk. W. Phone Black Than be the proudest furriest prince Arundel had been the rector of torneys' rail could catch all the Phone Black words. F. F. Of the whole North Pole camp. Trinity church at Pittsburg for twen Santa Fe, N. M. GORMLEY 45 LEO HERSCH 45 ty years, but during the last two years he had had the hardihood to TO AND FROM Christian FOSVEIl BaaBBBjsawfAaaaaBBBBBBBisa preach socialism to Pitts Connections made with AutoaioDHa -r- burg's money WF HA VP II 1CT t r-- . inninin aristocracy, thundering line t Vaughn for ncrcivcn en tup atitp 1 from the the Rosven, dally ML" pulpit against exploita- Roe-wel- MUUNU dIAIt Automobile leaves Vaughn for l tion of labor and denouncing Pitts jj at 8:30 a. m. und arrives Ros-- : burg's sacred steel and oil institutions at Why Mineral CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES : well at 3:30 p. m. Automobile leaves Import Water? Residence By Fire. as 'monstrosities of consecrated and 3 r f Destroyed Roswell for 6 if Th rPHtdonne of extortionate wealth." Vaughn tt p. m. The t James E. Chad fare between : WHEN YOU CAN ; .!:. c Sacta F and Torrance GET THE 4 U'M' V,,.. 1 ''iV u. r, .; ;i.3 north of : : lldii.j UVi-l- lt is 15.80 and between Torrance and V cu'-i,- a a. - Killed " county, was Himself Because of Size. destroy- Roswell S10. Reserve seats Celebrated Maiden Buttee Cj "Little Harry" Marshall, who reach on auto Mineral Water s oioblle by wire. J. W 1 j oM Cur ! ed tne age of 19 a few weeks ago Sockard. ah Kinds of Soda, ;i i! nent. without having risen above the flve-fc- ' J 5 J c a. v.ijirj about Herald level in height, ended his life at Special High Ball Ginirer Ale i V.J A ( Jk AhV ! New York because the reali- I wo altpix I and fell into poignant MEN AND WOMEN WANTED Delivered to your house. Patronize home !,--- , zation of j IOC iv! of he White House nature's niggardliness kept FOR GOVERNMENT Industry, Leave orders at him POSITIONS. broke - from proposing to the he uuniiilig. she her leg and bruis- girl Free booklet tells about 360.000 iwAunt & cu.'s STORE, PHONE 26. ed her body. loved. He drank a dose of cyanide of in the room he protected positions in U. 8. Civil Ser- THE SANTA FE potassium shared with vice. More MINERAL WATER his father at 927 Cortlandt avenue. than 40,000 vacancies CO. You Bit Off Thumb. lifetime re to call see King's The Bronx, after farewell let every year, employment requested and and E. Barnes, of Manville, writing Easy to Just Wyoming, ters which told the of the get ask for examina- must stand trial at the next term of tragedy tion booklet Now Mexico Civil Ser- hear the beautiful tone j nttie boy who couldn't grow up. In the district court for bitine off the vice 8chool, Albuaueraue. N. M Box ene of the letters he wrote ' REAL left thumb of Charles because the words 452. ESTATE AND INSURANCE King that he never had dared to utter re JESSE FRENCH King objected to his attention to PIANO ferring to "Alice", the girl In the case, Now Mrs. King. Md on the floor of the 5ante Fe Trail & Curio Co. as "Sweetheart," and beaueathfne to FOR SAIF "To1 "toP61' City Property, Orchards her his most Also a oumber THIS PIANO WILL APPEAL TO Descendant of Paul Jones in prized possession, an (Mdl,Me of the finest Fruit LOVERS OF MUSIC, AND IS Poverty. honor certificate from an Alfalfa Ranches id ONE A American woman English theEspanola Valley with the Best OF THE SAMPLE PIANOS OF THE HOUSE OF wealthy has school. Very of water rlhts discovered a bov. who i Imperial Laundry and one of the finest orchards oa a the Tesuque at a Bargain LEARNARD-LINDEMAN- N direct descendant of John Paul Jones COMPANY Could Not Hear ' living with his grandmother in Paris Filthy Letters. ror Best Laundry Work Modern are car-lo- ad The Residences for ordering in shipments for Holiday Trade. in straitened circumstances. crowd that filled the court room Rent. order now for Place vour She has your Christmas Piano. Our our investigated his and is con BASKET pianos, prices and pedigree That Contain LEAVES MONDAY AND TUESDAY our terms have satisfied hundreds of New Mexico vinced he is what he is said to be. Mercury. and Arizona as mercury will surely destroy the RETURNS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY F. M. 103 purchasers. sense of smell and de- JONES. Calderon Was Beaten completely Palace Ave. SANTA FE TRAIL Brutally range the whole system when & CURIO CO., SANTA FE. jjunuciano an aged man entering O. K. aaaaMaaajBejnaeaaenBBBBaaaaaaesee.. uaiaeron, it through the mucous surfaces. Such Agency at Barber Shop was found lying at the corner of Sev. i--. srticles should never be used mrs. o. Brown; Agent. LEARNRD 5: Esta5Iished enth and Broadway, at El Paso, un-- except m Irom - LIN DEM ANN CO. able to move from a beatine d nl'.p . reputable physi- Phone Red No. 23. Phone. Red No. 23 Albuqorque, New Mexico be him. 6 they wlU do 18 E- M- given His legs had been ,1 damaf - - Lehnor, Expert German Piano Tuner. good P8Blw'r WHOLESALE beaten so badly as to break one of- n.,.fldJ th! them utjuve irom tnem. Hairs Catarrh M!U RETAIL Cure, manufactured by F. J. Chenev oal Weed & Co., contains RATON Finds New Eskimo Race. Toledo, Ohio, no mer KERR'S SHOP, HEADQUARTERS FOR cury, ana is Members of the Historical taken internally, acting YANKEE Winnipeg directly upon the blood and mucous HUBB'S LAUNDRY. Screened R. J. Society have received a letter from CERRILL08 CRICHTON V. Burraces of the system. In fcuvin Phone us. we will be elad to Lump I Stefanson, the Arctic explorer, call far how Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get your laundry on Mondays and Tiles' this Intrepid traveler of tne A.thr.cltc Co.l rilSto. the far north had lived genuine, it is taken internally days and deliver on Thursdays and SttamCori. LUMBER & with a race of and made in vuu Slthlf.l.sua COAL YARD Eskimos who had never Toledo. Ohio bv P Fridays. j&ina Jink seen a white & free.' j man. Stefanson Cheney Co. Testimonials All Is resr A. T.4 said he had visited Sold work guaranteed; 8.F. Depot, CAflTAL COAL more than 500 by druggists. Price 75c per are mended button 85 DAWSON uncivilized Eskimos, bottle. and . Telephone COAL nearly all of whom had never seen a your without extra iai J7C white man. Take Hall's Family Pills for pts charge. ncu V PHONE RED 122 " Union R. H. STOM P. Aownt The Thanksgiving Meeting. Quality Coal." WOOD'YS HACK LINE 333 HICKOX Hay Fever and Summsr Golds STREET, Near Union Depot LIVERY STABLE MUST BE RELIEVED Prom PHONE, RED 100. QUICKLY AND WE RECOMMEND BARRANCA TO TAOS OPEN DAY AND NIQHT Foley's Honey and Tar Meets Both North South La Salle Restaurant Fto W?s, Reltabte Horses Single) Bounds Trains. CHAS. GANN, Prop. Baggies, Surries, Saddle Horses. WWMWMils...ai liliriMUJUJWiuj Compound For Leaves Barranca on the arrival of Telephone II. quick and definite results.' the north bouno and ITkei to Need of riKS! CLASS HACK SERVICE For MEASLES' train arrlvea at Two Doors Below F. Andrews Storo. Anrftfnr COUGH, for the COUGH Taos at 7 p. m. For hire at Beeuiar that follows SCARLET Regular Heals 25 centa. farfteUVERY LINE yloss Imglee and saddle heraaa, FEVER, for Ten CPLL Thone 9 CROUP, WHOOPING miles shorter than any other Rooms for 25c and 50c Driven CEIICn IACI ASTHMATIC Rent Finished. IM THEOWIECOMICLPro. CONDITIONS, or "cough way. Good covers hacks and good Snort Orders at All Hours. Meek Of whatever nricn'n teams. Fare 45.00 round trio. Ml COUGHS of Tumi ELDERLY PEOPLE, use furnished commercial men to take In BOARD BY THE WEEK 4 $5.00 Ave. Foley s Honey Tar Compound the towns. Wire Embudo French Q1AS. CLOSSON ll111M1.,.,ftlmfyjt)ni) m... Ffir- DO lA K. nil Jk surrounding Noodle Order 20c. a 4iak, MaaMaaaMMnBi ,durL'HUBU. Station. a New Terk Chop Suey Ste.

m Zook's DRINK OLIVE OIL Pharmacy Zook's ,00d-bevera- l 18 a ge, much to be to Pharmacy Phone YeSI Drmrv 1 tea preferred coffee, i or even Cocoa - - . . P ho n e 213 PURE OLIVE OIL has a palatable, nutty flavor; even the children 213 like it-- and they may have it. . - - - . . . Good for all sorts of Salads and for Cooking, too. i nmm m A MnV A A A e m- ""AaaaeAaaaaaaa''aaaeaeeaaasaaee:: m: ..'. ,1'

i I A r f PAGE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1911. THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M. THREE PITZ REDUCTION SAL FOR HOLIDAY SHOPPERS' Listen to a Few of These Specials Inmense Asst. of Decorated China Here You Can Find Cu' 1 1 AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERBODY A Suitable Gift for every one FATHER, MOTHER, WIFE, or - .00 to $ .50 DAUGHTER, HUSBAND or SON and for BABY too in beautiful Fili- WTs $ Silver Glassware the latest of Sterling Silver Tea Sterling Deposit very gree work not excalled anywhere in beauty and design. beautiful that will Matrix-Brilla- Snoons ner Set $3.75 wareSomething please any Turquoise nt Opals-- io Beautiful rinr Settings. Also Brooches woman :- -; c: :- -; :- -: and Pendants : You cannot equal these In Chicago or New York : :: :: :: :: :: :: :: SEE THEM IN THE WINDOW SEE THE SHERBET GLASSES IN THE WINDOW. IF IT IS JEWELRY WE HAVE IT Our immense stock will be sold at reduced prices.

HEAVY RECEIPT OF RANGE CATTLE AT KANSAS CITY. MEIERS OF THE FIRST W. L. DeCLOW, America's Largest Horse and Jack Importer, Remov- Market Declined 15 to 25 Cents on His Business to New Mexico. Monday Feeders Were at Low ing Ebb 6n Wednesday. STATE LEGISLATURE I am arranging to change my business location from Cedar (The Capital Tailors Rapids, la., to El Paso, Tex., or some desirable point near by. I am Kansas City Stock Yards, N 29. shipping 30 Imported Stallions and Mammoth Jacks on January 1, Heavy receipts ot range cattle came 1912, being my first consignment. I would like to correspond with f ivf a In of last but few all stockmen who are in need of Jacks or Full Blood ITI-VIV- L ic? 1 err the first part week, Stallions, taJ cattle of any kind arrived after Wed- Mares. I can also furnish Shorthorn and Hereford Bulls Registered lit nesday. The market declined 15 to and Bucks at reasonable Please Registered Shropshrire very prices. Santa Fe's Only Place where Suits are 23 cents Monday and Tuesday, and write me. If not in need yourself, please tell your neighbors. Fit Made in the remained on the bottom Wednesday . . V W. DeCLOW, Cut, and City. The run was so small after Cedar Rapids Jack and Stallion Importing Farm, Cedar Rapids, la to Wednesday that buyers began take I have recently secured a special ra te by express by which I can ship of week notice and by the end the jacks at lower rates than ever befo re. I can ship jacks from Cedar Rap-Id- most of the loss had been regained. la, to Albuquerque, N. M, for $55 each, to Phoenix, Ariz., for $104 Fine make Stockers and feeders were at a very each, and can reach other points at c orresponding rates. We low ebb on Wednesday, but by Friday the feeling was much better, and ev- (l Imported the Busi- erything was cleaned up close by Sat urday night, with a full recovery in Clothes ness an prices in nearly everything. The Tun today is reasonable, at 12,000 head Wells Fargo & Co. here, but Chicago has about one-thir- d Express such as you Art. Every more than necessary today. Prices here are strong to 10 higher than Fri- General Express Forwarders can only Garment day, "and 20 to 35 cents above the low time last week. Colorado beef steers TO see in the is made sold today at $5.15 that would not have 'f.f by passea $4.90 last week, and others All Parts of The World reached $5.75 today, as compared with Cities. Ma InceavwnlesKe - Big we Experts a top of $5.50 last week for full loads Sa?c Honey by Purchasing- Walk of Colorados. Some feeders from z Domestic Money Orders, Travelers' CAN W Montrose sold $5.25 We have W in Their at $4.90 to today, Fanlga Moaay Orders 25 to 50 cents higher than the low DO IT. time last week. A train of Oiu Mex-ico- s Them. , ffl Line. tad all Ji brought $4.00 today, direct from Piyalle U. S., Mexico Fcjeijv TkfWffeMt Canada, the Republic, similar to $3.90 cattle Ceoitriet date last week. Panhandle calves sell $4.75 to $5.25 REMITTANCES SENT BY at for heavy weights, - . Tlx TELEGRAPH and some 1050-poun- d panhandle feed- I ANOTHER SPECIAL ers brought $5.65 late last week, about extreme for For short time we will be to the top feeders. Though I a willing the market is much better today, kill- J. D. BARNES, Agent. divide with you. We will a ers still assert that the beef markets .IHMMMaHMnniMSMMiMMsSNMHMaAMi up put up in the East are full of meat, and that fine assortment of cloths that we will unusually large stocks of poultry and small meats are in the retail shops CHARLES P. DOWNS, make up, and coolers. Member of the House From Otero County. Packers are supporting the hog market in a fashion that indicates they believe in an approaching short more years ago. He Is a young man FOR LADIES FOR GENTS X 35 of age of the porcine animals. Prices Age years. great energy and initiative. Born X Native of Indiana. in came to held steady last week, in the face of Indiana, he New Mexico X Came to New Mexico In elevn took an increased supplies at all points, and years ago and editorial X 1900. on Las Record. cleanups were good from day to day. positon the Vegas X' Held editorial on X When was Run is moderate today, 12,000 here, positons that paper absorbed by the the Las Vegas Record, Silver X i he went to Silver and for prices steady, top $6.45, medium Optic, City DAINTY X City and Las Cru- - a had of the Silver $25.00 $20.00 weights $6.25 to $6.45, light hogs $5.75 Enterprise year charge City X ces ne became con- - j to $6.25, pigs $4.25 to $5.50. Average Progress. enterprise. Later, L$7 X Went to Albuquerque in nected with the Las Cruces HI weights are increasing, d Progress X 1904. and on 1, 1904, went to UP UP here last week, d the previ- ' thence, July ous week. X Deputy district clerk. Alamogordo to accept the position of SHOES FOR X District clerk. deputy district clerk, ieter succeeding Readv-mad- and lambs sold You cannot eaual this in e Cloth - Sheep unevenly David J. to that posi- last with the market xxxxxxxsxr;xsxxxx Captain Leahy week, generally Among the newspapermen in the tion, when the latter was appointed WE GUARANTEE THE FIT. despondent, though Iambs finish- ing. Remember good legislature, Charles P. Downs of XI. S. district attorney. Mr. Downs is ed the week with a sale at the top, will be greeted as a cronie, very popular in Otero county and his THANKSGIVING $5.50. 'Run is 7,000 here mar- today, he forsook the Journalistic) election was a to his agresslve-nes-s 7T although tribute ket no good lambs me- steady, here, j field for the political, some seven and and record as a booster. I & dium lambs around $5.10, feeding SYUFY YOUNG, lambs, $4.00 to $4.50, yearlings $3.50 correct to $4.25, wethers $3.00 to $3.50, ewes PUEBLO'S RED LIGHT THE SANTA NEW MEXICO. NO REASON FOR DOUBT of is 25J San Francisco Street, FE, $2.75 to $3.10. High corn is testing DISTRICT ROOTED OUT. the foot the staying powers of feeders, and as nice an as the some stuff has been sent in prema- art Pueblo. Colo., Nov. 29. The biggest turely. Buyers cut the price on un- Statement of Facts Backed by grooming of the body, finished stuff, and owners are Strong Guarantee. cleanup of Pueblo's xedlight district tion to make Final five to urged year Proof, to make their stuff good if they hope and eambline halls that has taken and you know that no TIMETABLE ALL establish claim to the land above des- to reap a profit. Dealers believe De- We guarantee complete relief to all place in this city for several years has before or Receiver TJ. ev- - of a man's or wo- LOCAL TRAINS cribed, Register cember prices will be better than now. sufferers from constipation, or, In just occurred, and as a Tes'ult dozens part S. Land office, at Santa Fe, N. M., on Some ewes that went out two months ery case where we fail, we will sup-- ot women of the underworld have at- 5th of 1911. man's is more The fallowing are the time tablet the day December, ago at $3.00 were returned last week ply the medicine free. been driven from town and about rig Claimant names as witnesses: - were fined f the local railroads: and sold at $1.25 to $1.75, without any Rexall Orderlies are a gentle, effec- twenty gamblers in police tractive than a - head pretty "A. T. A . F. Hy." Plutarco Armljo, Vlriginlo Quintans, gain in weight, an extreme case. tive, dependable, and safe bowel regu- court Commissioner Donnelly, Leave Perfecto Armijo, all of Rowe, N. If., lator, strengthener, and tonic. They of the department of public safety, foot well shod. a.' to connect 'with No. 3 and Manuel Garcia, of Fulton, N. M. conducted the campaign 8:10 m., FORT BLISS TO BE CAV- aim to reestablish nature's functions personally MANUEL R. OTERO, in do not! and he states that the When you want shoes westbound and No. 10 eastbound. ALRY POST IN FUTURE. a quiet easy way. They emphatically nau--! in Pueblo is a of the Returning, arrive Santa Fe at 12.10 Register. cause Inconvenience, griping or redlight thing to properly match the m. sea. are so pleasant to take past, so long as he remains in office. p. El Paso, Nov. 29. Orders They Leave Santa Fe at 3:30 m. to NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Texas, land work so easily that they may be new or suit p. were received at Fort Bliss from the gown you conect with No. 1 westbound and No. (Publisher.). taken by any one at any time. They are some offered war department, at Washington con- the whole Herewith bargains will wear when eastbound. . of the thoroughly tone up system going 2 Department Interior, verting the post from an infantry to by the New Mexican PrintingCom-pany-: arrive at Santa Fe 6 p. m. TJ. S. Land at Santa N. M. to healthy activity. Returning Of Fe, a cavalry post. The orders went into Cede of Civil Procedure ( the out or receiving com- at 6:20 m. to con-ne- 1911. Rexall Orderlies are Leave Santa Fe p. November 15, effect at once. Four troops of caval- unsurpassable Territory of New Mexico, 1897. sheep with No. 7 westbound and No. 4 Notice is hereby given that Luciano and ideal for the use of children, old Missouri let us ry will take the place of the Twenty - beand, $1; paper bound. 75c. pany, provide you eastbound. of N. M., on Octo folks, and delicate persons. We can- Ortega, Lamy, who, now Missouri Code ate third infantry at the post. The Pleading forma, $6; up-to-d- Santa Fe at ber homestead 10134, not too recommend them to all with Returning arrive at 18, 1911, made orders from Washington provide for highly Pleadings. fS; the two for 110. strictly 1-- m. No 07888, Si3 section town - 8:35 p. for 35, the occupation of the post by head- Adapted to New Mexico Code, Laws m. to con- 14 tlon and Its attendant evils. Three footwear, and you may Leave Santa Fe at 8:50 p. ship N, range 11 E, N. M. meridian, nimrtera. band machine min nlaitnnn ML 50c. f New Mexico. 1889. 19 and 1903, No. 8 eastbound and No. 9 has filed notice of intention to make a. 10c, 2,"c and Remember nect with and sanadron of cavalry. T,h!slzeB' English and Spanish $2.25; rest assured you will five-ye- can obtain Kexaii Kemeates in pamphlets, westbound. ' final proof, to establish claim Twenty-thir- d you infantry will probably at our store roll leather $3. SheruTs Flexible arrive at Santa Fe, 11:30 to the land above described, before be sent to Fort at this community only get the very latest Returning, Benjamin Harris The Fischer Cover Pock't Dockets, single, 11.86; style, m. Register or Receiver IT. S. Land Of- ; The Rexall Store. Drug p. Iiidianapolis. St. two or mere books, $1 each. New most and Belen cut-of-f fice, at Santa N. M., on the 26th Co., 232 San Francisco the perfect fit Passengers for the Fe, M'Xica Supreme Court Not should now day of December, 1911. Reports, and Fecog Valley points ANOTHER 10 S3.39 each. Com the best for the Claimant SUGAR TAKES t and Inclusive, quality leave at instead of 7:20 names as witness: IT Cam-Hstie- 8:30 P. ai.. DROP OF TEN CENTS. Let Him Know ft yon are out ot latlen Corporation 75 e. as heretoiora. Connection leaves Al Eulogio Sandoval, George Las, least Lathrop, a position, you must let the employer Mining Laws, "O c Moaey's money. buquerque 7:55 P. m. instead ot Flliberto Martinez, Francisco . Sando- know A want advertisement In tne t New York, Nov.' 29. All of it of New Mutes P sports, fall 2:20 a. m. val, all of Lamy, N. M. grades New Mexican will reach every busi- jigest refined sugar were reduced 10c a hun- sheen, S&M: full hat school Masks. D. A t. Q. MANUEL OTERO, ness and professional 'man In the city Men's Fine $3.50 to $6.00 fly. dred pounds today. ,: Shoes, Leaves 10:05 a. m. or nortu. Register.', and county and a great many in the want on Arrive 4:20 p. m. territory. If yon have any special tal If yon anything earla trjj from north. PRESIDENT TAFTS MESSAGE New 'xleo TAFT IS FAVORITE ent, do not hide It under a bushel. Want ad la the New Mexlcaa Men's & . 2.50 to 5.00 Central By. WILL NOT BE LONG. Pumps Oxfords, Leave 12:45 p. m. connects with No. . CANDIDATE IN COLORADO. I east and 1 south and west 4:15 m. Washington, Nov, 29. President 19 Women's Fine 2.00 to 5.00 Arrive p. with connections Grand Junction, Colo., Nov. 29. Af Tksre Osly Oao Shoes, . . . from No. 3 east Taft's annual message to Congress ter a straw vote in Pitkin. Garfield, was turned out in record time at the Montrose Mesa, Delta and counties, government office here. Cor Notice of printing Women's & Oxfords, 2.00 to 4.00 for Publication. without previous knowledge the rections made by the President and Pomps of the Interior, of those address- Department political inclination Secretary Hllles allowed the message TJ. S. Land Office At Santa Re, n. ed, the Grand News M., Junction Daily to go to the printers shortly before 1 Z4, finds from October 191L the returns that President o'clock. It was estimated to be about - Is that Cres Taft received fifty-tw- o first choice Notice hereby given 6,000 words In reXgth, but InTSss than Brosno Qz!alRO of Pecos, N. If., on votes, Theodore Roosevelt, forty-six- ; Laxotlvo cendo Rolbal, who, three hours the proofs were back In THE mva TO OOU m MT sMf. Senator thirty-fiv- NMU 4 Sept. 4, 1906, made Homestead 9886, Robert LaPoJleftte, the White House. The President 1--4 SW 1--4 and Woodrow Wisdow. No. 07764. for NW See. 2 Wilson, thirty. glanced over the sheets from the temember the full nam. Look 1-- 1-- 1-- print Always 1--2 4 4 Cis and B SB ana SW SB office, and at the cabinet It ing meeting siu nature on box. 36o, Section 3. Township 16 N, Range 11 Try a New 'Mexican Want Ad, they were gone over for Uw teat lor thk every - SWA has filed notice of lnten- Meridian, brings result. , i t time. PAGE FOUR Tili: KAXTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. 11. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1911.

SANTA JE NEW MEXICAN ballot of such reasonable length i' .;, : every pupil and every parent should CATCHY SONGS, LOVELY GIRLS. there can be considerable effective have a copy of the pamphlet which discrimination the voters. Instead contains this address of Mr. Read, as i trom rage One.) MEXICAN PRINTING by (Continued THE NEW COMPANY PUBLISHERS. of for a score of to veil as his delivered to the PAUL WALTER voting delegates address A. F. FRANK P. STURGES, an PTflrinnHnp' lQea l,TiobnAl' rnl.! a of assembly convention, for example, c rf , j "Mrs. Cunningham, as player Editor and President. Vice President. the people will vote directly for one lege this summer and which breathes the acquired a Western reputa- FIRST NATIONAL BANK JOHN K. STAUFFER, CHAS. M. harp, STAUFFER, man the candidate himself. It will a that must fire the youth who tion several years ago, beginning this r. spirit Secretary-Treasure- General Manager. contain fifty names instead of a thou- heard it or who will read it to do line of work as a harpist for the Scar? sand. On the new Is his noble Eutered a Second Class Matt er at the Santa Fe Postofflce. plan it expected best to be and to be good. tish Rite Masons of Oklahoma. In OF SANTA FE that a number of the Tammany boss- - such capacity she appeared before Ad- RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION, Daily, six months, by mall. $3.60 lts will disappear suddenly from' po These zero temperatures In Novem- - miral Winfield Scott Schley, former THE OLDEST Daily, pe week, by carrier...... 25 litical life and that even Boss Mur ber or at any other time give New James Richardson of BANKING INSTITUTION Weekly, six months 1.00 Congressman Daily, per Eonth, by carrier. ... .75 phy will have to cater to insurgent Mexico's climate a black eye to the Tennessee and others high in the IN NEW MEXICO. 2.00 ; Oally, per month, by mail .65 Weekly, rer year elements within his own machine. casual visitor who just happened Scottish Rite world, and through such Daily, per year, by mail 7.00 Weeky, per quarter 69 The ballot is still too long, but Its along and stayed merely a day or two. as these uer fame spread. She is a on on of is of Loansmoney the most favorable terms all kinds length governed by the number Yet, they are a blessing, for they will daughter-in-la- of Judge Harper S. officers. ' New and collateral and sells bonds and OFFICIAL PAPER OF SANTA FE COUNTY. elective The york Short stay ; the smallpox epidemic for in Cunningham of Guthrie, who founded personal security. Buys Ballot. has nronosed Organization stance, which, was on its way from the Scottish Rite Masonry in lOklahc-m- a, stocks in all markets for its .customers. Buys and sells The New Mexican Is ths oldest new spaper in New Mexico. It is sent to measures off cutting the four corners the pest ridden, impoverished settle and has been the gen- and In and a and circulation . inspector domestic foreign exchange and makes telegraphic Tsry postofflce the Territory, has large growing from tne elective list and the Albu- " giving ments of northern Mexico. The eral for the territories, now compos-- of amonfc the Intelligent and progressly people of tie Southwest governor power to his cabi- - follow- transfers money to all parts of the civilized world on as appoint querque Herald, holds forth the ing Oklahoma, for many y,ears. ,.. " i . net instead of the minor, state - money-transmitti- ng having ing optimistic prediction for Albuquer- "It was not until recently, however,' liberal terms as are given by any j officers, separately .elected, "lifch que and It applies also to Santa Fe: that Mrs. Cunningham's closest public or Liberal advances made on con- will so mueh agency, private. procedure simplify things "Oh, yes, we have snow occasional- friends knew her as a composer ot that will find them-- of livestock and products. The bank executes the plain people ly, just to please those misguided vis- music. Ifleaked out accidental- signments selves masters ballot fac-- harp of in of their and itors who like to sentimentalize on its and then it became known that all orders its patrons the banking line, and will extend BE NO DELAY. leaders of both the are be-- the on an ly, LET THERE big parties ing politicians open plain beauty, but the sunshine Is just the three she has to them as liberal treatment in ail directions as is consist- from indefinite to their for 1912 instead of a during past years The suggestion ginning lay plans shadowy jungle, around corner, and its rays several of i.--- the genial composed numbers great sound ' be asked and to make their forecasts as to the 'j.' ... ,. ent with banking. sources that President Taft will soon come forth to proclaim merit. Of one of "Dear Old to his ad- - prospects in that campaign. One these, delay issuing proclamation THE ALBUQUERQUE FAIR AND anew that the climate of New Mexico which she composed OFFICERS. New Mexico as a state until thing about that canvass may be pre--j Sweetheart," mitting OTHERS. is the most glorious and hospitable in nearly three years ago, she has re- can look into the election dieted with the utmost confidence. It R. J. PALEN, President. J. B. READ, Cashier. Congress Why does not Santa Fe get Into the all the world." to the ' a will be since cently consented publication." of November 7, and possibly order much closer than any L. A. HUGHES, F. McKANE, Assistant Cashier. New Mexico's 1S96, when over game? , 'rew election postponing McKinley's majority of San Mi . e do not the businessmen nt San- The November number admission March 4, 1913, is pre-- Bryan was only ninety-fiv- electoral Why BOARD SHORT MANY RETURNS. until to News is from and and im- votes. be closer than that. ta Pe make arrangements have a guel press gives from one. . posterous, ridiculous seems It may an of neatness and care (Continued page is Their in 1910, when air at tne Capital each year? example thatj ON possible; yet it is more, it sinister victory they well for the institution whose PAID TIME DEPOSITS - ne western iairs are growing speaks and wicked, especially when one re- checked the tide of Republican ' dre, San county, Governor. 4? and as pupils are newspaper ways as Miguel by 4$ 'nembers how some enemies of New which had been running stltutions such institutions taught tne are rart of their education. Nowadays, William J. Mills. ' since of state fair at Albuquerque Mexico have been playing for delay 1894, and gained a majority Money Order Clerk. - in their are as the man who can not express himself Special sixty-on- e in the House of Representa- merely infancy; they right along. of in public the columns of the; Mrs. Catherine Brown who has been is are - tives and reduced the lead mere germs great possibilities through It true, there grave irregu- Republican yt newspaper is handicapped. The con- agent for an Albuquerque laundry has re-- in the Senate to ten, the and Potentialities. laritles on the face of the election has given of show accepted the position- - of money order In coun-ha- d tents San Miguel News that in Demo Democrats a confidence which , fhey To the host of dwellers the turns but they are mostly the who will seize the oppor--. clerk at the postofflce during the 'holi- not since Cleveland carried try districts, the fair is a pupils cratic counties; the three precincts felt agricultural will be well to con days. 'the in 1S92 and his source of .and benefit. tunity prepared that held no election are located in country entered, yearly delight tribute to the The articles second term with both branches of In the western states these annual press. Democratic portions of the territory, and news notes In the present num- How About That Fire Insurance? and the Democrats have therefore, no Congress on his side. If 1910 had meets have assumed remarkable pro--' i : ber of the News would be a credit to ground for complaint. If there is to been a presidential year, a Democrat portions, variety and importance, edu-ie- t a trained journalist and . must be of ELK'S THEATRE ''be an of the J would have entered the White House Their fascinating features; their Investigation election, special interest to parents, relatives of YOUR it be by the New Mexico leglsla- - on March 4th, 1911. For the moment cational value and the Impetus they IS PROPERTY FULLY PROTECTED ? i: in the pupils and all others interested in j the chasm in the ranks to prosperity are weft related ture, not by an extraneous body like Republican give New Mexico's oldest ' Nov. 30th and Dec 1st. ' throw- - was too broad and too drawn "The Novel Attractions bt Western college. Congress. If there is to be any ' rigidly Les-asid- e to be Bu'a1 little' at least Fairs," an article in -- ir.g out of election returns and setting bridged. interesting No thanks to- About ! of between the two ele-- lie's this week Charles Moreau person truly gives Think It! Then Act of results, let it be by New the tension by morrow unless he or she remembers The New Mexi-jnien- of the Republican party has Harger, who was an observer in the Mexico authorities. those less fortunate. It Is proper to - j been diminished and to this extent its Constitutional Convention at Santa Fe can believes in home rule, not in gov- drink and be but there! A THE MOULTOfesPE COMPANY chances 1912 are aided. last eat, merry Pa(tn Beach ernment by the Owens and the for year, also of - are nobler ways expressing Floods. . "The United States Senate may The state fair Is an unfailing baro- joy and manifesting gratitude, and GENERAL AGENTS. SANTA N. M. Tt i unfortunate, that instead of choose the next President of the meter of prosperity. In the lean the noblest of all Is to bestow a bless- FE, western days, the canvass will take weeks. United States. If that should occur, years of the nineties the others. is there Is but ing upon It. true, Party That cannot be helped except that the person selected will be, in all states struggled to give exhibits, no person so miserable but that lie with results. The the canvassing board should sit eight probability, the man nominated for always meager or she has cause for thanksgiving, The na- - had no to attend and latest and greatest idea in or ten instead of only four hours a by the Republican people money but there are many who on the ma-- i tional as little which were to snow. day, should take no recess for any convention, the Republicans they proud terial side have not been blessed MODERN MINSTRELSY purpose. have a majority In the Senate. A Today they add pleasure to their pros-popul- with the same abundance that others field next and their are Next week Congress convenes and third ticket in the perity products worthy are blessed and it is the duty of those with to of the most liberal So the each day will offer opportunity to year, strength carry enough display. abundantly blessed to equalize by Owen or Flood or some other states to prevent an election by a state fairs have come to be among that with others. educative and sharing blessing DIRECTION Santa Fe Mil Democratic to majority of the electoral college, the chief entertaining politician n Planing would such features of the in the agricul-Whe- UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. interfere and make trouble. bring about a result, year One of the San Juan county ex--! C. A. SAPP, KANSAS M0. , i CITY, no candidate receives a major!-- tural middle west, -- i i . . - ... - , Delegate W. H. Andrews Nmust do tuaiiges complains ui me siaie OI me Wainscottin ty of the electors, the choice develops How the do come! The Min-upo- n Window Frames, all In his power to prevent delay in people county jail in that prosperous county. Moulding the House of fair had 318,000 admissions last Sash, Doors, - . ' Door issuing the proclamation. For him Representatives; nsota New Mexico county jails are not a Frames, Ceilin?, but the House, in of the large 517,000; 231,000; tasmfs, ease, ITompt action means a United States spite year; Texas, Iowa, source of pride to tho commonwealth, BENEFIT Dry Rnn Flooring Custom Work Democratic majority of members, 334,000; 130,000; Snatorship. Illinois, Nebraska, and even where the jails are fairly could not elect a President, because Missouri 86,000; Kansas, 195,000. Office, Bank The leaders must be a modern and sanitary, county jail ad Bar, and Church Fixtures ; also General Cabii cl Republican neither party has a majority of the Kansas is prodigal of state fairs. It In for to them It ministration Is not much better than it Work, Turning, Odd Jobs Custom Work. All work unit opposing delay, states by delegations. Then the Vice-- has two one at the Topeka, B. P. E. and capital, was In England a hundred years ago. 0. means the legislature, the supreme President would become President and one et Hutchinson, guaranteed satisfactory, and prices reasonable. court state district offices and The administration of county jails like offices, and he would be chosen by the SeiK of western offices. means more. striking is the effort the the election laws need not only patch- W: solicit a liberal share of your Estimates furnisl many county It ae- - patronage. cheerfully The-ol- d i If the Democrats should succeed in state fairs at permanency. ing by the firs state legislature but What an -- immense advantage it time flimsy structures that were wlp-- radical reformation. 460 statehood until March 4, tieing up would be to Democrats and ed few are be &cat,ons,Etc P. M. & SON mean a federal Progres out by fire every years HESCH, Jr. 1913, it might judge, sive therefore to have structures that will Phone Black 33166. V. S. district attorney, U. S. marshal, Republicans ing replaced by two Senators from New Mexico and stand. .Minnesota last year completed surveyor and many other fed-ei- FUNNY O general two from Arizona. the presi- a concrete GRAND JURY officials. The moment New Mexi- Again, grand stand, 8 COMEDIANS of the United States is at stake 12,000 and $50,000. O co becomes a the President will dency seating costing It state, in this a not of small invested in its fair Lave to federal officials even game, game has $1,052000 appoint politics but of big issues. and Texas ihas E for offices in which the term has not grounds buildings. SINGING THE PALACE $778,000; Iowa, $750,000; Illinois, A( some - expired, asserting that this goes BH CHORUS 4U AND .. . $1,105,000; Nebraska, $250,000; Mis- to postmasters and minor federal off- THE SHORT BALLOT. ... , m HOTELS icials whose commissions read "Terri- souri, $433,000;. Kansas, $275,000. A it New Mexico's great- Other states have their fair State.Wide Investigation THE MONTEZUMA tory of New Mexico." Sifting down, equipped est trouble on November 7, was the grounds for the future with liberality. Mc-Narria- Will Be , Made in Prices Delay should and would also be op- over coun- The four states Illinois ... New long ballot. Had the fights Texas, Iowa, Santa Fe, Mexico. Now Under the Same Management. posed by Governor McDonald, and the ty office in Bernalillo, Sandoval and and Nebraska have appropriated over Case Advance Sale at Fischer's Store sensible for to state Drug Democrats, delay Colfax counties not been mixed up $1,250,000 in the past decade for state The GOOD hood would would im- only HOTELS in the Capital City of New Mexico. Room hurt business, with state issues, the result would fair establishments not only for pres MONDAY NOVEMBER 27th 1911. peril the governorship and other ad- have been far different. The New ent use, but for future educative ef- SUSPECTED JUROR DISMISSED en suit with private batha. Cuisine and table service unexcelled. vantages that the Democrats have Mexican believes as do men 'like fort. won. James R. Garfield, a true progressive, Large Sample Rooms. THOS. DORAN, Proprietor How would Mexico to ; New like have Governor Hadley and many other NEW MEXICO'S PIONEER EDU- Arraignment of Deputy U. S. Neill B. Hager-ma- n Field and Herbert J. leaders in political thought in both CATORS. Marshall FrankUn Matter ELK'S THEATRE them in the Senate? that the short ballot is the represent parties, Before the Educational Association Form. How would the people like to turn salvation of the of republic. cf New this Historian over court, fed- Mexico, month, supreme legislature, The recent election in New York is B. Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 29. Dis- Dec. 4th 1911 eral to Democrat- M. Read made a notable address, officials, everything, the last to be held with the present was not trict Attorney John D. Fredericks an- ic officeholders? That such a the material for which gath Coronado thing absurdity complicated primary proced- ered at random and in a nounced today that a grand jury Restaurant Is possible under an election held un- prepared If You want to Laugh ure. The parties in New york hurry, but resulted from would be called in a. few days to in- der a special federal election law of painstaking have always regulated the number research in the early records of the vestigate the alleged attempted brib- Follow the Crows to drafted by men like Owen and Flood should offices that be set before the settlement of New Mexico the Con- - ery in the McNamara murder case for Short Orders run & Meals 25c. is demonstrated by the way that the by Day Night. Regular people at the primary election, and In this address, howev- which Bert H. Franklin, a former dep Blue Ballot was over on Novem- quistadores. Furnished & Cold put Tammany Hall had shown its appre- was on mar- uty U. S. marshal, is under arrest. rooms in connection. Hot Batns. Electric Lights ber 7. er, emphasis not laid the THE TRAVELING ciation of long ballots by providing for tial of the This widens the scope of the Investi- spirit conquerors, but ; G. t Of is no of delegates-at-larg- e 222 San Francisco Street :: :: Ll'PE HERRERA, course, there probability the election of by their holy zeal to civilize, Christian- gation to the confines of the state if. Prop there is a for ! delay; hardly possibility assembly districts instead of by the ize and educate the aboriginal inhab- the prosecution desires to carry it so there is the of J SALESMAN insuperable obstacle much smaller election district units. itants. Thus Cabeza de Vaca appears far; its possibilities being about as President of the of In "the Taft, law, pub consequence, Tammany primary as the first teacher In New Mexico, al- extensive as those of the investiga- lic opinion, and of the Democrats ballots have sometimes run as high tion of Los most four hundred years ago, long the Angeles Times explo- By JAMES FORBES who place patriotism above partisan as a thousand, names. there was a sion and X ;Jf before the Pilgrims landed at Ply- the resultant deaths, for one k uittnr a THE THnDlIC I lnV sxssssxxssssssxxxs ss XXXXX XXX On the other contest number doubled, of vt LJIVI advantage. hand, what, that was mouth Rock, or the English founded which James B. McNamara is on nuiuui nil. viiunu. r are these to the poll- - things practical Theoretically, the voters, going to the Jamestown. trial. .) . tician? It must be that were to look over enormous THE BRIGHT BREEZY, SCINTILLA- remembered, polls, that In the illustrious line of early teach- Franklin's arraignment, set for 1.30 OH! YOU SPORTS certain leaders at Washington have page of fine type and vote for the ers the names of Marcos de p. m., was by mostly a K appear arrangement TING, SPARKLING, HILARIOUS, UP-TO-DA- been for and if men Of sys-me- n TE playing delay, that they trusted. course, the Niza, the fathers who accompanied matter of form, the only question be--j Take alookat our lineof NEW and like Owen and Flood can devise tern did out in Demo-ar.- y HUMOROUS, COMEDY SUCCESS!, not work a Coronado, and a long line of Francis- ing the date to be set' for his trial. way or means to embarrass the cratlc way. It was never intended to. can martyrs who laid down their Judge McCormick, in department Art-Th- e 1 Taft to let in made bossism 12 5r administration; system absolutely lives for their faith. f the Superior Court today, an- With zona APIay 1,000 Laughs without New Mexico, or prevent necessary. Factional was a well-kni- nounced politics It is a t together chronicle the dismissal s a juror of C. , the addition of two stalwart stand--j learned The time E. Company of Clever Comedians HATS profession. only of education in New Mexico's (Cap) White, one df the men ar- I at to Sen-- could an ' early THE NIFTY NEW STYLE Republican Senators the there be effective contest days that appears In this address and rested with Franklin and later releas- including ate. they would certainly do it. It is was when an assistant boss quarreled it is no wonder that the orator has ed by the state,, which asserts that he a game in which the stakes are even 'with the stake-holde- r GRAYS BLACKS his chief and split machine, been Importuned to publish Illus- was between Franklin BROWNS, and j e it DCN MacMILLAN ttgger than New Mexico; it is a Instead of a democracy, the Demo-gam- trative of the of and George N. Lockwood. the man and that growth "public" may involve the presidency cratlc organization In New York City in New sta- - Franklin is accused i You cannot afford to one s schools Mexico, are the of having bribed, be without 4 cf the United an DOROTHY GREY States. was oligarchy with a king and a t.stic9 which show that when New Gage is Retained.-Lo- s aura T l-- i a. Aci;nf.l J nobVity. The. conventions; were Mexico was annexed to the United Angeles, Calif., Nov. 29. Henry ' - - be remembered larces ana were never Known to ais- T. 2' that Leslie's is Repub states In 1846 it had only one public Gage, former fo"vern(r of Califor- - - lican core: orders. ; Prices $1.50 - $1.00 75c 5 ADOLPH GOODS CO. to the obey . . school, while todav. on the eve of nia, and States minister SELIGMAN DRY once;United FISCHER DRUG STORt- - 1 1 "Although the election is still a lit--! The new direct primary law breaks statehood, it has a thousand, to Portugal, was retained today to de- Seat Sale at tie less than a year away from the all '...-f- .t us, this up and substitutes a primary Not only every teacher but also fend Franklin X X X X X X X K X X X X X XX X X X X X XX 1:22 Only Twenty-Tw- o More Christmas Shopping Days Left 22 M A IV CC Extend to their Friends and Customers THANKSGIVING GREETINGS. We all have some- - in hJSJJRDnQ Vv7 thing to be thankful for, Your traHe has been appreciated. .

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1 ' i. r Saata Clatis Toylaad RHotfaSftgo Becemte 2& ' ' Opsas Sateday :. 'li Make Your . . . Selection, Early. 'r'.',C v'T'rVl. 'Vl v. . I . n I . , M. B. 200 V. Valencia. House and nope ana uouu tlnue aiming BYRD, Mrs. H. and Katherine lots Nos. 12 and B!k C. $1.49. Costs $3.60. On lots 61, 62, Water & Light Co., acres. dina; W, 13, Ortiz y 71.25 afTes. Pet. Patterson. Taxes $112.06. Pty. $5.60. 90, 91. 92, 93, 96. 97; S. land, Bnd. N., Road; E., J. claims, containing 8. 63, 85, 86, lot T. Costs $2.75. On land Bnd. N., Pal- 34. 89. S1RINGO, Chas. A. Taxes $34.10. Pty. P.; S., S. Davis; W., V. Valencia; 17, house and occupied by SAXTA FE IRRIGATION & IMP. CO. Fractional 30, 31, 32, 33, 35, residence on Grant ace A. S., Castil- 35 On E 2 SW 4 Pet. No. 12, house and lot, Bnd. N, B. Catron as a Ave.; E., Stabb; Taxes $43.00. $2.15. Costs On map near depot. $1.71. Costs cts. Pty. & Ave., the land to the lo; W., R. L. Baca. Land Bnd N, 1- Sec. 16 N., A. T. S. F. R. E, J. Pflueger; containing 2 1--2 -i B. Taxes $234.50. Pty. of SE 3, Twp. Rge R; $3.85. On S of W of NE MYER, J. South and West owned by Mrs. et E.. A. Seligman; 1-- 225.60 D. Road formerly Byrd al; 2 2 1-- 4 4 35 cts. On lots. 9 E., acres. S., Quintana; W, FDK S of W of NE of SE $11.73. Costs Map from M. LIST Precinct No. 6. W. Geo. W. Knaebel and acquired S., Castillo; W., Ditch. Pet NE 1-- Sec. 17, 16 Rge, 10 Valuable Bldg. Lots. Twp. N, Taxes $23.23. Pty. Augusta Probst, being land Bnd. E., 4, land near Indian School. Pet 1-- N. H. WILLIAMS, W. A. 80 E 2 of NW Sec 17, Ro-tar- E., acres; 33 cts. On E Grant Ave.; S., Federal St.; V.. 4, lots 1 to 10 Buena Vist Add. Pet 10 80 HUTCHIXS, B. K., Trustee Taxes $1.16. Costs Twp. 16 N., Rge. E., acres; NAPOLEON, Luis. Taxes $33.60. 9 on the 5, house and land Bnd. Less $26.55. Costs 35 cts. On SE Sec. 33, Twp. 14 N., Rge. St., Including the lot N, Carada Amounts of Not Than 1--4 16 Pty. $1.33. SW of SW Sec. 9, Twp. Pty. $2.18. CoBts 35 cts. House South side of Federal St, Bnd. N., de los Frijolcs; E., J. Montoya; S, 1--4 Und. Int. In Grant E., 80 acres. On personal property. 10 SE 2 of SE Sec. and lot Bnd. N, South Capitol St.; the Cieneguilla $25-0-0 County of Santa N., Rge. E.; T. 47 Costs 35 Federal St.; E. and S., Presbyterian Chamisos Creek; W., C. Ortiz. 1-- 2 of purchased from Jesus M. Romero, Taxes $9.35. Pty. cts. 8 Twp. 16 N.,.Rge: 10 E.. NE . E., F. Muller; S., N. Salmon; W of New Romero and cts. Board of Home Missions; C. 1-- Sec. 16 N., Rge. Z. . others. Fe, Territory NE 17, Twp. T. Winter. On property. CORRICK. Theodore. On i 1--2 V. Precinct No. 9. St personal personal 10 120 S 2 of S of N. M. AND IRON CO. Taxes Mexico. E., acres; FUEL Taxes $40.36. Pty. $17.01. CostB property. Taxes $36.85. Pty. $1.34. 13 16 Rge. 9 VI ERR A, Jose. Taxes $8.93. Pty T. SW Sec. Twp. N., $35.17. Pty. $1.26. Costs $1.75. 35 Costs 35 cts. 9 80 45 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and TRUE, Frances D. Taxes $23.91 cts. E. 40 acres: Sec. 14, Twp. E, On NW 4 SE NE 4 SW C. C. $124.80. Pty. D. 16 Bnd. T. Piuo; E., Cerrillos $1.20. Costs 35 cts. On iiouse CATRON, Taxes Territory ot New Mexico, Sec. 12, Twp. N., and S 2 NE 14 land, N., Pty. acres; SE Sec. 33, Twp. Costs 35 cts. On Gabaldos DURAN, Jose Manuel. Taxes $25.12. . 2 1-- G. and Bnd. N. and E., Main $6.24. of Fe. ot W 2 Road; S., Pino; W., Ciencga land, County Santa Rge. 9 E., 85 acres; W N., Rge. 9 E., 160 acres. E NE Costs 35 house 22 of 64 acres. On prop- S., W., Community Grant, that part of it not conveyed Pty. $1.26. cts. On In accordance with Chapter 16 10 E., 120 2 13 Road, personal Ditch; Creek; Sec. 17, Twp. N., Rge. E SE Sec. 26 Twp. N, to U. S. Government and to and lot, Bnd. N., Ft. Marcy Hills; of 33rd As- erty. Taxes . $54.29. Pty. $2.21 Fence. On personal propsrty. the the Laws the Legislative ' acres; all of SE Sec. 13, Twp. Rge. 9 E., 160 acres. Store and Mrs. S.. Hillside of New Mex- Costs 35 cts. Taxes $9.78. 50 cts. Costs 33 L. A. Hughes. On personal prop- E., J. Fayette; sembly of the Territory 16 N, Rge. 9 E., 160 acres; all that other in Sec. 33, 14 N., Pty. Bldgs. Twp. No. cts. Taxes $33. 50. Pty. $1.6S. Cost Ave.; W, A. Holmes. I, the undersigned, treasurer and Sec. 18. 16 9 2 Precinct 7. erty. ico, part of fractional Twp. R. E. Pet. 3, parcels of land 35 G. collector of the County of 623 acres. C. Precinct No. 10. cts. N., Rge. 10 E., Bnd. N., Rivera S., Houghton; E G TLDERSLEEVE, Mrs. Teresa M. in the Territory of New V. CERRILLOS LAND CO. Taxes $34.04. A. CRIST, Isabella V. Taxes $134.00. Pty. Santa Fe, Cabra Creek; W., B. Ortiz heirs. Taxes $40.20. $2.01. Costs 35 do make, certify and Pty. $1.70. Costs $10.35. On unini ASHER, Mrs. W. C. Taxes $42,15. $6.70. Costs 35 cts. On house and Pty. Mexico, hereby VALDES, Antonio. Taxes $26.46. Pty. Land known as Old Piersols prop- cts. On house and lot, Bnd. N. and the following notice and list 35 cts. house and proved land. Sec. 20 Twp. 14 N.. Pty. $2.11. Costs $14.20. On lots lot, Bnd. N., Johnson St.; E., Grant publish $1.32. Costs On erty, Blk. 46. E-- , J. A. of taxes to not less than Rge 8 E., 40 acres. Lots 1 to 4, 1 to 10, Blk. 1; 1 to 10, Blk. 2; 1 to Ave.; S., Mrs. Mignardot; W., A. W., Martinez; Wood; S., amounting lots, Bnd. N., F. Miera; E. and S., P. Palace Ave. On e ... 7 22 to 54 Blk. 3 Blk. 6 to 24, personal property. twenty-fiv- dollars with and to 10, to 25. 26 24, and 55, 10, 3; to 24, 5; A. Church property. penalties J. D. Sena; W., College St. PEACE, O. A. Taxes $33.50. Pty. 34 Costs 35 said county, 58 to 61, 76 and 77, 82 to 85, 90 and Blk. 6; 1 to 24, Blk. 7; 1 to 24, Blk. E. Taxes $6.70. Pty. cts. costs thereon, payable in W $1.68. Costs $1.40. On lots 28, 29, 98 to 107, 116 to 119. 136 to 144, 1 to 24 Blk. 3 to 12, Blk. 10; Geo. cts. and delinquent originally as follows: R. B. Taxes $42.22. 91, 8; 9; ELLIS, E. Taxes $670.00. Pty. WALLACE, Pty. 5, 21, 35, 108, 395, Alameda Add. 13 W. H. Taxes $154.63. One-hal- 148 to 154 to 157, 168 to 171, 15 to 24, Blk. 10; 3 to 8, Blk. 11; to $33.50. Costs 35 cts. On Claire GOEBEL, Pty. f on the first day of December, $2.11. Costs $2.55. On house and PEREA Yrissari Barbarita. Taxes 150, de 217 4 to Blk. 3 to 24, $7.73. Costs 35 cts. On personal one-hal- f on first of Cres-pi- 182 to 202, 207 and 208, and 218, 24, Blk. 11; 22, 12; Hotel. On property. Taxes 1910, and the day land, Bnd. N, Creek; E., R. $67.00. Pty. $3.35. Costs 35 cts. personal became 227 to 235, 243 and 244, 350 to 354, Blk. 13; 1 to 20, Blk. 14; 3 to 10, Blk. $53.60. $2.68. Costs 35 cts. property. June, 1911, all of which taxes S., Ditch; W., C. Garcia; lots On house and lot, Bnd. N. and E. Pty. on 2nd day of 256 to 360, 362 to 369, 372 to 375. 15; 13 to 24 Blk. 15; 13 to 24, Blk. G. L. finally delinquent the Nos. 8 to 18, Allen's Heights., J. R. McFie; S., Pinos Creek; W. hereinbe-Inbelo- 379 to 394. 16, Add. Lot 5, Blk. 1; 8 to LOOMIS, A. J. On personal property. July, 1911, the same being K. Galisteo St. Stanley GREGG, William. Taxes $30 46. Pty. of the F. 14, Blk. 1; 1 to 14, Blk. 2; 1 to 14, Taxes $38.86. Pty. $1.94. Costs 35 set forth, the names Taxes $41.41. $1.52. Costs 35 cts. On lot 6 A, lot KRAUL, Walter. Pty 1 cts. and con- FIRST NATL. BANK OF LAS VEGAS. Blk. 3; 1 to 7, Blk. 4; to 10, Blk 5; 1-- 4 low set forth by precincts $2.07. Costs $1.40. On land, Bnd. 6 B, 9, 10 and 11, SW SW RANDALL, John. Taxes $33.50. Pty. - 1 to 4 to M. the names of the own- Taxes $27.60. Pty. $1.38.- Costs 1 to 24, Blk. 6; 24, Blk. 7; Sec. 31, 18 N., 10 E., 135 taining, first, N., Mill Ditch and S. Vigil; E., A $1.68. Costs 35 cts. On nous? and Twp. Rge. which the $1.15. On lot, Bnd. N., A. T. & S. F. 12 Blk. 8; 1 to 3, Blk. 9; 14 to 26, On Taxes MAIN, Kate R. Taxes $33.50. Pty. ers of all property upon la A. Glider-sleev- acres. personal property. de Pena; S., Lopez Ditch; W., land, Bnd. N., Ingrers; E., 13 to 1 to 24, $1.68. Costs 35 cts. On lots Bnd. taxes amounting to not less than R. R; E., Road; S., Main St.; W Blk. 9; 19, Blk. 10; $9.21. Pty. 46 cts. Costs 35 cts. P. Garcia; land Bnd. N., Ditch; E., S., W, Galis- H. S. e delin- Virginia St.; E. R. Williams. House and lots Blk. 11; 1 to 10, Blk. 12; 1 to 9, N.. Clancy; E., McKenzie; S, twenty-fiv- dollars have become E. W., GRIFFIN, W. E. Taxes $26.80. Pty. Ojito Road; S, Lacassagne; teo St. Nes-bit- 4 20. A. I Ave. the for which the Nos. 13, 14, 15 and 16, Blk 5, t Blk. 13; 1 to 20, Blk. 14; to $1.34. Costs 35 cts. On house and Morrison; W, Kentucky quent; year M. R. Rendon; house' and lot, Bnd. REED, Alonzo E. Taxes $83.74. Pty. O. Taxes are the amount of such taxes, and North Add. Blk. 15; 5 to 21, Blk. 16, San Pedro Bnd. N, Mrs. E., Han- - MOORE, Leroy $107.20. Pty. due; N., F. Anaya; E., E. Andrews; S., 10.20. 223. lot, Harvey; 35 the $4.19. Costs On lots K. .'!dd. $5.36. Costs cts. On house and penalties and costs due; descrip- Manhattan Ave.; W., C. Herrera; na; S., Johnson St; W., Chapelle 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, Blk. 17; 237, C- - lot, Bnd. N., Saizes Creek; E., E. tion of the property whereon the same KENNEDY, W. H. and Kate Sulli . St. On personal property. Taxes house and lot, Bnd..N. Garcia, E. 238, 239, 240, 241, 242 243, 244. Blk. Chavez; S., River; W., C. A. Wheel-on- . are due, and the amount of taxes, if van. Taxes $43.03. $2.15. CARTWRIGHT, L. J. Taxes $13.18. $11.72. 59 cts. Cost 35 cts. Road;,S., Manhattan Ave.; W., C 313, 314 315, 316, 317, 318 319. Pty. Pty. Taxes such 17; 4 On personal property. any., due on personal property by Costs 35 cts. . 'On mining claims 66 cts. Costs 70 cts. On SW H. Chavez. 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, Pty. $10.77. 54 cts. Costs 35 cts. the following being the abbre- Sees 14 and 15. 15 N., Sec. 19, 11 N, Rge. 9 E., 160 Pty. party; Precinct No. 4. 328, 329, 330, 331, 332, 333, 334, 335, Twp. Rge. Twp. HERSCH, Mrs. Joseph. Taxes $82.07. O. viations used in said list: North, N.; 11 E., 62.15 acres. acres. NW Sec. 20, Twp. 11 N.. b. 336, Blk. 45; 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, Pty. $4.10.' Costs $1.05. On house W.; Sec- AND 9 160 acres. On OTERO. M. A., Trustee. Taxes South, S.; East, E.;'West, 246 247, KEYSTONE MINING MILLING Rge. E., personal and lot, Bnd. N., San Francisco St.; BAKER, W. P and A. Tweed. Taxas 274, 275, 276, Blk. 15; 245, 70 cts. $456.05. $22.80. Costs $3.00. tion, S., and Sec; Township, Twp.; CO.. Taxes $126.49.. Pty. $6.32. property. Taxes, $14.02. Pty. E. and S., W., Sandoval St. Pty. $72.03. . Pty. $3.60. Costs 55 cts. On 248, 249, Blk. 16. Lopez; On 25. 35 36, Rge.; Addition, Add.; and " Costs 35 cts. On Mineral land. Costs 35 cts. land, Sees. and Twp. Range, house and lot Bnd. N. R. A. David- RING, John J. Taxes $122.93. Pty. Pay Land Bnd. N. and E.. Delgado heirs; natural object or thing Roll 27 7 20.50 D. 16 N.. Rge. 9 E. Sees. 28 29, 31, 32, iudicating any Costs On lots 3 to 40, lode, Twp. N., Rge E., S., San Francisco St.; W, J. Pino Mch is a of any son; E., Gaspar Ave.; S., Capitol $6.15. $1.80. 33, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 10 E. Part boundary property 185 and Blk. 194 and acres. DARNELL, J. H. Taxes $71.48. Pty. de Baca. Land Bnd. N., Creek; E., follow- Add.; W, O. Retsch; lot No. 3, Don Blk. 4; 186, 4; of Sees. 30 and 34, Twp. 16 N.. Rge. herein described, immediately M. $3.57. Costs $8.70. On house and S., Cerrillos Road; W., Ortiz. Gaspar Ave. 195, Blk. 12; 196 to 230, Blk. 17; Jiron; 10 acres. Sees. 1 and such N., S., E., or W., and including McWILLIAMS, N. H. Taxes $28.73. & Nos. E., 1,000 Land, ing i 11. lots, Tarr Douglass Add., On personal property. Taxes $73.70. de- BECKWITH, Heirs, Taxes $67.00. 236, Blk. 15 9 E. Sees. 4, any adjoining property herein $1.44. Costs 40 cts. On lots 11 and Blk. 10 and 11, Blk. 6; 35 2, Twp. N., Rge. ... Pty. 12, 7; Pty. $3.69. Costs cts. the name of the owner Pty. $3.35. Costs 70 cts. On house 8. 5 and 6. Twp. 15 N., Rge. 10 E. scribed by Z. B. 10 and 12, B:k. 10, Cerrillos. 15. 16, 18 19, Blk, 7; 20, 21, 23, 24, K. uch and lot Bnd. N., Collingwood; E., SAWYER Taxes $41.86. Pty. Part of Sec. 26, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 9 thereof, immediately .following McAFEE, J. B. Taxes $46.00. Pty Blk. 7; 1 to 7, Blk. 10; 7 to 12, Blk. KERR, W. H. Taxes $23.44. Pty. S. W... A. P. Pet. No. $2.09. Costs 35 cts. On land, Bnd. . to Street; Hogel; 3, E., 300 acres. All that land known N.. S., E..'or W., wit: S. $2.30. Costs $6;40. Lots 1, 2, 9; 13 to 24. Blk. 10; 13' to 24, Blk. $1.17. Costs 35 cts. On house and 17, lot Bnd. N., J. Lowitzki et al; N., Martinez; E., Galisteo St.; as the Juan Cayetano Lovato Grant, Blk. J. 1, 2, 3, Blk. 26; 13 to 24. 11; 2 ton, Blk. 6; 3 to 5, Blk. 5; Bnd. N. and S., E.. G. E, M. C. de Baca et al; S., San and W., J. Martinez. lot, Street; Exhibit 3 of land claims "' v Precinct No, 1. Taxes Blk. 3; 21 to 24, Blk. 5; 1 to 12, Blk. 6 to 10, Blk. 14; 1 to 24, Blk. 15; E. W, E. Lucero. On person- private Francisco St.; W., S. Romero et al SLOAN, Alletta Eearley. Ellis; 103, Deed Justo Lovato to Hiram W. 4; 9 to 18, Blk. 9; 1 to 24, Blk. 10; 1 to 12, Blk. 16; 7 to 11, Blk 13; al Taxes $17.76. 89 $312.45. Pty. $15.62. Costs $1.75, property. Pty. and re- C. and P. L. 1 to 11, Blk. 23; 15 to 22, Blk. 23; 1 to Blk. 1; 1 Cartwrtght, June 23, 1893, WEIDNER, Bouquet, On 4 in Orchard. 2 13 to 20, Blk. 13; 7, cts Costs 35 cts DAVIDSON, R. A. Taxes $44.33. Int. Glorieta corded in Book D 1, 202, 203. Taxes $24.41. Pty. $1.22, Costs Pty. 1 to 24, Blk. 19: 1 to 12. Bl!c. 26; to 7, Blk. 2; 9 to 13, Blk. 2. Tele- David, Dr. Taxes $120.60 Pages 1-- Int. in land. Pet. No. 3, land. Pet, KNAPP, $2.21. Costs $1.30. On W NE 1 to 13, Blk. 1 to Blk. 200 and 204 of Santa Fe County and 4.20. On the following real estate: 4 29; 13, line from Stanley to Pankey, $6.03. Costs 35 cts. On house 1--2 No. 18, Int. in land, 160 acres. phone Pty. W SE Sec. 15, Twp. 14 N, 1 Deed of City of Santa Fe and record- Land Bnd. N Ditch; E., River S., One new house Glorleto 1 to 12, Blk. 21; to 12. Blk. M., San Cristobal, 16 miles. and lot No. 1, Fort Marcy Add. On Rge. 8 E. 150 acres; land Bnd. N, Pet. No. 4, ed in Book Page 5, containing Road; W.. A. Garcia; land Bnd. N., Oa Nesbitt and North Add. L. personal property. Taxes $11.72. E.f Beek- - Orchard. personal property, all 357 acres. That of E. and Road; W. J. Archibequi; Hitchcock; S., 59 cts. Costs 35 cts. in portion Ditch; S, Trujil Taxes $20.77. Pty. $1.04. Costs 35 LEWIS. O. S. $76.50. $3.83. Pty. .1. er; W, Haffner lots 14, Blk. Taxes Pty. land known as Bnd. N., lo. Bnd. W. Tru heirs; - L. Clenega Land N., Ditch; cts. 4 Fil-ley- 42 and lots 134 and 138, PENNSYLVANIA MINING CO. Taxes Costs $1.05. On SE (F. L. street south of the Home land Bnd. N. E. & $33.50. by the running jillo; Garcia; SMITH, W. H. Taxes $33.50. Pty. $46.00. $2.30. Costs $1.05 Sec. 11 N., 9 E.; LUCERO PACHECO. Taxes E E. Pty. 25, Twp. Rge. Palace Hotel, known as Marcy St.; Road; S., River; W., Salazar; 436 $1.68. Costs 35 cts. On $1.68. Costs 40 cts. On lots On group of mining SW 4 Sec. 25, 11 Pty. per M. of land in front of the Home EASLEY, Chas. F. Taxes $58.79. Pty. Pennsylvania, (C. Cape), Twp. S., Palace Ave., D. Nusbaum, parcels to 455, Alameda Add 41 acres. The West 9 2 In sonal property. $2.94. Costs $3.25. On W 2 lot 7, claims, Great N., Rge. E. Int. NE Sec, Castillo, G. Breeden, S. Spitz and and Trees. Pet. 9, land at San . Mrs. John P. Taxes $45.95. Sec. 14 8 SULLIVAN AND BURR. Taxes ern lode mining claim, 9 acres. Sur 25, 11 Rge. 9 E. LYNG, M. 2, old house. On 18, Twp. N., Rge. E., 20 Twp. N., Court House; E., Kentucky Ave., Pet. 1, $113.00. Pty. $5.65. Costs $4.40. face on the Pennsyl Pty. $2.30. Costs35 cts. On per acres; lots 3 and 4, Sec. 19, 14 improvements ; Castillo, G. Breeden and S. Spitz; property. Taxes $6.14. Twp. " - personal 8 On lots 9 to 16 Blk. 2; 17 to 24, Blk, vania group. sonal property. D. 31 35 cents. N., Rge. E., 55 acres, Pet. No. 4; STEVENS, E. L. Taxes $21.25. Pty. W., Court House Nusbaum and Pty. cents. Costs 3 Blk. 77 to 100, Blk 00. ' M. 3; to 40, 4; 9; PRATT, John, Heirs., Taxes $207 2 Masons. 4. all : ' No. 2. house and lot, Bnd. N., A. Pogue; E, $1.06, Costs $1.10. On E NE g Scottish Rite Pet. Precinct 65 to 76, Blk, .9; 197 to 208, Blk. 10; Pty. $10.35. Costs 70 cts. On pat ' Muller et al.; S., Franklin Ave.; W., Sec. 3 , Twp. 11 N., Rge. 9 E. W nn that land known as the Houghton --.186 and 187, Blk.. 192, 194, 196, mineral Sees. 7 and 8, nKrsmR Galisteo St., Pet. No.' 17; lots 346 11; ented lands, NW Sec. 2, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 9 Land, formerly belonging to L. A. COBBETT, Reginald G. Taxes $$22.22. Blk. 12; 209 to 215, 230 to 236. Blk. 14 8 160 acres, property. to 349, 94 to 97, 50 to 53, Cerrillos Twp. N., Rge. E, E, 160 acres. House and lots Nos. Hughes and Wm. H. Pope, and more $1.11. Costs 70 cents. On house 18; 458, Blk. 7, Alameda Add Patented mineral 80 acres. MILLER, Dr. J. A. and Wife. Taxes Pty. land Co. Oil personal property. land, 2 and 3, Blk. 12, Tarr & Douglass fully described in a deed duly rec- and Bnd. N., River and Creek;' Tax-- Luis and M. Taxes $46.35. Pty. $2.31. Costs 35 cts. land, Taxes $4.69. .Pty. 25 cts. Costs 35 SPlEGE,L?ER(i1Lehma a. SETH, Gray. Add. orded in the office of the Clerk of . - On On house and land Bnd. N., Govt, E:, Road; S, Noedel; W., River; cts. es $54.75. Pty. $2.74. Costs $4.20, $28.73. Pty. $1.44. Costs $2.80. Precinct No. 11. the Probate Court and On 1--2 Int. land, Bnd. N., J. D. Her lots 22 and 24, Blk. 1; 1. 2, 5, 6, 9, land; E. and S., A. Dockwleler; W.. 1- - Taxes $25.12 Pty G. Recorder. - S. W.. R. Romero. Blk. 2, 5. Blk Tesuque Road. SiM-$1.26, Costs $2.40. On lots 389, 390 rera; E., Casados; 10, 19; 1, , 9, 10, R. On property Taxes $7.54. 2 land, Bnd. N, R. Borrego; 21, Cerrillos Townsite. . rvwti MOTTLEY, Dorotea. M. Taxes $73.70. personal 391, 392, 393, 394, 395, 412, 413, 414 Int CO. Taxes $42.50. Pty. $2.13. . Taxes $36.85. 33 cents. Costs 35 cents. E., S. and W., J. D. Romero. 1--2 Pty. $3.69. Costs 35 cts. On house REINGARDT, August Pty. 415, 416, Blk. 20, Alameda Add. SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH. Taxes 35 cts. On unpatented mining Costs 35 cts. On lot on Int land N., E. and S.;l and lot Bnd. N., S. S. Beaty; E, Pty. $1.84. Bnd, Road; 55.42. Pty. $2.27. Costs $2.45. On claims, fractional, Shell Bank. New- for- a 1-- Ave. and Marcy St. R. Romero. 2 land Bnd N, N. Ortiz St.; S., A. Candelario; W., Kentucky WISE, Wm. H. Taxes $39.31. Pty. GOMEZ, Maurlcio. Int NE Tract 4, Sec. 21, Twp. 14 and Sandwltch. (1-- 2 Taxes $25.87. Pty comer, Galisteo merly owned by F. Dllbert Int.) ' E. and R. Romero W., 4 - St On house and 2 Road; S., $1.97. Costs $1.75. $1.29. Costs $2.10. On S SW 8 E., 159 acres. NW Sec. 21, Twp. L. On Taxes $7.69. 1-- 2 personal property 1-- J. D. Romero. Int. land Bnd. N. land. 20 acres: land. 6 acres; land Sec. 29, NW 4 of NE Sec. 31, 14 N., Rge 8 E., 160 acres. SE LUNSEY SHOPS MINING CO. Taxes 35 cts. B. Pty. 38 cts. Costs 2 8 4 1-- N., E. and S, Rodriguez; NAPOLEON & PATTLIFF. Taxes 2 acres; land, acres; land, acres. NW of NW lot 3, Sec. 3, Herrera; Sec. 17, Twp. 14 N., Rge. 8 E., 1601 $53.12. Pty. $2.66. Costs 35 cts. 8. Road. Pet. No. 18, 1--2 Int. land 35 cts. Precinct No. 3. Twp. U N., Rge. 11 E., 160 acres; W., acres. Lot No. 192 of NE Sec. On mines, surface improvements. $46.90. Pty. $2.35. Costs Bnd. N., A. M. E., W. Or- Oil ' SANDOVAL, de Quintana Placlde, S 2 of NW 4 of SW 1-- Sec. 25, Sandoval; 20, Twp. 14 N., Rge. 8 E., 47 acres. No. 13. personal property. A. 1-- Precinct . J. Duro. No. 4, 2 Int. O. heirs of. Taxes $70.92. Pty. $3.56. 11 N., 11 E 154 tiz; S., Pet Lot No. 392 of NW Sec. 21, Twp. P.. : ABRETJ, Carlos F. Taxes $33.52. Twp. Rge. acres; Bor- Costs 70 cts. On house and lot Bnd. land Bnd. N., B. Ortega; E., B. 8 110 No. 2 SW Sec. 19, Twp. 14 N., 9 14 N., Rge. E, acres. Lot Taxes $51.00. ORTIZ, Antonio J. Taxes $68.47. Pty. Pty. $1.68. Costs 70 cents. On Rge. M. M. Maes. ROUTLEDGE, Joseph. N., Mrs. L. A. et al; E., Col- 2 rego; S., W., 1-- Harvey house and Bnd. N. E., 161 acres; S of NW Sec. Rodriguez; 1 of SE Sec 22, Twp. 14 N. Rge. Pty. $2.55. Costs $2.45. On S 2 $3.42. Costs $3.15. On SE Sec. Und. Int in lot, Land Pet. 4, No. 121, Bnd. N., lege St.; S., Sparks Ave.; W., Selig- 14 9 160 Tract 8 30 - acrs. Lot No. 192 of of of SW Sec. 13, 13 N., 8 House and W., L. B. Prince; E., L. B. Sena; 25, Twp. N., Rge. E., acres; E., SE 27, Twp. Twp. Rge. E.; man St. 9, land at La Mesllla. 1-- Creek; E., S., Ditch; ,. Pet NE 4 and house and lot Galisteo, Rlvenburg; SW Sec. 21, Twp. 14 N., Rge. 16 N, 11 E., 20 acres; N 2 and lot, Bnd. N, Mascaras Creek; S., Palace Ave.; Pet. No. 3, house M. No. 4 Rge. SANTA FE TRAIL CURIO CO. On W., Maes. Land, Pet 1-- Sec. 25, Twp. 14 N.. Rge. 9 E.. 160 8 E., 120 acres., SE S 2 of NE Sec. 28, Twp. E., J. E. Duran; S., San Francisco and land, Bnd. N., Canon Road; E., Bnd. N G. E. and S., J. property. Taxes $46.90. Rivera; S. 2 lot personal D. W, acres; Pet. 4, house and lot, Bnd. STRICKLER, W. Taxes $92.00. 16 N., Rge. 11 E., 160 acres; E St.; W., E. Duran; House and 35 cts. F. Rodriguez; S., J. Garcia; L. W., Road. ; Pet. No. 4, Pty. $2.35. Costs Johnson; $4.60. Cos's 35 cts. On houses, 1--4 4 of Bnd. N., S. S. and Co. T. B. Catron. On personal property, N, Hickox St.; E, T. Romero; S, Pty. NW NE SW NW Beaty Jail; M. W., F. Gomez. On land, Bnd. N.; Creek; E., Road; boilers pumps, rosters, etc. SE Sec. 16 11 E., Galisteo S., J. Ollvas et al; SLOAN, J. B. Taxes $46.90. riy. Taxes 10.39. ,Pty. 52 cts. Costs Martinez; Sandoval. engines, 34, Twp. N., Rge. St.; S., L. W., P, 1-- nousa ana Splegelberg; of Consolidated 160 2 W 2 House and lot Bnd. N. $2.35. Costs 35 cts. On . personal property. Taxes $38.85. the late Mining E, acres; W SW W., Herlow; 35 cents. 1--2 E-- .,;,,; T7 1 OA Pet. No. 4, Int. land Bnd. N, , Tf nnata iK nto and Smelting Co. NW Sec. 15, Twp. 16 N., Rge. and S., Road. Pet No. 4, land Bnd. lot Bnd. N., Ft. Marcy; J. L., E., S. and W., W. Splegel- I GOMEZ, Francisco. Taxes $123.95. Ditch; SUGAR1, L. D. Taxes $40.93. Pty. 11 E., 160 acres; lots 1 and 2, SE 4 N., Road; E, J. Montoya y R.; S Seligman; S., Hillside Ave.; W, ;i $1.98. $1.05. Pet. No. 4, 1--2 Int. land Bnd. Pty. $6.20. Costs 70 cts. On S 1--2 berg. $2.05. Costs !o cts. On Hazel ton of NE 3, 15 Rge. W., P. Lopez. Pet. No. 8, B. Prince. A1:;"irr.;n15 ",::r8 27 Pty. S. Sec, Twp. N., Trail; Sec. 31, Twp. N., Rge. E., 1-- N. and S., E., Road; W., $76.02. NE E 2 of SW Sec. Creek; lode, Sunnysid lode. NW Sec. 11 E., 160 acres; N 2 of NW house and lot, Bnd. N., T. Apodaca; SPIEGELBERG, Willi. Taxea Bnd. S. F. Pet. 2 acres; land, N., River; No. 3, land, Int., 4 On 11 N.. 9 E., 160 acres. Pet Borrego. 22, 12 N. Rge. 7 E., 27 acres E 2 of NW Sec. 22, Twp. 16 E. and W., Road; S., Davis. No. Pty. $3.80. Costs $3.45. Kt una., Twp. Rge. B. Twp. Pit E., S. S. VigiliiW., Road; land Bnd. - Bnd. N., S. Rivera; E., Pacheco; 8. 1 Mrs. McKen- No. 4, House and lot, Bnd. N., Hick- " Lots 6 and 7, Blk. House and N., 11 E., 160 acres; lots and 8, land Bnd. N. E. and 'S., Eaton N., H. S. Clancy; E., S. S. Can Rge. N, F, River; E., Ditch; W, E. Ortiz 4 W., Bartlett ox St.; E., M. Gomez; S., Ditch; W., ' lot No. 17, Bll. 9, Cerrillos. 2 of SE NE Sec. 15. Twp. 16 Grant; W., G. Chavez. Int Ortiz zie; S., A. L. Morrison; on Road; W. S. Vigil. vV..'. - T. land Bnd. S. and E., . J. Chavez. : THE BOSTON 3ERRILLOS MINES N., Rge. 11 E., 139 acres. Grant. On personal property. Taxes St. Pet. 4, N., B. B. A. 4. land ; H. TURNER, Sam Taxes $37.52. Pty. CORP. Taxes $828.00. Pty. $41.40. Precinct No. 14. .... $19.26. Pty. 96 cts. Costs 35 cts. Alarids; W.. Ortega. Pet L. v On 13, 14, E Ditch; BROWN, R. and Carson, Tomas. J HESCH, Albert. : Taxes $33. 48. Pty. $1.88. Costs $2.80. lots Costs $1.05. On Cash Entry, 3 U. RAYNOLDS, Mrs. J. W. Taxes $45.80. Bnd. N. and W., Alarid; 35 24 1-- 236 247. of Taxes $26.80. Pty. $1.34, Costs $1.17. Costs 75 cts. On house and and 23, Blk. 1; and 25, Blk. 2; claims, E 2 f SE 14, Sec 5, Twp. UNKNOWN OWNERS. Taxes $28.25. Pty. $2.29. Costs 35 cts. On house S., Creek, Lots to Map cts: On land Bnd. N., E. and W. Welt-me- r; 17, 18 and Blk. 3; 5, 6 and 7, Blk. 8 ; Lots. Near depot lot, Bnd. N, Alley; E., J. W. 26, 14 N., Rge. E., 31, acres. Grand Pty. $1.41. Costs $1.05. , On land and lot Bnd. N., C. Ortiz E., Grant Valuable Bldg. Add.. 1-- ' Pecos Road; S., Armenta Grant S., Garfield Ave.; W., C. F. 4; 10, IX 12 Blk 5, Capitol Central, 3 clams, W! 2 of SE and orchard, Tract No. 2, 11.10 Ave.; S., J. Walker; W., Mrs. L. A. W. . 1-- Hesch; lots 172 and 173. Blk.-34- ; u. E 1--2 of SW 4, SE 4 of NW 4 acres. Land, Tracts Nos. 3, 41, 81 Harvey. On personal property, WILLISON, R. B., Estate. Taxea l 4 , FRAZIER F. L.r Taxes $20.10. Pty. On personal property. Taxes $12.40. UNKNOWN OWNERS. Taxes $223.78. SW of NEl-4- mineral land, Sec. 138, 3 acres. Tracts Nos. 87 and 99, Taxes $17.85. Pty. 89 cts. Costs $69.97. Pty. $3.50. CosU $3.15. On 1-- 1--4 8 35 cts. 1-- 4 NW $1.01. Costs 35 cts. On house and Pty. 62 cts. Costs 35 cts, Pty. $11.19. Costs $13.00. On lots 5, Twp. 14 N. Rge. E., 199 acres, 19 acres. 2 Int. in NE SB 14 lot, Bnd. N. and E., J. P. Victory; HOBART, E. F. Taxes $54.27. Pty. 293 to 304, 242 to 252, 261 to 266, Electric light plant Precinct No. 17. SW 1-- Sees. 4 and 18, Twp. N., S., Manhattan Ave.; W., M. Bern $2.71. Costs 35 cts. On house and 1 to 8, Blk. 1; .41 to 54, Blk. 6; 123 I iV. a. v;v SANTA' FE MEAT ft LIVE STOCK Rge. 8 E. N 1--2 NE 1-- Sec. 19, 1--2 NB 1--4 stein: On personal property. Taxes lot, Bnd. N., Cerrillos Road; E., to 136, Blk. 7; 101 to 109, Blk 8; 110 VERGOLIO, Jo Taies $9.99. Pty. ALEXANDER, O. W. Taxes $171.60, CO. Taxes $111.56. Pty. $5.58. Costs Twp. 15 N.. Rge. 8 E. E - 34 cts.- S Perr- 75 ct 35 On . 35 cts. 1-- 7, 15 N., $6.70. Pty. Costs 35 cts.4 Henry St.; Ditch; W., Mra. to J24, Blk. 14; 137 to 148, Blk. 14; 50 cts. : Cos 4 On NW Pty. $8.58. Costs cts. per On personal property. ,. and SE Sec Twp. Rge. v O 1-- 1-- 4 i-- y.;-! Oi personal property. Taxes 182 to 184, Blk. 13; 9 to 16 Blk. 2; Sec 26, Twp 14 N., Rge. 8 E 149 sonal property. Automobiles and SANTA FE LODGE NO. 460, B. P. 8 B S 2 NE NW ow ': 1-- 4 1-- LONGWILL, R. H., Estate or Taxes $3.69. Pty. 18 cts. Cqsts 35 cts. 17 to 27, Blk. 3 to 40, Blk. 4; 77 acres. Home and let. North half tools. '4 ' E. Taxes $50. 25. Pty. $2.51. Costs NE l-- 4 SW SW NE " 3; ' s t $5.05;'"'-Cost- K, ?. 35 Bnd. N., 1--4 15 N., $1008. . Pty. $3il5, to : 100, Blk. 4; 65 to 78, Blk. 10; of lot 1 and 2, Blk. 11, Cerrillos b. .'4 cts. On bouse and lot, NW SE Sec. 5, Twp. , 1-- 1--4 A. 4 Sec. 8 On Int. in Nesbitt andijNortb KAUFMAN,, Alex. Taxes $25.12. Pty. 197 to 208, Blk. 11; 186 and 18?, Blk. VOHS, Harry. On perkonal property. BERGER, Wm. M. Taxes $51.91. Pty. : M. Otero; S., Terr, property;-W.- Rge. 8 E. NW NW 1-- 1--4. 2 I - 2 NW Add. Pet. 7; Int. land near' Santa tl.26. Costs 75 cts. On land, Bnd. 11; 194 to 196, Blk; 12; .209 to 215, .Taxes $32.20 Pty, $1.61. Costs $2.60. Costs 35 cts. On house and Lincoln Ave.; E., Armory and W. Twp. 14 N., Rge. 8 E. W j 1-- Fe depot, Pet. 4; land North of Ri-- :; ' N.,' P. Qulntana; E, A. T. & S. F. R. Blk. 18; 230 to 236, Blk. 7; and 40ft so cis. ., r lot, Bnd. N., F. B. Delgado heirs; B. Trade. Sec 17, Twp. 14 N, Rge. 8 B. 8 1 1-- I ; 1-- 1--2 4, venburg Ice Pond ; land Southwest R. Pet. N(J. 7, 2 lots, Laughlin Add., Alameda Add. Lots 17 to 19 Blk, ::; u. E., J. G. Schumann;, S., Water St.; SHOOP, C. J. Taxes $80.40. Pty. SE 4 S SW Sec. 8, Twp, 1 ' 1-- 1-- of. land formerly Hanley; 1-- 4 Int. Nos. 62 and 63. 12; Lots 26 to 30, Aliens Highland UNKNOWN CWNERS T. B. Catron W, Gaspar Ave. $4.02. Costs 35 cts. On house and 15 N., Rge. 8 E. SW 4 of SW 1-- in'Land South of Exchange Hotel KENNEDY, W. H. Taxes $33.50. Pty Add. Lots 10 to 13, 27 to 28, 5 to 9, claimant raxes $44B1. Pty. $2.25. BLAIN, J. H. Taxes $81.14. Pty. $4.05. lot, Bnd. N., C. E. Doll; E.. Lincoln Sec. 9, Twp. 15 N., Rge. 8 B. B 2 V 1-- 1-- 35 4 4 Bnd. . 1-- 2 4 SW lota and West of Loretto Academy, Pet. $118 Costs cts On house and 14.: 17 and . 25, 18 to 24, Pleasant Costs $3.15. I SE bt SW and Costs $2.45. On house and lot, , Ave.; S, Knapp; W., Alley. . SW S NB - " 18; lots. Pet. No. 4 East and near lot Bnd. N.,- Montezuma Ave. ; E., View Add. Lots 13 to 16, Blk. 1 SE 4 of SW Sfec 8, Twp. 14 N., San Francisco St.; E., Callsteo W. 3 and 4, Sec. 6, Twp. 15 N . Rge. A. T. ft S. F. depot, Pet 6, about C. ,.W.. Lamborn; s., T, Plomteaux; 10 to 12, 3, Blk. 2; 22 to 29. Blk. 2 N, Rge, 8 , 80 acrfes. SW 4 of St.; S., Water St.; W.i J. Lowitzki. WALKER John H. Taxes $53.60. Pty. 1 acre; land in Agua Frla, Pet. No. w:,, Street On personal property. 1 to 4, Blk. 4, Hickox Add, ' SW Se:i 9, Twp 14 N., Rge 8 Lot, Bnd. N., San Francisco St.; $2.68. Costs 35 cts. On house and Precinct No. 20. 1 8; small holding land near Galisteo, Taxes $20.10. Pty. $1.01. : Costs 35 UNKNOWN. OWNERS. Taxes $160.08 E., 80 acres. NE 4 bf NE 1-- Sec, E., A. Staab; S., Water St.; W.. lot, Bnd. N. and W., J. W. Raynolds; Pet. 4; Donoghue house on Guada- cts. Pty. $7.50. Costs $9.20. On lots 17 17, Twp. 14 JJ., Rge. IS E., 40 acres, Galisteo St Land Bnd. N. Hills; E., Grant Ave.; S., Mrs. A. P. Rob-blnso- BROOKS. G. L. et al., Taxes i3.v. lupe St. ... KNOWLTON, D. H. i Taxes $46.90. and 9, Blk. 12; 182 to 184, Blk. 12 NE 4 of T,E 4 and W 2 of SE E., Ildefenso Road; S., J. K.' Knae- On personal property. Taxes $1.53. Costa $1.20. On mining ' Pty. Pty.,, 2.35. Costs $1.05. . On land 397 to 399, Blk. 24; 187 191 192 1-- Sec 8, Twp. 14 N., Rge. 8 E bel; W., Garcia. Land Bnd. E., $32.62. Pty. $1.63. Costs 35 cts. . claims, North Star group; North 2 No. 1, ,, NAPOLEON, Luis. Taxes Bnd. N., M. Garcia ; E., Seligman; Blk. 12; 486 to 455. Blk. 29; 185, 120 acres, B o NW Sec Creek; S., Sandoval W' I defenso WITTMAN, E. F. Taxes $110.55. Pty. Star No. 1, Paradise Lode $41.86. Pty. ' i ; ; 14 70 cts. On house and Star No. $2.'09. '.Costs 35 cts. On house and S.,. Hills W.i S. Sena land . Bnd. 186, 194, Blk. 4; 209 and 210, Blk. 17, Twp. N, Ige. 8 E., 80 Road. Alley between Lowiiskl and $5.05. Costs Paradise Lode No. 2, North N-- L- - I " - 1 4 , Bnd. 2. 12 N lot, Bad. N 'Bitch: E.. G. Napoleon; ' Maes;E. R. Maesta?; S., 15; 179 to 193, Blk. 12; 480, 181, 389 80 acres. Lot ant SW Sec, Wagner. One vacant lot lot, N., Arroyo Mascara; E, 2, Belcher Lode.No. Twp. Benavldes -: ' I .':': Wm. S.,1 Manhattan Ave. r W., E. Lucero. ; W.'t Crespin ; land Bnd. to 396, 400 to 412, Blk. 4; 30 to 40, 17 Twp. 14 N., Ike. 8 E., .125 c. Vaughn; S., Federal Place; Rge. 7 48.0$ acres. N F. Romero--; Blk. 230 1 and Sec. T. B. Taxea Grant Ave. House and lot Bnd. i NAGEL, M. J. Taxes $31.60. Pty. E., M.; Martinez; Blk. 17; 223 to 228, 17; to acres., Ltfs B, SB CATRON, $107507. Pty. W., .:c. .. S. Blk. 17 - I 120 Costs $3.90. house and Nv, WmJ MINING CO. Taxea $1.58. Costs $1.75. - On SW 1--4 of S., J. Romero; w., Medrano. 236. Blk. 17; 237 to 244, 18, Twp. It N., Rge. E.f acres, $53.75. On Arroyo Mascara; E., CEDAR RAPIDS 1-- 1--4 ' 813 4 Federal , - ew. NE 4 of SB of NE 1-- Sec. 269 to 276, Blk. 15; to 336, Blk. Lots 1 ani 2, NE Sec. 19, Twp. lot and garden known as 'Johnson Vaughn; S, Place; W, $53.12. Ptr, $2.66. Cost, vt ,s - 36 On 411, Jame ; 17,- - Twp 16 N., Rge. E.- 120 acres LAMBORN Chas. lW, Taxes $83.74. ' 15: 245 to 249, Blk. 16; to 44 14 N, Rgs. 8 E., 8 acres. Lots property. House and lot ard garden Grant Ave; personal property. r On mineral aurvey No. ii J - 3& i-- 14.19 10.60. ntm Sec. 10, 14 on Stlnson 23. 36 cts. Costs . 20.38 M. S. No. E NW t sec. 17. Twp. '16 Pty. Costa On Blk. 16; 400 to 405,; bik; Z4; 9 to and 2, NV Twp. N, College- St.;' known a Taxes $7 Pty. Morton Lodo, acres; ( M.oi ' ; - , 24 Ala- 8 14 "..' 30.38 acres. 10 E. ; 80 acres 4 Bnd. N., Montezuma Ave.; Bj. Oer- 24, Blk. ; 72 to 100, Blk; 9, Rge., E., acres.' An undivided property. Pet. 17, house 'and lot cts. 412, Emerald Lode, N., Rge. SW of ' : ' .J-'i,- W-je'M- . Id 1 r- SW Sec. 9, Tw. 16 N, Rgei 10 rillOB St.; S., P.. riomteaux; : W.. meda AAd. i interest cn above owned by T. situated on the corner o' JoBnson v. I 1-- Sts. of H. C. PtT-- On prop. B.,i SE 4 of SE Sec. 8, 'Twp. 16 Hancock St. Lots Ncj. 13 to 26, Blk. UNKNOWN OWNERS. Taxes $43.64. B. Catron. and Jefferson Three tracts YONTZ, Taxei $67.00. ENGLISH, M. h personal 4 25 1 On , fit house $3.35. 35 cts. On $1.87,. N., Rge. 10 E., NE of KB 1; to 26. Blk. '2: to 6. Blk. 3: Pty. $2.18. ; Costs 70 cts. house : Precinct Nd land for grazing. Pet. 18, Costs persona! rty Taxes $37.37. Pty. 10 to 7,' N--, and. Cor. ' ! Sec. 17, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 10 K. , 120 17, Blk. 3; i to Blk. 4; 1 to and lot, Bnd, Agua Frla Road ';. r. lot Business block ot NE property. Costs 35 ct. On ' 15, B1K. 6. s B., A. Britten; S. and W, Chav W. ROYBAL Hi M. Caehiiera. Taxes Plaza, Santa Fe. Pet' :8, house M. ' acres. personal property.'Taxes ', ' ! ' $31.87. $4.18; Pty. 21 eta. Coste 35 ta. liUCERO, Evarlstd. - Taxes $35.17. Dudrow. House ana lot, Bnd.. N. t $31.23. . t... Pty. $1.56l Costs $2.45, and lot occupied by O. C Watson .Precinct No. 18, , ; McDONALD. R.O-- Taxea ' i- - 1 'P. ' ' Pty. $1.76. "Costi 35 cts. On house y.De Vargas E. Hancock S, On NE'1-4- , Sec. 17Tfcrp. 14 N; Rge. ft Co. on Upper San Vrarctsco St. BACA,' Rtnan K Taxes $78.39. Ptf. $1.59. t Cceta 0 eta, On mtotaf . ; ti St;- St; PBTRffl Mrs. John A. Tax'f6i and lot Bnd.' v 'Vnntemirtft Av - ;; School .House,- Apodacn. p, ,fi?j; ii?10;E.r160 acres. k4: pertlflcatc No. r Pet. 4, Lots 288 atod 28$: Valuable $3.92. Costs $1.05. On house and lot - 1--2 .. Costs 85 cts. 8., VWhe Sfeial;' e.. Cerrillos . Precinct. .No. i 7576, Sec. 17, M N., Rge, 10 Bldg. B NB W'l--2 NW Bnd. N4 Palace Ave.; B. and S., MM. Pine Tree lode, Twp. 18 Pt. I2.82. on St; r Twp. H and ' N, 1-- - i w C?-"- l it- ,:, 2 20 and Road. 7- acrea. a . and', land, Bnd.' N.V P. Oarcia;'B; vuBiisieQ at.' r . . .''. '- '. V''fii E., 10ft acres. E BE NW 1 formerly Pedro padillai Se;. Byrt;W r Pct; 4, land BM. Rge. -0 V D. S.- - Manhattan Ave.; iAND ft townsttb ca SE Sec. 17, Twp 14 N., Rge. 10 21, Twp. 16 N. tti W$B.?M seres. .', N.; 'Creek B., Road; . S., Hilla; r, " Franc; ' capital - Lenker ' r""',' ' MARTINEZ, Falir. Taxea: S33J0. $25-50, jf ; Jty. Cot i'X, 169 acres. E 1--2 BE 1-- NW 1-- 4 Galena King fcroof vtlmn.' con- ; M. .Gkrcla;- Pet 20, house and, lot SAN PEDRO GOLD MINING ft rTO. 5$ .W. "' J Twt, fitty - $1.8$;- 4 1-- 4, w 'i ''ft. ' Pty.. tJoste'iif eta. ousej , 85 cti;rv, On Capital Land, and s SB SE and liB Sec. IS, sisting of SllVMMPnfSioaee, ; Bnd.iN. Rbad; "E.iand W, (Brant ' qb jovnr - and . - BOBtRTS, Ii H.' Taxes $8U7. i lot find. B.,iHaacock site. Addition, including the tract rTwp. 14 N, Rge.,ao E 160- acres; containing .' together5 2716 acres; landf S., Hill. On persona)' prop- . $6 ct On minea. aurtaoe ebptow lf ttyi f..'rtlt; ' - f w-- 1 Good - $1.7b, Cist$ $1.40. On loU Vob. 9, ; Alley; wVuadalupe St. known- as Bishop's Heights .Add. Pet No. 8, House ind land, Bnd, Hope group f mlttes, cikntaln- erty.i Taxes u.4 : Pty, $3.12. ,JS1th Blk. A.; Jot No. 1, Qlk B.; MOISSON, P. E. m-- i izv.si. pty. . formerly belonging to the Ba&tf T iN 6. Dalvs; B., Rdad; 8.1. Me- - ing Mountain Kig, Summit, Good . MfuMARTVX. A. 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Hit IV Taxes $1.31. j HILL, Adolph P. Taxes $5.37. Pty W., M. Silva. Rosa. $2.0'.". $1.31. Costs 35 cts. The Bender 16 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal GORMAN, Miguel. Taxes$4.02. Pty. KENNEDY, Jerome. Pty. tana; GRANITO, Taxes Pty. cts. Costs 35 On 7 cts. Costs 20 cts. On lot 9, Blk. 27 cts Costs 35 cts On house and UNKNOWN OWNERS. Taxes $16.74. 10 Costs 60 of Lode mining claims, 41 property. 20 cts. personal cts. cts. On lots 3, 4. Group Bnd. N., 84 cts. acres. GIRON, Esquipula. Taxes $5.05. Pty. property. D., Sunmount Add. lot Manhattan Ave.; S, Pty. Costs $1.20. On lots 1 5. Blk. 23. On Antonio. Taxes $6.70. Win. Taxes $1.31. F. Ortiz y R.; E., G. Herrera; W., to 6, Blk. 13, Berardinelli Add. Geo. W. SPIEGELBERG, Lehman et al. Taxes 25 cts. Costs 35 cts. personal GUERECA, Pty. McDONALD, Pty. GREEN, Taxes $8.59. Pty. 34 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and 7 cts. Costs 20 cts. On lot 3, Blk. F. Chicks. UNKNOWN OWNERS. Taxes $12.18. 43 cts. Costs 40 cts. On $85.55. Pty. $4.28. Costs $1.05. On property. lots Nos, 12 Bnd. M. M. Pa-dill- 9, Sunmount Add. J. Pty. 61 cts. Costs 20 cts. On 1--2 247, patented mineral land Twp. N. L. lot, N, Garcia; E., 246 and Laughlin Add. I. G. MENNER, W. M. Taxes $2.66. JOHNSON, W. A. Taxes $8.38. Pty. Int. in lot 7. Blk. 50. H. Rge. 8 E.; Twp. 14 N., Rge. 8 E.; LOPEZ, Teofilo. Taxes $7.78. Pty. S., Gonzales; W., Digneo. Pty. and H. 13 cts. Costs 40 cts. On lots 1 and 42 cts. Costs $1.60. On lots 1. 2, 3, UNKNOWN OWNERS. T. B. Catron 27 Twp. 14 N, Rge. 7 E., 105 acres. 39 cts. Costs 70 cts. On house HAMMOND, Mary J. Taxes cts. T. land Bnd. N., D. Quintana; E., J. HARRISON, Joseph. Taxes $16.74. 2, Blk. D., Sunmount Add. 4, 14 and 67, Blk. 6; 30 and 34, Blk. et al. Taxes $10.32. Pty. 52 cts, . Pty. 1 ct. Costs 60 cts. On Und. Aliens 13 (1-- 2 1-- THE INTERSTATE MINING & MIL-LIN- Montoya; S. and W., Road. Land Pty. 84 cts. Costs 35 cts. On lot, METZGAR, J. C, heirs. Taxes $1.06. 5, Hihgland Add. Costs $2.40. On lots to 24 2 Int. 5 20 cts. On K. View Add. CO. Taxes $110.58. Pty. Bnd. N. and W., J. Montoya; E., R. Bnd. N. and E., Creek; S., Road; W., Pty. cts. Costs lot 20, Int.) Pleasant HOGAN, P. F. Taxes $13.80. Pty. 69 Brito. Blk. D., Sunmount Add. KASINO, Taxes $8.37. Precinct No. 5. $5.53. Costs 35 cts. On Colorado Ortiz; S., Road. J. George. Pty. cts. Costs 20 cts. On house and C. C. Taxes $6.70 42 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and R. placer mineral land. Sec. 12, Twp. O. HITCHCOCK, Pty. MELBURN, R. M. Taxes $3.98. Pty. lot No. 7. Blk. 9. 34 cts. Costs 35 cts. On 2 Int. 9ft nfa Pncfa tth. nts Cirt Into K A lot Bnd. N., M. J. H. Alberta. Taxes 30 cts.' 12 N., Rge. 7 E.i 138 acres. ORTIZ, Zulema y Gaspar, mlnow. Parsons; E., RANDALL, j. 1 U. Taxes $1.63. Pty. 8 cts. Costs 35 land, Bnd. N., Main Ditch; S., Du-val- ; 7, Blk. 9, Sunmount Add. I Gerdes; S., B. M. Read; W, Road. Pty. 2 cts. Costs 20 cts. On lot 3, JACKSON, Nancy, heirs of. Taxes UNKNOWN OWNERS. Taxes $183.95. cts. On land Bnd. N., A. Romero; W, Webber St. i WELLS, Albert. Taxes $2.66. Pty.: - Blk. 3, Bishop Heights Add. j $8.11. pty. 40 cts. Costs 40 cts. On Tesu-qu- LAMBERSON. Pty. $9.20. Costs 40 cts. On M. S. E., Hills; S., V. Romero; W.. 13 cts. Costs 40 cts. On lots 11 Dwight . and Mamie. H. 2 lots. Laughlin Add. M. 89 Taxes $5.37. 27 cts. 35 No. 50, Artecian placer mining River. KOURY, Taxes $17.75. Pty. and 12, Blk. D., Sunmount Add. Pty. Costs HERNANDEZ, Alejandro. Taxes $2.55. JENKS, J. L., estate of. Taxes $2.30. cts. On , 5-- Julia and Leviston lodes, Q. cts. costs 70 cts. On land Bnd. n.,' house and land, Bnd. N., Pty. 13 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house Pty. 12 cts. Costs 35 cts. On claims, t. J. Ortiz 176.90 acres. QUINTANA, Genaro. Taxes $1.78. Manhattan Ave.; E., I. Harrison; TREMBLY, Joseph. Taxes $13.40. y B.; E., F. Rael; S., Dunlap and land, Bnd. N., Hills; E. and W., Int. Nick of Time Mine. Precinct No. 22. Pty. 9 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per S., Unknown. House and lot, Bnd. pty. 67 cts. Costs 35 cts. On W 1-- 2 St.; W., Ortiz. P. Montoya; S., Road. JONES, L. G. Taxes $11.50. Pty. 68 1-- V. D. . sonal property. N., W. Slaughter; E., Lacassagne; of NW 4 of SE Sec. 24, Twp. LORENZO, Taxes $10.04. Pty. HERRERA, Abran. Taxes $1.27. Pty. j cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal 60 cts. Teodoro and Am-broci- R. S., Arroyo Pino; W., Webber St. 17 N, Rge. 12 E., 160 acres. Costs 35 cts. On house and 6 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land Bnd. property. TRTJJILLO, Reyes lot Bnd. minors. Taxes $45.64. Pty. ROMERO, Abran. Taxes $5.49. Pty. L. V. N, Manhattan Ave.; E., N., River; E Bishop's property; K. , McFIe. $2.28. Costs $1.40. On land, Bnd. 27 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal LOPEZ de Delgado, Modesta. Taxes VALDEZ, Juan. Taxes $4.59. Pty. Manderfield; S., Creejt; W., S, Road; W., J. A. Romero heirs. KENNEDY, W. H. Taxes $1.37. Pty. 44 on M. N., Creek; E., N. Lopez; S., Road; property. $8.80. Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. 23 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal HERRERA, Camilo. Taxes 92 cts. 7 cts. Costs 60 cts. On lots 1, 2, 3, MITCHELL, BenJ. F. 5 W., Chimayo Road. Land Bnd. N.. ROMERO y Valdez, Juan. Taxes 89 personal property. property. Taxes $13.97. Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On per Blk. F and G, Nesbltt and North Ad. 70 cts. Costs 35 cts. house River; E., Creek; S., Hills; W., O. cts. Pty. 4 cts. Costs 35 cts. On LOPEZ, Lorenzo. Taxes $5.29. Pty. VIGIL Merino. Taxes 20 cts. Pty. Pty. On sonal property. M. -- and lot Bnd. N. and Maestas. Land Bnd. N. River; E. personal property. 0 via. vob.b no vi. um yeiouusu. , t rn9t. 9K Ms rn nersnnal S., Ditch; E. L. MARES, Felipe D. Taxes $1.47. Pty. and W., M. Gutierrez. LOPEZ M. Garcia y R.; S.( Hills; W., R. ROMERO y Trujillo. Felipe. Taxes property. property. de R. Agaplta. Taxes $4.25. 7 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal MONTOYA, Damacio. : Ortiz Land Bnd. N., R. S. Trujillo; $4.45. Pty. 22 cts. Costs 35 cts LOVE, G. S. Taxes $5.38. Pty. 27 cts. Y. Taxes $1.81. ty. zi cts. costs 35 cts. On house property. CosU 35 1--4 1--1 Pty. 10 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per-- and Bnd. M. Ro- - E., Creek; S., Church; W., Hills. On personal property. cts. On SW of SE YANNI, Nicolas. Taxes $13.40. Pty. j land, N., Road; E., MITCHELL, Fannie M. Taxes $1.13. sonai i GRANTS. ROYBAL y Lopez, Manuel. Taxes Sec. 15, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 9 E.. 100 67 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land Bnd. property. mero; S., River; W., J. Gonzales. Pty. 6 cts. Costs 20 cts. On lot 7, acres. N. Francisco Q. 42 10. C. $1.86. Pty. 9 cts. Costs $1.75. On N., Ditch; E., J. D. Sena; S., J. Gar LOPEZ, Taxes cts. Blk. Ramon. Taxes $1.00. NOBLE, William. Taxes $16.74. j 2 cts. Costs 35 cts. per--! CAJA DEL RIO GRANT. Taxes land Bnd. N., H. Roybal; E., Jacona LUCERO, Pty. W., Lovato. Pty. Pty. On MITCHELL, Hanson. Taxes $2.84. cia; 84 cts. costs 60 cts. 182 $1101.77. $55.09. Costs 35 cts. S., W., B. P. Roybal 5 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal Mae A. Taxes $3.35. 17 On loU sonal property. pty. 14 cts. Costs 75 cts. On house Pty. Road; Hills; YONTZ, Pty. I to 184, Blk. 12, Alameda Add. . As approved by the Court of Pri- Land Bnd. N.. A. M. Roybal: E.. property. cts. Costs 40 cts. On lots 5 and 6. LOPEZ, Macario. Taxes 50 cts. Pty. and lots Nos. 10 to 12, Catron and O. 3 cts. 35 vate Land Claims, 41,849 acres. Ditch; S., C. Roybal; W., Ingress, j MARTINEZ, Candelario. Taxes $21.71, Berardinelli Add. Costs cts. On personal: Elkins Add. Mar- $1.08. Costs 70 cts. On S 1-- 2 ORTIZ, Miguel. Taxes $20.52. property. ! MONTOYA. C. 12.30. CIENEGUILLA DE JUANA LOPEZ House and land Bnd. N., J. F. Pty. Precinct No. 4. Pty. J. Taxes Ptv. NE E 1--2 NW 1-- Sec. 27, $1.03. Costs 35 cts. On house M. 12 55 GRANT. Taxes $102.04. Pty. $5.10. tinez; E., Jacona Road; S. and W., Twp. A. and' cts. Costs cts. On lots Nos. lot Bnd. N., Mrs. Costs 35 cts. As approved by the M. Roybal. Land Bnd. N., River; Beekler; E, Garcia MARTINEZ, Anastacio. Taxes $6.82. 88 and 89. House and lots Laughlin NE 1-- NW 1--4 SE NE 1--4 SWi ZZ St.; S., Agua Fria W., Pty. 3 cts. Costs 35 cts. On Add. Court of Private Land Claims, E., T. Ortiz; S., Ditch; W., E. Roy 65 cts. 35 cts. OnAl Road; J.i per 1-- Costs personal 3,203 acres. bal. Land Bnd. N. and S., Ditch; E., 4 Sec. 16, Twp. 17 N., Rge. 10 E, Tapia. j sonal property. MUNIZ, Pedro. Taxes $13.45. Pty. property, H. L. M. C. W. A. J ORTIZ, Taxes $12.73. Pty. 64 MARTINEZ. Manuel. Taxes $1.05. Ptv. 67 cts. Costs 70 cts. On Roybal: Roybal 1 axes mining J14.74. j-xe- t.o. rw. cts. Costs 35 cts. On 5 35 1-- HDYHAT.- d Garcia.. Ana Ma. Taxes MARTINEZ, Higineo. Taxes ai.akiu, house and lot cts. Costs cts. On personal ' claim known as Watchword in SE 4 MESITA DE JUANA LOPEZ GRANT. . n. n i,M,f. vc nta 1 in lupsnna 35 On Ptv 74 eta. CnRtH 70 nts nn land v" Bnd. N, F. Delgado, heirs; E., F. property. Sec. 9, 14 8 Taxes $214.59. Pty. $10.73. Costs $1.10. Pty. 6 cts. Costs cts. ""l Twp. N, Rge. E.; Land Rnrt TM nnnfl. VC. M. nnriYimiez? property. unison; s., Agua Fria W., M N. Bnd. 35 cts. As approved by the Court personal property. Road; Pet 3, N., De Vargas Grant; Canon A. J. Rael. ALARID, Canute. Taxes $1.66. Pty. Perea. NOODELL, William. of Private Land Claims. ROYBAL, Eliseo. Taxes 66 cts. Pty. S., Road; W., Taxes $8.92. Pty. E., Road; S., Oregon Creek; W T.and Rnil V and W T. Lilian? TS..I CIS. OSIB 60 cib, On personal ORTIZ y Lucero. Teresita. Tawa 45 cts. 70 cts. S. 3 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal Costs On land Bnd. Old Pueblo. E. Martinez: S.. Canon Road. property $4.37. Pty. 22 cts. Costs 35 cts. On N., Road; E, I. Lopez; Cerrillos MUSGRAVE, W. Taxes $9.18. SAN MARCOS PUEBLO GRANT. property. C. Taxes S, H.t Pty. MARTINEZ, Joaquin. Taxes $5.38. ALARID, Henry $1.00. Pty. house and lot Pet. 3, Bnd. R. Road; W., C. Blummer. Land Bnd. 46 cts. Costs 35 Taxes $60.40. Pty. $3.02. Costs 35 T. N, cts. On personal 27 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house o cis. Miosis 60 clb. un yersinia,! uorman; S., Manhattan L. N., R. eta. As anDroved by the Court of TKUJIL.L.U, namon s. laxea ia.iu. Pty. Ave.; E., River; E., Tafoya; S., Cerril property. Bnd. R. E.. property. Napoleon; W. R. Marauez. i los J. A. , 69 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and lot, N., Gorman; Road; W., Montoya. MEYER, E. E. Taxes $2.84. Private Land Claims. 1,895 acres. Pty. ALIRE Ortiz. Cruz. Taxes $2.58. Pty. E. Lucero; S, Manhattan Ave.; W., E. de ORTIZ de Tucker, Trinidad. Taxes' O 14 cts. Costs 40 cts. On lots Nos. SANTA CRUZ GRANT. Taxes $39.10. and land, Bnd. N., Road; and W, 35 - Baca. Pty. 13 cts. Costs cts. On per- $1.66. Pty. 8 cts. Costs 35 cts. Carlos. Taxes 15 13 11.96. Costs 35 cts. As - S., L. Trujillo heirs. On ORTIZ, $2.98. Pty. and 15, Blk. 25, Nesbitt and North Ptv approv- Creek; sonal property. personal Land TRUJILLO, Evaristo F. Taxes $3.57. MARTINEZ, Encarnaclon. Taxes $1.28. property. cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal Add. ed by the Court of Private - Manuel B. Taxes $19.42. - 7 cts. Costs 35 cts, On per- APODACA, ORTIZ, Candido. Taxes $1.00. 5 I 18 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- Pty. Pty property. N. Claims. Pty s cts. costs u cis. un nouse cts. Costs I sonal property. viy. 35 cts. On R. NICK OF TIME MINING CO. N. sonal property. M. personal Taxes Taxes $21.77. and land Bnd. N Delgados; E., property. NEW MEXICO CENTRAL R. R. Co Precinct No. 2. MARTIN, Virginia. Pty. ROMERO, Casario. Taxes $1.05. Pty. $23.53. Pty. $1.18. Costs 35 cts. On $1.09. Costs 35 cts. On house and Perea; S., Agua Fria Road; W., ORTIZ y Lucero, Tomas. Taxes $1.00. 5 cts. Costs 35 cts. On Taxes $4,677.20. $233.86. Costs O. personal patented mineral land. Sec. 30, Twp. Pty. Bnd. Analeo C. Garcia St. Pet. 17, House and land, Pty. 5 cts. Costs 35 9K eta. nn 48.9 Taxes land, N., Ditch; E., cts. On pen property. 15 N., Rge. 8 E., 9.14 acres. mils of main line DOCKWILLER, AlphonseL Bnd. N., E., A. Montoya; S., sonal 35 cts. Herrera; S., Manhattan Ave.; W., Creek; property. ROMERO, Candelario. Taxes 92 cts. R.- track. $19.55. Pty. 98 cts. Costs A. 1 Road; W., Fouchegu. ORTIZ y Jose. 5 - On tract No. 4. G. Napoleon. Baca, Taxes 34 cts. Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- RICHARDS, Mrs. Celina. Taxes $9.20. $20.88. Pty. 2 cts. Costs 35 sonal And this list and notice are not DOMINGUEZ, Hepolito. Taxes $2.72. MENTE, Henry. Taxes Pty. cts. On per property. Pty. 46 cts. Costs $1.80. on lots 9, 1 04. SS ts. On house and HAKK1S, Mrs. a. w. raxes ?o.as. sonal 90 14 cts. Costs 35 cts. On rnst riy. property. ROMERO y Dominguez, Felix. Taxes 11, 18 and 19, Blk. 9; 10, 12, 14, 16 made and published within days Pty. per R.. 27 Cts. Costs 35 Cts. On SW 4 of sonal Int. Rnd. N. Canon Road? Street: 42 cts. Pty. 2 cts. Costs 35 cts On and 18. after the said taxes originally became property. 0 G. S., Gonzales; W, Alley. I " .fAuiuLA, Julian. Taxes $5.08. Pty. personal property. RANDALL Tabor P. Taxes $11.50. delinquent as above stated, because 0 acres. 25 cts. MONTOYA de Gorman, Filomena. Costs 35 cts. On 8. 58 cts. Costs 35 1--4 of made it GARCIA de Noedel, Josefa. Taxes m a 11 t xt m mir i 1 personal Pty. cts. On SW the size the list impossible t 1. ttn. ttia o.uo. x-n.s cts. 1 ct. Costs 35 cts. On Taxes $5.03. Pty. 25 cts. Costs 35 property, STOLLI, R. N. and R. J. Pendergrast Sec. 30, Twp. 15 N., 8 E., 160 to oreDare and publish the same. 20 Pty. piiaiLba,25. cts. Costs 40 cts.. On lots 26 Rge. cts. On personal property. PARSONS, Chas. J. Taxes $22.78. Pty. I Taxes $2.98. Pty. 15 cts. Costs 35! acres. and 27, Alameda Add, $1.14. Costs 35 GARCIA de Taxes MONTOYA Mrs Paulina Taxes $3.0l cts. On house and cts. On land Bnd. N., Govt. Land; ROGERS, W. C. Taxes $8.58. Pty. undersigned, treasurer and Romero, Benigna. BELLO, Joe S. Taxes $5.37. Pty. 27 lot Bnd. SM5! 11 ts. Costs 3a cts. xa tlo KjVBLO 00 uu N., W. Arrighi; E., H. Cor--j E, F. Coriz; S., S. F. 42 cts. Costs 60 cts. On lots 8, 9, collector of the said County of Santa Ptv i"' cts. Costs 35 cts. On River, W.,j nor.xt.iil nrnnertv. itf. personal nell; S, M. Parsons; W., Cerrillos T. Lopez. and 10, Blk. 17. will to rin " I Iirojiei Fe, apply the District Court, HfTTTsalT TSTI a, .. T- -. A AA TUm property. ' held in and for the said of St V. ROSENTHAL, N. L. Taxes $9.20. County I - umuWRn Poilrn A . hpira of. Taxes ill cis. costs 60 cis. un nouse ana ', Mary, Taxes $9.38. VARELA, Eluterio. Taxes 25 cts 46 cts. Costs 75 cts. On lots Santa Fe, upon the next return day 42 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house jiotos, Pty. Pty. .77. land, Bnd. E., Road; S., F. Garcia; Pty. 4 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house 1 ct. Costs 35 cts. On 1 14. t, the first Monday of mi Ptv. 109 roata 35 cts. and Pty. per- and 3, Blk. Land Sec. 18, Twp. thereof, W--. and lot, Bnd. N., Agua Fria Road; lot Bnd. S Inta Vna 1 anri 7 SW 1.4 of F. DUran, N., C. J. Parsons; S., sonal property. 14 8 60 acres. March, being the 4th day of March, E F. W.J N, Rge. E., RoduHo Taxes $5.03. Quintana; 8., Sanchez; Kaslno E.. Cer-rillo- s U. A. D., 1912, the same occuring not less NE Sec. 6, Twp. 17 N., Rge. 10 MYfIZ' Pty heirs; Gerdes; W.. 8. 25 cts. Costs 35 cts. On I Varela. St. UNKNOWN than after the last publi- 136 acres. personal OWNERS. Taxes $8.50. SALAZAR, Verona. Taxes $18.85. Pty-9-4 thirty dcys E., BACA, Santiago. Taxes $4.70. Pty. PINO de cation for TRILLER, Andrew A. Taxes $18.84, property. Huber, Francisca. Taxes Pty. 34 cts. Costs 35 cts. On NW cts. Costs 60 cts. On lots 1, 2, hereof, judgment against 24 cts. 35 cts. 1-- N. Costs On personal $6.70. 34 4 of 1--2 1-- the lands, real estate, and personal Pty. 94 cts. Costs 70 cts. On house Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. S of NW lots 3 and Blk. F. Lot 3, Blk. G. NAGEL, John K. Taxes $164.2. Pty, property. On house and lot Sec. 16 9 property described in the foregoing and land, 10 acres. Land 50 acres. Bnd. N, Agua 4, 4, Twp. N, Rge. E., 140 SANDOVAL, Ramon. Taxes $14.53. 81 cts. Costs $1.05. On 1--2 IntlBLACK, Edgar J. Taxes $23.44. Pty. Fria Road; E., J. M. acres. Hat, the costs and pen-.- 'j Precinct No. 3. Romero; S., Pty. 73 cts. Costs 40 cts. On lots tnpether with 16 $1.17. Costs 80 cts. On lots 7 and T. Ortiz A. in lots 10. and 11, Sec. 6 Twp. y L.; W., E. Romero. Precinct No. 6. 3 and 4, Blk. 10, Nesbltt and North s ind for an order to sell the 5, 10 2 4 17, Blk. 6; 18 and 25, Blk. Aliens ' N., Rge. E.; Int. in lots and Q. A. f--i to such Teodoro. Taxes $3.86. Pty. Add. satisfy judgment. ABEYTEA, 16 Add. 35 5, Sec. 10, Twp. N., Rge. 10 E., QUINTANA Pedro. Taxes $10.0i ANDREWS, Edgar. Taxes $21.74. Pty. SCRANTON, Mrs. J. B. Taxes $11.50. ad further notice is hereby given, 19 cts. Costs cts. On personal P. Taxes $6.70. -- 50 acres. BOWMAN, Harry Pty.. 50 cts. Costs 70 35 ! .' . cts. On house $1.09. Costs cts. On house and 58 cts. Costs 20 cts. On lot at thin thirty days after the ren- property. 34 cts. Costs 80 cts. On lots Pty. 13, n Pty. and lot, Bnd. N., Agua Fria land, Sec. 17, 15 N., Blk. 9. dition of such judgment against said Frank $8.38. 42 Roa'd; Bonanza, Twp. ANAYA, Taxes Pty. QRTIZ Canut0 Taxes 15.66. pty, 9 and 24, Blk. 2; 77 and 100, Blk. 9, E., J. C. 8 80 and after no- Quintana; S., A. T. & S. F. Rge. E., acres. V. A. Taxes $4.26. 21 property, having given cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and lot 1-- Add. R-- SHOOP, Pty. 78 cts. Costs 35 cts. On NE Alameda R. ; W., C. B. hand-bi- ll Gutierrez de O. Land 35 1--4 tice by a at tha front Bnd. N. C. E 1 cts. Costs cts. On SE of SE posted and W., Herrera; E., Sec. 22, 16 N., 10 160 BROWN, Mrs. Katherlne L. Taxes Bnd. N., Twp. Rge. E, River; E., M. BACA, Amado L. Taxes $7.50. 1--4 door of the building in which the A. S-- , Manhattan Ave. Garcia; S., Pty. of Sec. 19,. Twp. 15 N., Rge. 8 Garcia; acres I fx.vs. iunus ao vis. uu C. W 38 cts. 70 E, rict Court for laid County of San Dudrow; W., F. Delgado. Costs cts. On house and ANDERSON, Hans. Taxes $20.00 Pty. ORTIZ Pedro Antonio. Taxes $14.62. house and lot Bnd. N., Virginia St.; R t: land, Bnd. N., Main Road; S., ta Fe is held, The Court 1--4 Hill; SATEGNA, Martin. Taxes $8.60 Pty, $1.00. costs 6b cts. oi 73 Costs 35 cts. On - S., N. Medrano; E., Van Houghton; be pty. ctg. per- .ROMERO, Ramon. Taxes 66 cts. Pty .ci., uuuducb ana u. Haca; J. 43 House of said County of Santa Fe, at 1-- 1--4 j. w.( cts. Costs $1.20. On lots 13 to NW SW 01 No sec. o, Bonal .., oi. I . 6 CIS. COStS 35 Cts. least ten to said I, property. On personal Padilla et al. Land Bnd. N., Baca; 18, Blk. 11. days prior sale, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 10 E., 140 acres. G. BYERS, W. W. Taxes $5.03. Pty. 25 j the treasurer and ORTIZ, Eulogio. Taxes $12.04. Pty. property, S., Hills; E., Road; W., J. Gonzales. undersigned, ANDREWS Enos. Taxes $15.48. PtyT 60 cts. Costs 35 cts. On tract No I cts- - Costs 40 cts. O lots 17 and SPIEGELBERG, Lehman. Taxes will offer for sale ROMERO, Francisco. Taxes 66 cts. BACA, Antonio C. de and wife. Taxes collector, 78 cts. un 4 19, Blk. 12, Alameda 3 $14.33. Pty. 72 eta. Costs 20 cts. On Costs $1.05. land, 65, 160 acres, Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On - $12.75. 64 cts. Costs 35 cts. at auction in front of said buil- I per- Pty. public Int. Sec. 8, Twp. 14 N., Rge. 8 E., 21 C. sonal lot 3, Blk. 80, Catron and Elkins Ad. real and ORTIZ, George. Taxes $4.26. Pty property. On house and land, Bnd. N., Govt. ding the personal property 480 acres; Sec. 7, Twp. 14 N.. Rge, cts. 35 cts, On I CHICKS, Fred D. Taxeb $6.70. Pty. STEEK, B. F., heirs. Taxes $1.21. Pty. Costs personal 3. S, C. J. Gonzales. " to In no- Land; Baca; W., 1--3 described and referred said 8 E., 80 acres; Sec. 8, Twp. 14 N., 34 cts. Costs 70 cts. land Bnd. ' 6 cts. Costa 35 cts. On Int. in which be property.' pn SHELBY, Leopold G. Taxes SS 48 BACA, Adalberto C. de. Taxes $4.86. tice, against judgment may Rge: 8 E., 240 acres, ORTIZ Gonzales. Encarnaclon. N., Mrs. Donahue; E..IP. Esninosa: Sec. 31. Twp. 15 N., Rge. 8 E., 80' for the amount of taxes, y riy. zi cts. costs 35 cts. On house Pty. 24 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land. rendered, BACA, Nicanor. Taxes $1.34. Pty 7 Taxes $3.23. 16 cts. 35 S., Manhattan Ave.; T. Alarld. acres. and costs due con- Pty. Costs y, and lot, Bnd. N., River; E., R. Sec. 5, Twp. 15 N., Rge. 8 E., 114 penalties thereon, cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal cts. On Land Bnd. N., Mrs. Tbtyer; E., Cer- SUGAR, Barnett Taxes $14.33. Pty. sale to as personal property. Alarid; S., A. Dominguez; W., L. acres. tinuing said from day da rillos S. and Manderfield. - 72 cts. Costa 40 eta. On lots 7 and property. ORTIZ, Santos. Taxes $2.36. Pty. Road; wj PHovey heirs. BACA, Taxes $2.30. 12 provided by law. Ignacio. Pty. 8, Blk. 79. BANK OF WILCOX. Taxes $8.38. Pty. 12 cts. Costs 35 cts, On personal j COLLINS, G. A. Taxes$16.74. Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On CELSO 1-- SENA, Santiago. TaxeB $17.93. personal LOPEZ, 42 cts. Costs 35 cts. On 2 Int, 84 cts. costs 35 cts. un land Bnd. Pty. SULLIVAN, Kate. Taxes $18.24. Pty. Treasurer and Collector of property. 90 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and property. in 20.48 acres land, aescnoea in ORTIZ, Fidelia. Taxes 86 cts. Pty. N., San Anto. Creek;) S., Pinos 91 cts. Costs 60 cts. On lots L the of Santa Fe, New lot Bnd. N,. P. E. and S.. EUSTAMANTE, Eduardo. Taxes 85 County map of N. S. H. lana, surveyea Dy 4 ctB. costs 35 cts. On house and Creek; W., Main Ditc Quintana; 2, Blk. 7; Lot 10, Blk. 11. A. T. & S. F. R. R.; W.i D. Urioste. cts. Pty. 4 cts. Costs 35 cts. On W. S. Church, Apr. 1888, known as Bnd. N., Canon A, CORNELL, Henry. Taxel $10.40. Pty, Z. lot, Road; E., SIMONTON, F. E. Taxes $13.40. Hamona tract. Viril: S.. Ditch: W. A. Ortiz y G. 50 cts. Costs 35 cts. In land Bnd. Pty. SdTnnusJm Ott- - Taxes $11.50. Pty. 58 67 cts Costs 35 cts. Land Bnd. N, BRITTEN, John L. Taxes $9.14. Pty. ORTEGA, Albino. Taxes $1.66. N., M. Chavez; E., Galfeteo St.; S., DELINQUENT TAX Pty. P. Hill; E., Hickox E. Lu- ga Road, 46 cts. costs 40 cts. un 101s wos. g cts. Costs 35 cts. Gerdes; W,. C. J. Partkns, St.; S., 35, Twp. 15 N., Rge. 8 E., 160 acres. On personal cero; W., Cerrillos St. C. 7 and 8, Berardinelli Add. D, Precinct No. 8. FOR property. SIMMONS, W. G. Taxes $16.74. CARRILLO, J. D. L. A. Taxes $2.72. 1910 C. P. DOMINGUEZ, Matias. faxes $1.00. Pty. A. JJST 84 cts. Costs 20 cts. On Pty. 14 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land M. E. Taxes $9.14. Pty. Pty. 5 cts. Costs 35 cts On lot 3 Blk. ANAYA, Marcos., Taxes 42 cts. CAMPBELL, PADILLA, Felipe. Taxes $1.34. Pty. person 40. Bnd. N. and W, E., S., Pty. 40 cts. On Nos. River; Rael; 2 cts. 35 cts. On 46 cts. Costs lots 7 Costs 35 al property, Costs personal Amounts of Lest Than $25 00 cts. cts. On personal SLOAN, J. H. Taxes $4.30. Pty. 21 Hill. 9 and 10, Berardinelli Add. M. property. property, cts. Costs 35 cts. On E 2 of SE 1-- ' of Santa Fe Territory - Samuel, Taxel $8.60 C. Connty CiRPEFER' laTlnF- T"6" PADILLA. Taxes $6.70. ECKERS, Pty. Sec. MARESde Terrazas Alcana. Taxes Mexico-Territor- '"'Jt Felipe. Pty, 23, Twp. 16 N., 10 160 of New 43 cts. Costs 35 cts. On S 2 of Rge. E CHAVEZ, Narciso. Taxes $21.25. Pty. O TTT XTT1 "i TIT 1 41 I $2.40. 12 cts. Costs 35 On 1- ti-- i, 1--2 ' Pty. cts. 01 or ow t a ,nt M r, . S of SW Sec. 13, Twp. 16 $1.06. Costs 35 cts. On house and 1-- 1--4 helrs- - 1 New 16 9 4 acres.! . personal property. Bnd. A. of Mexico, SW NE Sec. 15 Twp. N., & Tin on n Vic-r-rt.eT . N., Rge. E., land N., J. y Roybal; E., A. w fitaaf SM; P"keulsj!'$1.07. Costs 35 cts. .Precinct No. 7. County of Santa Fe. Rge. 9 E., 125 EMERSON, O. L. Taxesl$6.56. Pty. Pty On Chavez; S. and W., L. Chavez. aNeiS2 PRADA' Guadalupe. Taxes $2.15. Pty. house and lot Bnd. A. of 1--4 1-- OTllN 33 cts. N., River; E., R. In accordance with Chapter 22, NW NE 1-- Costs 40 cts. tn lots 181 CHAVEZ, Apolonlo Taxes $19.76. L 11 cts-- Costs 35 cts. On 4 Int. in D. O. Pty. 33rd As NW 14,!i 1 N., Rge, 182, Add, Alarid; S, Cordova; W., M. Gon ALEXANDER, W. Taxes $23.00. 99 cts. Costs $1.40. On for- the Laws of the Legislative Sec. Twp. 1-- 1--4 and Blk. 12; Alameci land t E 2 of NW and Nl-- 2 of NE 1-- sales. $1.15. Costs 70 cts. On house 1-- sembly of the Territory of New Mex 9 E., 160 acres, Pty. merly F. Lorato, SW 4 Sec. 17, Sec. 26, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 10 E, 40 SPIEGELBERG,. Belle. and lot No. 2, Sec. 13, ico, I, the undersigned, treasurer and CARRILLO, Petrolino. Taxes 46 cts. GARCIA, Ramon H. Taxe$3.68. Pty. Taxes $9.14. land, Twp. Twp. 14 N., Rge. 10 E., 160 acres. acres. . Pty. 46 cts. Costs 35 cte. 14 N., 7 E.; lot No. 8, Sec. 18, collector of the County of Pty. 2 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per 18 cts. Costs 3 cts. tip personal On land Rge. House and land Bnd. N., C. Madrid; Q. Bnd. N., Road; E. and A. Twp. 14 N., Rge. 7 E., 68 acres. Santa Fe, In the Territory of New sonal property. property. S., Lujan; . E, Hills; S., A. Pino; W., R. Pd. QUINTANA, Tomas. Taxes $1.66. W., Mrs. A.J3ena. ARNOLD, C. B. Taxes $9.94. 50 Mexico, do hereby make, certify and COLBURN, A. W. Taxes $10.40. Pty, GARCIA y Segura, Francifto. Taxes Pty. Pino. Land Bnd. N., Road; E A. Pty. 8 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per SPIEGELBERG, Jacob. cts. Costs 35 cts. On the following notice and list 32 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land Sec. $17.42. 87 cts. $1.05. On Taxes $9.14. personal S., A. Chaves. publish sonal property. Pty. Costl 46 cts. Pino; Creek; W, of to 16 9 100 acres B. Pty. Costs 35 cts. On land property. taxes amounting less than 15, Twp. N., Rge. E., R. house and land Bnd. N., and W, Land Bnd. N. and S., Hills; E. and St. IK A9 I Bnd. N., A. B. , twenty-fiv- e dollars, payable in said nrvTST317TT CUVTUI? TqYB J. Maes, heirai E., G.IMartlnez, Road; E, Lujan; S. and W. A. J. OrUz. V" RODRIGUEZ, Francisco. Taxes $3.10, W., Ditch. BIRDSALL, John. Taxes $8.92. ccunty, and as IJ. ,0 VLB. VjUDtB Oil ViPin" vu miuv Land Bnd. S. and Creek; Pty. CHAVEZ, Foribio Taxes $8.50 delinquent originally f Pty. 16 cts. Costs 35 cts. On N., W., E, 45 35 Pty. One-hal- per SPIEGELBERG, Rena H. cts. Costs cts. On Pinon 1-- follows: f on the first day of Bnd. N. and W., C. Herrera; E., Lopez. Land Bnd. N. andfe. Taxes $9.14. 43 cts. Costs 70 cts. On 2 SW sonal property. Creek; 46 . 4 S one-hal- Pty. cts. Costs 35 Lode, Sees. and 5, 14 1-- December, 1910, and f oa the A. Garcia; S., Manhattan Ave. E., A. Ortiz; , Laugh: cts. On land Twp. N., Rge. Sec. 4, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 11 E.; Spiegel-berg- 8 E., 10.12 acres. first day of June, 1911, all of which D. GUSLEMAN, Dantel. Talks $20.10, Bnd..N., Penitentiary; E., ; N 1--2 SE 1-- Sec. 5, Twp. 10 N SAIZ, Pascual. Taxes $4.47. 22 s., Ditch: W.. Silva. BROWN, Geo. F. Taxes $17.25. taxes Decame finally delinquent on DELGADO, Augustin. Taxes $18.08. Pty. Pty. $1.01. Costs $4.80. In lots 1, J. J. Pty. Rge. 11 E,. 160 acres. cts. Costs 35 cts. - Chas. 86 cts. Costs 35 cts. On 3 In the 2nd day of July, 1911; the same 90 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house On personal 8, 41 Blk. 54 5- 136 SPIEGELBERG, E. Taxes $9.14. Int. Pty. 1; ind 125, 1-- 1-- v. MLB. UBLB CLB. S 2 of SE Sec. 30, 15 being hereinbelow set forth by pre- and lot, Bnd. N. and W., W. Man property. and 101, Blk. 7; 109, 110, 8; 124, du JU lanu Twp. N., GOMEZ, Patricio. Taxes $8.50. Pty. B. Bnd. N 8 300 SENA, NlcWas. Taxes $3.68. Rge. E., acres. 1--2 4 cincts and1 containing, first, the names derfield; E., Alley; S, College St. Pty. 137, 148, Blk. H AlamedtlAdd Ditch; E., Road; B, Creek; 43 cts. Costs 35 cts. On S SE - 18 cts. sts 35 cts. On W., Lopez. 1-- of the) owner- of all property upon DELGADO, Juan. Taxes $10.04. Pty, personal GUTIERREZ, Lomnzo. Tais $3.01 SW Sec. 24, Twp. 10 N., Rge. CHASE, Thos. N.CTaxes which the taxes amounting to less Rn ct. Costs 35 cts. On house and property. Pty. 15 cts. Costs 35 cts I On per T. $2.30. Pty. 11 E., 160 acres. e SENA, Andi s. Taxes $4.47. 22 TRUJILLO, Cllmaeo. 12 cts. Costs 20 cts. On lot 15. Blk. than twenty-fiv- dollars have become lot Bnd. N., S. and W., P. Delgado Pty. sonal property, j Taxes $3.35. J. fit. 1 CIS. COI 35 cts. On Pty. 17 cts. Costa 35 eta. house 9, Catron and Elkins Add. delinquent; the year for whicn the lmlr. S rinllpirp personal H. On JIMENEZ, Jose L. Taxes $8.50. Pty. 43 $4.69. PtT. I Property, and lot Bnd. Read B. CHASE, D. B. Taxes $14.31. 78 same are due; the amount of such riKTiAno. Marv A. Taxes HAAS, W.I N., St.; E., Pty. 35 1--2 1--4 Henry Taxes $lt74. Pty. M. cts. Costs cts. On N NW 1-- 2 In Antonio. Taxes $12.90. Read; s., Manhattan cts. Costs 80 cts. On lota 211, 212, taxes, penalties and costs due; the 24 cts. Costs 35 cts. On Int owhinb, 84 cts. Costs $1.05. On land Bnd. Ave.;. W., Sec. 31, Twp. 19 N., Rge. 10 E.. 125 65 cti. 1--4 T. 296, description of the property whereon house and lot Bnd. N., Constante; Pty. Costs 70 cts. On SW N., Creek; E, 'V. JohnsoJ Land Delgado. 297, Laughlin Add. acres. of SE Sec. CLIPPET MINING CO. the same are due, and the amount E., College St.; S., Ditch; W., Bis 26, Twp. 16 N.. Rge Bnd. N., Creek i Bouletkrd; S., Taxes $8.97. L. 1-- E., on 10 E.; N 2 of NW 4 of NE 1-- WARNER, Mrs. S. B. $14.08. Pty. 45 eta. Costs 35 cts. On min of taxes, If any, due personal prop- hop. J. G. Schumann W., W. 1. Case. Taxes LEYBA, Justlnlano. Taxes $17.00. F. Sec. 35, TWP. 16 N., Rge. 10 E,. 160 Pty. 70 cts. Costs 70 cts. On house FOURTEEN TAX LESS THAN 2S erty by such party; the following House and land Bnd. N. ant E., C Pty. 85 otis. Costs 35 eta. On per- acres. and lot, Bnd. L. Mar eral No. 505, 10.33 being the abbreviations used in said FAIRCHILD, Mable M. Taxes $6.44. O. Gray; S., A. 1. & S. F. R.JR.; W. N., Road; Ev survey acres., sonal property. 32 cts. Costa 35 cts. On SW Sunrtount Addition. tinez; s. Ditch; W., F. Garcia. Und D. ' list: North, N.; South, .; East, E.; Pty. Mrs. Johnson. LEYBA, Canute. Taxes $5.95. Pty. 1-- 1-- le Bnd. N., F. S., and 4 SW Sec. 15, Nob P. E., J. R. Coris; DOMINGO, Antonio. Taxes $9.20. 1-- West, W.; Section, Sec., SE of Twp. BISHOP, Taxes $2.66. Pty. HAYWARD, Geo. W. Taxes $14.07. Garcia; 30 cts. Costs $1.05. On SE 4 of Addi 16 9 7.50 13 cts. 20 S, Lovato; W., P. A.. Beeker. 46 cte. Costs 65 cts. On Township, Twp.; Ra'nge, kge.; N., Rge. E., acres, colts cts. On lot No. Pty. 70 cts. Cats 35 cts. On per Pty. house SB 4, Sec., 14, Twp. 13 N., Rge. 9 and natural BiK. sunmount and 2 Nos. 1 Blk. 23. tion, Add.; Indicating any 14, D., Add. , sonal property. WOODRUFF, Henry. Taxes $15.07. lots, aid 2, E.,; Lot 4, Sec. 13, Twp. 13 N., Rge. $4.08. 75 1-- 1-- object or thing which Is boundary GARCIA, Francisco. Taxes Pty. FRANK, Faniiy W, Taxes $2.66. Pty. HERRERA, Guadaupe. Taxed $15.91. Pty. cts. Costa 35 cts. On house 9 E.; E 2 NW See. 23, Twp. im- herein described 20 cts. Costs 35 cts. On 13 cts. Costs 40 cts. On 1 . 80 cts. On and lot Bnd. A. FREAR, Luis B. Taxes $2.30. Pty. 12 J of any property personal lots and Pty. Cotts 35 cts, land. N., J. Wood; , E. 13 N., Rgl 9 E., 140 acres. l4, - 2. Blk. ! cts. On 120 mediately following such 3., E., property. t 9, Shnmount Add. Bnd. N., N. M. Central R. nk E. L. Gaspar Ave.; S., Davidson; W., I Costs $.1.00. lots to LEYBA, Demetrlo, heirs of. Taxes Haffner. 172 and 173, Add. or W, and including any kdjoining liAKuiA Anastacio r. raxes 13.34. iuallu way, Mrs. o. b.. Taxes $1.31. Spiegelberg; S., Cerrillos Rdad; W, 122, Laughlin $6.17. Pty. 31 cte. Costs 70 cts. W 17 cts. costs 3& cts. on land 7 costs 20 l-- 1-- property herein described, the fty. rty. cts.l cts. On lot Deaf and Dumb nst FOLSOM, & M. Taxes $6.90. Pty. On N 2 of SE 4, Sec. 14, Twp. lmnediate- - 9, came of the owner thereof Bna. N. and S., Ditch; E., J; Pena; 17, Blk. Bunmount Add. HESCH. John. Tixes $6.70. Pty. 34 ZIMMERMAN, John L. Taxes $6.70. 35 cts. Costs 35 cts. On lots 255, 13 K., Rge. 9 E., 35 acres. House to-- w-- , ly following such N., 8., E., or r. Heiwg. UAKJUiNG, uorge. Taxes $1.31. PtT. cts. Costa 35 cti. On land! Bnd. N. Pty. 34 cts. Costa 35 cts. On per- 294, 295, 296, Sec. 20, Twp. 14 N, and lot Bnd. N., Pub. Land; E.. J. 7 20 cts. sonal wit: GONZALES de Blake, Juana. Taxes cts. Cos On lot No. 11, and E., A. T. ft i. F. R. R.: 8., Mrs. property. Rge. 8 E., 120 acres. M. Sandoval; S. and W., Leyba. .. fty. 32 cis. costs 36 cts. hik. a, Bunmount Add. M. Bello; W-- . L Martlnes U. LEYBA, Francisco S. Taxes $4.25. Canon Mrs. ' Precinct No. 1. On land, Bnd. N., Road; , KENNEDY, Sarah. Taxes $1.31 HE8CH, Cleotar T. Taxes $3.35. Pty. UNKNOWN OWNERS. Taxes $9.3. GRANITO, Jose. Taxes $21.39. PtT. Pty. 21 cts. 'Costs 85 ets. On nouSe V D. J. 7 ctsJ 20 Rodriguez; 8., Gontales; W, Pty. Costs. cts. On lot 17 cts. ....Costs 2 cts. On lot 17 Pty. 47 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land 1.07. Costs 20 cts. On lot 26,. Blk and. lot, Bnd. N., D. Angel; v., F. GABCtA, Marcos. Taxes Trail. i 10, Blk. Dw Sunmount Add Blk. 84, near A. !. ft S. F. R R. Bnd. N., A. 15. S. - 1 . t I Arroyo Medio; E., Quln Chaves; and W, endOTtl.

" ' v " tt. U . - ;T) ill fc mi t'i; H. M. 160 W., Creek. Land Bnd. N., Hills; Precinct No. 2a SAWYER, Taxes $2.12. Pty. 1-- 14 N., 11 E., sonal property. 4 Sec. 5, 11 N, Rge. 8 E. Sec. 14, Twp. Rge. 11 35 cte. On homestead LUNA de Bergere, Eloisa. Taxes Twp. B. E., M. Castillo; S., J. Shoemaker; B. cts. Costs cts. W. Taxes 85 cts. acres. 19. 10 N 8 E-- , 160 121.25. Pty. $1.06.' Costs 35 MORRISON, George Taxes $1.78. Pty. Creek. BACA, Jesus Maria. Taxes $3.97. Pty. Sec. Twp. Rge. 4 GUTIERREZ, Eligio. Taxes $1.30. BORREGO, Ursulo. W, Tract of land known as the Miguel Pty. 4 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SW 30 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal acres. 7 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house 9 cts. Costa 35 cts. On personal MONTOYA Anastacio. Taxes $2.00. E. Pino Ranch. Sec. 23, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 7 E. Pty. SHELTON, J. H. Taxes $1.35. Pty. land Bnd. N., D. Quintans; E property. Pty. 10 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per property. M. MUMFORD, J. V. Taxes $2.86. Pty. and $11.19. 56 7 cts. 35 eta. On NE 4 Sec. Rendon. E. sonal BLACK Jose. Taxes Pty. Costs and W., Street; S., property. 1-- MONTOYA, Jose Dolores. Taxes $8.50. 14 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal cts. Costs 70 cts. On SW 4 SW 27, Twp. 10 N.. Rge. 9 E, 160 acres. ' M. ESQUIBEL, Emilio. Taxes $1.01. Pty, O, 43 cts. Costs 35 cts. On N 1--2 property. Sec. 11 N.. Rge. 7 E.; TAYLOR, Chas. W. Taxes $2.55. Pty. Pty. MARTINEZ y Garcia, Daniel. Taxes 5 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal ORTIZ de Ortiz Luz. Taxes $8.70. 11, Twp. 1-- 1--2 Sec. MYERS, Fred N. Taxes $3.82. 2 4 4 SW Sec. 13 cts. 35 cts. On home- NW N NE 22, Twp. Pty. 61 cts. Costs 35 cts 44 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house S SB SE Costs 1-- $12.21. property. Pty. 14 11 160 acres. 19 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SW 4 Pty. 11 7 160 acres. stead. Sec. 10 8 E N., Rge. E., 4 10, Twp. N., Rge. E., 7, Twp. N, Rge. Beginning at the between Sees ESQUIBEL, Francisco. Taxes $3.07 and lot Bnd. N., S. Baca; E., Harvey MONTOYA, Rafael. Taxes $8.50. Pty, Sec 15, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 8 E. BUELL, F. C. Taxes $4.25. Pt7. 21 160 acres. 9 and 10, Twp.' 14 N, Rge. 11 E. Pty. 15 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- et al; S., Johnson St.; W, Jefferson 43 Costs 35 cts. On NE 4 O. Costs 35 cts. On THOMPSON, J. H. Taxes $9.39. Pty. cts. 160 acres. sonal property. cts. personal Sec. 18 10 ON, H. B. Taxes 85 cts. 4 cts. St 47 cts. Costs 35 cte. On 12, Twp. N, Rge. E. Pty. MARTINEZ y Ortiz, Julio. Taxes H. . ORTIZ, Gavino and wife. Taxes ! S2. property. personal 160 acres. Costs 35 cts. On SW 4 Sec. 26, BURKHART Taxes $2.60. property. $6.52. ' Pty. 33 cts. Costs 35 cts. HOWES, R. B. Taxes $18.56. Pty. 93 Pty. 21 cts. Costs 35 cte. On per Joseph. MONTOYA, Marcos. Taxes $7.65. Pty. Twp. 11 N., Rge. 7 E. 13 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- TUCKER. W. C. Taxes $2.25. Pty. 11 On S 2 of NE lots 1 and 2, cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and sonal property. Pty. 38 cts. Costs 35 cts. On E 1--2 ON, W. V. Taxes $5.28. Pty. 26 cts. sonal cts. Costs 35 cts. On Sec. 3, Twp. 14 N, Rge. 11 E., 80 lot Bnd. N., E. Gaw; E., Ditch; S., OLIVAS, Juan. Taxes $16.74. Pty. 84 property. personal 1-- SW 1--4 SE Sec. Costs 35 cts. On NW 4 Sec. 27. C. property. SW Lot 4, acres. J. E. Roybal; W., Road. cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and 12 12 154 acres. Twp. 11 N., Rge. 7 E. CARLEY ARANDA. Taxes $16.69. V. 25, Twp. N., Rge. E., MARTINEZ y Garcia, Juan. Taxes L. lot Bnd. N., A. J. Ortiz; E., Galisteo ft Vidal. Taxes 50 R. 83 cts. Costs 35 cts. On VALENTINE, Rella. Taxes $3.49. MORA, $9.98. Pty. $1.07. Pty. 5 cts. Costs 35 cts. On LOPEZ, Emiterio. Taxes 7 cts. Pty. S., Mrs. A. P. Hogel; W., A. J. Pty. pat cts. Costs 35 cts. On RAINEY, J. E. Taxes $2.55. Pty. 13 St; ented mineral Gold Standard Pty. 17 cts. Costs 35 cts. On N 2 personal prop tract No. 20, Sec. 9, Twp. 14 N., Rge. 1 ct Costs 35 cts. On personal Ortiz. land, cts. Costs 35 cts. On N 2 Sec. lode. SW 4 NE 4 SW NW 4 erty. 11 E., 160 acres. property. R. O. " 17, Twp. 11 N-- , Rge. 8 E. G. SE Sec. 36, Twp. 10 N, Rge. 7 MOYA, Jose de Le Luz. Taxes 24 cts. M. ROBERTS Virginia L. Taxes $17.08. M. A. Taxes $11.05. 55 RHODES, Fred W. Taxes $2.12. Pty. GARCIA Taxes $10.35. E., 160 acres. ORTIZ, Pty. 1 ct. Costs 35 cts. On personal MAES, Fabian. Taxes $8.50. Pty. 43 Pty. 85 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house Agaplto. Pty, 35 On 11 cts. Costs 20 cts. Lots Blk. 9. Pty. 52 cte. 35 cts. home W. cts. Costs cts. land. Sees. cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and and lot Bnd. N.. E., A. Cien-fuego- Costs On RUSSELL, Todl W. Taxes $12.53. property. Ingress; W. L. Taxes $8.35. 25, 26, 35, 36, Twp. 10 N.. Rge. 9 E., P. land Bnd. N., E. and S., P. Olivas; S.. San Francisco W. stead. WINBERjLEY, 63 cts. Costs $1.15. On SE St.; 42 cts. Costs 35 cts. On home- 284 acres. Pty. G. Haelterman. GRIFFIN, William Wade. Taxes Pty. 1-- PHILBRICK, William. Taxes $10.87. W., Jefferson St. PINO, Trinidad. Taxes $9.35. 47 4 Sec. 4, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 9 E., $16.70. cts. Costs 35 cts. stead. Pty. 54 cts. Costs 35 cts. On N 2 MARTINEZ, Teofilo. Taxes 20 cts. 8. Pty. 84, 160 acres; Lots 4 and 5, Blk. 13 Pty. T. A. Taxes $8.88. 44 cts. Costs $1.05. House and lot 1-- On Jennie lode claim. WILES, Pty. of NW N 2 of NE Sec, 26, Pty. 1 ct. Costs 35 cts. On personal SHARON, F. W. Taxes $23.44. Pty. mining Bnd. N. and E., Road; S., Pino Tarr and Douglass Add.; Lots 15 H. cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal heirs; Twp. 9 N, Rge. 8 E-- , 160 acres. property. $1.17. Costs 35 cts. On personal Creek. in and 16, Blk. 8, San Pedro Add. .34 W., Int. San Cristobal R. N. property. HOLMES, W. J. Taxes $6.80. Pty property. Grant and 5 Int. S. cts. Costs 35 cts. On homestead. WRIGHT, E. E. Taxes $7.58. Pty. 38 Stinking Springs. ROMERO, Rafael O. Taxes $10.87. Pty. NARANJO y Valdez. Manuel. Taxes SHOEMAKER, Juan. Taxes 32 cts. house lot. Pet. G. SEILD, Joseph. Taxes $1.05. Pty. 5 Sec. 11 7 160 cts. Costs 35 cts. On and 4, Bnd. N., 54 cts. Costs 35 cts. Tract No. 73, $4.25. Pty. 21 cts. Costs 70 cts. Pty. 2 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- 33, Twp. N., Rge. E., personal Hancock School cts. Costs 35 cts. On SE Sec acres. Abeytia; E., St.; S., 160 acres. On house and land, Bnd. N., M. sonal property. property. W., 35, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 9 E., 160 acres HYER & HADLOCK. Taxes $14.45. WRIGHT, J. H. Taxes $1.82. Ptv. House; Apodaca. ROMERO, G. Taxes $10.87. Naranjo; E., A. Naranjo; S., G. T. & SHIELDS, Henry C. Taxes $8.92. Pty. Eugenio 72 cts. Costs 70 On 9 cts. Costs 35 cts. On 54 cts. Costs 35 cts. On tract Sanchez; W., Rio Grande. Land TOTORIER, Miss Kataline. Taxes Pty. cts. NW personal SALAZAR S. 85 4o cts. Costs 35 cts. On NE 4 Pty. 11 8 de Martina. Taxes 160 Bnd. N., M. E., A. Gomez; $10.04. 50 cts. Costs 35 cts. Sec. 5, Twp. N., Rge. E.; property. 8, 9 No. 54, acres. Lopez; Pty. cts. 4 cts. Costs 35 cts. On Sec. Twp. 11 N., Rge. E., 160 SE 4 Sec. 12 N 8 Precinct No. 22. Pty. RIFFNELLER, John. Taxes $10.87. S., G. Sanchez; W., Rio Grande. On house and lot Bnd. N. and E., 20, Twp. Rge. acres. 160 acres. G. personal property. Pty. 54 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SE O. Jefferson St.; S., M. Hill et al; W., E., SANCHEZ, Cruz. Taxes $8.50. SHORT, R. B. Taxes $1.27. Pty. 6 GARCIA, Luciano. Taxes $13.68. Pty. 1-- 4 14 10 E., OLTVAS Herminio. Taxes $2.76. A. Ortiz heirs. J. Pty. 1-- Sec. 17, Twp. N., Rge. Pty. y Salazar 43 35 cts. 4 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SE 4 Sec. 68 Costs 35 cts. On house nd cts. Costs On NE Sec. 160 acres. 14 cts. Costs 70 cts. On land Bnd. V. JONES, Jack. Taxes $5.32. Pty 27 tu. 13 8 160 acres. 26, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 7 E., 35 land Bnd. I. 12, Twp. N., Rge. E., S. N., M. Vigil; E., Hills; S., P. Ol- VARELA Encarnaclon. Taxes $7.57. cts. Costs cts. On homestead. N., Lard; E., Creek; Estanlslado. STANLEY, Sherman. Taxes $4.25. K. S.. Road; W., Hills. SANDOVAL, Taxes $9.35. SANDOVAL, Lorenzo. Taxes $2.29. ivas; W., Road. House and lot Bnd. Pty. 38 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per 47 cts. Costs 35 cts. On home- Pty. 21 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land Taxes $17.00. GARCIA, Felipe. Taxes $2.00. 10 Pty. Pty. 11 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per N., J. Maes; E., Road; S., P. Olivas; sonal property. , KAHN, Seigfried. Pty. Pt. stead. Sec. 8, 154 acres. Sec. 5, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 9 E.. 160 85 cts. Costs 35 cts. On cts. Costs 35 cte. On sonal property. W., Church property. VARELA, Francisco. Taxes 71 cts. personal personal SANDOVAL, Prudenclo. Taxes 20 acres. property. SENA, Marcos. Taxes $9.78. Pty. 49 Q. Pty. 4 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- property. cts. 1 ct. Costs 35 cts. On STEVENS, Dora. Taxes 42 cts. Pty. W. A. Taxes 53 cts. GARCIA y Romero, Ramon. Taxes 44 Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. Tracts Nos. 1, QUINTANA, Macario. Taxea $5.11 sonal property. KAYS, Pty. property. 2 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SW 4 Sec. cts. Costs 35 cts. On cts. Pty. 2 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal a 4, 5, Sec. 2, Twp. 15 N., Rge. 10 E, Pty. 26 cts. Costs 70 cts. On land Precinct No. 18. personal 3, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 9 E. Land Bnd. N., River; E., M. T. 125 acres. Bnd. N., M. de Herrera; E., Heirs; B. property. Garcia; TRUJILLO, Taxes 20 cts. STEVENS Mary. Taxes 85 cts. Pty. KAYS. James O. Taxes $2.30. S., T. R. y Garcia; W, C. Garcia. George. STOVER, Roderick. Taxes $5.44. Pty. S, Road; W., M. Roybal. Land Bnd. BEMIS, Ethel J. Taxes $8.38. Pty. 42 Pty. 1 ct. Costs 35 cts. On 4 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land, Seca 12 cts. Costs 35 cts. On GARDUNO, Jacobo. Taxes $15.80. Pty. person- 27 cts. Costs 35 cts. On W 2 of N., Road; E., G. Herrera; S., T. cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal personal 6 and 35, Twp. 12 N., Rge. 9 E. Pty. 79 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house al property. 1-- 2 4 NE 4 SW 4 N of SW NE Martinez; W., M. Roybal. property. STORY, Thomas M. Taxes $4.25. property. and land Bnd. N. and S., J. Anastacio. $3.62. Pty. 1-- Joe H. Taxes $1.88. 9 Garduno; TRUJILLO, Taxes Sec. 18, Twp. 17 N., Rge. 11 E, QUINTANA, Jose A. Taxes $2.16. Pty. BISHOP, Carl A. Taxes $3.34. Pty. KAYS, Pty. 18 Costs 35 21 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SW 4 35 E., I. W., J. A. Salazar. Pty. cts. cts. On per 40 acres. 11 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal 16 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land Pet. cts. Costs cts. On personal prop Lards; eonal Sec. 29, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 8 E., 160 GARDUNO, Jacinto. Taxes $8.31. Pty. property. Precinct No. 13. property. 4, Bnd. N., Garfield Ave.; E., Mrs. erty. acres. 42 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and V. A. QUINTANA, Jose S. Taxes $1.86. Conway; S., S. M. Baca; W., Mrs. M. VALENCIA. Avelino. T. land Bnd. Tract No. 165. Taxes $4.60. ARMIJO de Williams, Mariana. Taxes Pty. 9 cts. Costs 35 cts. Land Bnd. A. P. Hogle. MYER, J. J. et al. Taxes $1063. Pty. 23 ctB. Costs 35 On TARR, James A. Taxes $8.50. Pty. 43 53 cts. Costs 35 cts. On M. S. No. H. Pty. cts. per $16.03. 80 cts. Costs 35 cts. N., M. Naranjo; E., E. Madrid, W., C. cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and Pty. Taxes $16.28. sonal 1-- 4 605, Iron 9.89 acres. HERRERA, Miguel. property. On S 2 SE NW of SE F. Alarid. CASTILLO, M. Esquipula, Estate. Queen, Julian. lot No. 5, Blk. 6, Tarr and Douglass $24.95. Pty. 81 cts. Costs $1.05. On 2 VARELA, Taxes $4.25. Pty. 4 Costs 70 t. Taxes Int Add. SW SW Sec. 27, Twp. 16 N. QUINTANA, Ruperta. Taxes $1.2T. Taxes $23.84. Pty. $1.19. Mclaughlin, j. 21 cts. Costs 35 cts. On 1--4 Sec. $1.25. Costs 70 cts. On M. S. in Tract No. 3. House and land SE Rge. 11 E. 160 acres. 6 cts. Costs 35 cts. On cts. On bouse and land Bnd. N., Pty. 12, 13 8 160 TAYLOR, Gus. Taxes $4.25. Pty. 21 Pty. per No. L. C. Bnd. N., Creek; E., I. Ortiz; 8., Twp. N., Rge. E., acres. B. sonal Ditch; E.( P. Garcia; S., River W., 976, Lode, Sec. 28, Twp. cts. Costs 35 cts. On 1--4 of NW property. M. VARELA, Enrique. Taxes $2.20. No. land Bnd N.. 12 N., Rge. 7 E., 26.06 acres. House River; W., A. Ortiz. One flour Pty 1-- BARTLETT, Thomas M. Taxes $8.65. R. Castillo. Pet. 5, 11 35 Sec. 21, Twp. 12 N., Rge. S" E. lot mill. cts. Costs cts. On persona. 43 cts. Costs $1.05. On NE J. A. E R. S., and formerly J. Allen. ing W. Pty. RODRIGUEZ, Manuel. Taxes $2.12. Rodriguez; Padilla; O. 1-- MONTANO, Francisco. Taxes $4.68. property. 4 of NE Sec. 34, 16 11 cts. 35 cts. On tract Cerrillos Road; W., Road. WALKER, John B. Taxes $3.25. Twp. N, Pty. Costs 29 Teodoro. Pty. 1-- 24 cts. Costs 35 cts. On ORTIZ, Julian. Taxes $4:76. Pty. VILLANUEVA, Taxes $9.77. 11 40 W 2 of NW No. 36 50 CASTILLO, Meliton. Taxes $2.98. Pty Pty. per- 16 4 Rge. E., acres; acres. 49 cts. Costs 70 1--4 cts. Costs 35 cts. On NW sonal cts. Costs 70 cte. On house and Pty. cts. On Sr 1-- Sec. 16 N., 11 14 cts. Costs 70 cts. On land Bnd property. 35, Twp. Rge. E, ROYBAL, Juan Isidore Taxes $5.60. Val-de- 1-- 2 1-- Sec. 11 9 160 Bnd. M. NW N of SW Sec. 3, 18, Twp. N., Rge. E., 1-- 1-- Amado. Taxes 92 cts. land N, Creek; E., J. 80 NW 4 of SW Sec. 28 cts. 35 cts. house N., Ditch; E., T. Castillo; S., River; MORA, Pty. acres; Pty. Costs On 8 10 9 1--4 acres. 5 35 S., O. Ortiz. Twp. N., Rge. E.,; NW NW 16 11 40 acres land Bnd. W., Castillo Ct. Pet. 5, land Bnd. N., cts. Costs cts. On personal Road; W., 1-- 35, Twp. N., Rge. E., and N., Medaris; E., Hills; Sec. 10, 10 1 WALKER, Esau W. Taxes $6.37. Pty. Int. in Lopez Grant. , Twp. N., Rge. E., D. S., A. Maestas; W., Road. Mrs. M. E. Dominguez; E., R. Padil- property. 160 acres. 32 cts. Costs 35 cts. On N 2 ORTIZ, Manuel. Taxes $3.13. Pty. DIABUENO, Aniceto. Taxes $4.42. ROYBAL, Martin. Taxes $3.19. Pty. la; S., T. Castillo; W., Road. MOTZENBACHER, John Taxes $21.25. Juan. NE SW 4 NE Sec. 28. Twp. 16 cts. Costs 35 eta. On house and VILLANUEVA, Taxes $8.83. 22 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- 16 cts. Costs 35 On and CASTILLO, Teodoclo. Taxes $4.50. Pty. $1.06. Costs 35 cts. On W 2 11 9 120 acres. Pty. cts. house Bnd. D. 44 cts. Costs 35 cts. On N, Rge. E., 4 land N., Ortiz; E., River; Pty. per- E-- , C. Pty. 23 cts. Costs 70 cts. On land of SW SE of SW NE G. sonal property. land Bnd. N. and Ditch; S., A. M. sonal WALKER, John Taxes $4.25. Pty. 4 S., W., Hills. property. G. Rio Grande. Bnd. N, Ditch; E., J. D. Castillo; of SW W 2 of SE 4 and Ortiz; 21 2 Valencia; W., cts. Costs 35 cts. On S SE 1-- de La Cruz. VILLANUEVA, Tomas. Taxes $1.62. S., W., M. Castillo. Pet. 5, SE Sec. 35, 9 N., 8 Oritz, Jose Taxes $5.07. 1--4 GARCIA, Ramon. Taxes $10.83. Pty. ROYBAL, Mauricio. Taxes $2.67. Pty. River; Twp. Rge. 8 cts. Costs 35 Sec. 28, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 9 E. Pty. 25 cts. Costs 35 cts. On Pty. cts. On per- 54 cts. Costs 35 cts. On tract No. 14 cts. Costs $1.05. On land Bnd. land Bnd. N., M. Castillo; E., R E., 280 acres. per sonal WALDROF, Warren. Taxes $8.50. Pty. sonal property. property. 38, 128 acres. N. and T. Padilla; S., J. D. Castillo; W, MEYER, Friedman and Brother. Taxes 43 cts. Costs 35 cts. On NE 1--4 S., Martinez; E, Ditch; Precinct No. 9. S. Lucero. Bnd. Road. $13.25. Pty. 66 cts. Costs 35 cts. ORTIZ, Jose de Jesus. Taxes $3.59. Sec. 11 N., 8 160 GONZALES y Roybal, Jesus. Taxes W., Land N., Ditch; G. 25, Twp. Rge. E., H. S. Taxes $11.73. On house and lot and store Pty. 18 cts. Costs 35 cts. On acres. $15.92. Pty. 80 cts. Costs 35 cts. E. and W., M. Roybal; S., River. CLANCY, Pty bjdg. per GALLEGOS, Perfecto. Taxes 63 cts. Bnd. 59 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and R. sonal property. WILLINGHAM, Mrs. Maud. Taxes On personal property. Land N., Ditch; E. and W., Pty. 3 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- lot Bnd. N. and S., Unknown; E., ROMERO, Eugenio. Taxes $21.67. R. $11.05. 55 cts. Costs 35 cts. GONZALES Vicenta. Taxes $3.00. Roybal; S., River. sonal property. Pty. V. McKenzie; W, Kentucky Ave. Pty. $1.08. Costs 35 cte. On J. I. ROMERO, Samuel. Taxes $13.66. Pty. On SE 1--4 Sec. 11 Pty. 15 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- GOMEZ, Jose E. Taxes $1.92. Pty 10 23, Twp. N., Rge. F. C. lode claim, Twp. 12 N., 68 cts. Costs $1.40. On house and 8 160 acres. sonal property. VALDEZ, Carmen D. Taxes $7.43. mining cts Costs 35 cts. On prop- E., Carlota. Taxes $5.03. 7 20.66 acres. land Bnd. N. Road, E. and S., R. personal GURULE, Manuel. Taxes $5.35. Pty. Pty. 38 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per FAYETTE, Pty. Rge. E., erty. WILLINGHAM, Clay. Taxes $14.38. 25 $1.40. On and 8. Ortiz, W. Land Bnd. N. 27 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land Lamy sonal cts. Costs house Ingress. Precinct No. 10. Pty. 72 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SE property. Bnd. L. B. Ditch, E., S., Road; 1-- lot N., Hills; E., Prince; SANDOVAL, Francisquita. Taxes Ingress; 4 Sec. 11 8 Grant, 101 acres. VIGIL, Manuel. Taxes $4.90. Pty. B. 23, Twp. N., Rge. E. Hillside W. G. Anton. Land $3.90. 20 cte. Coats 35 cts. On W., T. Ortiz. Land Bnd. N, 160 'acres. GUTIERREZ, G. S. Taxes $11.40. Pty 25 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal S., Ave.; Pty. BLACK, John W. Taxes $5.32. Pty. Pet. No. 2, "Bnd. N., Benavldes; E.. personal property. IN.. I II I.( II I IIIXIE! H. A. IIITIZ: WILLIAMS, W. T. Taxes $19.97. 57 cts. Costs 35 cts. On tract No. property. 27 cts. Costs $1.05. On 2 Int. NE Pty. M. S., River; W., J. Garcia. T. W, R. Ortiz. Pct.No. 17, House and 2 160 U. Ortiz; 1-- $1.00. Costs 55 cts. On W NE 21, acres. Sec. 4, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 8 E. 80 Land Pet No. 26, Bnd. N. and S., THE McKINLEY GROUP. Taxes lot Bnd. N. and E., Beck with; 8., 1-- 1--2 H. - 1--2 1-- E NW Sec. 11 UNKNOWN Dan- acres; S NE Sec. 8, Twp. 27, Typ. OWNERS, Iormerly Hills; E., V. Dominguez; W., C. $10.62. Pty. 53 cts. Costs 35 cts. San Francisco St.; W., C. Howland 1-- Rge. 9 Lot No. 16, Blk. 6, HIGGINBOTHAM, Benjamin. Taxes lei Velarde. Taxes $3.94. 20 10 N., Rge. 8 E, 80 acres. N 2 NW N, E.; Pty. Romero. Land Pet. 2, Bnd. N., On McKinley, Billy, Kennedy and de S. 1--4 Tarr and Douglass Add. $1.56. 8 cts. Costs 35 cts. On cts. Costs $1.40. On land Bnd. N. Sec. 9, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 8 E., Pty. Hills; E., P. Dominguez; S., River; Eliot lode mining claims. ROMERO, Antonio Jose. Taxes 23 cte. WILLIAMS, J. B. Taxes $1.35. M. 80 acres. Pty. personal property. Hills; E., Maestas; S., River; W., V. Dominguez. TOTI, B. Taxes $7.95. Pty. 40 cts. Pty. 2 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per 7 cts. Costs 80 cts. On lots 23 and I. Bnd. S. and C. Land N., W., Alarid; E., G. Costs 35 cts. On house and lot Bnd. sonal property. 24, Blk. 12; Lots 1 and 2, Blk. 5. Randall. Taxes $1042. Pty. Ditch. Land Bnd. N., E., CASEY, Thomas. Taxes $1.05. Pty. IRVING, River; GONZALES, Anastacio. Taxes $1.93. N., Road; E., C. W., Alley ROYBAL, Lulsa. Taxes $1.78. Pty. 4 Wright; 1--4 WINANS, Charles F. Taxes 63 cts. 53 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SW S., Alarid. Land 5 cts. CostB 35 cts. On NE Sec. Road; Hills; Pty. 10 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per W. 9 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and 3 cts. 35 cts. On Sec. 15 8 160 S. C. 22, Twp. 11 N., 7 E. Pty. Costs SE 30, Twp. N., Rge. E., Bnd. N, and W., Alarid; E, sonal J. C. 7 land Bnd. N., E., C. Rge. 1-- property. WOODS, Taxes $1.37. Pty. River; Garcia; 4 Sec. 18, 11 10 acres. ' Maestas. CONNER, G. W. Taxes $2.12. Pty. Twp. N., Rge. E., GOODWIN, Mrs. F. Taxes $20.90. Pty. cts. Costa 35 cts. On S., Hills; W., R. Roybal. 160 acres. K. No. 17. personal 11 cts. CoBts 80 cts. On lots 9 to Precinct $1.04. Costs 35 cts. On personal property.. Precinct No. 23. Precinct No. 11. A. 12, Blk. 5, Tarr and Douglass Add. t KUNKEL, Jerome. Taxes $13.09. Pty, Precinct No. 21. R. B. property. COOPER, Henry L. Taxes $1.05. Pty. 65 cts. Costs 35 cts. On mining ATKINSON, Falnnle. Taxes. S13.40. H. B. ROMERO, Miguel. Taxes $4.50. Pty. 1-- BIERMAN, H. H. Taxes $2.33. 5 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SE 4 Sec. Pty. claim, Sec. 14 Twp. 16 N., Rge. 11 Pty. 67 cts. Costs 35 cte. On house HAMILL, C. Taxes $2.00. Pty. BALDWIN, W. E. Taxes $7.70. 22 cts. Costs 35 cts. On 12 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and Henry Pty. personal 35, Twp. 12 N., Rge. 8 E. E., 20.50 acres. and lot Bnd. N., San Francisco St.; 10 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal 39 cts. Costs 35 cts. On home- lot, Bnd. N. and property. COPLAND, James P. Taxes 63 cts. S., Creek; E., Road; L. . E., A. Abeytia; S., L. A. Hughes; Sec. 28, 10 9 Hills. property. stead. Twp. N., Rge. GRANTS. W., LOPEZ, Francisco. Taxes $4.94. Pty. W, J. A. Hernandez. E. G. HOLMES de Gallegos, Apolonia. Taxes CUYAMUNGUB GRANT. Taxes 1--4 Sec. 23,. 12 8 25 cts. Costs 35 cts. On Adela and minors. Twp. N., Rge. E., personal ARIAS, Manuellta, $8.38. 42 cts. Costs 35 cts BRIGGS, John H. Taxes $1.39. Pty. $19.20. 96 cts. Costs 35 cts. GALLS, J. S. Taxes $3.70. 19 - Pty. Pty. 160 acres. Pty. property. Taxes $13.40. Pty. 67 cts. Co.its 35 7 cts. Costs 35 cts. On cts. Costs 35 cts. On house On house and lot Bnd. N, Hills, E. personal As approved by the Court of Private M. and M. cts. On house and lot Bn.1. N, CARTWRIGHT, Ida Taxes $5.32. No. 9. G. Anton; S., A. Holmes; W., Street property. Land Claims. 604 acres. lot 8, Blk. MARTINEZ, Domingo. Taxes $2.09. Arroyo Mascaras; E., H. Pty. 27 cts. Costs 35 cts. On NW Snyder; LOPEZ de Sandoval, Lulsa, heirs of. D. VINCENTS DURAN DE ARMIJO 1--4 G1PSEY QUEEN MINE. Taxes $10.62. 10 cts. Costs 35 cts. On T. B. W., Griffin St. Sec. 11, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 8 Pty. per S, Catron; 35 DAY, F. P. Taxes $2.98. Pty. 15 cts. GRANT. $2.42. 12 cts. E, 53 35 cts. Taxes $12.50. Pty. 63 cts. Costs Taxes Pty. Pty. cts. Costs On Glpsey sonal property. ARMIJO, Namecio. Taxes $7.03. Pty. 35 4 7. 160 acres. . cts. On and Bnd. N., Costs cts. On NW Sec. Costa 35 cts. As approved by the Mine surface 35 cts. 70 cts. and house lot 0. Queen improvements. 8. Costs On house Twp. 10 N., Rge. 10 E., 160 acrea. Court of Private Land Claims. H. Bnd. Ditch; E. and S., Ingress; W., P. DIXON, Marshall. Taxes $13.17. SANDOVAL, Estanislada. Taxes $5.52. land N., Ditch; E., F. Ortiz; D1LLEY, I. J. Taxes $6.02. Pty. 3 PACHECO GRANT. Taxes Pty. Michael. Sandoval. $18.4S. Pty. 1-- HAROLD, Taxes $10.62. Pty. 28 cts. Costs 35 cts. On NW S., A. Arm! Jo; W., D. Montoya. 66 Cts. Costs 35 cts. On NE 4 Pty. M. cts. Costs 70 cts. On NW Sec. 92 cts. Costs 35 cts. As approved 63 Gol- 1-- 4 Sec. 11 cts. Costs 70 cts. On lot at Sec. 33, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 11 E., Ptc. 18, land Bnd. N., Road; E. O. 12, 10 9 SW 1-- 6, Twp. N., Rge. 8 E., 160 MONTOYA Rafael. Taxes $2.00. Pty. Twp. N., Rge. E.; by the Court of Private Land den; also mill site, Twp. 12 N., Rge. 160 acres. Rodriguez; S. J. Saiz; W., L. Ra- Sec. 13, 10 9 E. acres. 10 cts. Costa 35 eta. On personal Twp. N, Rge. Claims. 8 E, Taxes mirez. A. E. Taxes $5.23. DOUGLASS, Slegel M. Taxes $4.55. STONE, James H. $10.62. Pty. property. DOELING, Pty. SANTIAGO RAMIREZ GRANT. Taxes 53 cts. Costs 35 cts. On of B. 26 cts. Costs 35 cts. On borne Pty. 23 eta. Costa 80 cts. On lots E A. $11.55. Pty. 58 cts. Costs 85 cts. 1-- 1-- L. Jr. Taxes $3.35. Pty. LUCAS, James M. Taxes $13.29. Pty. NW 2 of Sec. 10. BACA, Eugenio H. Taxes $1.66. Pty. MORRISON, 9, 8, 7, Blk. 11; Lot 15, Blk.' Tarf E SW stead. As approved by the Court of Pri- 7, 66 cts. Costs $1.40. On Und. 65-1- 8 cte. Costs 35 cts. On. 17 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal and Douglass Add. Twp. 15, N., Rge. 11 E., 160 acres personal H. vate Land Claims. Int. in the Black Prince, Ohio and property. property. HEED, L. H. Taxes $8.50. 43 O. Pty. TALAYA HILL GRANT. Taxes $6.80. Illinois claims and Lucas BARDSHAR H. P. Taxes$13.40. 1-- 4 mining TABOR, Walter M. Taxes $24.86. Pty. Pty. cts. Costs 35 cte. On NE Sec. 34 cts. Costa 35 cts. Al ap- EDWARDS, W. L. Taxes 63 cts. Pty. mlllslte. 67 cts. Costs 35 cts. On ORTIZ de Nolan, Agapita. Taxes Pty. 1--2 SW personal 22, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 8 E., 160 acres. 1-- 1--4 $1.24. Costa $1.05. On S of proved by the Court of Private Land 3 cts. Costs 70 eta. On S 2 SE LUCERO, Taxes $1.37. I $14.06. Pty. 70 cts. Costs 35 cts Eulogio. Pty. 1-- Sec. N-- . 11 property. IRWIN, Taxes $11.78. 1-- Sec. 7 35, Twp. 16 Rge. E., Frisby. Pty. Claims. SE 6, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 7 35 cts. M. On house and lot Bnd. N., Water 1-- E.; cts. Costs On personal BERGERE, Alfed Taxes $21.82. 59 cts. 35 cts. On B 2 SW 1-- 1-- 160 acres. 6 2, Costs N 2 NE 4 NE Sec. Lota and 7, Sec. 7, Twp. Costs 35 cts. On St.; E., Seligman S., Windsor; 1-- 1--2 1--4 property. 16 11 20 acres. NW Pty. $1.09. per St; W of SE Sec. 26, Twp. And this list and notice are not 10 N., Rge. 7 E. Taxes Twp. N., Rge. E., W., A. Horn. MARTINEZ, Pedro. $8.48. Pty. 1-- 1-- 1-- 1-- sonal 10 8 160 4 NE 4 3 2 NE 4 SE Sec. propert'. N., Rge. E., acres. not made and published within ninety E. C. Taxes $1.05. 5 42 cts. Costs 35 cts. On A. Taxes $23.45. ORTIZ ft BACA. Taxes $16.75. Pty. ELLIS, Pty. personal 34, 16 11 160 BISHOP, Mary Pty. L. said 1-- Twp. N., Rge. E., Acres, days after the taxes originally cts. Costa 35 cts. On S 2 NE 1-- property. $1.17. Costs 10 cte. On house and 84 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal F. Taxes 53 LAWRENCE, Christian. Taxes $2.41 became delinquent as aforesaid be- 1-- 2 1-- 11 66 TARR, James $10.62. Pty. N SE Sec. 31 Twp. N MAYO, J. B. Taxes $13.25. Pty lot Bnd. N., Arroyo Mascaras; E, property. im- 2 4 12 cts. Costs 35 cts. On NE cause the size of the list made it 8 Costa 35 cts. Costs 35 cts. On S SW B. P. Pty. Rge. E. cts.; cts. On house and Zook et 3., T. W. 1-- 1-- 1-- al; Catron; 4 11 7 NW 4 SW 4 of NW 4, Sec. Sec. 32, Twp. N, Rge. E. possible to prepare and publish the H. lot. , 35, H. Snyder, louse and lot Bnd. N. PRATT, Mary G. Taxes $10.37. Pty. 17 11 160 acres. M. same. HANNELL, Alvin M. C. Taxes $3.48. Twp. N., Rge. E, Bowers 3., C. C. 8., X 52 eta. Costa 35 cts. On personal No. St.; Catron; And notice is given that I. 17 cts. Costs35 eta. On SW RACINE DRY SEPARATOR CO. Precinct 14. B. M. A. MARTIN, Jesse. Taxes $3.41. Pty. hereby Pty. Catron; V.j Bishop. property. io 1-- 4 the treasurer and 1-- V. 17 cts. Costs 35 cte. On NW undersigned 4 Sec. 13, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 8 E., Taxes $15.93. Pty. 80 cts. Costs BISHOP, Chares L. Taxes $4.35. PRITCHARD, Geo. W. Taxes $20.10. Pty. Sec. 10 8 160 collector of the said County of 160 acres. 35 cts. Surface Improvements. VIGIL, Jose, heirs of. Taxes $6.87. 22 cts. Coss 35 cts. On personal Pty. $1.00. Costs 35 cts. On per 11, Twp. N, Rge. E., 34 35 acres. Santa Fe, on the first Monday W. T. Taxes $1.48. Pty. cts. Costs cts. On house property. f sonal property. HEDGECOCK, C. B. Taxes $1.14. In March, being the fourth day 1-- . Bnd. N., B. and I R. MORRISON, Pty. 7 Costs 35 cts. On SB 4 SANCHEZ Juan. Taxes $10.37. Pty. and land, J. Vigil; C. Pty. cts. 6 ' 35 cts. On of March, A. D., 1912, and after hav 52 cts. Costs 35 cte. On house and S., Grant; W., L. Vigil. COOPER W. Taxes $5.03. RODRIGUEZ, Bernardo. Taxes $1.06. cts. Costs personal Sec. 2. Twp. 12 N., Rge. 8 E. C Pty. given further notice by a hand- Bnd. J. Main Precinct No. 15. 25 cts. s 35 cts. On 5 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land property. ing J. v lot, N., Daly; E., St.; Cos housa and Pty. bill the of B. - E. MOSELEY, H. C. Taxes 50 eta. Pty. posted at front door the JOHNSON Geo. W. Taxes $4.25. S., Vigil; W., H. St lot Bnd. N. M. G. Romero; E., D. Bnd. N., Hills; E., O. Rodriguez Pty 3 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal building in which the District Court 2 SMITH, G. J. Taxes $2.63. 14 ESPINOSA, Luis. Taxes $9.56. Pty, S., P WI, J. Quin- heirs; S., Road; W., J. Saiz. 21 cts. Costa 35 cts. On S SE Pty. Baca; .Valencia; for said County of Santa Fe is held, 1-- cts. Costs 35 48 cts. Costa 35 cts. On No. :' RODRIGUEZ. Antonio. 42 cts. property. S 1--2 1-- 29, 11 cts. On house and lot tract tans. Taxes SW Sec;, Twp. - N. t, the said Court House of said Placer Ave. . 221, 3.92 acres. D- .-i v.- Pty. 2 eta. , Costa 35 cts. On per- N., Rge. 9 B. heirs of. Taxes County of Santa at least ten days L. DELGADO ft BACA. Taxes $6.70. Pty. sonal property. NEWMAN, William, Fe, KILLEN, Root B. Taxes $2.12. Pty :';: 35 to said) will offer for sale $8.50. 43 cts. Costa cts. prior sale, 1-- WOOD. M. H. Taxes $5.32. LUCERO, Mellton. Taxes $7.45. Pty, 35 cts. On & Pty. 11 cts. Costs 35 eta On SW 4 Pty. 34 cts. Costs personal ,', at auction of said cts. Costs 35 On Bnd. 38 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and SENA. Maria J. Tax $13 40. On homestead, Sec. 11, Twp. 10 N public in front Sec. 11, Twp. U N., 9 E. cts. lots N., property. Pty. Rge. 1-- building, the real and personal prop 4 Ortiz Grant; E., Cemetery; S., B land Bnd. N., Creek; E, Road S. Dck. Taxea $10.40. Pty. 67 cts. Costs 35 cts. On 2 Int. Rge. IE. KING, Ottis. Taxes 85 cts. Pty. DEWELL, "., said the C. W., A. house and lot Bnd. N. W., L. B. O. erty described la notice, for cts. Costs 35 cts. 1 Sec. Kendall; w. Road; Hills; Montoya. 52 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and and On NW OLGIN, $10.62. amount ot taxes, penalties and costs Precinct No. 12. M. lot Bnd. Nj San Francisco B., Prince; B., L. B. Sena; S, Palace Lucio. Taxes Pty. Twp., 10 N., Rge. 8 E. St; 1-- la ' 53 Costa 35 cts. On 2 SB due thereon, commencing said sals B. MAESTAS, Euloglo. Taxes $3.10. C. M. Cocklin; S. and W.. J. Pat- Ave. eta. 8 35 1-- N 2 NB 1-- Sec 35, Twp. at ten o'clock a. m., on said day and ; heirs of. Taxes $10.87. Pty. 16 cts. Costa eta. On per terson. ' V. McCARTNEY, George. Taxes $1.91. BLEA, Felipe, 10 9 160 acres. said sale from day to day, 1-- sonal VIGIL de Taxes N., Rge. E., continuing 10 cte. Costs 35 eta, n N 2 64 cts. Costs 35 cts. On B 2 property. Chavez, Julianita. , Pty. Pty. P. v. as provided law. 1-- 1-- 1-- 1-- 1-- 1-- O. $7.57. 38 cte. Costs 70 cts. by NB N 2 NW Sec. 29, Twp. NW N 2 NB Sec. 26, Twp. FISCHER d5 Martinez, Sofia. Taxes Pty. Taxes 6 On Bnd. Gon- PROPPER, Frank. Taxes $8.50. Pty. CELSO LOPEZ, 11 N.. 9 E., wo acres. 16 N., 10 E., 160 acres. ORTIZ, Martina. $1.27. Pty. $7.71. Ptr. 39 cts. Costa 35 cts house and lot N., D. Rge. Rge. 43 eta. Costa 35 cts. On NW 1--4 Treasurer and Collector of John. Taxes $15.93. 80 eta. Costs 35 cts. On personal On house and lot Bnd. N., A. Hun zales 8., M. Rivera; B T. Ortega; McVOY, Pty Sec. 4, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 8 E. the County of Santa Fe, in the Ter cts. Costa 85 cts. On house and CHAVEZ, J. Maxlmlano. Taxes $10.87. property. ter; E., J W. Akers; 8, San Fran W., Creek. House and lot, Pet 17, o. Bnd. W. John PROPPER, Carlos. Taxes $4.63 Pty. No. 13, Blk. 7, Tarr and 64 cts. Costa 35 cts. On NW Cisco W., N., J. Reynolds; 8, lot Doug Pty. St; 23 Coats 35 cts. 1--4 1-- - son A. B. I. cts. On NE lass Ada. 4 Sec. 20, Twp. 14 N., Rge. 10 E. QUINT ANA, Eleuterio. Taxes $4.95. h. St.; E., Renehan; W, B. Sec. 4, Twp. 10 N Rge. 8 E-- 160 J. F. Parker, 2021 No. 10th SU Ft MARBLE, R. A. Taxea $10.62. Pty, 160 acres. Pty. 25 cts. Costa 35 eta. On per HERLOW, fiophla. Txes $10.05. Pty, Hanna. W. acres. Smith, Ark., says that he had taken 63 cts. Costs 85 cts. On SWU--4 G. sonal property. 60 cts. Costs 35 cts On house and ;SI D. M. 84.30? 21 PROPPER, Geo. F. Taxes $3.20. Pty. many kinds of kidney medicine, tut Sec. 7, Twp. 16 N, Rge. 9 E. GARCIA, Juana. Taxes $12.20. Pty. Precinct No. 16. lot Bnd. N., Water .; E., County WHITE, Taxes Pty. 16 eta. Costs 35 eta. On NW 1--4 did net get better until be took Foley MARTINEZ. Luis. Taxes $8.50. PtV. 61 cts. Costs 36 cts. On tract No, A. 8., Road; W., U A. Hughes et cts. Coats 85 cts. On land Bnd. Jail; Sec. 3, 10 8 E. Pills. No matter hew 1--8 168 85 N., Arroyo de Los E., Gon- Twp. N., Rge.' Kidney long 42 cts. Costa 85 cts. On B SW 68, acres. ALARID, Gregorlo. Taxes cts. al. Terreros; a M, R. you have had kidney trouble, yes-vt- 1-- 1-- 1-- M. zales 8 M. W 8 SB Sec. 15, Twp. 14 GARCIA,' Felipe, v Taxes $10.87. Pty. Costa 85 cts. Oa land Road; Montoya; W., Pty. RE A. L. Taxes $5.67. find quick and permanent aeeaft y M.. 11 E 160 acres. I 54 cts. cos 35 eta. On tract No. Bnd. N., F. Alarid; E., & MIERA de Castillo, ClBriana, Taxes Priest EVER, Pty, Dm. Ditch; Costs 36 cts. On the use of Kidney PUla. C3ai IN ftfi 160 - 29 cte. 70 Frank A. Taxes $10.37. Pty, cts. homestead Foley MILLER. Petar S. Taxes $2.12. Pty. lMC and W., L. Aland. $5.70. Pty. ICosts cts.;wniSE, v K now. 1-- l eta. Rosta 3S eta. Dn Sec. 9. 10 N., 7 E. taking them 11 cts. Costa 70 ota. On BW 4 GARCIA, Viblaa. Taxes $9.84. ATENCIO, Eplfanio Dv Taxes eta. On house and lot Bndj N Hills; E., nerinnal Twp. Rge. Pty. It 'For sal hy all druggjitt, Etc 4, Twp. It N., Rge. 8 3 4t cts. Costa 85 eta. On . 83 1--4 Pty. I eta. Coats 85 cts. Ct net property. if ma1

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Ward Miller, Secured by Cubs for NoteW Greatest of Baseball Players Says He Case of Neal Ball, Who Performed Re- Now Held at $10,000 by Mon-tre- al Would Not $300, markable Feat of Triple Play Un--. Intentionally Injure Club Hitting Above Fellow Player Football Tac- . assisted, Is Cited as One .300 Mark. tics Are Used. Diamond , Instance. al Some of the men who buy and sell to to as There is a risk abuut the sen- "I hate be referred ball do have some doing of1 players certainly Walter Johnson seems to be the Ty Saier seems to be first sational in baseball. brute," says Tyrus Cobb, greatest bad half hours. What would you think filling base ball and now in the zenith of Cobb of the Senators. cleverly. Though it is the proper aim of every players, tf you had a ball player for his career. "It isn't very pleas purchased Pittsburg has released Cottrell, the Connie Mack in the game to do the unusual grand $300, had sold him for $1,500 and then has nothing to worry player ant for a fellow to be called a rough, Syracuse University flinger. and in- wanted him back ana was asked ?7,000 him except his pitchers. remarkable, enough deadly and a deliberate of Among those who are successful at stances could be furnished of notable performer crlppler, Wouldn't you Fred Tenney is doing-hi- s best fellowmen. I wouldn't Intentional- and several players? flies are the Cub outfielders. to achievement followed oblivion to his feel like swearing? swatting bring his club up in the race. by for twice my A New York doctor says insanity Is make the diamond workmen strive to ly hurt another player A of years ago a fellow Ping Bodie believes in the and whenever somebody couple a "bug" disease. Baseball fans, be- quality keep out of the all the time. salary, yet, named Ward Miller became the prop- of his hits rather than their limelight of; ware. A case is furnished in Neal Ball. bumps up against these spikes of the Chicago team was drafted tity. mine, all say I do it intention- erty Ed Walsh is more successful as a Ball was idolized, but he did not last they from a small minor league and cost Becker Is the youngster McAleer ally, and discuss which would be tho than in his own It is only a couple of ago since 1300. Manaeer Chance looked him pinch pitcher winning picked up around the years better way to eliminate the spike on games. Washington Ball was the figure in a re- over and figured he wasn't quite right. prairie. principal to eliminate T. Raymond Cobb. Before sent Jack Flynn markable celebration on the Cleveland He asked for a waiver, and the Pirates Pittsburg Hugh is to Let's have a little to Paul, Washington made an of- Jennings reported want grounds. understanding; refused to allow him to go. That was St to of Dave Jones about this and, let's go fer for him. dispose and Capt, He had performed the remarkable thing also, in the days when you had to sell a Moriaruy. back into baseball a little way. Fred Clarke advises all of his play- feat of making a triple play unassist- history man for whom you asked waivers Roger Bresnahan has been offered ed. town Long ago there were players, some off went to ers to pay no attention to what they The turned out to do him no pulling back. Miller the one-piec- e $1,000 a week to on them much slower and heavier than This is a blouse, quits see in the go the stage the honor. A medal was to the Pirates, Clarke looked him over. After papers. winter. presented so I am told by veterans who. simple but rather novel In style. It is Boston has sold Pitchers and coming shortstop on a day set apart as "Neal myself, a while he decided Miller wouldn't do, Tyler Kitty Bransfield has knew' them, who, thist finely tucked at the upper part, the Pfeffer to New Orleans as of asked Philadel- Ball day." players despite and the latter went to Cincinnati on on shoul part phia to make a trade bulk and slowness, stole more bases. tucks being quite short the the deal for Otto Hess. by which he In ' the world's series of 1906 the a trade that made Blaine Durbin, the and towards center can go to Pittsburg. This pretty dress is made in White to the season than I do nowadays. I ders, getting longer oh, where, are the phenoms up Sox won because at timely former Cub pitcher, a Pirate. A wide or Where, Callahan in a find from the old guides that there of front. piece of insertion that set the American on fire Jimmy probably has a pat Shantung light shade of blue. stages Third Baseman Rohe, playing Clark Griffith looked over Miller and is taken round blouse league ent on the come back stuff. The full bodice has a little as were dozens of men who made good passementerie in the early spring Weeks? Mike square a substitute for Taunehill, let loose backed the judgment of Chance and under arms, also trims sleeves, which Donlin can't do the trick. yoke embroidered with shades of two baserunning records, say from thirty, triples. Chicago hailed 'Rohe as - Clarke. He figured Miller would not It is now talked in Rochester that a and that this- are finished off by narrow material It must hurt a big league magnate brown, .green or blue silk, the waist one of the great men of baseball, but to seventy season, - i John Ganzel will manage the New do In the and he went to the . wasn't considered at all remarkable majors, trills to match the neck. t- to pay three players for a recruit who band and cuffs being embroidered to a year later found him playing third this Mil- York Highlanders next seuson. '" fail to find in bid news-- i Eastern league. Well, year Hat of straw, trimmed with a tulle once was released for nothing. match. base on the 'New Orleans team in the And yet I the ler struck his stride. He Is hitting Now comes the report from Boston mention of many collisions, ruche. ' The former big leaguers that are The full gathered skirt has "two Southern league. papers orj over .300 tor the Montreal club and one-- that this is Patsy Donovan's last ' cases where basemen were! Materials required: One and ' with the Baltimore Orioles have tucks made above the hem; it is sewn Bill Harris of Boston had the honor many the bases like a wild man, 1 year as manager of the Red Sox. kept the runners. running half yard 44 inches wide, yard the team In the hunt this to the same band as bodice, and both of twenty-fou- r the spiked by sliding Cub went to Four Major league magnates are year. pitching innings, George Huff, the scout, trimming. If major league magnates claim fasten at back. contest in tee of base- What does all that mean? Simplyl over. wired Jake Gipe, the Vernon all longest history look him Huff President after giant the men on whom Material required. Three thir In In this: that In those days everybody) in Pacific they have strings, yards ball, the memorable game which Miller could be secured the coast circuit ty-fo- Murphy that Tailored Suits. pitcher there won't be many left for inches wide. Jack Coombs beat Boston in 1906. BUI recognized the right of the base run two Salt Lake $2,500 for the bush for $7,000 and players. In tailored suit skirts fullness has Chicago pays ers. looked like another to take ner to a clear field and a fair chance) Billy Orr, who is in pro- phenom "Stick around until tomorrow; may- been introduced through plaited sec- Shortstop Let us have the box score Effective Dress. the of whom he some- to steal the next cushion If he had the. was Mur for his sea- of the place Dlneen, be they will come down," tions, set into rather close fitting fessional company first contest between North A simple but effective dress worn speed and skill. Nowadays the to scout. The Carolina and what resembled in appearance and answer by wire his as and also son. a - think that the way to stop a phy's skirts broken panels Georgia over the of recently by young girl is a broad movements. But the twenty-four-in- next the Cub received over- Frank Bancroft, business birthplace Ty Is to use football to day president through the use of plaited panels manager Cobb. a, striped blue and white cotton, made was the last runner tactics; like "Price of Cincinnati on olng game Important piece an answer. It read this: hanging in tunic form. the Reds, planning Fowler with a tunic bound with blue, a nar- of work to of and step way over on the side of the base now want Secretary Billy of the Wash- the credit Harris, has gone up they $10,000.' former is another team to Cuba this row currant-tinte-d nearest to the stealer and! In the style an Interesting taking ington club believes he has the mak- belt embroidered with he shot back to the minors the next approaching and the was signed Huff. fall. block him off from the telegram skirt model which has as a back panel ings of a championship team chenille, a full bodice, pretty year.. reaching bag. "Catch the first train or boost been successful with Cub for next receive on or they'll two deep, closely plaited flounces, Having year. well hidden by an' em- Babe Adams climbed the very sum They you their shins the to $20,000," were the instruc- wi4th to castoffs, the Dodgers are out price which divide their form the trying Slapnicka, the big Bohemian broidered white muslin collar, cover- mit of baseball fame when he took tions of President Don't you Sox Bar- pitch- Murphy. skirt length, with the exception of a the starting with er who will work for ing the shoulders, and made in front three from Detroit in 1909 and the Cub magnate feels like the Cubs next games BIG SLUGGERS STRIKE OUT suppose few inches, which are taken by the ney Reilly. season, won thirteen in with plaited ends of the same em- won the world's championship for the himself when he thinks of Western clubs have games a row bottling shallow hip yoke. league disposed for Rockford. broidered muslin, the white hat hav- Pirates. But Babe was far from being the time when he had this fellow at a Of similar is another skirt with of more players to the big league clubs an white and Tyrus Cobb, Larry Lajoie and Honuau type George Stovall is In a po- ing upstanding crown, a notable performer last season. cost of $300? flounces on either side of this year than they have before in peculiar blue set Wagner Have All Fanned Three the plaited sition. He is building up the Naps to tulips up against it Covaleskie- was another man who And these same baseball men will fiat center Both of these Blue foulards Times in Single Game. the panel. many years. win the next for an- with large lozenge had a great faR.1. The big Pole, who give you a warm time if you attempt were much admired. to pennant year a models These According Washington critics other manager. spots find great deal of favor for had been signed by the Phillies in to convince them that O'Toole, the St. solution in Those' the relative mer designs offer an accepted this is the last year the big league With John Beall and Bill girls at garden parties, made with the 1907, only pitched a game or two and discussing Paul pitcher, cost Barney Dreyfuss break from the in- for Kid Elberf eld and "Wid" Kenworthy, its of the big league batsmen, of a gradual away Conroy the Boston Red Sox will have four deep sailor collar of the same, bound was sent back to Lancaster to get a Ty $22,500 in real money. Here's one that close stlB of and Hans Wagner,, conveniently fitting skirt the Senators. Denver next with soft blue silk. little more experlebee. He came to Cobb, Larry Lajoie President Comiskey of the Sox tells houses. players season, the oth. can no remark in any argu- shown by many Paris Ned Hanlon having failed to get the and the Phillies at the end of the year longer on Joe Cantlllon. Joe, it will be re ers being Hagerman O'Brien. Cobb that the world's1 Boston Nationals, is now circulating Matting Rugs. while New York was making Its ter ment against was formerly the manager LITTLE SURPRISES. ball has been fanned; membered, The Fabric Gloves. a report ttat he would like to buy the When purchasing matting get sev rifle battle for the National league greatest player of the Washington team in the Amer- finished lisle are times In one while Laioia Chamois coming Washington club. eral yards extra, with which to make pennant. The number of games three game ican league and then went to Minne "Clugston, I believe I'm six years large Into popularity. Whatever changes are made In the summer rugs. You can cut this ex- the Phillies had to play the Giants in to boss that team. suede lisle Is the kind ol behind on my for the apolis The fine Washington team, it Is said, Herman subscription tra piece into desired lengths and fin- the closing days of the session put "Joe had heard that somebody had made Blizzard. Got change for a glove which, having friends, Schaefer will continue to play first twenty?" ish them neatly on the edges by pull- them in a position to decide whether offered Lennon $12,000 for O'Toole,' "This grocer bill of yours is not keeps them. base next season. ing out the straws to the depth of or not the should go to New said President Comiskey. "So the next Is correct, Mr. Wilkes. You've omitted pennant The silk glove cool, but makes Many major league magnates are several inches and tying up the York. After Corrldon and McQuillan time that oJe saw Lennon he opened look the ten pounds of bacon we here the band larger. angling for Johnson, the Indian pitch- - got threads. had mysteriously falied to show their on him: 1 understand that you have cotton does not wea two weeks ' The glove ! ef with the St Joseph club in the ago." These rugs protect the floor cover- usual effectiveness against New York, been offered $12,000 for O'Toole,' said well. "Isn't this Drexel 1173? No? Then very Western league. ing quite as well as heavier ones and CoyaleBkie was tried on a chance. He Joe. 'Yes,' was Lennon's reply. 'Well, should be to they've me the - Several pairs possessed The Red Sox have sent Billy Pur-tel- l given wrong number; have tho advantage of being without ball and beat the I I'm the fool of all, I pitched amazing guess biggest admit of frequent washing. to Toronto and Ralph Myers to beg your pardon." fuzz and easily cleaned. Giants three times In a series, - thereby .life?; Joe. I didn't al- said 'In the first place The washable glove, which is not j Jack will "Dad, you needn't send me any of race. was baseball jersey cii.y Thoney prob putting them out the know there anybody in lowea o gei very airiy, wars w to Providence. Purtell has money this month; I have enough left Motor Bonnets. as to offer much ably go over from allowance." so crazy that money longest. been a little but a sore last month's New motor bonnets are made up en- for ball in the next grand player "Mrs. we've come to install ODDITY IN BASEBALL SHIFTS any player. And, ON YOUNG arm has his usefulness this Johnson, tirely of wide and narrow plaited would sworn was SMITH CATCHERS destroyed ordered place, I have there season. the telephone you' put in yes- frills. These are put on a thin gauze nobody in baseball crazy enough to terday." foundation which is stiffened with Germany Schaefer and Jim Delehanty Would Have Law Enacted iVTILKMAN MIND ' Base- have turned down such an offer, once Permitting CHANGED HIS wire. The frills are often made of Traded Jobs as Second " Hunting of Them In Season, he had it.' Matter of Assurance. black and white ribbon and held in men Now Play First. fans were Like Wild Game. Which shows you that the Thought Bulldog Was Eating His "Some of your speeches," said the place around the middle of the bonnet not the only ones to gasp at the price, Calf In Earnest Until Owner "make me think of a a two-inc- h band of black velvet. Crack first basemen are mighty "Young catchers are stuff," cynical friend, by Even practical baseball men had great Slipped Him Silver Piece. mathematical marvel I once knew." Green is a favorite color for summer ttcarce, so scarce in fact that two clubs says Frank Smith, now with Cincin- difficult time believing that any mag- "In what and stone has a service- played second basemen on the initial nati. "The more I see of them the way?" jgray proved Honus Wagner. nate would separate himself from that II there was one Dodo the - able one. sacks during the greater part of the more I wish that the laws thing "He would dispose offhand of any amount of money for a ball player. permitted bulldog disliked it was a tradesman. him. in season. Peculiarly, the two second the hunting of them, in season, same problem you gave Nobody and Wagner never underwent than Wherefore the old milkman was the crowd was able to say whether he basemen thus transferred figured in as partridges or snipe. Over in Bos a two Jim torture. wary, and never ventured In without got the answer, and it really deal years ago, Delehanty to GREAT FUTURE FOR HARMON ton they assigned a kid catcher to right to De- Manning, who used pitch for the first tapping on the kitchen window didn't seem to make much difference, being traded by Washington backstop me. Pretty soon there was for Schaefer and Red New York Highlanders, set down to find out for certain that all was anyhow." troit) Germany three times in a Bresnahan Predicts Twirler ,.;.:. Killifer. Now Germany is playing the Tyrus game played: Manager safe. in New York. That was some time Will Be Baseball's Greatest But the new milkman didn't know first cushion for the Nationals, while NOT ONE. ago. Still, Wagner and Lajoie never Pitcher Next Season. about Dodo. experienced the same displeasure un- When Dodo was de- eventually til recently, and a peculiar coinci Roger Bresnahan of St Louis pre- tached from the fleshiest of the be part dence was that both Larry and Hana dicts Harmon will baseball's great- new milkman's calf by the master of would fanned three times on the same after- est twirler next year. "One of" the house, the victim of the onslaught sound a little since Ford, of noon. better, began to express his mind with con- former tte Yankees; Johnson, of the Nation-- George Suggs, Tiger, pitcher siderable freedom. for Cincinnati, handed it to " Hans, he ex- "Keepin' a dog like that!" while Ed. Walsh, who Won fame this It: - no-ru- n claimed, indignantly. season by pitching a no-h- all!" In- "He's only playful, that's game, struck out Larry In three out of sisted the fond master, and pressed four tVses at bat 7 , something silver into the new milk Second Fiddle. man's hand.. . The Vicar Certainly, I . will call The milkman at bit It, glanced it, upon your daughter if she is so very on It, and it in spat then deposited ill. But-whic- church do yov attend? safe a pocket. The CallerWe don't go to no "I think I can o' fun as - take a bit church we're chapel people. well as he anybody," said, dryly. The Vicar Then didn't .you ex- why, "But, do you know, till you send for your minister? plained It I had a notion that that The Caller Lor! We wouldn't risk dog was eating my calf in real earn- "Jm! I ok down .Why, it's scarlet fever! The est!" Reggy suppose I do in Sketch. the mouth. Miss Sweet ibid me last W ' nevir love NOT TO BE MOVED.. , night that she could any ' ' man. The Usual Affection. "What a Peggy But why should mat discour very affecting' piece, my ; dear," remarked the husband as they age you? . returned from the suburban theater the, other "I suppose there ' Disordered Fa net. night ' wasn't a dry eye In the house.''-- ' Poor a PIpps, hearty eater, 'I observed, however," said the Did wake and loudly cry, ' 1 dreamed I saw a meter wife, "that there seemed to be the Smith. could not tell lie!" usual.. . Mimlu nf Hn mi v-- Frank That a u u U U U. U. U.J UJ1UUW,in, a sign-ai- a runner on first, and this boy ' ' Not a Have you Furnishecr Rooms to Rent? led me for three successive pitch-fiut- Superman! " Zeke was on for sti Col. A Want I sent three wild ones, the run- trial aling little campaign: advertising Todd's, overwhelming n New Mexican. win aeep toe in- ner never moving, and then settled chickens, and' the testimony had been ihtroduj led by the come from, yonr furnished rooms, from myself to get them over, when that - Called r his de- i ' Schaefer.' The classified columns are kid signalled for a fourth pitchout I prosecution upon ',;.'' Germany apsing. ' will over to him. said fense, Zeke said: ilways looked up closely and it walked 'Kid,' I, - Del took Gainer's for the Tigers. !;.'" ' Robert Harmon. 'Well, suh, jedge, y Bed it diss- place .ay you veil to use them. , t . 'you are signalling for a base on balls. Other men in the big leagues play Lost nerve or lost mem- away: Ef Col. Todd wull keep dem of the Ma your your - first that started elsewhere are als; Alexander, Phillies; The had lost all track of coach and chiny pullets, whi has yal- For a between season's Shan ing TORONTO GREETS CONNAUGHT .; of the Giants; Adams and ory?' boy dress, George Stovall of the Naps, Frank thewson, number of had to ler lalgs an' tedders dawn Bey laigs, is a most is the balls I thrown tung .useful material, as it , Camnltz, of the Pirates, and a host ol Chance of the Cubs, Fred Tenney. of "' l : and he keep dem In dat bin house in warmer. i - r are still in field him," light weight yet a little the Boston Rustlers, and Jake Daubert ;' .,, other bos stars, the which is smack on de allet, and de Toronto Nov. 27. The-- j than muslin or lawn. , Chance and Ont, gov honors, and O'Toole ii , he of the Brooklyns. Tenney ' for, pitching henges jls droppla' frum de an' The dress we is Jn ernor and the Duchess of Con--. Pitchers Ball Low. illustrate here, were Stovall and , Daubert general coming. Keep done fergtt where Is de pillock, y' catchers, arrived in Toronto and ,,'., does Japanese blue, trimmed with - - naught today It Is a noticeable fact that the most Passenger Conductor, where me ' straps pitchers. , .v .,- ,j- can't blame I'se jes hooman of were accorded a In Jennings Blames Highlanders. successful pitchers these days are this car leave thin street? golden brown and black silk and patriotic welcome, I bejn'r black button- Double-Header.- .. which the whole Hughie Jennings says the New Yors those who seldom pitch a high ball, Conductor Right where you see ft, uncnangea. buttons with simulated .. . Won a practically city parti- , from-th- holes ' double-heade- r cipated. Their will Highlanders put the Tigers out of the and yet there was a time when the sir. We hafe orders com ; "I met Dunkey today for the firs! , ,L I Rube Waddell pitched a royal highnesses not to location of for He Tho skirt Is full ' at the Louisville end remain here four days during' wTiich running for this year's pennant. high ball had the batters guessing. pany change the time years. hasn't changed slightly for Minneapolis at, . . will be enter-- Today,' however, the with the the thoroughfares. , much." . waist, where It is gathered; points of won both games. time they elaborately" , .,. More Territory. pitcher ones does not last . The be a all. but the fancy silk stand up from the waist tained. During their stay they, Will" , high long. "Ob,; hasn't, changed Wrong vy-- s the ; thta Appropriate Doing. - I en you," say very ' be of Lieutenant Gov- batsmen' have mastered this Facts, and Conclusions. he doesn't seem to realize it' each side front. The deep collar "This-young- - the guests the "I wish I bad your delivery thief we have canght weight which back and point- -- ernor and Mrs. Gibson Government' u. and the pitchers have been forced to Church When,, tapped eight feet "How do you mean?" is square at the surely struck a good gait ..when h at Here I am, a skinny, dyspeptic crea In or- House. i . ' their of entire- from the ground a rubber tree fifteen '"Oh, he's forever abbut 'what ed front, is bound with silk and c , , . change style pitching talking took to thieving.'' , . ture, suffering half the time with Inches in diameter to namented with the sleeves be-- ..'".it ly. There are decidedly few players yields three pints a fool he used be.'" Rel Hen. buttons, "Yes,, and .bad no difficulty in also ache!" 1T1IP ,f;.. ...V v.J stomach these days who hit the low balls and of. sap. tr!m'mH tAmsfA'-- .O the fences.", striking ' ' . ' "Envy me!" chuckles the very fat very few who cannot hit a high one. Gotham-t&- ut when you see a man ' How Poems Are Written. Golden brown straw hat, trimmed LET THE WANT i4 a- - ; man.. "Why, what if you do have the over in with color as the j ,t f ) t i i'i . . I. . i' : COLUMN DO IT'-- Most of the long bits made during a Brooklyn dodging around a "Your ode to Niagara is the real feathers of the same iff, - half time? ; Think ) The Difference. i : stomach ache the season are on balls that are pitched corner with a pail, with foam running thing. I felt that way when I first dress good live advertisement in. the of ache - ' i"What is the main difference Want what a little bit a stomach above the waist. . Not- only is It eas- over the edges, don't conclude that saw the falls." f Materials required: ' Seven1 yards be column of the New Mexican will can have. when I have- the tween m ballet dancer and her audi you Now, ier to follow the course i of a ball he's been stabbing a rubber tree. "I have never seen the falls," ex Shantung thirty-fou- r inches wide, one rent any' property that .Is' rentable. amounts to 1 o encef" V , t stomach ache it which is pitched on about a level Yonkers Statesman. , plained the poet got the idea from and yard silk twenty-tw- ;j hst you have got, but you must let fe. I is that one toes thlng.'-Ll- . ,... with the waist line,, but the swing la railway booklet" inches wide, buttons. ' suppose it, tbi there is' some ae that wants reading , thirty T always ' V- - ; marg; while ithe other marts the toe. i noBt instances is mar natural ' w h f'ri' .C ")'' them know !L M? 't u tt hj WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1911. THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. 31. PAGE FIVE

DlSCOUflt UNITED STATES BANK & TRUST CO. I PEBSOHAL MEOTI0Qj25 ft THOSE to Congress W. H. An CAPITAL Delegate m 850,90000 drews will be at the Auditorium Thursday evening and Friday and NoveltyFancyFeathers I, Does a General Business then will go to Washington, D. C. Banking The special music will consist of and Dress Shapes. appropriate hymns end the anthems XMAS "O Lord How Manifold," by Barnby, SEE THEM AT Your Patronage Solicited and "It Is a Good Thing to Give t Thanks," by Adams. MISS A. MUGLER. Democratic State Chairman A. A M. ML M. Jones returned to Las Vegas last 1911 (Oft7 . B. LAUGHLIN, President H. F. STEPHENS, Cashier, ttent of Br. W. C Ehadrack. Albu--; W. E. GRIFFIN Asst. Cashier State Treasurer-elec- t O. N. Marron querque Journal, as returned to his home at Albu- Attorney O. A. Larrazolo the promt ouerque. nent Republican from San Miguel J. E. Wharton, former president of county jho has been visiting la the the trustees of the School for the cuy wilu uia two cuhuk.ii, ie. uiutd Blind at Alamogordo, and who now to his home today. Mr. Larrazolo in- 1856. Incorporated 1903. Established . is a resident of El Paso, is in the city. tends to come back Friday on supreme - F. Nicholson of Farmington 's reg court matters. ' '; - ; istered at the Coronado. L. A. Bond, Miss Miriam Cartwright will enter- prominent merchant and sheep raiser tain the younger set tomorrow even- Ladies of the Estancia Valley is registered at ing at the home .of her parents on Coats the Montezuma. De street. will be an The Vargas It Style and that have Judge W. R. McGill of La Lande, taffy pull. Miss Cart-wright- 's patterns who was candidate for attorney gen ability as an entertaining HRISTMAS, with all its traditions, means above everything else the never been shown before. eral on the Democratic ticket, is in hostess is well known and a good 44 The Season of Oood Cheer." Our stock has never contained so the city attending the official count. time is expected. Governor-elec- C. of " " as does this selected from IF YOU GIVE US A CHANCE B. G. Randall, receiver of the Taos t W. McDonald i many thrillers it year. Personally WE CAN FIT YOU was an in Santa Fe cannot i Valley Bank, and president of the new Carrizozo, arrival c the world's best markets, we can show an assortment that Taos bank, is in the city attending last evening. He is a guest at the be outdone west of Chicago. Nothing will produce a genuine spirit of Holi- the official count. Mr. Randall was Palace hotel. so of It w ill serve as a Ladies Waists U. S. inter- day Season much as a token your regards. "penance" elected county commissioner of Taos Frank Crandall, deputy man. We county on ihe Republican ticket bya nal revenue collector, will spend in a sense, and make you feel that you are still akin to earnestly New assortment in silk and Su- fair majority. Thanksgiving with his parents, urge yau to buy early, as you will find it much more satisfactory. Many - Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Dye left yester perintendent and Mrs. Clinton J. Cran- of our choicest novelties are sold and cannot be duplicated this wool day for Fort Worth, Texas, where dall at the V. S. Indian Industrial already they will spend several weeks with School in this city. season. friends. Albuquerque Journal. Rev. and Mrs. B. Z. McCullough OUR CHRISTMAS TOYS BRING CHRISTMAS JOYS1 Not only for - remem- Girls and Misses E. A. Good, day clerk of the Alva- have returned from a ten days' visit the young, but the old folks feel just as young if they are kindly Aviation in endless colors rado, returned yesterday from El in Albuquerque. bered by their friends. Below we mention a few of the many hundreds of caps Paso where he relieved the cashier of Attorney A. H. Hudspeth of White be : the Harvey House at that place. His Oaks, Lincoln county, who was a selected presents that will appropriate return has also caused the return of member of the constitutional conven- ' CM Neckties, Mufflers, Sweaters, Suspenders, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Jefferson Davis as manager of the tion and is a Democratic leader, is a CAD f.CMTI Ell Men's UCll I LClTlCn Toilet Brush Sets, Gloves, Etc. lunch room ' at the Alvarado. Albu visitor in the capital. rUR Sets, Traveling Sets, Military silk in of querque Journal. L. E. of Union Knit ties a variety Gallegos Clayton, Fancy Handkerchiefs, Fancy Hosiery, Table Linen, Napkin Sets, J. W. Cook of Las Vegas returned county, was an arrival last evening. EftD THP I AMPC te rUlY 1 11C LALMLJ Center Music Rolls, Fine Kid , up-to-da- colors and patterns home yesterday morning after being T. F. Molinari, well known Republi- Fancy Towels, Pieces, Handbags, in the city for some time under treat- - can and businessman of Portales, Gloves, Fancy Combs, Toilet Articles, Embroidery Sets, Shirst Waist Patterns, Fine China, Beau- A MOST COMPLETE LINE Roosevelt county. Is in Santa Fe. tiful Pictures, Mexican Drawn Work Patterns, Fancy Box Paper, Useful Hand-mad- e Articles. PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. Congress-elec- t H. B. Fergusson ar- OF SILKf LISLE HOSIERY If Your druggist will refund money rived yesterday from Albuquerque. PHD THP IITTIP ft MP C Our Line of Suitable and Useful Presents for the Little PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any Attorney Francis E. Wood of Albu- rUIV I HE Lrll IIX UntJ Folks is too varied and numerous to even mention case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or querque, who was a member of the 6 some of them. You will find here for your little folks that is to be found Protracting Piles in to 14 days. 50c constitutional convention, Is in town. practically anything in GEIGMIU BROS nnf.Pt y Samuel Romero and David MaeStas in any Xmas store the large city. t ULLIUII inn UUIIII III! I are in town from Kambe. C. Arthur Bruce, a promi- IN P. 0. Box, 219. Phone 36 H. S. KAUNE & GO. formerly REAL BARGAINS SILVERWARE nent sheep man of western New Mex- SEMfS&S ico, where he was in partnership with in sterling Spoons and Knives and Forks that we propose to close out, as we do not intend to F. Z. of of Vogt San Mateo, formerly carry this line any more. If you are looking for bargains in this particular line of suitable Glorieta, is in to Albuquerque spend for the do not overlook this sale. Thanksgiving. Mr., Bruce is now a presents wife, special resident of 111., where he is ft Streator, here to our friends and customers for the JHANKSGIVlNfy general manager of the Streator Mot We take the liberty thank many 1:1 or Co., makers of the Halliday Car. most liberal patronage they have given us during the year drawing to Since leaving Albuquerque he has a close. We shall continue to try and merit your confidence and SPECIALS been engaged in the automobile busi- and D011NTAH0I? ness almost exclusively. For some patronage by honest dealing fair prices. time he was counsel for the A. O. Smith Auto Company of Milwaukee. us a six-roo- m Turkeys, Geese Let tell you about Ralph C. Ely of peming was 'n the i city yesterday returning from Santa house, good location, fruit trees, and Fe to his home in Demlng Albuquer- N. TOWNSEND & Ducks, " W. CO., que Herald. !; shade trees, lawn, good out buildings THE MASTER TAILORS THE PRICE MAKERS. f John L. Emerson, , Democratic .can- Cranberries, didate for commissioner of public land office at the state election was $1,000 Handles the Proposition $1,000 in the city yesterday returning from Santa Fe to his hotnn In FVldv nnnntv. - CASE ON after looking after! bis interests. He TRUBY MURDER Imported TRIAL AT DURANGO. Think of Your Home was accompanied by D. R. Harkey of Forget Politics and Carlsbad, and Judge S. J. Grantham Durango, Colo., Nov. 2. The most Almeria ' OX. WATSON & CO. Grapes. also of Carlsbad, his attorney. Al- important case on the criminal docket HAVE some fine Sets of China for the table, of La Plata county at this term of SURETY REAL ESTATE. buquerque Journal. as many pieces as you wish. Also Kitchen INSURANCE, BONDS, court came for trial when Ike Cox WE Postmaster E. C. Burke will spend up California Red was for the murder of Cabinets that make cooking a delight. Wil- Red 189. 119 San Francisco St. Emperor Thanksgiving at the Valley Ranch on arraigned Phone, William near last ton Fibre and varieties of the Upper Pecos. Truby, Durango, Rugs, Rugs, many carpets April. The residents of this county and T. to embellish your room and hush the noise of foot- F. Cheetham of a member Cox-Trub- Tokay Grapes Taos, are divided in opinion as to the y of of McKean Cheet-ha- Also screen Lace to the law firm end episodes and the securing of a steps. exquisite Curtains shade spent yesterday and today in iurv will be a difficult matter. So your eyes and " dress up " the parlor. A - complete is word Naval Santa Fe. He will spend Thanksgiv- fitr0ne is the sentiment that by a de-- line of Brass Bedsteads and Furniture of all kinds. That the 0ransres,i ing.with his family at Taos and left cision rendered recently by Judge C. this afternoon fofthat purpose. a. pike, Sheriff McClure was disquali- - us. The wear-- THE AKERS-WAGNE- R FURNITURE AND IDEAL with Mrs. Hampton Wallace, wife of the fled from serving subpoenaes or oftV liveryman, was poisoned last night by ciating in the case. In his place the ) ing apparel we sell Florida eating cannd corn. She is reported court had appointed two elisors to UNDERTAKING COMPANY. as being in a serious condition. summon the jurors and witnesses. Al- - is as near the ideal as the best artists and case W. T. Sheldon and wife were up thou8h the coroner's jury in the me most workmen can make them, for Fruit, from Shiprock, on Monday. Superln-- ai minus expert Grape Cox been out tendent Shelton says that he is start- - was Premeditated, has J 1 on bail slnce ne men and women ing work on nine brick cottages and Preliminary FOR IMMEDIATE will follow this by the construction of examination. California a laundry and sewing room. Farm- Times-Hustle- - JULIUS H. GERDES. ington AMERICAN CARDINALS WENT TO VATICAN THIS AFTERNOON. Head W. E. Hodges of Lettuce, the Santa Fe railway system, and SALE manager of the purchasing depart- Introduced Into Presence of Pontiff ment, arrived from the east yester- Concluding Ceremonies Attend- We are offering Six 25 foot Lots Native day morning in his private car and ant Upon Their Elevation. East of South Qalisteo Street at HOLI DAY SPECIALTIES Celery, spent several hours here in confer- Rome, Nov. 29. This afternoon all :- -: And Other Vegetables ence on company business. The pri-- the new Cardinals including the SNAP PRICES. - SILVER NOVELTIES -- vate car was taken east last evening American prelates, Managers Falconio, - to in endless array on No; 10. Raton Range. Farley and O'Connell, went the Santa Fe & Insurance Territorial Good Roads W. Vatican and were introduced into the Abstract, Realty Agency. : Gold and Silver Jewelry Boxes Engineer jftjeinz Mince Meat, R. Smythe left this afternoon for Ber- - piesence of the Pontiff. Phone Black No. 52 Phone Black No. 229 Residence NEW DESIONS IN ' nalillo, .where he will Inspect the Neck Chains and Pendants Sweet Cider, v work on the road between Santa Fe 3SX3SXJS3SJS3$3S3S3S833SJS San Franciso and Albuquerque. Las Vegas Optic. acuw-v-.d.u.iu.Un. Y 7rVTT"7 v Ia 1 Street W. H. Hahn of Albuquerque, agent & Automobile v vlX Li) New Nuts oTaII Kinds for the Cadillac car, does not fear Carriage cold weather. ..MILLINERY.. " Early this i morning PAINTING while the temperature was still be- LADIES, LET US MAKE YOUR NEW HATS. WE KNWft FRESH SHIPMENT OF low zero he started on an overland THAT YOU WILL BE PLEASED trip to Albuquerque in a new car which was unloaded SIGN here and which PAINTING for we have a very pretty line of materials and a very thor- M11LIGAN& RISING, will be delivered to N. Weiller, Al- back of us. You positively cannot dup-Hca-te pikers CANDY buquerque manager for the Charles ough experience " Satisfaction Guaranteed. our or prices elsewhere in Saata Fe. 108 Palace Avenue Ufeld Company. Las Vegas Optic. workmanship E. E. Van Horn," inspector for the PAUL P. LACASSAGNE ,2S and Phone, cattle sanitary board, left this morn- Pa?,cee.Be MRS. W. LINDHARDT, Day Night ?; phoBC( m Red J05 San Francisco Street. c. H.SJftis CO, ing for. Santa Fe on a brief business trip. Albuquerque Herald.

NO PROFIT ON THE LAMP-I- CURRENT TO SELL TS WE WANT IF a i Tl : a Listen! Why Not Get the Benefit of All the Light?" You pay for, by having It right where you are using It. It saves on your light bill and SAVES THE EYES. Our display rooms are open for your and we have the finest line of and seen will sell them Get from Inspection, Reading Student Lamps that can be anywhere, and we right. away 5L ax: Idea . 5 ithe that these lamps are expensive. Cheaper, cleaner, give the maximum light, and better looking than anything you can get. ; , . ml SANTA FE X7ATER & LIGHT COMPANY VASHINGTON STREET. r 1 X? t i. PAGE SIX THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1911.

NO REASON FOR IT. St, Louis & TRAVELING NORTH Rocky 1, PREPARED BY When Santa Fe Citizens Show the A PHYSICIAN. Way. FORUM BY THE D. R. G. no THE can There be Just reason why Pacific Railway Company. Recommended by the Medical any reader of this will continue to Profession. suffer the tortures of an aching back, to find d Valuable Historical Data. enough (heretofore unpublish-f- Vastnessof of New the annoyance of urinary disorders, GENERAL OFFICES RATON NEW MEXICO. The best, safest and perfectly harm- Santa Fe, N. M., Nov. 29, 1911. In these parts of the world) Empire the of for and dis- dangers serious kidney ilia less treatment dyspepsia The Editor of the New Mexican. through my agents in Spain and Mexico Is Fully-Realize-d of is Thus when relief is so near at hand and Down) In effect Tat 1910 eases the stomach and intestines, Sir New Mexican is of (Read Sept, (Read Up) to In Monday's you Mexico, the complete report teh most positive given that prepared and presented the public head- - proof ' 18 STATIONS 2 12 20 published an editorial under the that revolt of 1680, commencing with F" , Miles by Saiz de Carlos, a physician, sur- these ills can be cured. Read what and of undoubted ing "Revolt of the Pueblo Indians," j the hanging of forty Indians In 1645, a Santa Fe citizen p m am geon pharmaceutist - aays: LT.-De- most con- 7 30 0 Moines, ff. M...Ar 4 00 standing and highest repute in Europe. Ef.me being "a Interesting the war between the Apache and the Toribio 110 Johnson 7 40 4 60 Rodriguez, St., .. Rumaldo 3 tribution to New Mexico ; Zuni Indians in 16721 the of GOOD APPLE PIE IT E OS 11 IJedman This remedy, history." hanging Santa Fe, N. Mex., "Two and ,. . 330 enumer-- four in says: a 20 16 Oapulia 8 18 Your statement that a. "mere Indians 1675 for the murder a half years ago I gave a statement J . 35 20 Vigil 8 05 ation of historical facts may appeal of several the war between 50 25 Thompson 245 priests; for publication regarding my experi- 9 10 reader the 31 Cunnlhgnuiii 2 25 to the student but the general Spaniards and the Apaches in And Wonderful Violet Tints of ence with Doan's Kidney Pills. Today 9 85 42 Olifton House N. M 165 wants to enter into the daily life of 1676; the efforts of Father in .10 00 49 N. M Lv 1 80 Ayeta Taos Skies Make I am stronger In my of this Ar Raton, 1677-8- Trip praise " seems , to 0 15 important historic personages," and up the coming of Gov ever. 2 30 .Lv Raton, N.M Ar 10 - remedy than I suffered greatly 7 49- - con- Agreeable- 2 47 Olifton House N'M.... 9 to indicate your belief that the ernor Otermin in 1679; the breaking from disordered kidneys, the pains 8 07 48 9 82 out - Preston tents of this valuable pamphlet is of the revolt August 10, 16S0, the in my back so acute that I had 3 45 65 Koehler Junction 8 55 who! being gives prompt relief in all cases ofdisorder and something new and that those assault and siege of Santa Fe from A from Santa Fe to Tierra to and T7T7TTr 3 35 2 Koehler 9 05 diseases of dieestive functions, provided journey stop work sit down. The the have devoted the best of their August 15 to 23, when Oter- Rio Ar- 4 16 68 ItOolfax 8 20 there be no incurable orgiinic deterioration. part August Amarilla, the country seat of trouble steadily grew worse and I 443 76 Oerrososo 8 02 Physicians who have prescribed Stomalix, lives, and spent the greater part of min, after five days of constant fight riba county, one an idea of the knew to be 82 7 45 as sole medicine for their in dys- gives rarely what it was free 6 00 Ar Cimarron Lv the patients their in delving into the ob- ing, and himself wounded, was able 6 10 Lv Cimarron Ar am 6 35 pepsia and other stomach troubles, report that earnings vastness of New Mexico, well named from an ache or pain. Soon after 8 27 cases of have readily dis- to with a of 5 18 M Nash thirty years' standing scurities of past ages and into escape handfull soldiers an "Empire." began using Doan's Kidney Pills. 5 2$ i Hrhn 6 17 yielded to this treatment. and ancient and and the 6 45 94 Uts N.M... Lv 6 00 Stomalix stomach covering deciphering starving Spanish families; Looking at the one does not my and aches and Ar Park, ' makes a healthy capable map, pains disappeared p m ,p m T V of performing its work unaided. It is benefi- musty writings have overlooked de- the history of his journey to El Paso; see back became cent and any great "cross country run" my strong." in its action, relieving pain toning I tails to an pre- the reports of the testimony given (Connects at Colfax with E. P. 4 8. W. Ry. train both North and South .Xt the entire system it is goou tor ine youtmui pertinent intelligent looming up between the two county For sale by all dealers. Price 50 11 me of J of historical events. To a by Indians the Fosten-Milbur- n 83tane for Van Houten V, M. meet! trains at Preston N.IMC and the apreii. corrects auuiciiu sentation captured during seats, it is but it does "loom" cental Co., Buffalo, children. Sold by all Druggists. march of of true, up leaves Ute Park, N, M for Kllzabethtown, N. M., at 9:00 4. m, certain extent your theory is correct, retreat; the description before New York, sole the United Stage dally ercep' E. F00GERA & U. S., New York. J nightfall. agents for fc uv one S3.59 CO., Aaents, that until all efforts the desolation encountered and of the aadays. Fare way trip; fifty pound baggage carried free. is, very recently Your correspondent left Santa Fe States. O. S. leaves Des Mclnes. N, M- -. for 11:11 m. f rom students to locate the au- corpses of men, women and 4 train the south at p. arrives tb l:y history priests, shortly after 10 o'clock in the morn- Remember the name Doan's and "th at 4:88 a. m, &3 thentic of that celebrated children assassinated by the Indians, PICKED POCKET OF reports ing on the Denver and Rio Grande take no other. the revolt of 1680 had proved found on the road etc., all in the 1, Q. DEDMAN, J. VAN HOUTEN, F. M. WILLIAMS, OF SALOON PATRON. epoch Railroad (not river).- This narrow useless, but the important very words of Otermin himself. I Superintendent. V. P. 4 G. M G. P. Agent, practically gauge railroad with its voiced lo- looked with unusual interest at the official data are now at hand and giv think that my works on the history big Now Abel Molina Will Have to Serve comotives and Its bulletin station of Barranca, for that was the en to the public in the histories of Cf New Mexico, as well as Colonel customary of One "D. & R. G., 4 one place where the "soldier boys" from His Suspended Sentence New Mexico Just and now Twltchell's Facts of New hours late." takes published "Leading to Santa Fe alighted on their to Year in the Territorial Pen. world. from idea Mexican are as back the time when trains ran less trip before the Far my History," thorough Taos to the Indian Insur- from the and Tellable on this as it is swiftly and when traveling overland quell alleged is the thought of detracting point, The station ASK FOR TICKETS Abel Molina, an old offender is of to make them. As to was less of a social affair and more gents. is primping up nerits and importance the pam- possible my with a time his-tcr- of the call of the wild. new platform. Otherwise the again in the toils, this charged phlet alluded to. No complete y works I know that I give the very SHIP YOUR FR)EKBIT Al- seems with picking a man's pocket in an has ever been written and no best of authority, the source itself, The train is made up of day coaches place anything but bellicose. morn Dine at Embudo. buquerque saloon. Yesterday complete history will ever be written. arid the same can be said, I believe, (there's nothing for ye night owls) to the divided At Embudo the train halts about From Santa Fe JSf. ing Edgar Allison complained New information is always looked up- cf Mr. Twitchell's work, that is, I do and it is into smokers and potato ia NnrM dinner and the hav- police that his pockets had been pick- on by students as a valuable acquisi- not believe In merely giving "a mere Those who do not use time, passengers ton, Ariawm. Mexico and to tlw Padflc via XBW ing notified conductor Coast, ed and his watch taken. Sometime tion. In this instance, though, and enumeration of historical facts" with the fragrant (?) weed, may still ride previously the (an open-face- MEXICO CENTRAL, to Toman, afterward Molina showed up at a lo and without claiming any distinction out embodying in the narrative all with some comfort in the smoking smiling, good scout) re- cal pawn shop and tried to pawn the cr to other works on his-- matters of detail to the car. (So we found out, for the door-windo- that their stomach tissues would superiority pertinent some time piece. The police were caned I want to assure you that among event or events related. had been demolished allowing quire stimulation. The dinner tcry, was and the man taken in. the many original documents the Yours very truly, plenty of fresh air to soothe even the pretty good, too, with apple pie that lov- THE EAST On last Molina was re very source wmcn I was lucky BENJAMIN M. READ, fresh air crank.) made several linger long and Saturday ingly and miss train. leased from the custody of the county The pleasure of American travel, nearly the The D. G. authorities after been sen- as told by the foreigner who said that & R. makes another dash having northward and the tenced to one by everyone can easily get acquainted in passengers hear year's imprisonment Antonito discussed. dawns BtSI OR Abbott for of a check. the long coaches where so many peo- Then' it on I .HiiumtiisaMaiiiH Judge larceny one to to Tierra Amarilla one The sentence was suspended upon ple ride, is noticed on the D. & R. G. go must pass into Colorado. This is a Molina's of good behavior. You find yourself very close to your promise tour all all He will now, however, have to go to friends and your newly found friends right, right. WEST Plays Long before one gets to Antonito, Santa Fe to to serve Players (for the seats are not made for two the penitentiary the out his time besides to answer fat people to ride wonderful skies are appreciated. having together). Taos Allison's watch. On our train we found a county to the right is under a for stealing party, halo "tres as the Parisian tour- of glorious violets and purple, Salesman." may sound to some like distingue" "The Traveling people super calls it. In one the kind Artist Blumenschein . and Nine times in ten headache is lative but can actu ist seat, around whicb For rates and ftttl informatioa address The fact tnat the managers of "The boasting, nobody was cloud of M. & O. other Taos devotees rave about. caused digestion, gas in a cigar smoke, by poor Salesman" - ally figure the separate laughs that Finally, in the darkness of the your stomach or sour fermentation. Traveling company guar- sat New Mexico's Delegate in Con- night, a emanate from the audience as there the D. & R. G. steals into Antonito, EUGENE CEL-S- and one of the first two United FOX, The first aid for relief is a is no the gress El Paso Texas. cessation, excepting during soon-to-b- and the effervescent drink that set- States senators from this e passengers into the hotel. delightful intermissions and even the chuckling Most of our went to take pois- state, William H. Andrews. The party the Palace tles stomach troubles. Why and giggling are intermittently indulg on tablets and that don't re gray moustache, the keen, twinkling Hotel, partly because ,of devotion to powders ed in. The fact remains, however, the move the cause? You cannot cure eyes, the successful political smile, Palace Hotel of Santa Fe and also that the audience indulges in one long because of the steam your stomach by taking poison for they were all there. Mr. Andrews reports of heat continuous cachinnatory revel from and electric A your head. CEL-S- keeps your stom- wore a black overcoat and a "tierra lights. former sheriff the first to the last act. No greater and ach down and your head up it set- amarilla" looking felt hat. To quer- good Republican runs this hotel laugh producer than "The Traveling which out tles stomach troubles. 10 and 25c at ies of friends the and soon-to-b- e turned to be a pretty fine Salesman" has ever been on delegate The presented U. S. senator he was place for the hungry, the cold and the When Goin Capital Pharmacy. th American if said that The will refund stage and James northward bound "to see friends." weary. The .proprietor has given a Capital Pharmacy on lau- the if it fails to do Forbes, the author, rested his In another seat sat the chancellor royal air to the dining function by purchase price rels and never wrote another this all we claim. Is this fair? line, of the Catholic archdiocese, the Rev. having a gentle music distilled by a one play would him high place up Joseph Pugens, who is a very genial pianist in the parlor during the even- foremost humorists of Ameri- : or among member of the There was al- ing meal. A phonograph upstairs Is ca. comes clergy. EAST "The Traveling Salesman" so Rev. A. also available for those who WEST! the Besset, rector of the prefer to Hotel Arrivals. the Elks' Theater December 4, and Church of Our of of mechanical sound waves. the indications are that the Lady Guadalupe Palace. engage- Santa Fe, one of the well known and While at supper a traveling man USB THE ment here will be as successful as the stated Thomas F. Jones, Cerrillos. well liked fathers of Santa Fe. And that the train . for Chama New York and Chicago runs, where to W, F. Stephenson, El Paso. there was a third, the Rev. Joseph (which leads Tierra Amarilla) antee one thousand laughs during the this was leaves E. B. Carnell, Alamosa. entertaining comedy played Pajot, pastor at El Rito, who has about eight in the morning. course of the entertainment for more than one year. Therefore C. W. Reger, Burlington. , evening's many friends in this territory. The there was some speculation about a W. C. McDonald, Carrizozo. three fathers were bound for Santa long train brilliantly lighted, A. H. White Oaks. Cruz. On the train they were greet- standing near the depot. Then-- the in- Hudspeth, Sheep 12,00. Market M. C. de Baca, Bernalillo. Receipts ed by many acquaintances and friends formation came that that train was MARKET REPORT 10 to 15c higher. Native C. T. City. $2.253.90; and "the northbound" the morning D. & R. G., and it had Crawford, wesHejrn $3.75 party regretted R. W. Wittman, Chattanoga, Ten. MONEY AND METALS. $2j504; yearlings when they left. been detained by important business SHORTEST LINE TO 5; lambs, native $3.755.90; western ! Miss M. Carroll, Albuquerque. St. Louis, Nov. 29 Lead firm Mr. Prihce's Ranch. (a wreck) east of Antonito! It was ?3.755.90. . 4.371-2- ; 6.85. or- lust a day late. Mr. and Mrs. Levi A Hughes, City. spelter strong Wool. Leaving Espanola one passes the GRAIN. PORK, LARD AND RIBS. "Well, it is better to here over B. 6. Randall, Taos. Nov. 29. chard of a well known Santa Fean, stay Colorado 29 De St Louis, Mo, Wool, j Denver, and Pueblo Lt. T. Espanola. Chicago, 111., Nov. Wheat Former Governor , L. Bradford night than at Chama," declared one Springs Hardy, . steady. Territory and western 'medi- Veteran John S. Clark, Las Vegas. cember, 03 May 99l-8- Prince. It is called the Sunshine Knight of the Grip," for Corn December May 64 1-- ums, 1618c; fine, ll15c. think of the .over those moun- C. L. Bensil and wife, St. Louis. 63; 29. Ranch, and from the car windows trip 5-- New York, Nov. Cotton spot Oats 47 49 tains!" N, L. E. Gallegos, Clayton. December, May closed one could see it The fruit from Mr. 16.15. dull; middling uplands 9.30; "Is the very was George Atkinson, City. Pork January, 9.55. No sales. Prince's orchards is considered very trip dangerous?" TICKETS middling gulf asked. ... AND RERERVATIONS AT Lard January, 9.27 fine. Mr. Prince has taken a deep in- . Montezuma. Closing Quotations, Ribs January, 8.47 terest in fruit "Ha, you'll find out when you A. R. New York, N. Y., Nov. 29. Call growing and he was get Sterner, Kansas City. Livestock up 10,000 feet!" was answer. 1-- honored with the of the the NEW MEXICAN BUILDING OR UNION DEPOT C. A. Padfield, Los Angeles. money, 2; prime paper, sli- presidency Hogs Receipts 12,000. Market 44 Apple Congress last So then, the D. & R. G. was going A Patterson, Los Angeles. ver, 55 Mexican dollars, 46 year. strong. Bulk of sales $5.756.30; Enter Mr. to Jump from rare monotony into C. H. Modes, Denver, copper, 12.7513.07 1-- tin, 45.20 Morris. heavy $6.256.45! packers and butch At Santa the train was board- rarefied tragedy. We would see, in- Z. K. Patterson, Philadelphia. 45.35; lead, 4.404.50;amalgamated, Cruz, ers $6.106.30; lights $6.106.15; ed by B. F. the deed, but not that day. : L. A Bond, Estancia. 62 sugar, 118 13; Atchison, Morris, postmaster, pigs who had heard Andrews A short stroll around Antonito re- W. R. La Lande. $45. 1061-4- ; Great 127 1-- New Delegate was McGill, Sheep Receipts 2,000. Market Northern, on vealed it a town of a thousand or 1-- Pa-clfi- it. Mr. Morris made bee line to T. F. Molinari, Portales. York Central, 105 Northern c, a strong. Muttons $2.753.50; lambs shake hands with the Mr. more, possessing some fine stores A W. Deuel, Alamosa. 117 Reading, 149 7-- South- delegate. Mexico $4 5.60; range wethers and yearlings Morris is said to and large pavements in front of them New Clark M. ern Pacific 113 1-- Tfhion be a staunch Military Carr, Albuquerque. $34.25; range ewes $23.75. ( Pacific, so large that a lady could walk with H. B. Fergusson, Albuquerque. Nov. 29. Cattle 176 steel, 6? 1-- pfd. 109 a widow Institute Chicago, Receipt? Enter Mr. Trujlllo. merry hat on and not neces- F. E. Wood, Albuquerque. 9 000. Market strong to 10c higher. sarily conflict with the of Denver. LED Another visitor who boarded the headgear ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO. J. P. Laird, Beeves $4.409; Texas steers $4 "JIMMY CLABBY" other pedestrians. IN EVERY ROUND. train, but at Chlmayo, Rio Arriba Sam J. Nixon, Portales. 5.70; western steers $4.407.30; The next a & R. G. "The West Point of the Southwest county, was Julian Trujlllo, who is a morning new D. George Gibbon, Denver. stockers and feeders $2.905.65; cows He Fought and Knocked Out "Tim' train was entered and Ranked by United States War De- G. member of the forthcoming legisla- the perilous E. Van Refer, Kansas City. and heifers calves $5.50 Land In at Sydney, - 1.805.80; Fight ture. He is a rancher- trip to Chama begun. It did prove partment as "Distinguished Institu- J. D. Abbott, St Louis. !8. New South Wales. and has many tion." officers detailed friends in Rio Arriba. Mr thrilling. Army by War Coronado. Hogs Receipts 25,090. Market Sydney.'N. S. W., Nov. 29 "Jimmy" Grasping Andrews by the hand he welcomed (To Be Continued.) Department strong to 5c up. Light $5.406.00; Clabby, middleweight boxing cham- Academic Jacob Padia, Los Lunas. him to Rio Arriba and assured Through course, prepar- mixed $5.806.40; heavy $5.856.45; pion of Australian, today fought and county men Enrique Tapia, Los Lunas. the he wants to see him ing young for college or business rough $5.856.05; good to choice knocked out "Tim" Land, a middle delegate one 8HIPPING 100 000 HEAD OF life. Sam Romero, Nambe. of the first of two Great amount of open air work. heavy $6.056.45; pigs S45.40; bulk weight boxer, in a ten round bout the United States SHEEP TO KANSAS CITY. David Maestas, Nambe. ' senators. v Healthiest location of any Military of sales 5.956.25. ; led In round. To ship 100,000 head Juan Vigil, Clayton. Clabby every of sheep from School in the Union. Located in the One of Mr. Andrews' friends aboard New Mexico to Kansas is a Estefanita Clayton. , City large beautiful Pecos Valley, the garden spot igl, the train, seeing so much handshak- when one has P. C. Kauffman, Alamosa. undertaking, but but of the West at an elevation of 37u0 ing said: "What's this, a kind of re- 6,000 to with looms C. H. Noel, Alamosa. begin the task feet above sea level, sunshine every ception you're pulling off through the larger still. Yet this is Just what Isi-dr- o F. Nicholson, Farmington. ' day, but little rain or snow during the northern counties, Relegate?" Sandoval of has un- T. B. Wagner, Saguache, Colo. Albuquerque season. And Mr. Andrews "Just .smiled." dertaken to do. He has contracted Albino Ortega, Guanajuato, Mexico. was Fourteen Officers and Instructors, But he visibly pleased. ' with certain brokers in Kansas City can not said D. all graduates from standard eastern It be that the & R. to ship to them during the winter 100,-00- 0 G. has colleges. Ten buildings, throughly THE REASONABLE WIT COMPOUND arranged unusually attractive of New Mexico's sheep, and yes- furnished, heated, lighted and modern scenery for its guests on this part of terday started the first shipment of women and FOR ALL COUGHS AND COLDS fa ail respects. Strong vigorous men, their northward trip but there is e 20,000 on its way. Of these he sup children ever cold it's deal of REGENTS E. A CAHOON, Pres. hardly catch FOR CHILDREN AND good timber visible and it Is plied 6,000 from his own flocks and when is run down W. O. HAMILTON, Vice Pres. only your system GROWN PERSONS said that the forestry people are the purchased the other 15,000. and low colds and X P. WHITE, Treasurer. vitality that coughs Host guardians thereof. And those on the The balance of the immense order can a foothold. iffeetiie wltb Croup and Whooping Cough W .M. ATKINSON, get train who were not in sympathy with will be prepared for shipment as fast Secretary, Now isn't treasonable the and W. A BTNLEY. it that the "conversation" program aJ ap- as possible and shipped on to their right way to cure a cough is to build Foley's Honey andTar Compound to New For particulars and illustrated ca- plied Mexico, muttered things destination. Mr. Sandoval expects to up your strength under address: again? is quick and reliable. It the their breath. be kept busy the entire winter in gath- -' talogues Mr. Patrick Wren of N. stops Birming Stop at Barranca. erlng and forwarding the several COL JAS. W. WILLSON, knows about - this. He ship ham, Ala., cough by promptly healing the cause. The Santa Feans aboard the train ments that go to make up the total. , Superintendent says, "I caught a bad cold a year ago o Contains no and had a bad cough for long time, COMPOUND III opiates. Is indispensable but Vinol relieved lt completely and in a where children. built up my health. Vinol is the best family there are Nina km 1 medicine I ever used or heard of for I am coughs and colds." SOFT CO. I DBMS MORGAN LIVERY This splendid cod liver and iron II WllMSfV llllil JOSEPH, MICH. Successor to B. P. Williams remedy does not smell or taste like Mt. rnnk Marti, 7 Church St., an; "Polar'. Honar and Tar wumpsuwi aavn ina uia 01 our baby boy. Ha contractad I have purchased the entire stock of horses and equipment formerly cod liver oil, but is so delicious that bronchial troubla and eouh-r- f i.um,Iw wmA m-i- i- MMUh. Owned by P. Williams and will continue to operate it as a FIR8T children love to take Yet it had agn mug I and tagging and turned black In tha faoa. I alwam had gnat faith it j w.0l Ho"! T" Compound and atartad firing it to tha CLASS LIVERY where we will be ready at all times of day or night the strengthening value of cod liver cluld. 10 a abort tuna he waa relieved and finally tha oooeh kind a want. I will blood-buildin- g A CO. I entirely itopped and the coughing and apella eeeaed both, te furnish you with any 0 rig you may endeavor oil, with tonic, iron. FOLEY gagging -- aim. Ha rot well in a ahA- -r Mm. in mmi o-rzjn- ring mMm zz, give prompt and efficient service and trust te merit your patronage. Chronic bronchitis yields to Vinol getting robust. Foley'! Honey and Tar baa many turni I cxi ecu. x x x I. na Compound because lt builds the system in all aavad troubla and this with tha wwtoil mrm In habv'e eaaa up ahowa tta great merit. We are never without rotor's UuMT aad Asb V7ctr. weakened and run down condition i' - ' Tar Coaopouod. Wa always keep it ia tba bouaa." 2rt3 Kissl ni iiv wi riniwww can jr Phone 139 Santa N. M Too get your money back any CTnx3 Red Pe, does - tun n vzz3 c?t cat, time if Vinol not do all we say. TARE NO CU3STITUTE. I . ;, ,,: The Capital Pharmacy. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUQQIST8. rf WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1911. THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M. PAGE 8EVEN

I V ' FOR SMALL GIRL FLASH OF PROFESSIONAL CARDS i t; hi ONE FORM A Drop of Blood Or a lif.le water from the human system when thoroughly tested by the chief chemist at Dr. WANTS ATTORNEYS AT LAW Brilliant Achievements Often Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., tells the of blood nervous exhaustion story impoverished PAUL A. Followed by Oblivion. or some kidney trouble. cxaminclions ore FOR SALE Cook stove, 128 Galls F. WALTER made without cost end :s only a small part of the teo Street. Attorney-at-La- work of the stuff il phyi-'cior- s end surf eons under Fe, New Mexico - . 0t- 8uta .1 - t . . I, J v.: .1 i . .... IUC UirClllUUj: Ul - I. , I IISIKV IV1H IUC Case of Neal Ball, Who Performed Re medical advice possible without cost to those FOR RENT Eight room house, 113 M. Kin-sel-l. HOLT & SUTHERLAND markable Feat of Triple Play Un- who wish to write and make a full statement of East De Vargas. Apply Geo. An imitation of natures method of assisted, Is Cited as One symptoms. Attorneys-.it-La- waste of tissue and of Instance. restoring impoverishment Practice in tiie Distrl Court a the blood and nervous force is used when you t two-yea- well as take an alterative and glycerio extract of FOR SALE 1000 one and before the Supreme Court or roots, 1 There Is a risk about doing the sen- without the use of alcohol, such as old Shropshire Rams, ell A. No. the territory. sational in baseball. stock. C. E. Hartley. Las Cruces. New Mexico. Saler seems to be filling first base Though it is the proper aim of cleverly. every Dr. Pierce!s Golden Medical player in the game to do the unusual Discovery Nov. 18th, Connie Mack Lost, Saturday evening, C. W. Q. WARD has nothing to worry and remarkable, enough in- Which make the stomach strong, promotes the flow of digestive juices, re- Re him his deadly near the Plaza alligator skin bag. Territorial District Attorn y except pitchers. stances could be furnished of notable stores the lost appetite, makes assimilation perfect, invigorates the liver and ward for return with contents to E. blood-make- r, flesh-build- er For San Miguel and Mora Counties Fred Tenney Is doing his best to achievement followed oblivion to purifies and enriches the blood.. It is the great by restorative It in Almon Leonard, Catron Block. Las New bring his club up in the race. make the diamond workmen to and nerve tonic. makes men strong body, active in mind Vegas, Mexico. strive and cool in judgment. Get what you ask for t E. C. ABBOTT Ping Bodie believes in the keep out of the limelight all the time. quality POSITION WANTED man and Attorney-at-Lav- r of his hits rather A case is furnished in Neal By than their quan- Ball. wife on ranch. Wife to do house- tity. Ball was idolized, but he did not last. Practice in the District and Su work. Man will do Becker is the It is only a of since MARRIED AT CATHEDRAL GRAND THANKSGIVING DINNER. anything required preme Courts. Prompt and careful youngster McAleer couple years ago O. Ar- Ball was - ON MONDAY MORNING. of him. Address W. A., Port attention to all business picked up around the Washington the principal figure In a re- j given prairie. markable celebration on the Cleveland ' Coronado Cafe. thur, Texas. Raata Fe. New Mexico Hugh Jennings Is reported to want grounds. Harrv A. Colvln Leads to the Altar "MENU." to dispose of Dave Jones and He had performed the remarkable C. Baca of This FOR SALE Text-boo- on Paragon Capt. Josephine one week. G. W. PRICHARD Morlarity. feat of making a triple play unassist- City. RELISHES. Shorthand. Learned in Counsellor Roger Bresnahan has been offered ed. The town turned out to do him Celery. Writers in government employ. Can Attorney and at Law 11,000 a week to on honor. A medal was presented to the be learned without a teacher. Price Practice In all thr District Court go the stage the Miss C. Baca, a member coming winter. shortstop on a day set apart as "Neal Josephine SOUP reasonable. Address, H. M., P. O. Box and gives special .ttuOvn to cases of a well known of Kitty Bransfield has asked Philadel- Ball day." Spanish family Mock Turtle 313,- City. (3t) before the Territorial Supreme Court In world's ana one of Santa Fe's pret-Whlt- e phia to make a trade by which he the series of 1906 the , tn's ci,v Offcs; Laugblin Blk, Santa Fa N. M. can go to Pittsburg. This pretty dress is made up In Sox won because at timely tiest girls, was married yesterday FISH ROOMS FOR RENT One, three, to A. Colvin who or Jimmy Callahan probably has a Shantung in a light shade of blue. stages Third Baseman Rohe, playing morning Harry has Fried halibut sauce. five nice, new, comfortable rooms pat- as a substitute for been in this for the or Spanish for HARRY D. MOULTON ent on the come back stuff. Mike The full bodice has a little square Tannehill, let loose city past year rent at 237 Washington avenue. two more build uonun can t do the trick. yoke embroidered with shades of triples. Chicago hailed Rohe as helping to the First Na BOILED. Large, handsome dining room, excep- one of the men of tional bank's new It must hurt a big league brown, green or blue silk, the waist great baseball, but building. Ham with dressed. tionally nice and well suited for magnate cuffs a later found him third mustard, Attorney-at-La- to pay three players for a recruit who band and being embroidered to year playing lne wedding ceremony was per ENTRE&3 boarders. match. base on the New Orleans team in once was released for nothing. the formed at the Cathedral by the Rt Chicken sauce The full skirt has two Southern league. giblets with The former big leaguers that are gathered Rev. Monsignor A. Fourchegu, vicar mirsTiroo.-ns- . TYPEWRITERS. tucks made above the it is sewn BUI Harris of Boston had the honor Santa N. M. with the Baltimore Orioles have hem; general of the archdiocese. fritters with sauce. Cleaned, adjusted and repaired. New ?e, kept to the same band as and both of pitching twenty-fou-r Innings, the Apple wine Formerly O. O. the team in the hunt this year. bodice, The bride was attired in a white furnished. Ribbons and sup- Special Agent L. fasten at back. longest contest in history of base- ROAST platens Land Claims u ujojui league magnates claim all re silk chiffon Princess gown and she plies. sold, exchanged and Contests a Specialty Material required. Three thir ball, In the memorable game In which Young turkey oysters dressing Typewriters the men on whom they have yards carried a bouquet of white roses, car aM rented. Standard makes handled strings, ty-fo- inches wide. Jack Coombs beat Boston In 1906. Bill Cranberries sauce. there won't be many left for and lillies of All the busk nations the valley. The au-ju- repair work and guar Chit. F. R. era. looked like another phenom to take Prime roast beef typewrites Eaeley. Chas. Easley Effective Dress. the place of Dineen, whom he some- bridesmaids were Miss Magdalena Or- anteed. Santa Fe Typewriter Etx EASLEY & EA8LEY. Let us have the box score of the tiz and Miss Antonita Ortiz. The best 231. A simple but effective dress worn what resembled in appearance and VEGETABLES. change. Phone Attorneys at Law. contest between North Carolina and man was B. Leach. Nicholas by a young is a broad movements. But the twenty-four-innin- g James Practice in the courts and before Georgia over the birthplace of recently girl Herrera was one of Mashed potatoes CTgar corn. Ty blue and white cotton, made game was the last important piece the witnesses. Land Department Cobb. striped Mr. DESERU. with a tunic bound with blue, a nar- of work to the credit of Harris, and and Mrs. Colvin left last night Land grants and titles examined. Secretary Billy Fowler of the Wash- for Denver on a and English plum pudding. Fraternal Societies row belt embroidered with currant-tinte- d he shot back to the minors the next wedding journey Santa Fe. N. M., branch Office Eeta ington club believes he has mak- Mince pie pie. the chenille, a full year. at the Santa Fe station they were Pumpkin N. M. ings of a championship team bodice, pretty Vanilla ice cream. cia, for next well hidden an em- Babe Adams climbed the sum- showered with rice by their trends. year. by very Tea Coffee. MASONIC. broidered white muslin cover mit of baseball fame when he took They will return here after a few Slapnlcka, the big Bohemian collar, DINNER 50c. Montezuma Lodgr McKEAN & pitch- ing the shoulders, and made in front three games from Detroit in 1909 and weeks to make Santa Fe their home. CHEETHAM, er who will work for the Cubs Nov. 1911. No. 1, . F. ft A. M Attorneys-at-Law- . next with plaited ends of the same em- won the world's championship for the 30, season, won thirteen in row communi- Practice in all the Courts and Be- games a broidered muslin, the white hat hav- Pirates. But Babe was far from being Regular for Rockford. cation first fore the Interior ing an upstanding crown, white and a notable performer last season. New Mexican Printing com- Monday Department. George Stovall is in a of each month at Taos, New Mexico. . peculiar po- blue tulips set up against Covaleskle was another man who CIURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS pany has prepared civil and criminal sition. He is building up the Naps to it Masonic Hall Blue foulards with large lozenge had a great fall. The big Pole, who dockets especially for the use of Jus a' win the pennant next year for an- 7.30. spots find a great deal of favor for had been signed by the Phillies in tlces of the peace. They are especial- H. L. ORTIZ. other manager. H. H. DORMAN, girls at garden parties, made with the 1907, only pitched a game or two and Church of Faith. ly ruled, with In Attorney and Counseitor-at-La- With John Beall and Bill Kenworthy, the Hdly printed headings. deep sailor collar of the same, bound was sent back to Lancaster to get a either Spanish or English, made of Master the Boston Red Sox will have four November 30th, St. Andrews' day CHAS. Hi Practicing before all the courts is with soft blue silk. little more experience. He came to good record paper, and dur LINNET. Secretary. Denver next season, the oth and also Thanksgiving day. Service strongly the Territory. players the Phillies at the ena of the year ably bound, with leather back and - ers being Hagerman and O'Brien, will be held at 10 o'clock a. m. The 8ante Fe New Uexloe Matting Rugs. while New York was making ItB ter covers and canvas sides, hall fuU offering at this service will be given Santa Fe Ne LITTLE SURPRISES. When purchasing matting get sev rific battle for the National league Index in front and the fees of Justice Chapter to the Woman's Board of Trade. You R. A. M. eral yards extra, with which to make pennant. The large number of games of the peace and constables printed t, Regular PROBERT A COMPANY I believe I'm six are invited to attend. convocation "Clugston, years summer rugs. Tou can cut this ex- the Phillies had to play the Giants In in full on the first page. The pages second Investments behind on for of each moatt my subscription the tra piece into desired lengths and fin the closing days of the session put Combined Civil and CTln lii.-- J .. 4.0P Monday Latds, Mines, Bonds d 8toeka Blizzard. Got change for a twenty?" ish them neatly on the edges by pull them In a position to decide whether are 10 Inches. These books art at Masonic Hall a' Money Loaned for Investors "This bill of not 7:30 m. grocer yours is ing out the straws to the depth of or not the pennant should go to New MILKMAN CHANGED HIS MIND made up In civl) and criminal dockets p. We have for sale general stocky correct, Mr. Wilkes. You've omitted inches York. Corridon and JOHN H. several and tying up the After McQuillan separate of 81 pages each, or with WALKER, Merchandise, Retail Lumber 1 if ' the ten of bacon we here had faired to show pounds got threads. mysteriously their Thought Bulldog Was Eating His both civil and criminal bound in on H. P and other Business ODDortun - two weeks usual effectiveness New ARTHUR ago." These rugs protect the floor cover against York, Calf In Earnest Until Owner book, 80 pases civil and 820 pages SELIGMAN. Secretary. "Isn't this Drexel 1173? No? Then was on throughout Taw county. ing quite as well as heavier ones and Covaleskle tried a chance. He Slipped Him Sliver Piece. criminal. To introduce them arc Bank me the ball and they References Furnished they've given wrong number; have tho advantage of being without pitched amazing beat the offered at the following - - - - I In prices Santa Fe Commander Taos, , New Max.. y, beg your pardon." fuzz and easily cleaned. Giants three times a series, thereby It there was one thing Dodo the GivU or Criminal 82.71 mt me 1. "Dad, yon needn't send any putting them out of the race. bulldog disliked ifwas a tradesman. For 45 cents for No. K. T. Regulai this I have left sti'donal a singls iffy conclave money month; enough Motor Bonnets. Wherefore the old milkman was docket or 65 cents additional for fourth Men over from last month's allowance." New motor bonnets are made in each month up en ODDITY IN BASEBALL SHIFTS wary, and never ventured in without combination docket, will be sent day ai M. "Mrs. Johnson, we've come to install of wide and narrow they Masonic Hall at 7 Si DR. J. DIAZ. tirely plaited first tapping on the kitchen window by mall or prepaid express. Cash la the telephone yon ordered put In yes frills. These are put on a thin gauze to DON Germany Schaefer and Jim Delehanty find out for certain that all was full must accompany order. 8tau RESIDENCE, GASEA3 terday." foundation which Is stiffened with CHAS. A. WHEELON. B. C Traded Jobs as Second Base- safe. plainly whether or Spanish AVE wire. The frills are often made of English W. E. Recorder. men Now Play First. But the new milkman didn't know printed beading la wanted. GRIFFIN, Matter of Asauranoe. black and white ribbon and held in about Dodo. Phone, 220 Red around middle of "Some of your speeches," said the place the the bonnet Crack first basemen are When Dodo was eventually de OFFICE, WEST SIDE PLAZA a two-inc- h band of mighty cynical friend, "make me think of a by black velvet scarce, so scarce in fact that two clubs tached from the fleshiest part of the GASCARETS CURE A Santa Fe idge el knew." Green Is a favorite color for summer Perfection No. 237 Black mathematical marvel I once played second basemen on the initial i new milkman s calf by the master of 1, 14t Phone, and stone gray has proved a service "In what way?" sacks the greater of the the house, the victim of the onslaught degree. Ancient and Ac OFFICE HOURS. I 3 of able one. during part to P. M. "He would dispose offhand any season. Peculiarly, the two second began to express his mind with con- cepted Scottish Rite ol him. In problem you gave Nobody basemen thus transferred figured in siderable freedom. , , Free Masonry meets on the crowd was able to say whether he a deal two Jim "Keepln' a dog like that!" he ex- Gently but thoroughly cleanse your the third Monday of each montl years ago, Delehanty Stomach and Bowels W. M. W. got the right answer, and It really being traded by Washington to De- claimed. Indignantly. Liver, at 7:30 o'clock in the evening U SHERIDAN, D. didn't seem to make much difference, "He's In- You feel great by Morning. Masonic south troit for Germany Schaefer and Red only playful, that's all!" Hall, side of Plata Genito-lrinar- You're throb y Diseases. anyhow." Killlfer. Now Germany is playing the sisted the fond master, and pressed bullous, you have a Visiting fcotish Rite Masons are cor silver Into new milk- - bing sensation in your head, a bad first cushion for the Nationals, while j something the dlally Invited to attend. THE WA55ERMAN & man s nanu. taste in your mouth, your eyes burn, NOOUCH' NOT ONE. S. G. CARTWRIGHT, 32. TESTS. SALVARSAN The milkman at bit it. your skin is yellow, with dark rings "606" glanced it, Venerable Master ADMINISTERED. spat on It and then deposited It in under your eyes; your lips are parch- HENRY F. STEPHENS, 32 ed. mean a safe pocket. No wonder you feel ugly, Secretary. Chemical and Microsconical H. "I think I can take a bit o' fun as and ill tempered. Your system is full aminations of blood. scutum, urine well as anybody," he said, dryly. of bile not properly passed off, and and contents. "But, do you know, till you ex- what need is a inside. gastric Direction you cleaning up B. P. O. E. for collecting or plained it I had a notion that that Don't continue being a bilious nuis Santa Fe Lodge No specimens given earn-est!- application. dog was eating my calf in real " ance to yourself and those who love 460, B. P. O. E. boldi you, and don't resort to harsh physics Its regular session of State Nat. Bank Bid Albuquerque N IK that irritate and injure. Remember the second and fourtt NOT TO BE MOVED. that disorder of the stomach, every Wednesday of eacl OR. VV. HUME BROWN, liver and intestines can be quickly month. Visiting broth Dentist cured ers by morning with gentle, thor are invited and Over Spitz's Jewelry Store. ough Cascarets thy work while you welcome. Rooms 1. 2 and 3. sleep. A box from your drug- CARL A. BISHOP. Phone Red 6. will fam J. D. gist keep you and the entire SENA, Exalted Rulet Office Hours 8a. m. to 5 p. m. ily feeling good for months. Chil Secretary. ' And by Appointment dren love to take Cascarets, because they taste good and never or gripe F. W. FARMER sicken. STANOLEY G. SMALL, M. D. Homestead No. Reggy I suppose 1 do look down In Physician and Surgeon. 2879. the mouth. Miss Sweet told me last In of Office and Residence Waahlnetrin the District Court the First Brotherhood night that she .could never love any Judicial District for the of ef Ave. next door to Public Library. man. v County American Yeomen Santa Fe. omce Hours 11 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. But why should that discour Meets Secon 2 4 Peggy Pilar P. de Maestas, Plaintiff, vs. to p. m. Evenings. you? : and Fourth Thure age Augustin Maestas, Defendant. No. Phone Black 47. 6830 days, Fireman's Disordered Fancy. To the Above Named Defendant: HalL H. foreman, Poor Plppa, a hearty eater. You are hereby notified that there A. E. P. Robinson, Did wake and loudly cry, has been filed in the office of the Cor. Sec. Mrs. Daisy PI dreamed I saw a meter . That could not tell a He!" Clerk of the First Judicial District Farmer. P. & for the County of Santa Fe, in the J. Steed Son Not a 8uperman. above entitled cause, No. 6830, where Santa Fe CoL Conductor, where does in Pilar B. de Maestas Is plaintiff, and Camp CARPENTERS? Zeke was on trial for stealing 1 1 Passenger 13514, M. W. A. and overwhelming - v this car leave thin street T ycu, the said Augustin Maestas are Todd's chickens, ineets second Tues- AND CABINET MAKERS. the Conductor Right where see defendant, the of testimony had been introduced by you it, complaint plaintiff, each month, se for de Germany Schaefer. sir. We have orders from com- the objects said action day prosecution. Called upon his the general of cial to location of the of meeting tUrd fense, Zeke said Gainer's pany not change the being for obtaining of a decree FURNITURE - Del took place for the Tigers. Tuesday at Elks MADE TO ORDER ''Well. suh. y Bee, It diss- the thoroughfares. absolute divorce by said plaintiff ledge, Other men in the big leagues play- Hall. SIGN PAINTING NEATLY DOME Ef CoL Todd wull dem you, the said and Visting neigh. way: keep ing first that started elsewhere are against defendant, bors welcome. coach and wha has yaV Facts and Conclusions. for the obtaining of the chiny pullets, Tor a between season's dress, Shan- Stovall of the Naps, Frank care, custody G. George Church When feet and control of the Ramon A. WHITTTER, CoasuL ler lalgs an fedders dawn day lalgs, tung it a most useful material, as It to Chance of the Cubs, Fred Tenney of tapped eight minor child, IIS be house the a rubber tree fifteen and CSAS. A. KITING , Clerk. AuWorkGoamteed. Phone, led and keep dem In dat hen light in weight yet a little warmer the Boston Rustlers, and Jake Daubert from ground Maestas, praying that you, the which Is on and de Inches in diameter three said defendant be make smack de alley, than muslin or lawn. of the Brooklyns. Chance and Tenney yields pints required to henges jis droppin' from de do', an' he we In of sap. reasonable provision for the support The dress Illustrate here ts were catchers, Stovall and Daubert Santa Fe No done where Is de : Gotham But when you see a man of said minor Ramon Camp fergit padlock, y blue, trimmed with straps pitchers. child, Maestas, NEW METHOD TOILET SHOP can't blame me I'm s hooman Japanese over in Brooklyn dodging around a and costs of 6678, R. N. A. meets Jes of golden brown and black silk and for the this action. - corner with a pail, with foam You fourth of MRS. R. LOPEZ. bain'!" Won Double-Heade- r. running are hereby further notified that Tuesday uncnangea. black buttons with simulated, button a each ao double-heade- over the edges, don't conclude that unless you enter in .month; " "I met Dunkey first boles. Rube Waddell pitched a r your appearance Shampooing: Manicuring today for the he's been stabbing a rubber tree. said cause on or before 20th dsl meeting third a for years. He hasn't The skirt Is slightly full at the for Minneapolis at Louisville and the day Hair Dressing Massaging tiff changed ' Yonkers Statesman. . of 1912, will Tuesday at Bksr waist, where It to gathered; points of won both games. , January, year, judgment Chiropody. nrjou. be rendered in Mid cause you HalL ne dbbb cuBngea at an, out vum uww u v against Visiting Froa Ro m Over F. Andrews Store ".js, i Appropriate Wrong Doing. More Territory. by default neighbors welcome. Wb 'doesn't seem to realize it" . each side front The deep collar " ,"This young thief we have caught the very thta The name and NETTIE TICKBOT. "liow do you meanr . . which la square si .the back and point" "I envy you," says address of plaintiff's j surely struck a food gait when h - "I wish I bad are as Messrs. Orael ' "uh, he's forever talking about "what ta tront, Is bound with silk and your weight attorneys follows: be-- took to thieving." a crea- Renehan Davie FLORENCE RISINO. be.' - namented with the sleeves Here I am, skinny, dyspeptic ft Capital City Bank ffol he used to "rBed Hen. i buttons, and had no difficulty In ab ''.Recorder. ' PLAZA BAKERY , trimmed to matcn. "Yes, ture, suffering half the time with Building, Santa Fe, New Mexico. ' .us the fences." striking , In whereof CAX mow Poems Are Written. r-- Golden brown straw hat, trimmed stomach ache!" witness I have hereunto FRESH BREAD AND to me!" chuckles the very fat set my band and the seal of said court as, s m M .. m a at "Tour ode to Niagara the real feathers of the same color as the "Envy uaiiy. loaves rue sreta, .. wne The Difference. man. "Why, what if you do have the this 20th day of November, A. D. Are You a Sellerr aa asrerUse-mea- t ut fihut, I felt that way I first -- ; FnKi itfl . s&w. faHa." lUteriato. Seven What Is the main dlfferenee stomach ache halt the timet Think 1911. OV in the classified columns of the CoafectiMery, Crts tha Bsoiitoed; yards " stomach ; ' I never seen the e t,htrty-fou- r Inches wide, one tween a ballet dancer and her what a little bit of s ache EDW. L. SAFFORD, New Mexican win put your real estate Freik Creta Piffs Every 'have tails," Shantung u? , t '' one-quart- o o I Clerk on rained the poet "I got the Idea frosa and yard silk twenty-tw- yon can have. Now, when have the of the First Judicial Court of 'he market effectively. It wQl put Phone, Hack 1E3. efrsuppose It to that one toesi thi stomach acne u amounts to the Territory of New Mexico. the facts of your property before thr 1 a aa m sn.s a m m -- .w'l.- 'i as walk na.oOac matt c toe Ihlng.'-lif- e. v , (SEAU eyas at all ptoatible bmyetav 'jf am iitlliiV'l tiili ill it ftn'liiuit. II

PAC5 EIGHT THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1911.

New England Thanksgiving Dinner Armijo for Chief Clerk Judging onnun iid at the New State Restaurant and from the letters which George W. rruc nmiv 1 re- Cafe, under Capital City Bank. Armijo,, probate clerk, has been A Get Your Orders in early tomorrow ceiving from members of the newly and Market so that we can serve you on elected senate, his chances for land- Grocery, Bakery A Few left over for Christ- morning Samples time. Store will close at noon. H. S. ing the position of chief clerk are mas Gifts. W. H. Goebel Co. Cheap. Kaune & Co. 4 very good. Our Readers will do well to THANKSGIVING SUGGESTIONS keep No Issue of New Mexican Tomor- A Jolly Time The Young People's on third o the their eyes the page row will be no issue of the Social' Club will form a Thanksgiving Several live wires on it. There paper. very New Mexican tomorrow, party tomorrow afternoon and will en- Cranberries, Sweet Spuds, A GOOD House to House Canvas- Thanksgiv- Oysters, Turkey, joy the sport on the gradual slopes and To- ser can earn from J2.50 to $5 per day. ing Day. Spinach, Rutabegas, Celery, Lettuce Do Not Overlook the advertisement of Ramona hill. Also a taffy pull is Address Box Y2 BAKING POWDER matoes with Salad Nuts, Fruits, City. of Tailors on three. planned for the evening by one of Dressing, n the page Spanish-America- Capital The Club will its members. " Cake, The pace-make- in the tailoring art. Plum Pudding, Mince Pie, Fruit give their Fifth Annual Ball at the For ladies or jjents. Change of Time on New Mexico Vacuum Sealed Coffee, Imported Fireman's Hall tonight. Central The New Mexico Grand Raffle at Luis Napoleon's Central Domestic Cheese. You Will Also Find Carving Sets railroad announces that the Greatest to and saloon and Tom and Gerry on tap. following aid home baking fcr Thanksgiving at GOEBELS. change in time went into effect to Made by special . mixologist. Import' day: Train leaves 12:45 p. m., instead Some. ed from Chicago, 111. We Have It All and Then of 5 p. m. Arrives 4:50 p. m. instead ..92 Read 92.. ..Phone.. the Thanksgiving greetings of 4:15 p. m. ? Makes the cake, biscuits and of Seligman Brothers Company in New Postoffice Quarters The Las bot-brea-ds No. on of flavor Phone No. 4. Phone 4. their special advertisement page Cruces Building & Improvement com- superior F. Andrews MARKET four. The Wireless from Santa MRU '5 firit pany is the erection of a Claus. completing and healthfulness. two-stor- building at Las Cruces. The Thanksgiving Woman's Aid Society The Worn' first floor will be occupied by the an's Aid Society of the First Presby' postoffice and the upper floor by the terian church will meet with Mrs. government land offices. from alum Turkeys Woodruff afternoon at Absolutely free and other ASK THE PRICE A D THEN CALL UP Henry Friday Train Report Santa Fe train No. 2:30 o'clock. 10 from the south and west was due Injurious substances. WE RECOMMEND TO YOU THE HAYWARD'S Pay Your Taxes :Today is the last this afternoon to arrive at 2.05 o'clock to taxes without the 8 re- Dont (let Stung day pay incurring being two hours late. No. was penalty, as tomorrow is a legal holi ported 45 minutes late; Nos. 2 4, 7 Celso 9 Crmrs- - --i day. County, Treasurer Lopez and were reported on time and No. cm - ' HUNDREDS WITNES8 WEDDING bridal the WARD MARKET was in his office during the regular 1 was to reach at Following wedding, the 5 reported Lamy AT CATHEDRAL TODAY. were tendered a hours today. The delinquent tax list 6.30 p. m. couple wedding break' fast at the home of Marshal and ..92 for 1910 is published today. Water Frozen The pipe which 92...Phone Pipe Miss Ramoncita Sena and Antonio Mrs. Sena on Canon road. A recep- will burst yesterday at the High School The kind of a watch that give you, your ion, your grand Rael Are Married By Rt. Rev. tion followed, at which over 100 or building again to . - all because it is began lea, A. - , . more were son, accurate time under conditions, JY A. ,,s Fourchegu. friends and relatives pres- morning. Superintendent Wopd ent. THE FINEST PRACTICAL POCKET TIMEPIECE MADE IN THE WORLD succeeded in having it repaired be- A of unusual interest took Mr. and Mrs. Rael were the recip-- . fore the morning session began, but wedding place at 7:30 o'clock this morning lents of fine we have them the regular sizes and the NEW PRECISION school did not go in session until many wedding gifts when Miss Ramoncita Sena, daughter which were displayed at the Sena VERITHIN MODELS FOR MEN AND WOMEN cased in an end. 10:30 a. m. fl. C. McCONVERY, ''. of City ..Visual and Mrs. Nicholas residence. less variety of distinctive, original 14 and 18kt gold cases. We ask JAMES No Moving Pictures ht- Tonig- Sena, T.'married to Antonio Rael, The newly married couple will con- the favor and of our assortment. . ; f There will be no at privilege showing you moving pictures son of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio J. Rael. tinue to reside in Santa Fe where the Elks' Theatre and tomor- Plants and Flowers in their Season. tonight, The ceremony was held at have a of friends. " Hardy row The Elk Min- wedding they host night. "Jolly g It's the Watch for You." the Cathedral of St. Francis and judg-in- strels" will entertain the theatre-goer-s the audience, it was evi- Accident While out hunt- Phone, Black 204. 415 Palace Avenue. with one of the best amateur en- by large Hunting dent that even a church could hardly ing rabbits Emelio Cantou of East tertainments that has been seen in hold the friends of the bride ana Raton shot himself in THE JEWELER for moons. accidentally SPITZ, this city many the hand and shoulder, and is now Davis Elected Bank Director At a bridegroom. The Rt. Rev. Antonio Fourchegu suffering from painful not dan- NOTE Perfect service in our watch repair-departme- nt of of though recent meeting the stockholders of the offi - was acci- is our it. vicar general archdiocese, gerous wounds. The gun hobby. Try the Firs.t National Bank of Las Vegas, ciated and delivered a brief sermon. dentally discharged while Cantou was the number of directors was increas- He celebrated the nuptial mass and standing with the butt of the gun rest- - ed from five tb six and Stephen B. Da- the beautiful ceremony impressed on the ground. The shot tore one stockholders-o- J ailing vis, Jr., of the large who witnessed it. fl away the fleshy part of the side of his Better Plumbin the bank, was elected a director of The bride was attired in a hand and struck him a blow V; superb glancing that institution. gown of white silk, Princesse style, in the shoulder. v Licenses The TVfANY homes should have better bath rooms Marriage following ant! she wore a long veil fastened o couples secured marriage licenses at with a wreath of white roses. She New Time Card goes into effect z than they now have. We have always Raton: Jose A. Martin and Filomena carried a shower bouquet of roses and Nov 29th, on New Mexico Central, DAVID Gonzales, Springer; Tim'eo Pilomera lillies of the valley. Everyone ad Santa Fe 12:45 p. m. LOWITZKI, tried not to do better . I leaving Arriving only E and Josephena Quintano, Dawson; mired her beauty. Torrance 7 p. m. connecting with 3 than we ever did William Martindale of Las Animas Gre- - Golden Limited for the east. JUST RECEIVED O plumbing Af The matron of honor was Mrs. State before, but better than any- and Aletha Myers of Wiley, Colo. a gorio Rael and the best man was Gre-- I Leaves Torrance on arrival of Golden c Martinez, aged 20, and Adolf o who is well known in State Limited west, arriving Santa Fe 01 Hand in fine t else can do. The vol- gorio Rael, Painted Pictures frames rn body Chavez, aged 21. : ; Santa Fe. 4:15 P. m. i ume of work we are now 01 Ready made Frames all Sizes Watching New Mexico Borde- r- doing shows how we are suc- Troop A of the fourth cavalry at Fort T Bliss, went to Pelea, N. M., to relieve mi TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! O ceeding. troop Dj which has been on duty there stock, come and a on 73 We use only genuine "Stoadafd" guarding against filibustering expedi- Large get price tions Into Mexico. D FURNITURE AND WARE. 73 plumbing fixtures and employ only passing Troop QUEENS m experienced workmen. Our repair- returned to the cavalry camp at Fort Bliss. Colonel Steever is each ing service is prompt and reliable. having FLOWERS 2 tr.oop make a tour of three on AT THE New and Second-Han- d Goods Sold on Easy Payments. days Fe & Co. guard duty. Santa Hardware Supply Winners "Buffalo" PHONE 56 BLACK. SANTA FE, N. M. Shipped Prize CLARENDON GARDENS Jones shipped three of his prize Per- - olnn Dhnan frnm T.nn V&trn a tr S It1. Phone Black 12." v."".;; BOYLE, Manager- - J I Stocher at Thoreau, N. M. 't THE 'OU like to see nice clothes we'fe stire; most men ate enough interested in their looks to take some pains ,5 with the things they wear. Being we 1 dressed is a if K is a sort of duty that a man owes to himself, his family, his business ; it II pays all 'round. Especially when it is so easy to get the right things to wear; easy in price, easy in convenience. You can step in here any f J. day, and in thirty miuutes well put you into a suit of If, HART, SCHAFNER & 1ARX Clothes that Will Put You in a Class by Yourself as far as Clothes are Concerned.

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' 1 You'll get fabrics that are all wool, and as fine as are made; rich import-

4 v. A , , ed weaves from England. Scotland. Ireland, or the fine American products. You'll get Styles and Fashions that are approved in all the great fashion centers of the world.

'it"' well-dresse- You'll have no "local" mark in dress; you'll be clothed as d I 1 f i r , men all over the world are clothed. That's what it means to buy clothes

: OoPrrlght Hart Bohimer Karx here ." economy, style and quality. , Suits9 $ 15.00 and up. Overcoats, $17.50 and up.

This Store is the Home of Hart, Schaffoer & Marx Clothes.