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0 i r r1; ANTA FE"NEW MEXI'CAN i ... Si VOL. 48 12 PAGES SANTA FE. NEW MEXICO, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1911. 12 PAGES NO. 2.U 1 w EVERY RETURN REY1STAS APPEAL ARIZONA SHINES SOLOMON LUNA I IS GETTING READY FINISH THE IS If HERE TO LA FOLLETTE AT CHICAGO AI WHJTE HOUSE HONOREDBY POPE FOR INAUGURATION SCEflHIY Four Counties Canvassed Claim That They Are in the Hearty Support Urged for President Will Declare New Pius X Presents Him With a Elaborate Preparations Are Lest Las Vftgas, Santa Fe and Show Democratic Gains Hands of Mexican Detect- Federal Reclamation Mexico a State Without Magnificent Amethyst Now in Full Sway at Albuquerque Be Left Off in Each One ives at El Paso , Policy Any Delay Cross and Ring Santa Fe the Map

OPINIONS BY SUPREME COURT HAS REYES LEFT FOR MEXICO ? WYOMING'S EXHIBITATTRAGTIVE FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS IIP HAD AN INTERESTING JOURNEY PLANNED FOR THE NEW YEAR CHAMBER COMMERCE MEETS

Two Important Cases Are De- General Pascual Orozco Is Governor Sloan. B- - A- - Fowler Senate Was Not in Session and He Found the Pontiff in Better Reception at Palace of Gov Many Live Topics of Importance cided and Others Are Walking the StreeU of andDwight Beard Among the House Has an Un- Health Than He Had ernors : Ball Probably in to the City and People Argued. Chihuahua-- ' the Speakers. eventful Day. Expected the Armory. Discussed.

Leased Wire to New e The canvassing board completed (By Special Mexican) Leased Wire to New Mexican) (By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) His Grace, the Most Rev. Inauguration Day preparations and Twenty-fiv- business and El Dec. 6. The four- (Br Special Archbishop profession. Paso, Texas, home-comin- a! Chaves county and started on Colfax Chicago, 111., Dec. 6. Hearty sup J. B. Pilaval, whose g last program are assuming tangible men met last evening in the Assem teen alleged Reyistas, held here tor a X in county, before adjournment last ev- port of federal control of all reclama- Today Congress. night was the signal for an outpour- shape. The executive committee bly Room of the Palace of the Gov violation of the laws, ha've X D. 6. ening. The Chaves county totals neutrality tion and irrigation projects was urg Washington, C, Dec. ing of thousands of Catholics and even met yesterday afternoon at the New ernors to discuss earnestly various appealed to Senator LaFollette. in a X show a gain of 11 votes in the major- ed by speakers before the National Senate. many who welcomed Mexican editorial office, with chair topics appertaining to the welfare of telegram declaring they are held r Meets 2 p. m. ity of the Democratic candidates, the ' Irrigation Congress today. R. V: Thursday, him at the depot and escorted him to men and vice chairmen of various Santa Fe. practically in the hands of Mexican X tally sheet from one precinct show- Fletcher, a from Illinois, Lorimer senatorial inquiry the Cathedral, spent much of this fore- and extensive reports It was the regular meeting of the" deiectives" and asking his aid in se- delegate ing 44 votes while the certificate had pointed out that many states were re- resumed. noon receiving callers at his resi- were made by the committee on ar- Chamber of Commerce and President curing their release. re-- shown only 33. The tally sheet was luctant to surrender their and X Monetary commission ' dence. All expressed to him their pleas- rangements while estimates were Samuel G. Cartwright was in the chair, It seemed probable that their hear- rights accepted as the count. Colfax county that this retarded the whole sumed. ure at seeing him back in Santa Fe, submitted by all ot the other com- Secretary Harris and Treasurer H. S. which was set for this tendency Anti-tru- will be In ing, afternoon, X legislation dis-- after months' absence. on Kaune were present. completed this afternoon. wou'd be to the reclamation movement nearly eight mittees except that decorations, 23 postponed, owing cussed at Senate Committee To a of the New E. C. Abbott was elected a member this county, the Democrats gained th A. L. Park, vice president of the representative showing that about $3,000 will be ' dea in California of a brother of one of votes. It is now thought that the Illinois Central railroad, declared X hearing. Mexican His Grace stated that he had needed to finance the affair. the advisory board of the American of (he principal witnesses for the Uni- X House. a to Rome Embassy Association. canvass will be completed by Satur- ted dates. that. State control of reclamation very interesting journey Mayor Arthur Seligman presided, 16. X Met at noon. where he found the in good besides A resolution was adopted the day evening, December Ororco at Chihuahua. would be impracticable, as no state Pope fairly and there were present Secre- urging This Territorial Secre- resources to X Miscellaneous bills consid- - health, despite his 77 years. The Paul A. F. M. A. legislature to make an appropriation afternoon. Chihuahua, Dec. 6. General Pascual had the properly under tary Walter, Otero, for a X ered under call of committees. Archbishop had several audiences with Levi A. R. P. H. New Mexico building at Jhe San tary Nathan Jaffa reported that the Orojco, former chief of Francisco 1. take the projects now recognized to Hughes, Ervien, J. X J. D. and Rev. the Holy Father and before he left M. Francisco exposition. last of the missing returns had been Milder o, whose movements be essential to the development of Rockefeller, Crist, Charles Stauffer, Bronson concerning X F. D. Gates to Rcme the him with a Official received. The commission this aft- re- arid sections of West. invited appear Pop presented Cutting, J. A. Massie, Frank Butt, Program. there have been many conflicting the cross ernoon canvassed the returns of " X Monday before Steel commit- - magnificent archiepiscopal gold N. B. 'James LI' Secretary Harris read his report and ports, appeared on the streets here Bureaucratic Red Tape. Laugblin, Seligman, and X tee. studded with large amethysts and C. F. Mrs. S. a concise outline of a program of ac- Curry county expected to take up about noon today. con Easley, and Spitz. . Expressions supporting federal Government at-- pearls. He also presented him with tivity for the association. Its Dona Ana county before adjourning Where is Reyes? estimates J. H. Crist reported that it is the sen practi- trol followed criticism that "Bureau- X - an amethyst ring, the large stone be- and timeliness for the evening. San "Antonio, Texas, Dec. 6. Re tacked as misleading by ap- timent of the majority of the Commit cability impressed the ' - cratic Red .Tape" in the government X - ing surrounded with small diamonds. members and It was as the of- Territorial Fund. that General Bernardo Reyes, no propriations committee chair- tee of Arrangements, that Palace of adopted pcrU reclamation service was delaying ir X man. More Cardinals. ficial program of the board. The following sums of money "were cused of violation of the neutrality the Governors and the National made Fred Whiteside, a Asked about the that the H. B. S. G. Cart-wrigh- t, re eived at the territorial treasurer's laws and in whose name several insur- rigation, by X Diplomatic recalls urged by reports Guard Armory are tde most suitabla Cartwright and Montana. west will soon be a Cardinal, discussed '. " delegate from X Social- - given the advisability of office : rections are in in has Representative Bereer. place for tue reception and ball. The yesterday: progress Mexico, now that the east has three. Cardinals the Chamber of Commerce one From John Joerns, auditor .and left San Antonio, are denied today. Hunter C. Leake, of New Orleans, X ist, on account of Russian committee proposes to utilize the en being ' Gibbons, Farley and O'Connell, the of the to intervene in Spo- bank on account of bank "At his is declared he told the Congress that the swamp X passport trouble. tire Palace to enclose the parties the examiner, residence, it Archbishop smiled but did not throw structure, kane rate cases. The latter examination $25,000. Is still confined to his rooms ill lands of the South could be drained X World's sugar with a speaker fees, by prices probed any light on the subject. It did not portal canvass, tOconstruct the businessmen with From Thomas Other he has re for $10 an acre and that when drain- X by sugar inquiry discussed covered boardwalk from the rear of impressed the P. Gable, game i.ess. reports assert by seem, however, .hat he attached fact that the Interstate Commerce and on turned to Mexico a secret route. ed they would ,be worth $100 an acre. X Democrats on and the Palace to the' entrance Na- fish warden, account ofame by Ways much importance to the report. of the Commission will take of Two More Outbreaks. - X Means committee. tion Guard The decorations cognizance protection fund, $6.25. Arizona Shines. After returning from Rome, the Armory. any and every as to rates El Texas, Dec. 6. Juarez X Congress, will not will be elaborate as injustice 'Supreme Court Paso, Chicago, 111., Arizona, whose ad probably Archbishop said he had preached in a very under these brought to its attention. The were advised X act on Persian there will be morning session of the terri- today oMwoopen vent into the Union of states was incident. number of churches in this country, plans ample opportunity R. F. Asplund, J. A. Rolls and T. H. torial court outbreaks in the state of Chihuahua, X Sims - for Both for sentimental supreme opened with all recently celebrated, had her day at Representative claimed His Grace naturally takes a keen in- display. McGibbon were appointed a commit- on deci- one near and the other at San X bill abolishing Commerce Court X - and historic it was the judges the bench. Two Parra, the land show today Citrus j terest in the extension of Catholic edu- reasons, urged tee to for a office ' fruits, X arrange permanent sea-.sio- the battle of would be that two structures should be sions, the first thus far for this Andreas, where first dates, figs and other tropical and passed." cation in the Southwest in which is the for the secretary of the Chamber of Madero's revolution was- - last X Railroad valuation - used in to a hotel. Mr. were handed down during the fought. semi- - tropical products were on show physical his archdiocese, and most of his ser- preference Commerce and also to complete the November. E. lieuten- X bill introduced' (Wis-- X Crist also outlined for a forenoon. &s Jose Chaviria, to aid in getting favor for the new by Esch, mons in the east were to call atten' plans great for the meeting place of ant of head of-th-e Mine Rescue Work and The first case was that of the Ter- Fancho Villa, is the state. - consin) tion of Catholics to the need of their pageant, allegorical patriotic, the Chamber. X vs. band San Andreas. Government Liability Bill brother-Catholic- s hut the committee voted to confine - ritory Oscar F. Cheney, who had at Many Speakers. in this region. E. R. Paul and H. S. Lutz were ap- been Convicted of second mur- Both bands allege that the Madero X passed. The Archbishop seemed greatly the parade to military organizations-Npointe- a commit-- degree Richard Allen Sloan, the last terri X permanent auditing has failed to prom- Adjourned at 2:36 p. m. un the of the wel- "urtner details ot tne , tee to der by the district court of Roosevelt government keep ot commonwealth. pleased at spontaneity inauguration audit the accounts of the Cham' torial governor the X til noon " .county in March, 1911. The judg- ises and pay citizens of Chihuahua Thursday.? come given him by the people of San had been worked out by the commit ber of Commerce every six months, to ' John Orma, president of the Salt ment of the district court was affirm- deots due them. '. ; .,. xxxxxsxxxxxxxxn ta Fe on his return last night and he tee on arrangements and will be take an inventory of the property of River Water Users' . Associa- ed. Valley said that It reflected his own feeling made public when ratified by the Ex the Chamber of as well as Man With Red Shirt Arrested. tion. Commerce, The syllabus of the decision recites Valeriano known as "the National Committeeman at of delight to be back in a city whose ecutive Committee. of the Commercial Club and ot tho Vaquero, B. A. Fowler, president of the Na White House. that, "An order of a district court do Man with the Red Shirt," who led cbarm is appreciated especially bj The address of Governor William J. Board of Trade which were amalga- tional Irrigation Congress and Governor-- nying a motion for a of venue the on was arrested in Washington, D. C., Dec. 6. National those who have lived here for anj Mills will be delivered before mated to form the Chamber of Com- change attack Juarez, Dwight B. Beard were on the list will not oe revised by this court un- El Paso this afternoon the Texas Committeeman Solomon Luna, accom length of time. Elect McDonald takes his oath. merce, and also to render a statement by of an new less the records show an abuse of dis- on be- speakers. panied Delegate W. tfrthe This afternoon His Grace began The inaugural address of the of the liabilities of the association. rangers and held suspicion of and HAndrejra - ' "' Wyoming's exhibit of grains White' Bouse his whicp governor will follow immediately. I cretion, which, in tats case, it does ing connected with the Reyista mov toddy.'fA idng Interview swering correspondence . The Scenic Highway. ' grasses attracted crowds yesterday. with President re- had accumulated his absence, Pitaval was invited to .not , ment Taft took place during Archbishop The secretary was instructed io get matters of "The instructions to the jury by - He declined to comment on the ra lating to great importance pronounce the invocation. into communication with other com to New Mexico to of the trial court, on right of self de- port, current here earlier in vhe day, and also as appoint- The mayors all incorporated mercial bodies in towns along El Ca- - - ments for federal S. Mar- of fense, as affected by appearances that he had gone to- the mountains DELAY judge V. municipalities and presidents mino Real with a view of hurrying the MORE U. S. and SAVED commerce will invit- from the defendant's with armed men or to thro w any shal, District Attorney other HEN chambers of be completion of the highway so that it standpoint, light offices for were appropriate and sufficient when on his movements. important New Mexico. ed and given places on the Reception would become available as part ot President Taft of Committee if the invita- taken together." '': The opinion is by upon the receipt they accept the Transcontinental highway. Sev , Eight Rebels Lynched. the election returns I. A. Abbott IS will declare New LOS ANGELES tions. eral speakers pointed out the necessi Judge Mexico City, Mex., Dec. 6. Great I Mexico a member of The second decision was in the case the sisterhood The committees discussed details ty of immediate action, lest the high excitement reigns at San Geronimo of states off the and with- 'Of W. D. vs. "right bat," for two hours and then adjourned to way would leave Santa Fe, Las Vegas McBee, appellee, Pat and Oaxaca, in connection with the out even -- any delay, if returns should meet and off Ed- and Mrs. Pat ap- at the call of Acting Chairman Albuquerque the map. Dr. O'Connell, O'Connell, killing of Gomez, leader of the Juchi-ta- n Attorneys for Packer Ask reach him The Voted More and from district during holiday. Presi- Quickly Arthur Seligman. gar L. Hewett told of how at a recent pellants, appealed the rebellion, who was lynched yes- dent himself court of The That Plea of Not Guilty expressed pleased that More Than public dinner at San Diego Califor- Curry county. judgment terday at Rincon Antonio with eight the will send two Sena- Intelligently of the district court was reversed and Republicans HOLDING M'NAMARAS FOR nia, which he attended, the highway of his partisans. Be Entered tors from New one Con Did the Men the cause remanded. Mexico,. and FEDERAL GRAND JURY. was one of the main topics of discus- Many of his former followers are gressman and that have elected sion how The syllabus sets forth that "An they and it was pointed out that flocking to these cities, protecting the majority of the Court and stretch and Al- acknowledgment of a deed,, or other Supreme and Gloomy Day at Los Ange- the between Las Vegas their loyalty to Gomez. ALL DEFENDANTS IN COURT Corporation Commission. He gave to HARRIMAI) IS SNOWED UNDER Rainy via the Pecos Forest writing affecting real estate, as effect- les While Government Counsel buquerque and Shouting Against Madero. National Committeeman Luna a spe the Cliff was in- ed in the manner established by stat- Discusses Legal Points. Dwellings the most Last night, crowds paraded the cial Invitation to the dinner at the teresting piece of road In the United ute, is a necessary to its I Leased Wire to New Mexican I prerequisite President Year in Jail and $5,000 Fine Is White House which is to be given to Good Government Candidates By Special States. Dr. Hewett also being recorded under section 3953, C. streets, shouting against Los Angeles, Calif., Dec. 6. Sub- explained Madero. is the national committee. Another con of two L. 1897: There much excitement the Extreme Penalty of Won Overwhelming Victory poenas for the McNamara brothers to the scope the great expo'itions and because of the ference at the White House ar on the Pacific Coast in 1915, and tho "An executory contract for the sale indignation alleg the Law- - waj Over Socialists. appear before the federal grand jury of ranged by Mr. Luna and Delegate An- relation will bear to the Im- of real estate is, when duly executed ed suspension "guarantees" in had not been issued up to noon today they time of peace. drews, s mense tourist travel that will be head- and acknowledged, a writing entitled Wire to New Mexican) and Oscar Lawler, in charge of the Thirteen Executed. (By Special teased Owing to the clamor of the old sol (By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) ed westward the next few years and ot to record within the meaning of sec- Chicago, 111., Dec. 6. No apparent tho fitrwnort Angeles, Calif., Dec. 6. George government's investigations into the from' Merida diers. srvip Twninn los de- which Santa Fe ought to get a good tion 3953, C. L. 1897. Special dispatches ap further effort to delay the trial in Alexander, Good Government candi- - alleged dynamiting conspiracy, was to confirm the without bill, 'providing for general pensions share. A resolution was adopted In- "An acknowledgment of an assign- pear shooting the United states District Court was Ior mayor, wno aereatea bating .with his assistants about the frcm $15 to $30, will be passed at this rWle jod - the Southwestern Good Roads ment on the back of an executory con- process at Helacho Yucatan, or thir for beef best way to secure the desired infor- viting made by counsel the pack- session. flarriman, Socialist yesterday In the which meets at Phoenix on tract for the sale of real estate to teen rebels captured by state troops before mation from the two prisoners. There Congress ers when the case was called city election here, was leading nearly j December - who crossed in Pension Bill Will Pass Before iu-- 20, to meet at Santa Fe next which the assignment refers for par- from Campeche, had 17,000 votes at 8 o'clock this 18 sonle quersuun, u sum, as j Judge Carpenter today. Christmas. morning. year. ticulars and purposes of description, to Yjucatah to put down an uprising, John S. asked that At that time the votes in 174 ot the 317 competency of testimony of a con Attorney Miller, D. Dec. 6 Pension Excursion of is not; under the circumstances given Rebels a of not be entered for Washington, C, had been counted. Alexan- fessed murderer such as James B. Mc Newspapermen. Eighty Captured. plea guilty - precincts com- : in this session- of The secretary was directed! to Jn the following statement of the The war department has received a of All of the de legislation early der's vote in those totaled Namara and some indecision as to the , If each the packers. precincts municate with General Col- - 1 case, an acknowledgment of the con well Congress is certain to be pressed. best way of bringing to the attention Manager report that eighty armed rebels fendants were in court. 40,371, and Harriman's 23,853. lier of San California, in ref-- ' tract and the contract Democratic leader Underwood, of the of the grand jury facts in the posses Diego, itself; although have been captured at Gomez near The packers are: J. Ogden Ar Women Cast 75,000 Votes. erence to Santa Instead of was copied into the land records by the House Is authority for the statement As count sion of John J. McNamara. Mr. Law- making Fe, San Geronimo. '';';'. mour, president of Armour & Co. the progressed today, state the Grand Canon, the terminus of the rproper officer, that did not - that some service tension bills will ments ler and Edward assistant U. recording Uprisings also are reported at Hoc- Louis F. Swift, president Swift & Co. were made by election officials Reagan,' excursion of newspaperman ; which make it of record, and con be passed before Christmas. women S. district attorney here, wrestled with thereby tun and in the district of Teflax, Edward F. Swift, vice president ot that cast nearly 75,000 votes, will make a tour of the South and structive notice to a . leaders in the House have the of the matter subsequent pur southeast of Merida. Swift & Co. Charles F. direc- Party or more than half the total vote. The legal phases today no Swift, is to aer-- and Malcolm the local rep- Southwest next April and May. Mr. chaser having actual knowledge & agreed, it reported, get the effect of this was shown by MacLaren, , Cant Find Reyes. tor of Swift Co. Edward Tilden, today Collier favors the plan if Santa Fe of it," vice pension legislation out of the statements of former oppon resentative of the Detective Agency, Laredo, Texas, Dec. 6. There was president National Packing Company, prominent will provide for excursions to . tho The opinion is by Judge L A. Abbott way as early as possible. ents of suffrage that they had been Which arrested the McNamara's and :. no definite trace here of the which the government contends is Cliff Dwellings and Taos by automo- Other cass up today were: today Tariff converted. McManlgal, conferred at length with whereabouts of General Reyes. It is the illegal corporation the trust. Revising Schedules. bile. No. 1409, Territory of New Mexico, D. Dec. Women More Mr. Lawler today about the details reported that he is southeast of Lare Arthur Meeker, general manager Ar- Washington, C, 6. The Intelligent Voters. Booth on Plaza Condemned. ex rel, George S. Klock, appellee, vs. first of the Democratic Election board members declared of McManigal'B confession. As the do, which might mean either that he mour & Co. Edward Morris, presi meeting convene to- A resolution was condemn Edward A. Mann, appellant;, of Berna- members of the House Committee on that the women not only outvoted the grand 'jury does not until adopted ' was ,ln .Texas close to the Mexican dent Morris & Co. Francis A. Fow lillo county, i men in morrow, it is expected that no deci- ing the placing of a "hot dog booth' border or in the state & Ways and Means since adjournment nearly all the precincts but No. 1412. ex W. R. of Tamaulipas, ler, director Swift Co. Louis H. sion would be reached before then. on the Plaza, as unsightly and unsani- Territory, rel, of Congress last August, was held to- showed more aptitude in handling the Morris & ' C. vs. J. G. Heyman, general manager for McNamara. . tary. E. Abbott A. B. Renehan White, appellant, Riggle, pro ballots. They cast their votes more Gloomy Day At 8ERIOUS RIOTING. REPORTED Co. . day. Chairman Underwood and his Carl bate clerk, etc,, appellee, of Lincoln did not need as much The brothers spent a gloomy day in and Bishop were appointed a " NORTH OF 8AL0NIKI The extreme which can be colleagues discussed the general tar- quickly; they committee to to the county. .. penalty coaching and as the men, their cell, looking out upon the bleak, protest mayor case of con iff situation and considered the plan explaining and council No. 1413, Territory, ex rel, W, R. given the defendant" in and worked harder than the men rainy streets. Sheriff Hammell ha city against allowing any Turks Butcher Bulgarians Killing Four of or of action for the session. they one 'White, appellant, vs. Chas. Stevens, viction is a fine $5,000 one year for their favorite candidates. orders not to move the prisoners until to disfigure the Plaza in that man teen and Wounding One Hun- The committee, however, will be ner. sheriff, etc.. appelleee. of Lincoln in Jail or ooui. 8cott Is Knifed. he hears from Mr. Lawler. and Fifty-seve- the ot .- dred gin at once, preliminary work Hotel Facilities. county. :- schedules. Predictions that a reduction in Jos ( Included in the No. 1414, ex rel, W. R. JAMES 8. HARLAN ASSURED revising Scott's vote would SUGAR DROPS ANOTHER The meeting adjourned after a dis Territory, (By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) program for tariff revision v .T he eph show the effect "White, appellant, vs. T. W. Watson, OF of the McNamara case more con- TEN CENTS A HUNDRED. cussion of hotel facilities and the crea Constantinople, Dec. 6. Serious wool, cotton, iron and steel, sugar, even, treasurer, etc,, appellee, of, Lincoln rioting has occurred' at Istlb, about clusively than the defeat ot Harriman, fBv Bpeelal Leased Wire to New Mexican i tion of a game preserve on the Pecos agricultural implements aud food New York, Dec. 6. All grades of re Forest. county,' 90 miles, north of Salonlki, consequent President Taft Announces He Will were practically verified by later re No. " stuffs. :'y'?V fined were reduced 10c a hun 1415, Territory of New Mexico, on the bomb outrage in the Mosque Send Name to Senate Tomor. turns today. Scott, who was one of sugar vs. G. Rockefeller and His Invited. dred today. PROGRESSIVES ONLY HOPE 18 appellee, J. Riggle, probate there on December 4, when 12 persons row Term Seven Years. Pastor the attorneys for the dynamiters, is pounds of D Dec. 6.Wohn v BREAK IN clerk, etc.; apellee, Lincoln county. were killed and 2ft ) wounded. - The By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) Washington, C, president of the municipal school CONVENTION. No. 1414; of D. 6. and Rev. Fred re-ele-ct Territory New Mexico, Turks in revenge attacked the Bulga Washington, C, Dec. Presi ,D. Rockefeller Gates, board. He was candidate for beaten by an even greater majority. vs. of Mr and Cltisens' appellant, Charles A. Stevens, rians whom they accused of being the dent Taft announced today that he manager Rockefeller's chari tion on the Good Government ticket The Good Government Theodore Roosevelt to of coun made a clean Bo sherUf, etc., appellee, Lincoln perpetrators of the outrage, killing 14 would send to the Senate probably ties, were today invited by Chairman and ran more than 4,000 behind the Ccmmlttee forces sweep Used as Cat's Paw for House sv ticket. At one time last . ty. and wounding 157. ' V Thursday, the name of James S. Har- Stanley, of the Steel .Trust in rest of .his ticket "r for their La Follette. .;:' Territory of New Mexico, vs, lan, Interstate Commerce Commis- vestigating appear be Socialists Beatan Two to One. night it seemed that Frank Wolfe, for of 1 W. Watson, treasurer, etc, appellant, WOMAN AND TWO MEN sioner, to continue in that position. fore the committee next Monday, if hot Angeles, Dec, 6. The total vote merly edftr the Morning Herald, (Br Special Leased Wire to New Mex lean candidate for 8L Dec. 6. L. of Lincoln county. ' BURNED BY LYNCHERS. Mr. Harlan, who is a son of the late they care to do so, to reply to charges of 270 out of the 317 precincts that and Socialist council Paul, Minn., George was Record of N. Each of the foregoing reset for Justice Harlan of the supreme court, by the Merritt Brothers, of Minneso- participated in the election yesterday might pull through, but later returns Newark, Y., addressing crushed his a of argument. (By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) will be for a seven-yea- r ta, concerning the $20,000,000 Mesaba showed today: this morning hopes. meeting Republican Progressives not convene af-- said The court did this Memphis, Tenn., Dec. 6. Two ne- term. : ore properties in Minnesota. Mayor, Governor Alexander, Good Harriman Says It Wa a Victory. here today, the Progressives until the defeated Social- were not so sure Theodore Roosevelt tdrnoon having adjkurned groes and one young negress were Fitzgerald Denounces. Cabinet Officer. Government 6848S." i' Job Harriman, afternoon. b.-- ' a o'clock tomorrow burned to death by a mob of white FRENCH MILITARY DIRIGIBLE Washington,, pace's. Chair- Job Harriman, Socialist, 37,064. ist candidate for mayor. Issued would not be a candidate for the Incorporation. , land tenants who object to the occw MAKES NEW ALTITUDE RECORD man Fitzgerald of the House commit- Alexander's majority,; 81,300. statement today, in which he asserted presidential nomination. "Our only A charter wn granted yesterday to pancy of land by near Savan Wire ta New The forty-seve- n that the showing ot the Socialists was hope," said Mr. Record, "is In a break negroes, (By Special leaa4 Menem i tee on appropriations, today charged missing precincts ' the Roswell Manufacturing Company nah, Tenn., yesterday, according to Paris, Dec. 6. The military . dirig- that Secretary, MacVeagh had sent- - to were expected to Swell Alexander's in reality a tremendous victory. in the convention. If that happens, -- secre-- of Roswell by Nathan Jaffa, meagre reports received here today. ible balloon Adjutant Reau, beat the Congress misleading estimates of the lead to more than 37,000. "Oar campaign starts today," ho de- the first cry will he for Rooasvet;, The lynching is said to have occurred world's altitude record for dirigible Prohibition Beaten. clared "We will take the legislature and then, we believe he will throw (Continued on Page UU ten miles from Clifton, Tens. balloons today by ascending 7,058 feet Continued on Page Xagnt The ProhlblUoa amendment tftt next rear. his support -

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VaGE two THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA TE, X. M. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBhV 5, '3,'.- -

5 1,140-poun- d steers from Oklahoma oil i I GASCARETS INSURE mills sold at $5.75 today, and others late last week, 850 pounds, brought The Little Store! despondent $4.85. INSIOEjLEMINESS tothe Front Packers succeeded in putting high Always prices down a little last week, though The Millions of Cascaret Users Never dyspepticshave taken a new after hope the market showed come back Have of the quali Headache, Constipation, testing the powers great ties at the end of the week. The run Biliousness or Sick Stomach. II stomach and remedy is 12,000 today, market a shade high- Cooking Baking Bags er, heavy hogs at $6.30 to $6.35, medi- It Is more necessary that you keep um weights $6.10 to $6.35, lights your Bowels, Liver and Stomach clean, 1 Wt HAVE THEM. I $5.75 to $6.20, pigs, $4.25 to $5.25. pure and fresh than it is to keep the B have THANKSGIVING TURKEYS for our Customers Packers are running rather close sewers and drainage of a large city We'll stocked, as fresh meat trade absorbs free from obstruction. nearly all their purchases. As soon Are you keeping clean inside with or Bananas, Oranges, Chronic cases of indigestion as the run of hogs at Eastern market Cascarets merely forcing a pass if few have heretofore been hard to cure; points subsides a little some improve-men- t ageway every days with salts, Grape Fruits, Nuts, cathartic or castor oil? This is HEhealth the in prices at the Western mar- pills Plum prescribed diets, foods, important Crnberries, Pudding. conventional remedies.often fail to kets is expected, though the help of i i the Eastern order trade. Cascarets Immediately cleanse and AH afford relief ; the sufferer becomes the remove the And Kinds of Vegetables. Sheep and lambs made two sensa regulate stomach, discouraged, despondent. tional advances last total sour, undigested and fermenting food Now a on a week, gain and foul take the excess bile try remedy acting 35 to 50 cents for the week. The ac gases; need not from the liver and out of the new principle; you adopt tion of the market that carry but proved pack system the decomposed waste matter a changed and rigorous diet, ers have small stocks of mutton In WINTER a and poison In the intestines and take, with your ordinary food, coolers, and strengthened the belief of in bowels. spoonful Stomallx water; ) of astute commissionoien that prices No odds how badly and upset you go about your business; will Southern Plaza. Santa Fe. Telephone No. 40. cheerfully advance in the near future. Some feel, a Cascaret will straight- Corr.jr the old stomach distresses will tonight WITH ALL CASH PURCHA8E8. say that skyrocket markets may be en you out by morning. They wort WE GIVE REGISTER TICKETS ambi begin to lessen; good cheer, expected after the new year. They while you sleep. A box from tion and vigor will return. ; therefore advise owners to persist in your druggist will keep your entire Ask Your Druggist. ; feeding. The run is 10,000 here to Don't family feeling good for months. MRS. GOOD COOK: B. FOtJGEM C0 Aftafc U. S NEW YORK market 5 to 10 lower, lambs inside day, up forget the children their little MR. GOBLER ESPECIALLY REQUESTS THAT HE BE CARV- - to $6.00, wethers $4.00, ewes $3.50. a too. need good, gentle cleansing, ED WITH A BRAND NEW CARVING SET. Poorly fatted stock sells far bek) The Delicatessen Store THE STIRRUP-CUP- . OUR CARVING KNIVES WILL CARRY A RAZOR EDGE AND these figures. By Sidney Lanier. AND MAKE CARVING QUICK AND EASY.' Death, thou are a cordial old and 7.25; stockers and feeders $3 5.75; YOU'LL BE GLAD TO HAVE YOUR FRIENDS DINE WITH We carry the best of Imported Goods. DEMAND FOR CASH Look how compounder, with what cows and hefers $25.90; calves $5.50 YOU IF YOU HAVE NEW KN FORKS AND SPOONS FOR is WHEAT GROWING WORSE. IVES, Our Bakery always going. Fresh care! 8.25. THE TABLE. COME AND SEE OURS. Bread and Cakes every day : : : : : Time got his wrinkles reaping thee Hogs Receipts 37.000. Market Fine Weather Causes Corn to Drop 5c lower. Sweet herbs from all antiquity. slow, Light $5.406.10; Wood-Davi- s Co. 'I'M and Oats and Provisions to mixed $5.706.25; heavy $56.25; Hardware if,'. Delicious Cream Puffs on and in Thursday Saturday David to thy distillage went, Sag Sympathy. rough $5.805.95; good to choice Phone 14. If Its .Hardware Wa Have It Phone 14 Gotama heavy $5.956.25; pigs $45.40; bulk Keats, and excellent, Leased Wire to New Omar and Chaucer (By Special Mexican) of sales $5.856.10. 19 Black. Khayyam, bright, Chicago, 111., Dec. 6. With the de NAPOLEON t. 45,000. Market Phone, LOUIS king-deligh- Sheep And Shakespeare for a mand for Receipts cash wheat here becoming 10c lower. Native $2.504; western worse instead of better, the market lambs r a" yearlings F. Then, Time, let not drop be spilt: for futures sank lower and $2.754; $45.50; FRANK GORMLEY, 4 oay native $3.756; western $46. ; Hand me the cup whene'er thou wilt; lower. The was c lower k .opening Kansas City Cattle Market. t 'Tis thy r.ch stirrup-cu-p to me; to c up. started May unchanged Kansas City, Mo., Dec. 6. Cattl-e- I'll drink It down, right smilingly. to c 98 8 to 98 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL higher at but 6,000 300 south fell to 97 The close was nervous Receipts incluu.ng Market to 10c with 98c. erns; steady higher. Handsome Handsome May lower at Native Southern Fine weather made the market for steers, $5.259.00; e AROUND THE STATE 1 steers, $4.256.50; Southern cows corn weak. May opened c lower to and heifers, $3.00 4.50; Native cows a like amount up at 62 4 to 63c and XMAS XMAS Flour Grain, Potatoes and 5alt. v and stockers and Hay, descended to 62 c. The close was heifers, $2.757.00; Secun-din- o in Jail Sheriff 7-- bulls, $3.50 For INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD. Dominguez steady at 62 8 for May, unchanged feeders, $4.005.5; Sole Agents Severiano Do- western Romero arrested from last night. 5.00; calves, $4.007.00; La? has been in- steers , western cows, ALFALFA SEED. All kinds of & field seeds in bulkand minguez at Vegas Oats sagged In consequence of the $4.006.50; flowers, garden packages of the of : GIFTS dicted on the charge lareny bearish feeling in other grain. May $3.005.00. a horse. started a shade off to a shade higher Hogs Receipts 18,000. Market 10c exclusive house in Fe lower. Bulk of The Santa c c. only grain at 49 to 49 and dropped to 48 sales, $5.656.15; SS3 c. o o o ''SSf Charged With Kidnaping. Liquidating sales of lard by foreign heavy, $6.106.15; packers and At Las Vegas Monday afternoon, longs pulled the props from beneath butchers. $5.956.15: lights. $5.40 Mrs. Mary Davidson of Oklahoma provisions. First transactions showed 6.00; pigs, $4.005.00. IS AT OUR STORE. COME was on a Fe a 2 3 2 6,000. Market City, arrested Santa decline of to 7 10c with May Sheep Receipts, AND SELECT YOUR GIFTS. Phone Black Phone Black train on the of a 15.85 9.10 to 9.12 2 steady. Muttons, $3.00 4.00; lambs, CLAUS charge kidnaping delivery for pork; SANTA A LARGE SUPPLY AT 4year-ol- d child. for lard and 8.40 ribs. wethers and yearl- . 45 LEO HERSCH 45 for $5.258.25; range SMALL COST. ings, $3.255.00; range ewes, $2.00 Police Court Cases, 4.00. Phone 6619 Black. Santa Fe, New Mex. At Albuquerque, Claud Bates was MARKET REPORT fined $5.00 and costs for drunken- Try a New Mexioan Want Ad, It Jose- brings results. I ness, and Katherine Mestas, Closing Quotations. phine Garcia and Clarence Smith New York, Dec. 6. Lead 4 Why Mineral Water ? SPECIAL SALE were given ten dollars and costs for 4.50; Mexican dollars 461-2- ; Money Import vagrancy. on call steady, 4 2 per cent; Amal 611-8- Fever : WHEN YOU CAN THE : : at gamated Copper ; Sugar 1161-4- ; Hay and Summer Golds GET Licenses Issued. Atchison 1051-8- ; Great Northern Marriage 126; MU8T BE RELIEVED QUICKLY Celebrated Maiden Buttee Mineral A marriage license was issued at New York Central 105 Northern AND WE RECOMMEND Water, Las Vegas to Victoria Gallegos, aged Pacific 116 1-- Reading 149 1-- South- All Kinds of SANTA FE TRAIL CURIO CO. . - Soda, 20, and Miguel Chavez, aged 21. Both ern Pacific UffS-8- ; Union Pacific 172- Foley's Honey and Tar are residents o La Cuesta. A license Steel 62 pfd. 1091-4- . Special High Ball Ginger Ale WATCH FOR BIG AD was issued also to Paula Aragon, Lead and Spelter. Compound 6. Lead Delivered to house. Patronize home Leave orders aged 21, of Lagunita, and Domingo St. Louis, Mo., Dec. steady For your industry. at c of La 4.37 $6.65 quick and definite results. Gonza:cs. ara 23, Cuesta. spelter unsettled, For MEASLES' for KAUNE & CO.'S PHONE 6.80. COUGH, the COUGH STORE, 26. that follows SCARLET for 1 Grain and Produce. FEVER, Wife in Wineroom. CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, for THE SANTA FE MINERAL WATER CO. Chicago, 111, Dec. 6. Wheat Dec. ASTHMATIC CONDITIONS, or You to see M. B. told John E. .1, are requested call and and Bright Judge 93 May 98. j of whatever origin, including CHRONIC in the county court at Colo Little, Corn Dec. 621-25-- May 62 COUGHS of ELDERLY PEOPLE, use tone he bad found Mrs hear the beautiful rado Springs that Oats Dec. 46 May 48 3-- Foley's Honey and Tar Compound REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE in Denver wine-roo- Bright drinking a Pork Jan. 15.50; cvii saie uj nil un'iSBisii. with a male companion and thai Lard Jan. 8.921-2- . FRENCH PIANO Improved and unimproved City Property, Orchards JESSE when he remonstrated she cursed Ribs Jan. 8.15. rnn PlIC Now on the floor of the Sante Fe Trail & Curio Co. him. Judge Little granted Bright a Wool. rUIi 3A1X andRancles; Also a number of the finest Frnlt and divorce. rtilS PIANO WILL APPEAL TO LOVERS OF MUSIC, AND IS St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 6. Wool steady Alfalfa Ranches in the Espanola Valley with the Very Best of water rights i . and western mediums Imperial ONE OF THE SAMPLE PIANOS OF THE HOUSE OF territory 1720; Laundry and one of the finest orchards on the Tesuque at a Bargain. v PRICES ON STOCK MARKET fine mediums 1618; fine 1115. ON UPWARD GRADE. Cattle Market. For Best Work LEARNARD-LINDEMAN-N COMPANY Chicago Laundry Modern for Rent. Chicago, 111, Dec. 6. CJattle Re Residences are ordering in car-lo- ad for Holiday Trade. Place Cattle Were Less Than One 22,000. Market to 10c shipments your Receipts ceipts steady BASKET LEAVES MONDAY AND TUESDAY order now for your Christmas Piano. Our pianos, our prices and Half as Large at Kansas lower. Beeves 4.609.25; Texas RETURNS THURSDAY AND 103 our terms have satisfied hundreds of New Mexico City, Missouri. steers $4.105.75; western steers $4.40 FRIDAY M. Palace Ave. and Arizona purchasers. R JONES. Kansas Stock Dec. 6. City Yards, HOW'S THIS? at O. K. Barber SANTA FE TRAIL & CURIO CO., SANTA FE. Cattle last week were less Agency Shop receipts We offer One Hundred Dollars Re Mrs. P. O. Brown, than one-hal- f as large here as in the Agent. ward for any case of Catarrh that can- - LEARNARD & Established 1900 previous week. The holiday Thurs. Phone Red No. 23. Red No. 23 not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Phone, WHOLESALE New Mexico accounted for a part of the de L1NDEMANN CO. Albuqurque, day P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. AND RETAIL crease, but not all of it, and the re- Wood E. M. Lehnor, Expert German Piano Tuner. We, the have known P. 3oal duced size of the run started undersigned, buyers J. be. RATON to Prices to advance Cheney for the last 15 years, and thinking. began lieve him honorable in all YANKEE the first of the and firm mar perfectly KERR'S SHOP, HEADQUARTERS FOR week, business transactions and Screened CERRILL08 kets were the rule every day, the financially Lump able to carry out any obligations made HUBB'S LAUNDRY. close being around a quarter higher his firm. Phone we will be to than close of week. Today by us, glad call for Anthracite Coal all Sizes, Smithing Coal. Steam Coal. R. J. CRICHTON previous Kinnan & Marvin, on the market .s steady, receipts 13,000 Waldlng, your laundry Mondays and Tues Sawed Wood and Kindling. Wholesale O, and deliver on head. Except for the fact that Chi Druggists, Toledo, days Thursdays and MONTEZUMA AVKNtJB Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter- Near A. T.A Depot, CAPITAL COAL YARD. LUMBER & COAL YARD cago has 28,000 head today, and Fridays. 8.F. nally, acting directly upon the blood 85 lower market, sales here would be All work is guaranteed; your socks Telephone Telephone 85 and mucous surfaces of the system. are mended and buttons tewed an stronger. Stockers end feeders are Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents DAWSON some sales ten your shirts without extra charge. COAL stronger today, higher per bottle. Sold all Druggists, by PHONE RED 122 PHONE RED 122 than Friday, most of those classes pation. selling at $4.00 to $5.60. A part of R. H. STOLLE, Agent. " the Chicago run today Is show cattle, STAIDLE The Coal." but these will be sold on the market WOOD' YS HACK LINE LIVERY Quality later in the week as Christmas Fir.e Rigs, Reliable Horses, Single 333 HICKOX Near Union beeves, and so have to be reckoned STREET, Depot with in calculations of killers. Na- Prom Saddle Horses OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Buggies, Surries, PHONE, RED 100. tive steers sold up to $8.10 here to- BARRANCA TO TAOS day, and there is good delegation Meets Both North South La Saile Restaurant of Kansas grass cattle, off post grad- Call 'Phone 9 CHAS. up uate course on meal or shock corn, Bounds Trains. GANN, Prop. 4 here today, at $5.35 to $6.00, gome Leaves Barranca on the arrival of Telephone II. When in K'eed of in the good short ted stwws at $6.90. Best Anything the north bouno train and arrives at Two Doorg Below F. Andrews Store. FIRST CLAS5 HACK SERVICE cows $5.25, veals $7.00. Colo- Line. Drivers Furnished bring Taos at 7 p. m.. Meals 25 cents. Livery rado and other cattle are slow- Regular For hire at nepuiar print IshIm and aaddla hone range Ten miles shorter than any other Rooms for Rent 25c and 60c. ing up this week, with almost - KUICK'S HACI Ufll prices way. Good covereo- hacks, and good Short Orders at All Hours. RATEG RIGHT. THEvDOIECOItlCLpia. as good as any time this season, on teams. Fare round Teams - $5.00 trip. K Phone Biaak ttt. ell kinds. Quarantine cattle are most- furnished commercial man to take in BOARD BY THE WEEK $5.00 ly low grade, although a few cattle the towns. Wlro Embudo 20c. surrounding French Noodle Order a dun, Dm Bisair Avium CHAS. CLOSSOtt from the mills are starting. Some 8tatlon. New Terk Chen Suey 60c.

v J. DRINK OLIVE OIL Zook's Pharmacy Zook's Pharmacy 1 lt is a ood-bevera- ge, much to be preferred to coffee, Vac rifin111 irtV Phone I v. ll I L. tea or even Cocoa - - . Phone 213 PURE OLIVE OIL has a palatable, nutty flavor; even the children 213 like it--a- nd they may have it. - - - - . . Good for all sorts of Salads and for Cooking, too. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1911. THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M. PAGE THREE

Only Fifteen More Christmas Shopping Days Left ....GRAND TEA PARTY. .. Seligman Brothers Company's Santa Claus Toyland. They will all be there" Mis Mischief " will be the Hostess, and "Candy Kid," "Tootsie," "Buster Billiken," "Baby Bumps," and " " the Dutch Girl and " Boy " will be among the guests. The Real new and Unbreakable, the Mechanical Walking, the " Old Rag," Celluloid. Dressed or The Doll Line is and Dp-to-Dat- e- dressed. With them we have a large display of Folding Go-Car- ts, English Perambulators, Brass Complete Beds, Doll Furniture and Doll Trunks. KEEP YOUR EYE ON THIS SPACE

W. L. DeCLOW, DIVERT TRAVEL OF THE FIRST HERS America's Largest Horse and Jack Importer, Remov- A LONG FELT WANT ing His Business to New Mexico. STATE I am arranging to change my business location from Cedar T0JHE 151 Rapids, la., to El Paso, Tex., or some desirable pointnear by. I am shipping 30 Imported Stallions and Mammoth Jacks on January I. Fe's where 5UIT5 I Santa only place A Quarter Billion Dollars 1912, being my first consignment. would like to correspond with CUT-FI- T all stockmen who are in need of Stallions, Jacks or Full Blood ARE and made in the City " Might Be Saved to This Mares. I can also furnish Registered Shorthorn and Hereford Bulls Country. and Registered Shropshrire Bucks at very reasonable prices. Please write me. If not in need yourself, please tell your neighbors. W. DeCLOW, Fine We make ADDRESS BR J. BUMBO Cedar Rapids Jack and Stallion Importing Farm, Cedar Rapids, la I have recently secured a special ra te by express by which I can ship jacks at lower rates than ever before. I can ship jacks from Cedar Rap- Imported the Busi- Statistics of U. S. Reclamation ids, la, to Albuquerque, N. M., for $55 each, to Phoenix, Ariz., for $104 Service. at National each, and can reach other points at c orresponding rates. Clothes Speaks ness an Irrigation Congress.

suchasyou Art. Every (By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) Chicago, Dec. 6. If half of the Wells & Co. can only Garment present tourist travel to Europe could Fargo Express be diverted to the West, more than see in the is made a quarter of a billion dollars now a General Express Forwarders by spent abroad annually would be held rl 'j HZ in circulation in the United States, TO Big Cities. WE Experts according to C. J. Blanchard, stati-cia- n 1 of the United States Reclama- All Parts of The World We have 31 CAN in Their tion service in an address before the National Irrigation Congress here to- Save and Inconvenience by Purchasing Wells lT-- U Mr. Money Them. DO Line. night. Blanchard, described the Fargo Domestic Money Orders, Travelers' great natural scenic attractions of Checks and Orders the West, declared the Foreign Money American desert is disappearing urg- ed Americans to undertake an inspec- Payable U. S., Canada, Mexico tion trip through what was once the Throufhout FOR LADIES I FOR GENTS arid West. Yellowstone Park, Glacier Park, 3 REMITTANCES SENT BY TELEORAPH Crater Lake, Yosemite Park, the Grand Canyon of Arizona all present j Jt j an infinite variety of scenic attrac- tions which would make such J. D. BARNES, Agent. a trip more worth while than tours of $25.00 $20.00 to Mr. Blanchard. Europe, according "The knowled of the West and its resources gained by the tourist would 1 UP UP increase his confidence in western se- curities and would encourage larger investment, he said. POWHATAN E. CARTER, "A wider knowledge of the State Senator Fro m Roosevelt County. Work Will Please You West will in time compel Congress to abandon its continued poli- Holiday long Promptness will Satisfy You cy of indifference and neglect of our if not the youngest legislator of the ' parks and will bring more liberal ap- X Age, 25 years. X seventy-thre- e members of both Many years of experience means propriations for their management X ' Born in Texas. X houses, Powhatan E. Carter, a lawyer Our "Instead of a level of sun- 3t Educated in public shools of of Portales, Roosevelt county, who plain Work that cannot be and baked, shifting our desert ia 38 Texas and New Mexico. X will represent his county In the Sen--, equaled a sand, ' Suggestions a region of varied and interesting top- X Attended Clarendon College, X ate, comes well equipped by education trial order will convince ography with every gradation of 3S Texas; Valparaiso University, X to be a lawmaker. He is a native of you. - HOLIDAY STOCK affords from semi-tropi- c to north-tem- - X Indiana; Cumberland Univer- X Texas, and' is 25 years old. He came perate. It possesses all the climates X sity, Tennessee. X to New Mexico when he was 14 and OUR WHY NOT PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR A of Europe, while its scenic wonders X Came to New Mexico eleven X attended the public schools In this fine footwear treat for the SUIT OR AN OVERCOAT WITH THE have no rivals in, any country. In X years ago. X territory as well as in the state of our desert proper are located all the X Admitted to bar three years X his birth. From public school he whole family. At this time important national parks, whose X ago. X went to Clarendon College, Texas, acres of territory embrace X Engaged in practle of law. X thence to Valparaiso University, In- of the finds our store more natural wonders than can be xxxxxssxsssxxx diana, and finished his law course at year always Tailor found in all other parts of the world. Cumberland University, Tennessee. Q CIo-vi- (fapital with T. J. Mabr of was to bar full of new suitable "Our new secretary of the Interior Disputing He admitted the three bright, goods SYUFY & YOUNG. honor of the and in of is advocating a definite and the being youngest years ago is active practice practical state senator on 253 San Francisco Street, x SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO policy for the administration of these the Democratic side, his profession. for all occasions. We can show playgrounds of the people. He should have the 'hearty Miss E. D. Carrizozo. A the most shoe of every patriotic American whose Missan, Real Estate Transfer warrenty you satisfactory pride of country extends beyond his M. Ross, Buckman. deed from MarytM. Victory to J. D. ALL WRONG. T. Buckman. for either full wear own door yard. J. Sawyer, Mulligan was recorded by George W. dress, evening W. B. Webster, Ft. Morgan, Colo. The Mistake Is Made "Two economic problems of obvi- Armijo, clerk of the probate court to- by Many Santa A. Ketsteln, Racine, Wis. or for at home. Citizens. ous importance confront the people Henry The involved is unim- your stay Fe Lee E. Anderson, Tres Piedras. day. property Red Don't mistake the cause of back, of the country today, viz: Increasing land located in the vicinity of E. G. Abraham, Denver. proved ache. the opportunities for our citizens to Consid- Would it not be possible for you to Lutz Rosenstein, Los Angeles. the territorial penitentiary. To be cured you must know the acquire homes of their own, and a eration nominal of acre of A. W. Roth, Denver.. arrange for a visit inspection. It is a cause. larger production per staple Denver. crops. While, we have not Charles Hammick, Cross It is wrong to Imagine relief is yet 1915 Fran to show you what we have to It The cure. reached the acute stage in the strug- CJ. Burkhardt, (San A Calendar With Class pleasure 1912 is Backache is ache. gle for existence which prevails in cisco.) Butt Brothers calendar for without to kidney C. W. Johnson, Denver. artistic and natur- urging you buy. You must cure the kidneys. many parts of the old world and the one of the beauty we Coronado. ally finds many admirers in Santa Seals A Santa Fe resident tells you how. Orient, are not far removed from SHOES FOR CHILDREN. wnen ovei-pop- u- M. C. de Baca Bernalillo. Fe. TThomaa M. Baca. Cerrillost St.. critical Period 1 Bring a Merry Christinas latton and unaer Production shall be-I-n Juan Martinez, San Lsidor. Pat. Gun Metal, r Santa Fe, N. Mex, says: "My faith rou want on earth Kid, Pills Is as come vital questions with us. D. Martinez, Taos. If anything trj Doan's Kidney just a Want ad i the New Mexican Vici $1.00 to $3.00 strong today as when I publicly1 "The enormous Increase in. the cost J. Smith, Denver. Kid, recommended them in 1902. I was or. tne necessaries oi lire furnish ONE I ONE caused much suffering by backaches abundant evidence ot the imperative f for never need of better Felt Slippers in Red CENT ll O 1!; CENT three years and though I fanning. laid off from work, my back was so Mr. Blanchard described the ac- - .75 to 1.50 EACH and Blue, each j! painful that It was all I could do to complishments ot the (reclamation get around. Doan's Kidney Pills en service. In eight years. 7.000 miles tirely relieved me and I had no return 0f canal have been dug, nineteen SHOES FOR WOMEN. attack of the trouble for six months. . - Provide miles of tunnels have been excavat- Red Cross Seals At that time my work brough on a ed through mountains and three ot These Things recurrence ot the complaint I at the greatest irrigation dams in the once took Doan's Kidney Pills and world have been built Water no to me is medicine $2.00 $5.00 they gave relief. A medicine that 13 available for 1,086,000 acres of land the best selling cough Public Education lives' to the claims it Hospitals and Sanatoria up made for upon which 14,000 families are now sssyp to-da- like Doan's Kidney Pills do, deserves , y , Dispensaries and None living-- and land values have increas the market because in Visiting the endorsement" on it Felt Slippers all strongest ed 1105,800,000. v These Prevent Tuberculosis For sale by all dealers. Price 50 Colors, .75 to 2.00 centfA FosterrMilburn Co., Buffalo, does just exactly what a cough and Protect Your Home New York, sole agents tor the United Hotel Arrivals. States. medicine is to do: it SHOES FO MEN. Lett Tear 1300.000 Worth Wen Sold Remember the name Doan's and expected stops Tbis Year a Million la Needed from take no other. Palace. A. Las Vegas. and colds and effec- Tans, Gun Metal, Pat. Red uroea seals Straus, coughs speedily to Have you furnishes Rooms to Rent? Mrs. Otto Kochitzky, Cape Girar Kid and Vici Kid, $2.00 $6.00 WILL YOU DO YOUR PART? A little campaign Want advertising deau, Mo. tively. Should be in the house New Mexican will the In Miss Mary Kochitzky, Cape Girar kept . Red Crow Saab Cost oOr One in the keep ' Cent each, and .hoaid be used come from your furnished rooms from deau, Mo. Felt and Leather on tbe back of n Christmas Matt ' children. 3.00 lapsing. The classified columns are A. J. Westland, Denver. , constantly where there are 1.25 to Ciom Lee B. Los If iw caaaat bar d Sails la iaac fUaMn. always looked up closely and it will Hawkins, Angeles. Slippers, L. G. All par 70a well to use them. Rendau, Chicago. whoop- For Sale at Drug Stores and Montezuma. Aprompt helpforcroupand wettmer's look Store.' Let Him Know ft If you are out ot J. H. Smith, AlbuquerQue. children. See a position, 7ou must let the employer Colonel B. W. Dobson, Albuquerque. ing cough. Give it to your Iw Are You a SellerT--Aa asveroes- - know It A wast advertisement In the W. H. Brown, Espanola. il Quality Oar classified columns of the stud-ac- ta Meets ohn Bient in the New Mexican will reach every C. D. Cleveland, City. Takeityouielf.Containsnoopiates. II 9flueger Wiidow will put your estate and professional man In the city Ed. Stern, St Louis. New If Hew ml ' " Display cm market effectively. It will put sad county anV a great many In the A. B. Williams, Denver - 1 (be ' in the tacts of your property before tv tovritorv. If VIM ha.va aav aiwwlat k T. M. Wood, Denver. t The geniiihd b a yellow package. ' DRUGGISTS. .7M c n ptsmbto kaytx ... at de not hid It inter a taafcei. W. B. Wagner, Carrlsoso, FOR SALI Y ALL

15 ?AGE FOUR THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1911.

SANTA E NEW MEXICAN needed to increase their comfort and SLOW, DRAGGING MOVEMENT prosperity. ON STOCK MARKET. What a great thing it would be if THE NEW MEXICAN PRINTING COMPANY PUBLISHERS. Uncle Sara were to take similar in- Lehigh Valley is Suddenly Rushed Up PAUL A. F. WALTER FRANK P. STURGES, terest in the settlers of the Estancia Two Points and Reading Gains Editor and President. Vice President. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Valley or of other of New in Sympathy. JOHN K. CHAS. M. portions STAUFFER, STAUFFER, Mexico, besides for r. who, shifting Secretary-Treasure- General Manager. themselves, mast comply with scores (By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) New Dec. 6. OF SANTA FE as Second Class of rales and and re- York, Slow, dragging Eaterod Matter at the Santa Fa Postoffice. regulations legal movements of stocks the strictions that make it difficult in- during ab- RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. Daily, six by mall. .$8.50 stead of to secure morning refected the continued THE OLDEST BANKING INSTITUTION months, easy patent for sence of Dally, pei week, by carrier...... 26 their homesteads. speculative interest Fluctua- Weekly, six months . 1.00 tions of nar- IN NEW MEXICO. Dally, per sconth, by carrier... .75 stocks were unusually . 2.00 row Daily, per month, by mail .66 Weekly, ner year THE DIVINE among the standard issued; UNREST. inere was some furtner on most favorable on of Oaily, per year, by mall 7.00 WeekVy, per quarter . .50 The of the Good Government pressure Loansmoney the terms all kinds victory against the Wabash securities on ac- forces at Los so and collateral . and sells bonds and Angeles following count of as to the out- personal security. Buys OFFICIAL PAPER OF SANTA FE COUNTY. closely upon the denouncement in the uncertainty come of the proceed- stocks in all markets for its customers. Buys and sells McNamara cases; is of the fact : The New Mexican is the oldest new In New Mexico. It is sent to proof ings.' ' domestic and foreign, exchange" and makes " spaper that the American as a rule, telegraphic in and has a and growing circulation people very postoffice the Territory, large are sound in intellect and sentiment transfers of money to all parts of the civilized world on as the of the Southwest. after n 1Uw h tnere was among Intelligent and progressir people ng to home money-transmitti- Contrary general opinion at scattered UquWatUm in some of the liberal terms as are given by any and abroad, the Americans as a;na-;lo- jced raUroads and spec-lal1,- agency, public or private. Liberal advances made on con- American Tobacco preferred rose 2 signments of livestock and products. The bank executes are off emotional; they apt to go in mrMea and th rallied Tne all orders of its patrons in the banking line, and will extend a but in brjskiy tangent, good time and reason; EOld and to in all directions as is consist- rail- y ferred tne four,s them as liberal treatment THE FIRST TAX AND REVENUE sis in 1881, when he Santa Fe rL,:ljreturn to the basis of 1$s plain, Too LAW OF NEW MEXICO. road the by. The maps good.i.g aboye yStrday. Weighty. ent sound passed city hard, common sense as they have done seems to said ac-- with banking. of the Transcontinental route for au- Bonds were easy, "It me," Batersby, was known to writers on New in Los Angeles, to Cleveland Plain Dealer. It tomobiles Santa Fe as one of cording the OFFICERS. . have It is a favorite theme of "that we are all the Mexico history that one of the princi- But Santa preachers. mf ,uhn knocking nearly its important points. Fe, aau IB n UL 00,v R. J. PALEN, President. J. B. READ, Cashier. pal, if not the causes respon- viawia, mat lllia lllue; to 1791-8- , a of 13-4-. romance ana imagination oui oi me primary together with Raton, Las Vegas, and unrest. There never was a in gain Reading sible for the great rebellion of 1837, time moved in to the extent of a when we commercialize marriage for LA. HUGHES, t. F. McKANE, Assistant Cashier. Albuquerque, is about to be taken oft the world's when was sympathy I was a law which imposed a tax on per- history there t hn the f thD morvaf that's about what we are doing. like that map. The immense advertising not much unrest thani . . , old sonal property, as well as on occupa- unrest, greater . hroat of ,.a the good way of courting, the way Santa Fe and towns even j mntln,0 given adjacent at present. Agitation and reyo-- that was the classy when knights tions but the law itself was never is on h pacific and 80me thing by reason of the Scenic Highway lutions that are . ... , , were bold. I idea of gallon- - PAID ON found, notwithstanding the unceasing today kept Ci like the TIME DEPOSITS to re-ac- t; for when the tour-jW- - efforts of all historical students. Such beginning defined channels of legal proced--j Lt Z nthZV lnS across the drawbridge and snatch- 41 ists strike Santa Fe, they find the vre, centuries ago would have swept T ing up the girl of my heart and put a thing, as a system of taxation to j Hin ,ro ,,,, Highway can not be used, was never the nation and even the earth with ting her on the saddle before me and of in New Mexico funds completed, halted within sight the bloodshed and devastation. People W like mad! Wouldn't at that time; the 1 A f d liquidatlon of various obscure nnnin fnA rrrxi r. rr i n V.rt xUQnnci l1ir.Al n nnnt urtl mtinlt tndoir ttinn that suit for the preservation of order, the pay """" ,wu "lv v"""- -" luau issues. you?' To a visitor this fact is as-- ver because have learned "No, it wouldn't," the other of the company of soldiers stationed casual before, they A chal stocks and bonds replied and he l, because are begin-- j man. "The girl of my heart weighs in the city, and for the pay of salaries, tounding, disconcerting, they wfire effected rumors of a an that but to 300 pounds." .' etc., were derived from the duty im. leaves the territory with idea ning merely beginning think, of the com-- nave v. . , , How About That Fire Insurance? posed on goods imported from Mis- - amadous uu u.nrauu,., ul, (pcny The common st0cks sold at mat us roaas are. execrauie-ai- T Chihuahua etc. In 7" " . the at 9. and 5 souri, Durango, """T".".,, " 1212, preferred the per BAD BREAK. would be made via rejumces. 1-- 1836, the resources derived from these! that future trips ; Cent bonds at 62 which were about .i towns. nas ana YOUR PROPERTY FULLY PROTECTED? ;; chnnnels of trd heins exhausted. other ( mere always Deen, always jthe iowest figurs eVer reached. Fed- IS a Di-- ; poverty stared the people of the capi- Even now, it is being seriously dis- will be, dissatisfaction.' It is e,.al Mming preferred slumped 7 vine dissatisfaction that makes z for V tal in the face to such an extent that cussed to run the transcontinental points to 38, and Toledo, St. Louis and c moment a man is 3-- !- -- Governor Albino Perez went to the highway far south of Albuquerque, progress. The satis Western preferred yielded 2 i. Tbel think About It - Then Act ! extreme of borrowing money from the via El Paso and Tucson, because of fied with himself and with everything close was weak. American merchants, pledging the pro- the horrible condition of roads in around him, he has 'ceased to grow and spiritually. Conditions MOULTON-ESP- E ceeds of the custom house income New Mexico. This can be prevented, mentally CONCRETE BUILDING COLLAPSE THE COMPANY which was are not what they should be. The la- fiom duties on merchandise if New Mexico makes up its mind to AT INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Missouri next borer does not get sufficient out of to arrive from the year. complete El Camino Real and the SANTA N. M. also ex-- ! toiI. nor he creator of things fot GENERAL AGENTS, FE, The funds thus raised were wiWav withnnt frthPr (By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) hausted and famine and rear-i,- . sin ail mart ihis creations. The average man and Dec. 6. Three anarchy " h.,nrtin Indianapolis, In., - ntr, woman do not of the ed their head on every side. Govern- ff t on this road insteaQ o scattel get enough good workmen are known to have been of of leisure to to or was a ame x things life, live, in- Ferez very man, naa,ing jt over twenty-si- counties. The killed the collapse of a concrete ! read, to to do good. There is been a great general, a man of pres-- resolutions adopted by the Chamber study, building today and it is feared from of not sufBcient assurance to the thrifty, tige and was highly thought ino Commerce last evening to this fifteen to twenty others are buried and ex- - the hard worker, the ambitious, that As a man of ability an(J the commercia! in the ruins and have lost their lives. fect werJ timely( will have enough to live on in perience he saw that there was of tne should they Fir-- broke out in the debris after Fe Mill butl. territory old age, or during illness or when In- Santa one hope left to save the country from Jn the fell. Planing jQin ganta Fe haT, tle leg. building UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. starvation and rebellion and that the;...... capacitated. Every boy and girl does Mrs. Oldwed Tom, dear, do yon . w- creaung not have an cnance make rPm.dv - the imposition of a tali"'8 equai tp Thea- - love me as much as ever? ' uamino neai ana ior us Go to it, Bill!'; New State . : Window on and proviaing good. There are still licensed facto- Mr. Oldwed Sure. Mouldings Frames, Wainscotting occupations, animals, peddlers constructj0n tre. and retail merchants. He accordingly ries of crime, of stunted manhood and Mrs. Oldwed Why? Sash, Doors, na'. Door Frames, Ceiling, of of casings, urged the ayuntamiento (City Council) womanhood, disease, unsanitary Mr. Oldwed (absently) Force of Dfy Run F00ring Custom Work to such law. The avuntamiento HELPING INSTEAD OF HINDERING! conditions, of undeserved poverty, and Certainly Not. habit, I guess. pass "If a with the govern SETTLERS. until these are abolished, sloth and I may occupy your attention immediately complied few Office, Bar, Bank and Church Fixtures; also General Cabinet or's and on the 5th satisfaction with existing conditions moments," said the caller, laying recommendation Persecution of settlers in western Stuck Up. Odd Jobs and Custom Work. All work famous law would be crime. a manuscript before him, "I should Work, Turning, day of June, 1836, the , states by federal agents, both of the is like to have you read this. It is an at- The Btngles hate a touring cap was passed and signed by Governor However, it not through the first time it gets a bill ' guaranteed satisfactory and prices reasonable. Interior and Agricultural Depart- of tempt to write a new national hymn." Perez. overturning existing government I'm 'frald their beads will break right liberal tit ments which governors on the "gov- vio- The head of the. publishing house off, Ws solicit a share your patronage. Estimates cheerfully furnished The law imposed a tax from that betterment comes. After every ranging ernors now the East read it through- Their necks are all so stiff. twenty-fiv- e cents to ?15 on all vehic special" touring lent revolution, there comes a period while in it half was his les and animals used or repeatedly charged Chicago of retrogression, of exhaustion, of des- "Well, sir, isn't bad," Etc. P. M. & SON by peddlers verdict. "The music has been written An Accident. Specifications, HESCH, Jr. merchants to introduce merchandise wiu 06 investigated. The executives pondency that ends in a tyranny at Phone Black 33166. a at 4 - t loT Jt 1 Lady of the House I know that into the city. Those desiring to cutut lue "uuu'i' j times worse than one overthrown. It presume? Music for it? , Of course not. What your character has been blackened. timber for lumber had to pay $5 a!th general assertions of Louis W. is not revolution but evolution, that - have we for national air? This Applicant Yes, ma'am;' that's month. For entertainments, such as Hnl. wno Pointed to the active essist- will bring the millenium. Therefore, jse any ance to settlers in western of Los done Is intended to be sung to the tune of where my last missus spilt the in dances, thea'ters, etc.. a license of given the people Angeles have " on . , . . TTnnlrfi 'Die Wacht am Rheln.' THE PALACE ou- A. i mi. f!analn , in nntraot- in oihat well to defeat by overwhelming ma- it irom cenis to $1 was imposeu. iue- AND Justices of the different wards of the 'Sam does. They were considerably jority, three to one, the Socialists smss Chi-seve- ONLY" The Dark Side. city were charged by said law, under embarrassed while attending the who thought that they had about gain RESEMBLANCE. are you so glum?" and forfeiture of em-- ' cago land show by the prominence of ed possession of the beautiful city. "Why THE MONTEZUMA penalties "Our landlady's friends gave her a ployment, with the making forthwith j the Canadian exhibit of the products Bureau prune shower last night." y, Now of a complete list of all the inhabitants ; and resources of British Columbia, The Census has taken a Santa Fe, New Mexico: Under the Same Management. of all ages in their respective wards, j Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alber- - census of the commercial bakeries in Vi Vi " .rinnr nf oeo Mtn nl Tl tr lha- mi m. to-- - f I"! (TO t witll tllA OvVlihlt nf thia the United States and announ- Mark of Approval. Willi itcn jl auvvi iniuiug i.,- uu.u , ...vu uau,v.i vj today The only GOOD HOTELS in the Capital City of New Mexico. Room if any, of drones or who Canadian which was ces that there are 23,926 of them rep- "Was that dog all right?" her, idlers, government K.-ni- $211,-000,00- recular O. Cuisine and service unexcelled. were not lawfully employed, and to thronged with visitors. Literature resenting capital of more than- "Yes en suit with private baths. table em- a fine on all such All j which was out the Canadian About 120,000 hands ere Natural Consequence. impose persons. given by Rooms. THOS. passengers coming into the city, Northern railroad which traverses ployed and these are paid annually 1 hear the department store made Large Sample DORAN, Proprietor on brooms ad- whether foreigners or from other j the provinces, represented among the almost $75,000,000. The value of the t good profit the they j . parts of the Republic of Mexico, were exhibits stated that 525,000 citizens product is given at almost $400,000,-000- vertised as bargains." to report themselves to the alcaldes of the United States have to The increase in wages paid the they made quite a sweeping gone "s, women came within three days after their arrival, Canada during the last few years, past ten years in this industry has resMKitlon, so the down e 119 with the dust" stating the object of their visit, their The governors on the whole were con-plac- been per cent; and the increase Coronado Restaurant n of residence and the name of siderably startled. "The West is ir in the, value of the product forty-seve- trade, occupation or profession. ing throttled because of this per cent. Cause and Effect. As soon as the law was put into ef-- conservatism," said Jov. Hawley. 'So that fellow butted in, did he?" & Meals rebellion to be e that's how he managed to Short Orders run Night. Regular 25c. feet began fomented, "Out in my state we find special ag-th- A few days after the election, the "Yes; get Day movement with the ay culminating nts of the Interior and Department Albuquerque Journal, Democratic, M'Swatters (handing M'Swithers his goat" Furnished rooms in connection. Hot & Cold Baths. Electric Lights .open revolt which in August of th 0f Agriculture filling the courts with published the total ana final vote of case) There, old man, you'll find tha - next year, i6i, resuitea in tne assassi- baseless nrosecutlons. Thev ar out Bernalillo county for Summers Burk- - something like a cigar. Entire change of program tonight. 222 San Francisco Street :: :: G. Ll'PE HERRERA, Prop nation of Governor and of the New Perez there endeavoring to make reputation hart for supreme court justice, as be-f- M'Swithers (puffing) Hem! most State Theatre. other territorial officials and the es- themselves. They start prosecu-- ing 2,631. The day after, it explain-tion- s remarkable resemblance. What is it? tablishment of the revolutionar..' gov- against persons who should not ed it had make a mistake, and said ernment with Jose Gonzales as gov- bo and then assistant at- Burkhart's vote was 2,831. The Mon- . XX X XX X ernor. prosecuted The Result P. & Son SXXXSSSSSXSXSSXXXX XXXXX torney generals are sent out from the day afterwards, without any further Jack and Jill went up the hill. J. Steed This important law, which had such East to in At clip o'er things to hurtle; fight the cases the courts. explanation, it published a table, six-fo- a baleful consequence, has been They tried to take a wall. CARPENTERS just We ask for home rule. We ask that making the Burkhart vote 2,969. The And then their car turned turtle, OH! YOU SPORTS found M. by Attorney Benjamin Read the attitude canvassing board added uomestio science. ft government's present yesterday AND UP-TO-DA- w ho will make use of in CABINET MAKERS. TE it his coming end. It is necessary that this evil be 31 to that vote and if another count Stella How do you balance your Take a look at our lineof NEW and Illustrated of New Mexico. History stopped." Governor Norris asserted were made today, it probably would meals? the stopping of the development of keep on growing. Of course, it's aL Bella-rKa- sy! What I leave I warm FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER KEEP SANTA FE ON THE MAP. the resources of the western states bat 0Ter tor Jack: and what he leaves I ; right, straight, etc., if such things SIGN PAINTING NEATLY DONE. : The greatest "blow to Santa Fe's places a burden on eastern industry. were to be recorded on the other side warm 0Ter Ior myself. Judge, HATS future was when the Santa Fe Rail- The fact that Canada has appointed of the political fence, what a howl THE NIFTY NEW STYLE ! road surveyed its main line, via Lamy a special commissioner, Arthur about fraud, about withholding and Its Unwholesomeness. All Work Guaranteed. Phone, Red 115 instead via this city. Had the Santa Hawkes, formerly industrial com- doctoring of returns there would go "I do wish, Johnny," said Mrs. Lap. GRAYS and BLACKS Fe built via this city, Santa Fe would missioner for the Canadian Northern, up from the San Juan to the lower sling, "you wouldn't chew gum so BROWNS, have become what Denver is today, to investigate what can be added to Pecos and from the Canadian to the much. It overworks your salutary ' NEW METHOD TOILET SHOP one and the Santa Fe railroad, naturally, free trees, clean seed and govern- Gila! glands." You cannot afford to be without would have profited by such develop- ment creameries that provide imme- MRS R. LOPEZ. ment far beyond all the other devel- diate cash income to settlers was PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. Logical Excuse. Manicuring opment it has brought about in New spoken of to illustrate the shortcom- Your hear that Shampooing druggist will refund money if 1 Spendit hat not paid Hair Massaging , 5 ADOLPH SELIGMAN DRY GOODS Mexico. ings of Unle Sam. This commission- PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure for his yacht Dressing CO.: any yet" Chiropody. " Santa Fe faces such another crisis, er is making personal inquiry of set- case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or "So; he regards It as a floating cri- - Room F. Andrews' Store. - as little appreciated, as was the tlers in Central Alberta as to things Protracting Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50c lent" Front Over X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X SPIT REDUCTION LE Sterling Detachable Pure Silk Umbrellas, Regular Price, $7.50 OUR SPECIAL PRICE, $5:50 '; Brass Ink Stands, 75c. to $1 50 Br&ss Candlesticks, 50c to $2.50 Sflwtf EHesh Bagc-LeafclS-aetf ko Base Br&a Book Racks, $2.50 t - i V 1 Our immense stock will be sold at reduced priges, T "y

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UNITED STATES BANK & TRUST CO. v.r PERSONAL MENTION 25 Discount A. , CAPITAL 850,000 00 Lee E. Anderson of the United THOSE States forest service is registered at the Montezuma. NoveltyFancyFeathers Does a General Banking Business i Miss Lida Galahan of St. Louis is in the city visiting her sister Miss Pearl and Dress Shapes. 2 VII 1 C Galahan of Johnson street. XMAS m-m- a Attorney H. M. Dougherty, member ffi?mzzL& mm has Your Patronage Solicited of .the constitutional convention, is SEE THEM AT in tSanta Fe on legal business. MISS A. MUGLER. M. Ross, a lumberman of Albuauer- - -- que, was at the Montezuma yester- 1911 B. LAUGHLIN, President H. F. STEPHENS, Cashier, mm i9ii He is on day. his way to Albuquer from Taos for W. E. GRIFFIN Asst. Cashier ' - tor, arrived yesterday . que. iv ; a short visit to the He was Colonel Wltttobsori.' capital. E. attornev f a for clerk on In candidate probate the Albuquerque, is the "capital city on Democratic ticket. Dusmess. He Mon- is stopping at the County School tezuma. ' .. Superintendent John V. Conway, who has just re- Charles - Established 1856.. Incorporated 1903. B. Barker, mineral insnec- from an insDection tor turned trip to the of the general land office leaves southern school left for districts, today tonight points south on official on a similar to the northern dis business. trip trict of Santa Fe county. T. J. Sawyer, the Buckman lum- - - , According to a telegram received Ladies Coats ber.-nan- is Store making Santa Fe a short H. W. The by Kelly today, Dan Kelly and Qurfstoas business visit. He is a Kuest at the Miss Helen landed in New and that have, Montezuma. Kelly Style patterns York today after their trip to Pana- A the well with all its traditions, means above everything else the never been shown before. Straus, known retired ma and will arrive in Las Vegas so merchant of Las Vegas, is a at Ou-ti- Good Our stock has never contained (nest about Decenrber 15. Las Vegas CHRISTMAS, of Cheer." the Palace. He came up from Las as does this selected from WE CAN FIT YOU IF YOU GIVE US A CHANCE Vegas In his motor car. it year. Personally Douglas Walker and W. D. Codg-wel- l we can assortment that cannot J. H. Smith, deputy United States the world's best markets, show an the state organizer of the Mod- of will a of Holi- Marshall, spent a few days at home ern Woodmen of America, left this be outdone west Chicago. Nothing produce genuine spirit in - Ladies Waists Albuquerque, returning yesterday. morning on a hunting trip to the Jemez day Season so much as a token of your regards. It will serve as a "penance" in silk He is registered at the" Montezuma. mountains. They will go as h'gh in in a sense, and make you feel that you are still akin to man. We earnestly New assortment and Clay' Patterson and Tom Conrov the canons as possible in a motor car more finish urge you to buy early, as you will find it much satisfactory. Many - - - left this morning well provided with and their journey on foot. They be this wool guns and other accessories, for their have been boasting of their prowess of our choicest novelties are already sold and cannot duplicated ranch in Taos county called tho "Re as nimrods a great deal lately. The season. treat.", j truth will soon be out. OUR CHRISTMAS TOYS BRING CHRISTMAS JOYS ! Not only for Girls and Misses Demosthenes Martinet brother of Attorney John Y. Hewitt, member if are remem- - of the last and the but the old folks feel as young they kindly Malaquias Martinez, the oil inspec- legislative assembly young, just of Aviation caps in endless colors candidate for district judge on the bered by their friends. Below we mention a few of the many hundreds Democratic ticket, is in the capital selected presents that will be appropriate : NEW STATE THEATRE from White Oaks, Lincoln county. A. G. Pollock of the Indian Service, COD P.EMTIEMEN Neckties, Mufflers, Sweaters, Suspenders, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, has a ' heturned from visit to Albu- lUlA UCll I LEiHEn Toilet Sets, Traveling Sets, Military Brush Sets, Gloves, Etc. Knit silk ties in of TO-NIGH- T. vv querque. a variety John Oldham and H. A. news- Table Corpe PHD THE I A HIPC Fancy Handkerchiefs, Fancy Hosiery, Linen, Napkin Sets, e papermen from Pueblo, are up-to-dat- colors and Colorado, 1 HE LAIICO Towels, Center Pieces, Music Rolls, Fine Kid patterns a few days in Santa Fe. rUu Fancy Handbags, spending Beau- They came here from Raton. Gloves, Fancy Combs, Toilet Articles, Embroidery Sets, Shirst Waist Patterns, Fine China, A MOST COMPLETE LINE Gabriel Pop, the well known sheep- tiful Pictures, Mexican Drawn Work Patterns, Fancy Box Paper, Useful Hand-mad- e Articles. OF SILK LISLE HOSIERY man of this city and Cornona, Lincoln county, is seriously ill at his home on PHD THP IITTIP fiYPQ Our Line qf Suitable and Useful Presents for the Little Capitol Hill in this city. As a last lUR I HE Lll ILE UHEJ Folks is too varied and numerous to even mention resource to save his life, Dr. J. A. some You will here for little folks that is to be found Rolls performed a critical operation of them. find practically anything your 5ELIG nnMPANY on Monday. in any Xmas store in the large city. I WW 111 I 1111 I Mrs. A. J. Chapman, deputy oil in- ' spector, Is ill with an' attack of s. P.O. Box, 219. : : : : : : Phone 36 j; REAL BARGAINS IN SILVERWAffiuSSiSSM At noon today in the Presbyterian in and Knives and Forks that we to close out, as we do not intend to Manse, Rev. B. Z. McCollough, rastor sterling Spoons propose of the First Presbyterian church, unit- carry this line any more. If you are looking for bargains in this particular line of suitable ed in marriage Miss Elizabeth De presents for the wife, do not overlook this special sale. Nisson and William B. Wagoner. Both of the young people are from Carri-zoz- We take the liberty here to thank our many friends and customers for the Lincoln county, the home of us to Gcvernor-elec- t McDonald. Mr. Wag- most liberal patronage they have given during the year drawing oner Is assistant postmaster at that a close. We shall continue to try and merit your confidence and FOE REN! place, while Mrs. Wagoner since com- patronage by honest dealing and fair prices. ing from Arkansas City, Kansas has been teaching there. The young peo- MISS HAZEL REESE ple left on the 12:45 train for Carri-zoz- o where they intend to make their ''" who heads the Big " Happy Hoo- home. HOUSES j The Misses Helen and Louise W. N. TOWNSEND & GO., ligan " Comedy Company. If you and Miss Caroline Lee of THE MASTER TAILORS THE PRICE MAKERS. dont want to laugh stay at home. ; Kansas City, who attended, the recep-- I tion at the executive mansion Admission, . . . 10 and 20c. Monday Furnished and Unfurnished night, left yesterday for Las Vegas, the home of the Misses Cunningham.

WESTERN GOVERNORS NATIONAL PENSION FUND H. S. KAUIIE & GO. ARRIVE AT ALBANY. FOR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS. Leased Wire to New Mexican) O.C. WATSON & CO. Special Train Will Stop at Newburgh. (By Speclfu Politics and Think of Your Home Des Moines, Dec. 6. The Des Forget SURETY BONDS, REAL ESTATE. N. Y, Wilmington, Del., and la., INSURANCE, Moines branch of the International Lancaster, Pa. HAVE some fine Sets of China for the table, Phone, Red 189. 119 San Francisco St Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators "Where Prices are .By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) and Paper Hangers, today announced WE as many pieces as you wish. Also Kitchen Albany, X. Y., Dec. 6. Albany wel- that the union had adoptert a resolu- Cabinets that make cooking a delight. Wil- comed the western and their tion for the establishment Lowest for Safe governors providing ton Rugs, Fibre Rugs, and many varieties of party today. On the way from Utica, o: a nauonai pension iunu ior iue carpets the governors' special made a stop at widows and orphans left by the Los ' to embellish your room and hush the noise of foot- will soon be here. Quality. Schenectady. A committee of citizen Angeles Times disaster. The local steps. Also exquisite screen Lace Curtains to shade met the party at the station here union members subscribed nearly $100 and, your eyes and " dress up " the parlor. A complete useful under escort of Troop B Cavalry pro- for the defense of the McNamars XMAS practical, gift; ceeded to a local hotel, where Gov- brothers. line of Brass Bedsteads and Furniture of ail kinds. Where ernor Dix and Mayor McEwan called They now agree to raise twice tha1 the most highly apprec- a few minutes later to bid the gov amount for the widows and orphan THE AKERS WAGNER FURNITURE AND ernors welcome. Later the visitors pension fund. The union will suggest iated! You will find these for Men and You went to the capitot and city hall to that a commission be named to have ' return the calls. charge of the fund raised. UNDERTAKING COMPANY. Women and Children at this store. Call Governor Dix attended a luncheon at hotel Satisfied the given by businessmen in More suffer from the honor of the people poisons and see them. visitors. The plans for in headache and than afternoon Included pills powders the an automobile suffer from headache. The With ride about the a original city and reception at mistake is at head when H. GERDES. the executive mansion. aiming your JULIUS it is your stomach that is at fault. The special is scheduled to leave Stomach trouble head and That at 5:15 p. m., and will brings your Albany stop at stomach close and that FOR IMMEDIATE Newburgh on the way. to New York. your together; makes beadach. Cel-s- o THANKSGIVING Announcement was made that after your keeps your stomach down and head rjp. leaving New York, additional stops at your Cel-s- o settles stomach and HOLIDAY SPECIALTIES Wilmington, Del., Lancaster, Pa., and troubles; I does not contain 10 and Johnstown, Pa, have been arranged. anty poison. - Governor 25c et The Capital Pharmacy. ,,- - SILVER NOVELTIES Turkey? James H. Hawley, of SALE AO in endless array Idaho, was unable to attend t he The Capital Pharmacy will refund We are Six 25 foot Lots Gold and Silver Boxes luncheon on acount of a cold. your purchase price if it fails to do all offering Jewelry we claim. Is this fair? East of Galisteo NEW DESIGNS IN If SO South Street at Neck Chains and Pendants MEXICAN MINING COMPANY SNAP PRICES. BE ... - rrxTk.Tnrrr san iraiciso let us TO leuaoiejeweier u Street 1K 1 (By Special Leased Wire to New Mezicaai & Automobile Santa Fe Abstract, Realty & Insurance Agency. A, Have San Dec. 6. Dis- Carriage your Francisco, Calif., ' with Phone Black No. 52 Phone Black No. 229 Residence satisfied the management of the PAINTING . company's affairs, sttCKholders of the Christmas Mexican Mining' Company 'wrested the executive power from the former Turkey order directorate yesterday, and changed SIGN PAINTING the personnel of the hoard. The new MULLIGAN & board consists of H. L. On all TRIMMED HATS, RISING, Early. Slosson, Jr., Satisfaction Guaranteed. W. C. Ralston, ;John Landers, G. E. Reduction and Feathers. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Arrowsmith and Herman Zadig. PAUL P. LACASSAGNE Big Shapes 66-6- -:- - or I JO Red. 305 San Francisco 125 Palace Santa Fe, License Numbers, Day Night Phone, h. s. kaIe a go. One dollar show. New State Thea- Street. MRS. W. Next Door to Postoff ice. tre 10 and 20 cents. Avenue. LINDHARDT, New Mexico

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.Win PAGE SIX THE FE NEW SATA MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1911.

test is not only justified but highly ut. Louis desirable. The renort also contains THE FALLACY OF "QUITTING PROFESSIONAL CARDS Rocky 1, I information with reference to the col lection and tests of potash samples Educational Field Offer Great Possi being carried on in cooperation be- bilities to Manufacturers and ATTORNEYS AT LAW Pacific Railway Company. The tween the United fctates Geological Dealer. zi Bureau of and Survey, the Soils, the HOLT o SUTHERLAND S. Banta. department of geology of the Mackay By George Attorneys-nt-La- -- I don't like a man who Is a GENERAL OFFICES RATON NEW MEXICO.! we? School of Mines in Nevada, as well as "quit Practice In &e Dlstrl t Court at an account of of ter," and I don't like the man who Poweir the activities private well as before the Supreme Court or "lays down" because he has a monop- (Road Down) In effect Sept. 1st 1910 (Read Up) enterprises in the search for potash. the territory. A copy of Mr. Gale's reDort mar be oly of the trade In his territory. He la IS , Miles STATIONS 12 Las Cruces, New Mexico. 20 behind obtained on to Direc a twin brother of the man who tells application the ft m tor or you that he has been in business so T 30 o Lv..Dea Moines. N. M...Ar 4 00 the United States Geological - that knows him and E. C. ABBOTT 7 40 4 Kumaldo 3 60 Survey, Washington, D. C.- long everybody 05 11 liedman 3 30 knows what ha has tn sell Rnrh have Attorney-at-La- w 20 16 Oapulln 8 15 doudh Two Hundred Million Barrel of Oil. the reached Practice in Su- 35 20 that stage where they have the District and Vigil 3 05 More than 200,000, 000 of 50 25 Thotr pwn 2 45 barrels oil, teased to be real contributors to the preme Courts. 10 31 Prompt and careful Ounniiigliui-'- i 2 25 with a value of nearlv sl2S.oon.nnn. commu 9 86 42 ....O lifton House N.M.. 1 56 commercial progress ot the attention given to all business. 00 were in the United States 10 49 Ar Raton, X, M.....L 1 30 produced nitv. Banta Fe. New Mexico 2 30 .Lv Raton, N . M Ar 10 16' last year, according to David T. Day, As this class of dealers. 2 47 uurton House N M. 9 49. or illustrating the United States Geological Sur- take the business. The man 8 07 48 cement G. SPreston 9 32 vey, In an advance on retro-leu- W. PRICHARO 3 46 66 8 55 chapter ufacturers are forward their Koehler Junction. pushing and Counsellor from "Mineral Resources of broad-minde- Attorney at Law 3 36 .Koehler, 9 05 the product tnrough well de United States" for 1910. Practice In all the District Court 4 16 68 llOolfax 8 20 signed advertising. They have not 4 43 76 Oerrosoao 8 02 The nefrnlfiiim In cement and gives special ntwntin to cases 6 00 Ar Cimarron Lv 7 45 industry the only produced but thav have before the Territorial Court. 5 10 Lv Cimarron Ar a m 6 35 United States, says Dr. Day, has been spent vast sums In teaching its value Supreme 6 18 Nash 6 27 Office: characterized by a phenomenal in- anu posslMlltles in many different lines Laughlln Blk, Santa Fa. N. M. 6 2S Hnr!an 6 17 The power behind the dough must be quick and positive in action S 45 94 Ar Ct9 Park. N. M...Lv 6 00 crease each year for the last four of construction work. But what about it must produce certain, results and be p m p m satisfactory yet pure years. Each year's gain over that of the cement dealer oi the type that I HARRY D. MOULTON and wholesome. K C Powder is the scientific com have iOonneots at Colfax with E. P. A S. W. Ry. train both North and Soatb.SE -- Baking tne year before has been so remark- referred to what is he doing to SStace for Van Hnuten V,M, meeta trains at Preston N.IM.T bination of all these desirable qualities. Hundreds of thousanus able as to lead to the belief thnt the help this movement? He is ab- doing Attorney-at-La- Stage leaves CTte Park. w . for Blizabethtown, N. M., at 9:00 4. m, dally excep of good housewives know that K C has made bake-da- y a pleas limit of production bad been reached, solutely nothing. He receives from the Fare U uu one 83.50 ; ttndays, way trip fifty pound baggage carried free . ure, ana we asu you lor your own sake to try n. I Barling but the increase has continued rap- manufacturer a mass of literature in O. A S. train leaves Des Mclnes, N, M- -. for the south at 11:11 in. tended p. larrlves from tb rowaer at least once. Guaranteed pure under all pure food idly. After varying between 50,000,-00- 0 to be distributed among the 4:88 a. ro, that 6 laws. Your erocer will return your money if you are and 60.000.000 barrels annually in people with whom he is the connecting Santa Fe, N. M. G. VAN link in the chain of t, DEDMAN, J. HOUTEN, P. M. WILLIAMS, not It will solve bake-da- y the decade between 1890 and 1900, the distribution. But Formerly Special Agent, Q. L. O. 1 pleased. your problems. he Superintendent.' V. P. & G. M 1 oil was over 63,000,000 stacks these booklets In the corner Land Claims and Contests a a P. At". f-J- " output barrels Specialty 'l How to get the Cook's Book Free in 1900 and increased to 88.000.OO0 of bis office and the information they 3 barrels in 1902. In 1903 contain he practically withholds from Chaa. TTie K C Cook's Book, containing 90 tested, it passed the F. Eacley. Chas. R. Easley 100.000,00 barrel mark, in 1904 it was the people it would benefit EASLEY & EASLRY. ' Not of the colored certificate in the25cent over 170,000,000 and in 1905 only is this course unprofitable, at Law. ASKJFOR TICKETS receipt packed barrel, but it is Attorney nearly i3o,uuu,uuo barrels. After a unjust, and I mention cement Practice in th courts and before as one item mm in 1906 only typical of a Mat fl . ... bl1-t.rsao- slight decline the output rose great Land Department YOUR f many. 1 ne s reason- SHIP FREIGHT again, in 1907 Teatehing 166.000.000 dealer duty and a Land and titles examined. able consideration for business grants barrels. It was 178,000,000 barrels in his Santa Fe, N. M., branch Office ought to him to an Estan Fe 1908, 183,000,000 barrels in 1909, and prompt carry adver cia, N. M. FromSanta L0: ppr;sfwDSso; tisement in his paper in which he could Mexico and 206,556,048 barrels in 1910, a gain of Arizona, to thePacific Coast, via NEW MEXICO 14 per cent over the record outDut of feature different things connected with CENTRAL Torrance his stock. He could what McKEAN & CHEETHAM, to thence 1909. This brought the total output tell these things are, for his trade could use Attorneys-at-La- smce the beginning of the In petroleum them to its profit am', satisfaction. In Practice all the Courts and t. AND industry to more than two billion the Interior MINES MINING barrels. the case of cement, he could call at- Department. THE EAST tention to its usefulness about the Taos, New Mexico. "The United States is now bv far the J home and on the farm and encourage greatest country; in fact, his customers to call and ask for the H. L. ORTIZ. it produces more than all the Ten of literature he has. Attorney and Counsellor-at-La- Oil In Alaska. of the world In 1910 BEST OR sumption the existence of beds of , together. the wells The prevalent Idea that the man who Practicing before all the courts ie Alas- i of Petroleum has been found in potash salts in the Laramie Basin in this country yielded nearly 94 per cannot make a cut price or some sne the Territory. and while soutnern cent of Russia - ,-- - ka, there has been practi- Wyoming is logical, but the the total production cial inducement on his goods has no Santa Fe New Mexico no is a cally production, It impossible, data at hand, which were fairly com- scoring very poor second, with about need to advertise is doing more to ROUTE WEST according to the United States Geo- plete, proved to be chiefly of nega- vu.iwu.ouu barrels or 21 per cenr. The dampen business generally than any PROBERT & COMPANY logical Survey, that commercial pools tive character so far as revealing any production of other countries Is com other one belief. The ereatest nnssl. Investments may be found. Oil seepages occur unusual amounts of potash is con- paratively negligible, the third on the bilities in advertising lie in the educa Laid, Mines, Bonds & Stock. on the west shore of Cook Inlet, on cerned. list, Galicia, contributing only 3.87 per tional nem ana tne beauty about this Money Loaned for investor east side cent ot tne total. kind the of the Alaska Peninsu- Extension of the study of the Great of advertising is that when you We have for sale general stocks of on to have won a customer For la, and Controller Bay, all close Basin desert region revealed this as The excess of the petroleum pro- by it you have Merchandise, Retail Lumber Yard rates and full information address duction one who will stick. tidewater, and iience capable of cheap the most promising area for the Sur- of the United States over the We are pleading and other Business Opportunities normal tor a broader of Q & p. Agent, development. vey's first drilling operations. This demand is shown by the fact conception advertising throughout Taos county. EUGENE FOX tbat the generally and in for adver- EI Paso Texas Pennsylvania Coal Output. conclusion was based largely on the 209,556.048 barrel, produced particular Bank References Furnished 1 - in 1910 of this educational on Pennsylvania was the first nroduc earlv crpnlntri. Itrnrl, rf fl V r" ! 1 broueht a smalnr return tising type the Taos, - , - . . New Mexico. " "'$127,896.328 part of the dealers In their home news er of coal, in 1814, and has been nH- n than the 183.170.874 bar by t. ituoarji. nuu.l ill niirvHV io 1909, 1111:11 wHx vh n t papers. far the largest producer in the Unit Monographs 1 and XI, describe in iu npn ed to United $128,328,427. The- even smaller States, according the scientific detail the prehistoric Lakes output DR. J. M. in 19U8, 178,000,000 barrels was "BREAKFAST FOOD DIAZ, btates Geological Survey, having Bonneville and Lahontan. These an valued RHETORIC now a record which all for at still more-1- 29 079.184. As the RESIDENCE, DON GASPAR surpasses cient lakes were, in a former geolog- -' eign countries except England and ic 7 has increased the average Advertising Manager Looks for Rise AVE. age, enormous bodies water, has Germany. total pro- ,?onprice gone down from more than in atanaara of Copy Is Liter Pennsylvania's many tiaies the area of Lake Superi- Phone, 220 Red min- si a barrel jn 1900 to 61 cents In 1910. ture of th duction since the beginning of or, and Mr. Gale states that no more Masse. These repeated great Increases in OFFICE, WEST SIDE PLAZA Rates ing has been 4,432,071,767 short tons, reason can be convincing advanced oil one-hal- have been due "I believe that sooner Holiday or more than f of the total the production to the or later we tor belief that immense quanti- Phone, 237 Black of successive development of four are going to have, copy that will be production the United States. ties of saline material must be includ- great petroleum fields farther west than tho just as good both in diction anri ap OFFICE HOURS. 1 to 3 P. M. Search for Potash. ed in the strata the des- underlying old productive centers. By 1900 the peal as the best contemporary edito The United States Geologlcafsur-ve- y ert sinks of the Great Basin Account of the Christmas and New than that country had adapted Itself to the in- rial angusn, says has issued a short set forth in the Irving Fletcher, just report, by philosophic writings flux of oil from western Ohio and In- advertising manager, Saks & Co. of S. on of the of re- W. M. Years Holidays, the Hoyt Gale, the progress these eminent geologists. His diana; then came in rapid succession New York city. SHERIDAN, M. B. work of deep drilling for potash port contains direct quotations from the development of the Gulf field in "Advertising today Is largely the Genito-Urinar- y which is being carried on In Carson these monographs, describing In de- Texas and Louisiana, the meraiure or tne masses. The fact Diseases. Sink, Nevada, near the town of Fal tail the origin and structure of the field in Oklahoma Ana. that advertising even exists la the DENVER !& RIO and Kan THE WA55ERMAN & NOOUCH' GRANDE R. R. lon. While no discovery of rjotash old lake beds, and he adds that and the Illinois field. best proof in the world that it la In the meantime read TESTS. SALVARSAN "606" salts is announced by the Survey, Mr. there exists in these California's in- with avidity. treatises, repre- production had been ADMINISTERED. Gale's report is a distinct and valua senting field investigations in the creasing so rapidly that it became the "Advertising Is a great educative PUBLISHES RATE OF force. will arlvorHotncr ble contribution to the Discussion of early eighties, a wealth of dominant feature of 1909 and 1910, People read Chemical and maturely where Milton Is MicrosconicaiKv. potash, setting forth clearly the digested data on which to base the outstripping the production of any unknown and Shake aminations of speare Is born to blush unseen. blood, sputum, urine broad, basic reasons which lead the proposed plan of operation in 1911. other state and promising to retain ana contents. One Fare for Round to belief From of this iney win read breakfast rnmi gastric Direction the Between geologists the that will the study these with supremacy in the future." The n Trip they reports rhetoric and canned for collecting snecimens n find, sooner or later, in some one of their excellent maps it was conclud- trade effect of these developments soup peroration ana be- application. these desert commercial de- ed that the most was largely discounted the lamp chimney philosophy, basins, promising test of by small cause these are All Stations of soluble con- the sa- proportion of gasoline and things indlssolubly State Nat Bank N M on its Lines. posits potash such as hypothesis of possible buried kerosene associated with Bid., Albuquerque lines in yielded the Gulf and California their everyday lives. stitute the great Stassfurt beds in concentrated form would be by oils "We are still a ana it was very material world VV. Germany. somewhere in the low portions of only when the superior and are DR. HUME BRQWN, character of the people far more Interested In Last "winter Congress aDDroDriated either the Lahontan or the Bonneville oil was things to wear than Dentist SELLING DATES: recognized that the middle they are in spir- Over $20,000 to enable the Geological Sur- basin. The Lahontan basin was cho- western itual things. Spitz's Jewelry Store. sen because contributions began to be taken seri Rooms 1. 2 and 3. vey to prosecute a search for potash, that lake Is known to "But to educate the into Dec. ously m the trade. Geo people your Phone Red 6. 23, 24, 25, 30 and 31,1911; also Jan. 1, 1912 the money becoming available July l. have never overflowed. The drill site general way of thinking:, you must first rnm graphic and technical factors Call Office Hours 8a.? m. 6 An of $12,500 was also selected is in sec. 30, T. 21 N., R. 30 put how to carry conviction to the to p. m. appropriation fornia petroleum at a soul of And marie to the Bureau of Soils for a E., in Nevada. disadvantage tne reader. by Appointment compared witn the eastern supply, but IfflL.me man wno like purpose, and it was mutually A drilling outfit having been ship- the oeseecnes an ex Return Limit, 1912. great production has comnelipri pectant world to chew the 8TANDLEY G. SMALL, M. D. January 3, agreed that the two appropriations ped from Pittsburg, operations were such, advances In should be on October refining methods makes must first know haw ta mn. Physician and Surgeon. administered in the spirit begun 1 with a as to make It Office and - m . reasonably certain that vince the Residence of with an advoldance drill hole and 11 ... . world that his gum Is worth Washington the site was named the aunornia will in the future vlelrl Ave. next door to Pnhlio r.ihrar of duplication in work and Timber Lake Well. The chewing. And that la where copy territory. report gives good refined products, including lubri counts. Office Hours 11 a. m. to 12:30 d. m. In a summary of the occurrence of the log of the well which on Novem- ana 2 cating illuminating oils. "The only way to handle hews is to to 4 P. m. Evenlnea. New Mexico potash in the United States. Dublish- - ber 18 had reached the of 319 Military depth There are now 148,440 oil wellj In bring out Its news Interest And ad Phone Black 47. ed by the Survey winter, five feet. Evidence of the ereoloeical ner-- lat operation in the United StateB. They vertising Is news very news. Institute general sources were mentioned iod of desiccation - special (1) in the form of crys- average about 4 barrels a day, but in It Is the great humanitarian of Herewith are some bargains offera. igneous rocks, (2) taiized beds of saline gospel ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO. marls, (3) alunite, material has Pennsylvania and New York old wells Buppiy. bv the Mew Marlion !Mm,ui.h (4) salines, and (51 organic sources. not yet been found in the strata nene- - in some districts yield a profit on an pany: Code of Civil Preeedur of th wool beet-sug- but one-fift- h "The West Point of the Southwell" including ashes, mo trated, it is expected that the output of less than of a barrel Territory of New 1897. - Mexico, sheep Ranked De- lasses and wool will be continued a . by United SUtea War lesidue, scouring, drilling until at aay. me original Drake1 well, I paper bound. Missouri on of th great-- X beud, $l; 75c and seaweed or kelp. The Geological least a depth of 1,000 feet is reached. drilled in 1859. would nrnhahlv If g Publicity partment at "Distinguished Institu- it est ethical force of business to Pleading forms, 16; Missouri Code tion." officers Survey has confined its activities to The were cleaned, be of Arm) detailed by War discovery oi such saline depos capable yielding day. Dishonest cannot Pleadings. 6; the two for $10. work on one-mir- a good Department mineral saline deposits and its, tnough its ikelihood is or a Darrel a day. Another Adapted to New Mexico Code. Law is supported well atand advertising dishonest Through Academic course, prepar- devoting a large part of its approp- by the best geologic Information of elose to the Drake well i as methods of New to 5 cannot stand publicity. Mexico, 1889. 18M and 1N3. ing young men for college or business riation the project of drilling for today, says Mr. should years old and is still being pumped. Gale, perhaps uver trirhtrCrtrlrCrtrCrCrtrlrirCr ngUBB. and Spanish pamphlets, $2.86; lite. Great amount of open air work. possible deposits of buried salts. De regarded as a possibility rather 8,&uu,(MM acres of land are tall leather la. Sheriff riaxibli The first field leased for oil and 700 Healthiest location of any Military work under the new than a probability. Inquiries are be- Must Use Cover Pook't was done owned in fee oil Intelligence. Dockets, tingle, 1.X; School in the Union. Located In the appropriation in southern ing received asking ior an estimate by operators. does nav. The mnat two er mere The Use Of fuel Oils "Advertising books, $1 each. New beautiful Pecos Wyoming, in the geologic formations of the la atearWv In. af-xi- Valley, the garden spot probabilities of success in such successful merchants In any city are Supreme Court Reports. Hon of the West termed the "Red Beds," which are an creasing. Railroads consumed 24,586,-10-8 at an elevation of 37u0 enterprise, with special reference tne merchants who believe most thor- aad 1 13.80 each.- - Rem known to barrels in 1910, inclusive, feet above sea level, sunshine every be rich in salines, suggest- to private undertakings based on the against 19,339,394 oughly In and who barrels In 1909. The advertising, prac pilatlea Corporation Lavs, 76 e. Cea day, but little rain or snow the ing for many reasons the possibility same plans. This, to Mr. advantages of tice ineir neiiei! But in during of according oi! over coal have been advertising, illation Mining Laws, 0 c Money' season. carrying deposits of the Stassfurt Gale, is a matter of and clearly recog- order to pay, has got to be Intelligent A judgement nized by the United States digest of New Kexiee ffDpert. loV Fourteen Officer - type. considerable amount of study each is left to own Naw. in advertising. The day of hashed-ove- r and Instructors, inquirer draw his fuel-n- full Hat new Construction il hnrners ana MA: aehool blank. all from had already been devoted to this area conclusions from the superlatives 'best 'lowest he. graduates standard eastern facts present- being more and more goods,' colleges. Ten buildings, and accordingly the data relating to ed in the reports of the extensively used; prices,' best stock in town,' 'greatest throughly Survey's pro lorpeuo Doat 20 50 furnished, the Wyoming salines were collected gress. The value of destroyers Nos. to Dargains ever heard of,' and so on heated, lighted and modem this possibility burn oil exclusively nnrl ha In all and reviewed and this work was fol- has of course been the trie. has passed. respects. carefully consid I POPULAR! lowed by field examinations. These ships Delaware North Dakota, Colo "People have learned to REGENTS E. A. Pres. ered and it is believed that as a pub- distinguish Magazine CAHOON, - rado, utan, Wyoming, Tex- the truthful 3CSAMCS , that makaa G. investigations indicated that the as- lic at Arkansas, advertiser from the Wat B W. HAMILTON, Vice Pres. enterprise, least, a reasonable as and New auxil-iar- behlnd-the-time- s York burn oil as an y ant, storeknenar hn J. P. WHITE, Treasurer. to coal. C "V Pact Battleships Nos 36 and peiieves inai, so long as he claims to W .M. ATKINSON, 37, faadnatiiic Secretary, authorized by the last Congress, nave me Dest goods on or un- and W. A. FINLET. will earth, burn oil exclusively, and It Is der the earth, or within wireless dis- For particulars and Illustrated ca- probable that subseauent. hattlonhlna tance of the earth, nennln will Fiction Honored Women will be h.v talogues address: by oil burners. Dr. Day believes weir.necxs to to his count- "WKfrnns eo you eaM When a woman of trying get COL. AS. W. speaks her it 10 oe probable that within a few ers in the forefront of the crowd." IT" J WILLSON. silent she secret suffering years heavy oil Diesel Jerome P. Superintendent trusts you. Millions have be- engines of the Fleishman, In Baltimore type will Sun. . stowed this mark of confi- be extensively adopted for v mm. otuwu marine wj dence on Dr. R. V. Pierce, propulsion, particularly tor torever.u running m B of Buffalo, N. Y. Every, naval vessels, owing to recent Im- It Pay. Mechanics where there are women who provements of these engines in Eur- "Doing a little better than the ad- Popular bear witness to the wonder ope by which 1,000 to 2.000 vertisement promises will prove to horsepower be An iviagazineTwo tnllBons working, curing-pow- of Dr. can be from a Printers' Ink. .you peadlns .lt? of veor I developed a single cylin- paying asset," loors are, and tt is the favorite MORGAN CO. if Pierce's Favorite PrMArintinn der. hi HlnuiaMla aI Ik. Lu 1.JU- - magatiiK. LIVERY . CIvland which saves the tufftring tea Court appeals to all clmet eld and -- Successor to 13. P. Williams California heads the llftt Af nrnJIiiftAra A Cleveland young wii jrom pain, and successfully court throws aside all f have the entire stock of in 1910, WW. W RIJHW purchased horses and equipment formerly grapples with woman's weak, with 73,010,560 barrels of oil, precedent and inserts th following ase Owned B. a? an KaaaKo. pmcs ac by P. William and will continue to operate It as a FIRST nettes and ttubioru Oh. Increase of iT Ktmi. advertlewnent in th toeal newspa- aaoaaneia CLASS LIVERY where we will be the The ready at all time of day or production In 1909. This output Is pers: v ;'; "Ska) Nstaa" ftniail-i- al OD nmi to furnish with a night IT MAKES WEAK WOrtEN STRONO more you any kind e rig you may want. I will endeavor than twice as great as that of WANTED. Men possessing good to Blv and efficient eeftviee and trust IT HAKES SICK common sense to prempt to merit your patretmg. WOMEN WELL, Pennsylvania for any year, and Is serve on jostle 't'wrMnim " 00 paw) tails bow to greater than that court Vte Mventy-flv- e make Mission, fornitara, wiralm boata, . . - v(y aa WUU jury. cents. an outfit, luwuraBiva or nar m try; in fact the Justie V. O. nttae, nasic aad tb ttcWIboy km, AT 310 SAN FRANCISCO uanoe mispiaoM wnm she wrote for to production of pe- Inquire Terrell, 4M City na vsaa. wais bosk se earn ST. advie, troleum in California Halt ut Plwn. 139 Red 31 .w,!LO' DMrajisAar Midical Association, Dr. and Oklahoma Santa Fe, N. M R. V. Piers, President, Buffalo, N. Y. combined la practically equal to the Yet ft la considered unethical by Ah Hwfi Mats i members of professions such a doe-fe- n POPULAR XnXSlANICS CO. (Contiuued on Pag Seven.) ana lawyers to advert!! 1 'wTfJSwrwT

VUdfS SDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1911. THE SANTA FB NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M. PAGE 8EVEN December 4 SFECHAL SALE December 9 Better prices than ever offered before on Indian and Mexican Blankets of all kinds. Clean sweep on Baskets, Pottery and Indian Photos. In fact, everything except small Christmas Novelties, filigree, etc. See Us Before Buying Elsewhere. You Cannot Afford to Lose This Chance. SANTA FE TRAIL CURIO COMPANY- -

The referred to STOMACH TIED IN KNOTS Archbishop briefly L ORDER his audiences with the Holy Father, CAUSE HOT ALARM Fraternal Societies and stated that with permission of His Awful Suffering of New Jersey Worn-ma- n Holiness, he would confer the papal Loss of Appetite or Distress After Eat- MASONIC. benediction. This he did in a most a Should WAN Lasted Five Years. ing Symptom That TS Montezuma Lodge I IM one kneel- HOUSES KICK ILGO impressive manner, every Not Be Disregarded. No. 1. K. F. & A. M. ing. Then he intoned the "Te Deum" When don't want break- Regular commune yoi your which was sung by the choir and Appetite is a natural desire for FOR RENT Furnished rooms at stomach is out of just cation first Monday fast your order. clergy. food. Loss of appetite or stomach 204 Garfield Ave. They Are Opposed to Parcels Stomach trouble Is either caused Even Bells Express Joy at of each month at Following the services, the Arch--' distress after eating indicate indiges- Masonic Hall a by weakened rundown or Over-eatin- g Post Under Uncle Sam's system, Home Coming of Arch- bishop retired to his home where he ton or dyspepsia. is a 'hab- FOR SALE 1000 one and 7.30. will be followed that certainly by again to those who called it very dangerous to a person's good Shropshire Rams, all A. No. 1 condition. bishop Pitaval expressed H. H. DORMAN, Supervision on him the keen pleasure it gave him general health. stock. C. E. Hartley. Master Mrs. L. D. Cook, Vineland, N. J., to be once more in his own town. It is not what you eat but what CHAS. E. LIN'NEV. Secretary. says: "I was sick five years with in- you digest and assimilate that does THE PENSION FOB MOTHERS GIVES THE POPE'S BLESSING Many Go to La my. WANTED Girls to leun the tail- digestion. My stomach seemed to vnil unni Cnma nf the ctrnwfit The date of the Archbishop's return oring trade. Apply, Too Capital Santa Fe Chapter Ne. have a heavy load in it and at other heaviest, and healthiest persons are i R. A. M. to Santa Fe was announced in the '. J Tailors, 253 San Francisco Street. 1, Regular times it seemed to be tied in knots. moderate eaters Illinois Makes With Catholic churches here Sunday morn- convocation second Another Exper Nobody knows how I suffered. Impressive Services, the There is nothing that will cause of each moata ing. Arrangements were hastily made WANTED Monday ment in Social Legis- "I Chanting of "Te Deum" more trouble than a disordered stom- Expert Stenographer. at Masonic Hall tried a great many doctors and to have a party of clergymen and lay work. of at - ach and many people daily contract Heavy Knowledge Spanish lation. a great many kind a of medicine, but at Cathedral men go to to welcome 7:30 p. m. Lamy His serious maladies disre- essential. Must be expert perfect nothing did any good until I took simply through JOHN H. WALKER. Grace and escort him to the Cathedral, gard or abuse of the stomach. health. Good salary. The John Beck- Vinol. It has helped me wonder- of H. P. Chicago, Dec. 6. The parcels post Thousands Santa Feans turned where the entire congregation was We urge all in Rochester who suffer er Co., Belen, N. M. fully. I am improving fast, feel bet- 6 ARTHUR SEL1GMAN, Secretary. proposal has lost its most influential out last night to welcome His Grace, waiting, shortly after o'clock. It from any stomach derangement, indi- ter and am getting my flesh back was Cath- mail who the Most Rev. J. B. Pitaval upon his noticed that not only Roman or whether acute Text-boo- k friend, the order houses, gestion, dyspepsia, FOR SALE on Paragon 8aata Fe Commandery have to them again. Vinol ha? done me a world return from Rome where he made the olics but were also in or to Rexall 'fwfSaS publicly appeared favor chronic, try Dyspepsia Shorthand. Learned in one week. No. 1, K. T. Regular of good." visit "ad llmina" to His the edifice to see the Archbishop and understand- in order to fan the flame of opposition, Holiness, Tablets, with the distinct Writers in government employ. Can conclave fourth Mon- X. of old among the Were sev- according to revelations in Chicago. W know the great power of Vinol Pope Pius The bells the ing that we will refund their money be learned without a teacher. Price in each month at Cathedral as eral men very in New day That is a Machiavellian hand to play, in curing chronic stomach trouble rang out merrily the prominent without question or formality, if after reasonable. Address, H. M., P. O. Box Masonic Hall at 7:30 de- news was received the Mexico, including judges of the su- to publicly "boost" in the effort to and building up all weakened run- that Archbishop reasonable use ot this medicine, they 313, City. (3t) p. m. forced mis- down had reached the preme court. are not with re- feat a measure, one by the persons, and that is why we city. perfectly satisfied the CHAS. A. WHEELON. E. CL has been several months over Those who went to sults. recommend them to our taken assumption t hat mail order guarantee it es we do. The Capital It in the party We ROOMS FOR RENT One, three, W. E. GRIFFIN, Recorder. half a since the left were. Rev. A. customers and have houses desire parcels post delivery Pharmacy, Santa Fe, New Mexico. year Archbishop Lamy Very Fourchegu, every day, yet or five nice, new, comfortable rooms instead of Small his archdiocese, crossed the continent Rev. Father Alverne, Rev. Father C. to hear of one who has not been -- shipping by freight. any for Tent at 237 Washington avenue. Santa Fe Lodge ef er orders and a benefited them. We be- consequently higher by honestly Large, handsome dining room, excep- Perfection No. 1, 14th ratio of expense to sales is the tear lieve them to be without equal. They It is predicted that $75,000 to $150,-00- 0 tionally nice and well suited for degree. Ancient and Ac- of the mail order men to prompt to neu- according will be spent in 1912 under the give very relief, aiding hoarders. cepted Scottish Rite of an authoritative statement on the sub- - tralize the juices, new law. judge Pinckney has object- gastric strengthen Free Masonry meets oi "Orders to the mail order hous the digestive organs, to regulate the ject. ed to funds paid to mothers being TYPEWRITERS. the third Monday of each month es average $12 each but a post bcwels, and thus to promote perfect parcels called a pension fund. "No worthy and Nev at 7:30 o'clock in the evening la would do away with the pres- nutrition, and eradicate all unhealthy Cleaned, adjusted repaired. system mother, because she is noor and i.i aid Ribbons Masonic Hall, south side ot Plan. ent incentive to the combining of or- symptoms. platens furnished. and sup- ed, should be called a pensioner. Pov Visiting Fcotish Rite Masons are cor said "Custom- We urge you to a 25c, box of plies. Typewriters sold, exchanged ders," this authority. erty alone should not be sufficient try dially invited to attend. ers now are to order to Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, which gives s4 rented. Standard makes handled urged enough reason for a good mother S. G. 32. the to separating 15 treatment. At the end of All repair work and typewritea guar CARTWRIGHT, bring weight of the shipment up from her children. It is the of days' Venerable Muter. duty that time, 'money will be return- anteed. Santa Fe Typewriter E the state and to funds to your HENRY 82 one has been city supply ed to if are not satisfied. Of ahanga Phone 231. F. STEPHENS, paid, hundred pounds. It keep all children at home if have you you custom for to they in chronic cases oi Secretary. the for years families a worthy and fit mother." course, length order a lot of stuff at one time and treatment varies. For such cases, we E. & S. 3 T. 22 N. R. 9 E. by means of - Sleuthing. p. o. e. if their needs will not make a ship- liave two larger sizes, which sell for pumping into ditch from Rio Grande a The detectives who aided William Santa No. ment the minimum will 50c, and $1 .00. Remember, you can ob- and there used for of 166 Fa Lodge weighing they J. Burns of Chicago, the irrigation B. become solicitors and get place guilt, tain Rexall Remedies in this communi- acres. 460, P. O. E. holds voluntary now confessed, for dynamite outrages session on their neighbors to Join with them in ty only at our store The Rexall The Territorial engineer will take its regular are given full credit by him for the the second and fourth ordering. In this way nearly every Store. The Fischer Drug Co., 232 San this application up for consideration "sleuthing" which has made him fa- each order that comes in weighs the mini- Francisco Street. on the 12th of 1912, and all Wednesday of mous. A dozen times a false move on February, month. broth- mum or more whereas if the parcels persons who may oppose the Visiting their part would have spoiled the in- granting ers are invited and post system were adopted orders tricate net he wove ducers in 1910 were West Virginia. of the above application must file successfully and $15,720,-184- ; welcome. would be sent in for various articles Burns has on 11,751,871 barrels, valued at their objections substantiated with af-- - insisted sharing the cred- CARL A. BISHOP. as the need came because the de- Ohio, 9,916,370 barrels, valued at ; up it with his men. When it was fidavits with the Territorial Engl-- T. mail be inexpen.-ive- . planned $10, 651,568; 8,899,266 D. SENA, Exalted Ruler. by would to e Texas, barrels, neer and with on or arrest Jim McNamara and McMani-gl- copy applicant I voluntary soliciting by neighbors in ; valued at $6605,755; Pennsylvania, before that date. Secretary. Toledo, they seated themselves i come to an ena ana 8 794,662 valued at $11,908,-'914- ; I would abruptly suit cases and all, in a railroad coach barrels, CHARLES D. MILLER, doubt in the mail order and 6, 841,395 barrels, F. W. FARMER without profits loaded with women and al- Louisiana, Territorial In children, valued at Engineer. Homestead No. houses would be seriously curtailed. though their suit cases j $3,574,069. of contained Louisiana's has been no- 2879. fact, the parcels post is the bugaboo enough dynamite to blow production mail because is everybody over that for 1909 TIMETABLE Brotherhood the order managers it into bits. Raymond Burns a son. and table, the increase ALL ef of been 123 cent as a result American plain to them that the coming his men saw that a blunder having per Yeomen will be the most serious might ct the of the new LOCAL TRAINS Meets Second parcels post cause an explosion and development gujhers blow ever their business. In fact they coolly in the Caddo field. The following are the time tablet and Fourth dealt changed the plan, until Thure mail order waiting they A copy of the on if the local railroads: it isn't unlikely that many arrived at Detroit before the report petroleum days. Fireman's would to out of busi-- j making for 1910 be obtained on "A. T. & 6. F. By." Hall. houses have go arrests. When the trail had been may applica H. Foreman, ness in time as the came tions to the Director of the United Leave A. E. parcels post picked up and men were set to fol- P. Robinson, to As self States 8:10 a. m., to connect with No. 3 be generally utilized. the lowing them, had an unseen Geological Survey, Washington, Cor. Sec. Mrs. Daisy of the measure they D. C. westbound and No. 10 eastbound. appointed opponents bodyguard and "And Farmer. that was a boon night day. there arrive Santa Fe at 12.10 declared parcels post is the trick that solves most of the Returning, mail the latter NOTICE. P. m- - for order business, detective mysteries in these Santa Fe Camp were to that idea as days Department of Territorial Leave Santa Fe at 3:30 p. m. to glad encourage the 'tailing," Burns said in his nar- Engineer. 13514, M. W. A. it evidently meant postponing the day Number of Application 554. conect with No. 1 westbound and No. second Tues- rative in McClure magazine. "It's fleets of the adoption of post." Santa Fe, N. M., Nov. 14th, 1911. 2 eastbound. parcels what good palming is to sleight of day each month, at - Notice is that on the 6 Pensions for Mothers. hand. It's the the has hereby given Returning arrive at Santa Fe p. m. cial meeting tiird thing operative 4th of 1911, in accordance Leave for mothers is a Christmas to learn before he can move day April, Santa Fe at 6:20 p. m. to con Tuesday at Elks Pensions on a with Section Law mothers abandoned case at all. He has to 26, Irrigation nect with No. 7 westbound and No. 4 Hall. Viating gift which many learn to follow of of neiga their husbands will receive this a man on the in 1907, Cosme Martinez Vallecitos, eastbound. bors welcome. by street, railroad trains, of Rio of in as result of the new on street cars, in county Arriba, Territory Returning arrive at Santa Fe at A. G. WHITTIER, Consul year Chicago hotels, picking him New made an to Illinois law. the of up and him and him Mexico, application 8:35 p. m. CHAS. A. RISING. Clerk. Already payment dropping picking of New Mexi- has The up without ever the Territorial Engineer Leave Santa Fe at 8 : 50 p. ai. to con pensions begun. dispensing again, really losing co for a to from of however, is a duty which al- of him and without ever permit appropriate nect with No. 8 eastbound and No. 9 them, sight being the waters of o) Santa Fe Camp Ne has daunted seen- - or himself. public the Territory westbound. ready Judge Finckney suspected We kept New Mexico. 6673, R. N. A. meets Who has called the charitable track of McNaJ-mar- Returning, arrive at Santa Fe, 11:30 upon McManigle and Jim Such is to be made fourth Tuesday of organizations to assist him. In many in that way for months. Our appoprlation p. m. from Rio Vallecitos at a point S. 67 each month; so- homes the pensions promise to make men even followed them on a Passengers for the Belen cut-of- f hunting degrees 15 W. 12 chs. from NE cor. cial meeting third all the difference between honorable trip, and 'roped' as we say-m- ade and Pecos Valley should now them, S. 20 T. 26 N., R. 8 E., N. M. P. M. points Tuesday at Elks and dire want which drives friends with them and leave at 8:30 p. m. Instead of 7:20 poverty camped by means of diversion and less than Halt. women and children to and hunted with them. as heretofore. Connection Al- VlslUnf desperation. McManigle one cu. ft. sec. and or none acre leaves neighbors welcome One mother who has a brood of seven nas told us since per 7:55 m. that they never saw 20- - buquerque t p. instead of NETTIE VICKROT, 15 feet is to be conveyed to Sections children including two daughters a sign of any one shadowing them. 2:20 a. m. , 21, T. 26 N., R. 8 E, means of di Oracle, and 17 old, each earning $4 a And were REV. J. B. PITAVAL, ARCHBISHOP OF SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO. by D. A years they always 'testing them- version works and and there It. Q. Hy. FLORENCE RISING. said: "With this income to de- selves. would canal, week, They turn a corner and used for of Leaves 10:05 a. m. or nortu. Recorder. on I can stay at home, make then hide and to see irrigation approximately pend watch if any one 40 acres owned Arrive 4:20 p. m. from north. and them well pro- was and then the ocean, to visit Rev. Father A. Rev. by applicant. their clothes, keep following. They would go long finally Bobst, Bessett, New xteo central Ry. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION used to have to out the Eternal where he made his Peter. Rev. Father The Territorial Engineer will take vided for. I go distances on unfrequented streets, City Father Dougherty, Leave 12:45 p. m., connects with No. was no one to first visit to this application up for consideration (Publisher.). to work and then there watching behind them. They would the Pope, since he was Brother Edward, Jose D. Sena, Luis 2 east and 1 honored as soon as possible after filing of seuth and west Department of the Interior, mind them. I was nearly worried sick, jump on a street car and ride a. with the purple. Moya, George W. Armijo, Pedro Ortiz Arrive 4:15 m. home proof in accordance with protest by p. with connections U. S. Land Of at Santa Fe. N. M. that they were getting in bad while and off and in His coming last night was an y Pino, Carlos Digneo, Tom Delgado. 3 fearing get go another di Martinez and Herrera, and all other from No. east November 15, 1911. company or getting in accidents. The rection in another and eloquent expression of the esteem and Fellciano Sena. car, watch all persons who may the Notice is hereby given that Luciano children are all so good, but it takes me time to see one love the Catholics of the Holy City oppose granting if any got on or of the above must file their New Mexican Printing com- Ortega, of N. on Octo- a mother to watch them all the time, off after them." feel for their prelate who, in authorit- application Lamy, M., who, substantiated with affida- pany has prepared civil and criminal ber 18, 1906 made homestead 10134 whether they are little or big. T real y, is next to the Pope. ...--- objections AND with and dockets for the use of Jus No 07888, for SiS 1-- town- was at the of one looked tlHES MIW vits the Territorial Engineer especially section 35, ly point sending Clear and Pleasant Such was yes His Grace the picture of tices of the are 14 or two to some home. Wouldn't that copy with applicant on or before that peace. They especial ship N,' range 11 E. N. M. meridian, terday, is today and will be tomor health and at the culmination of the date. ' ly ruled, with is has filed have been too bad? would have row. printed headings, notice of intention to make It The Weather Bureau so. service at the Cathedral ot St ar says Francis, ' CHARLES D. MILLER. either Spanish or English, made of final five-ye- proof, to establish claim broken up the family forever. Now The maximum when he gave the benediction Continued from Pas Six. , temperature yesterday papal Territorial good record paper, strongly and dur to the land above before can on to school and was 46 as is for a to do Engineer. described, they keep going degrees, the minimum last customary prelate ably , bound, with leather back and Icome home to The aver- Register or Receiver U. S. Land Of, their mother' every night 25 degrees, which is pretty rea upon his return from a visit with the entire foreign production. covers end canvas hall tun barrel of California oil NOTICE. sides, flee, at Santa Fe, N. M., on the 26th night" sonable for December weather. Holy Father, it was noted that the age price per index in front and the tees ot Juettoei 1910 was 49 the Department ot Territorial Engineer, day ot December, 1911. Archbishop's rich and musical voice in cents, total value of the and oons tables The 1909 was Santa Fe. N. M.. Nov. 14, 1911. peace printed Claimant names as witness: filled the vast edifice aa of yore. being $35,749,473. price la fall on the first page. The 55.4-- use Number of Application...... pages Eulogio Sandoval. Georce Lathron. At the Cathedral. cents. The increased of fuel Combined Civil and Crbrlani 1910 over 1909 more 23 Notice Is hereby given that on the ..4.01 Flliberto Martinez, Francisco Sando Tkzra la Oao The services at the Cathedral were oil in than are 10 inches. These books Osly cent was due to Cali 1st day of November, 1911, in accord an val, all of Lamy, N. M. simple but impressive. The altar was per largely made up in eivV and criminal ance with Section Law dockets r" MANUEL ablase with myriads of wax tapers fornia's energy in pushing the sales 26, Irrigation of 8 or OTERO. of 1907, Walter O. of Velarde separate pages each, with . n 4 and the many electric lights carried to the northwestern railroads. Turley both civil and bound Register. county of Rio of New criminal la on out their symbol of faith and Joy The second among the Arriba, territory 80 civil made an to the book, pages and 820 name throughout the Cathedral. The First states in 1910 was Oklahoma, with a Mexico, application criminal. To introduce them MEN AND WOMEN WANTB band a territorial of New Mexico for they an Regiment played stirring selec production of 62,028.718 barrels, val engineer offered at the followtng arioso FOI GOVERNMENT POSITIONS. as a permit to from the pub- tion the Archbishop entered, pre ued at $19,922,660, a healthy Increase appropriate Civil or Criminal 82.71 Free booklet tells about onomivo ceded and lic waters of the of New M0JX9 Opczzo Qzlnlizo by acolytes members of the from 1909 in both production and territory For 46 cents aJJtooual tor a steal In U. S. Civil worn mam The clad Mexico. protected positions ser. nut Kst n a m em oat. clergy. Archbishop, in his value. docket, or 65 cents additional tor - s vice. More than 40,000 nu cassock and Such Is to be made vaeanelas purple white ad The third in 1910 appropriation combination ' surplice, largest producer docket, they will be seal every year, lifetime employment, remember the fall name, took dressed the' in 33,- - from Rio Grande a 4 Sec. Uwsys great throng Spanish, was Illinois, the production being at point 07 mail r prepaid express. Cash to Easy te get. Just ask for examtas telling of the joy it gave him not valued cor. S. 34 T. 23 N. R. 9 E. means of jar this signature on every bos. Wo. only 143,632 barrels, at $19669.383, by ruu must aecoanaay tlon booklet Now Mexico Civil to ireturn to Santa but to diversion and 1.7 cu. sec. is to trv- Fe, receive against 30,898,339 barrels, valued at ft. per atarniy whether vice School, Albuquerque, N. M such a warm welcome from all people. 119,788,864, in 1909. Other heavy pro- - be conveyed to Sec 14 T. 23 N. 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PAGE EIGHT THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1911.

til Monday for disobeying an order Gaffey. All make their home In Ros-wel- l, not to play on the lawn front of the headquarters of the.. ..com- Jn,. bound the building." " . pany. ' " ' (mm That show. New State The- .Notary Public. good andlarket - Governor Mills Grocery, Bakery atre tonight. , yesterday appointed Antonio Vigil of Espanola, Rio Arri Santa Fe. N. M., Dec. 6 X Who is Hart, Schaffner. 4. Marx? . ba county, a notary puj-ic- TOOTHSOME SUGGESTIONS X For New Mexico Fair tonight X Hart, Schaffner & Marx makes the X and not much X best clothes-i- the world, and Nath- L Thursday, SOLOMON LUNA AT WHITE HOUSE change In temperature. X an Salmon has them. , Oysters, Turkey, Cranberries, Sweet Spuds, The To- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Last Dance Before Holidays (Continued From Page One.) Spinach, Rutabegas, Celery, Lettuce and l first as well as the last dance this - matoes with Salad Dressing, Nuts, Fruits, Let us help you design, a stunning season under the auspices- of the needs "of the government for the next Ball Gown. V. H. GOEBEL CO. Woman's Board of Trade, will be giv fiscal year. Instead of constituting Plum Pudding, Mince Pie, Fruit Cake, As- Vacuum Sealed Coffee, The Great Trial of Robt. Emmett en on Thursday evening in the a saving, as indicated by the face of Imported tonight. New State Theatre. sembly room of the Public Library. the figures, Mr. Fitzgerald says the Cheese. are most enjoy- and Domestic Large line of smoking Jackets and These dances always treasury department's estimates call well pat- Made from bath robes, for Xmas at Salmon's. able social occasions and for aggregate appropriations of $20, Pure, Grape ronized. will start more We Have It All and Then Some. For This Week Only, Mrs. Verne The dance prompt- 733,922, than last year. will do all kinds of dressmaking at ly at a:30 p. m. Cream of Tartar half price. Salmon's store. "Go to it, Bill!". New State Thea SEVERE FIGHTING IN PROGRESS Phone No. 4. Phone No. 4. WANTED Clean cotton rags tre. AROUND HAO KAN. other F. Andrews four cents per pound. New Mexican Mrs. Verne will take, on "dressmak Surpasses every baking and office. ing, alterations and repairing this Prince Chun, Father Regent of powder in making delicious, Entire change of program tonight. week only at half price. Satisfaction Child Emperor, Has Abdicat- New State theatre. guaranteed. Salmon's store. ed His Lofty Position. healthful food. there is an change Ladies, important Special Leasea Wire to New Mexican) Linde-hard- t (By 1 in the advertisement of Mrs. EVERY RETURN IS NOW HERE. Hong ' Kong, Dec. 6. A detach- on page five. ment of French troops of Protects the food from alum. THE consisting WE RECOMMEND TO YOU When you buy a Hart, Schaffner (Continued Tom raee One.) 200 men of the Colonial Infantry and & Marx suit, you buy the dressiest a "battery of four guns, arrived here Nathan Salmon. Pe- GMIN suit in the union. of the territory. The capital of today and have since sailed for tary ARE KILLED Remember the special prices for the new company is given as $25,-- king. FIVE TRAINMEN KILLED TWO AVIATORS IN YORKSHIRE. ENGLAND. this week only. Alterations and 000 divided into 250 shares, with a Prince Regent Resigns. AND A SCORE INJURED. at Mrs. Verne are good, each. The corpor Peking, Dec. 6. Prince Chun," the Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) dressmaking par value of $1.00 Dec. 6. A double aviation remodeling a specialty. to in the manu- regent and father of the child emper- tBy Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) London, 'imm ation wishes engage 6. train- - at near Scar- The kind of a watch that will give you, your son, grand mar or abdicated His as Pittsburg, Pa., Dec. Five fatality occurred Filey, your The great trial of Robt Emmett facturing, handling, selling and today. place Hu- - j men were killed and a score injured, borough, Yorkshire, this morning. accurate time under all conditions, because it is New Theatre. of cement products, orchard guardian of the throne is taken joint- son, tonight. State keting of bert an aviator, was killed in- articles. The In ly by Shih-hua- , a Manchu Prince and a number them seriously, this Oxley, Twenty-On- e Boys Suspended supplies and other his Robert THE FINEST PRACTICAL POCKET TIMEPIECE MADE IN THE WORLD stock former of the National As morning in a wreck of two freights stantly and passenger, Twenty-on- e the pub- corporators, among whom the president boys attending and an express train on the Pennsyl- Weiss, suffered injuries from which he Schools build- is divided, are John W. Rhea, sembly and Hau Shi Chang,'"vice pres- W have them the regular sizes and the NEW PRECISION lic schools in the High equally vania railroad at Devils Bend, one died soon after. un-- M. Brink and Lucius K. Mc- ident of the privy council. VERITHIN MODELS FOR MEN AND WOMEN cased in an end- ing, were suspended this forenoon Walter mile of Battle at Hao Kan. , . '. half east Manor, less of distinctive, original 14 and 18kt gold cases. We ask Go to it, Bill! New State Thea- - variety San Francisco, Cal., Dec. the favor and privilege of showing you our assortment. tre. patches received here today frqjrs " Shanghai by the Chung Sai Ye.t:Po. All have read of the trial of Robt It's the Watch for You." report the capture of Won Po, north Emmett. Go see it tonight. New of Hankow in the Hupeh province by State Theatre. 92....Phone.. ..92 the revolutionists. A battle is said THE JEWELER JAMES C. McCONVERY, to be in progress about the town of NOTICE TO SUSPENDED BOYS. SPITZ, Hao Kan, where the imperialists The boys suspended from the high A E ! herewith. I 4J,w school this morning, are h repair-departme- nt have made a decided stand. wj fr NOTE Perfect service in our watch Flowers in Season. Hardy Plants and their summoned to appear before the Board IIS is our hobby. Try it. of Education, in the office of Superin- ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW 415 Palace Avenue. tendent J. A. Wood at 7.30 o'clock Phone. Black 204. . AT THE JUAREZ RACES. this evening, when it will be decid- ed who and on what are to Wire to conditions, (By Special Leased New Mexican) be readmitted to school. Dec. 6. for Juarez, Mexico, Entries By order of tomorrow:" ' " j, JOSE D. SENA, 6 First race selling, six furlongs: President of Board of Education Maizie Girl, Clyde Freeman, X Bit of z 9t l FA 100; Mamiel Fortune, Lady Stalwart, ; Our are the best money DAVID LOWITZKI, The Modern 103 Tom pictures E Boana, f Judge Cabinness, can buy. New State Theatre. ' 105; J. H. Reed, " Home Franks, Bushwacker, MARKET RECEIVED v 10S. JUST Judge Henderson, a New Mexican want ad. It W Try Second race, selling one mile: Miss 9 One of the first requisites of a brings results. 92...Phone ..92 01 Hand Painted Pictures in fine frames modern home is an sani- Korn, Rake, 97; X Anne McGee, 101; safe- Lotta Creed, Ocean Queen, Fern L., . To made Frames all Sizes tary plumbing equipment. Black Mate Sir 106. Ready the domestic health and Angus guard to keep Third eix X clean and whole- race, selling furlongs: --X the home thoroughly Earlene,'lOO; Tal- mi TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Flying Feet, 103; some at all times, plumbing fixtures low G., John 01 Dip, Jeanne D'Arc, Emma on affording absolute and perfect sanita- H. Sheenhan 105; Marie Lena ) Large stock, come and get a price Hyde, AND tion are a prime necessity. .. Lech, Acquia Hidden Hand, Evran, FURNITURE QUEENSWARE. ; Q "aStMrdaMf plumbing fixtures and our expert mechanics will make your 108; Rosamo, 111. , j FLOWERSMM- THE! Z bathroom attractive and inviting. Let us give you an estimate. Fourth' race, handicap, six" furlongs:" AT - Second-Ban- Oakland Ara- New and d Goods Sold on Easy Payments. 100; Flying Wolf, 105; Santa Fe Hardware & Supply Co. see, 114; Enfleld, 115. j CLARENDOtCRDENS PHONE 56 BLACK. W''&aM&TE, N. M. 03 The great trial of Robt. Enraaett Phone Black 12. R. V. BOYLE, Manager. tonight. New State Theatre.

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This Store is the Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes. MTMM and Good 2 BYRD, Mrs. M. H. and Katberine & lots Nos. 12 and 13, Blk C. $1.49. Costs $3.60. On lots 61, 62, Water & Light Co., 200 acres. dina; W, V. Valencia. House and Hope Hope No. mining 71.25 $112.06. $5.60. 8. 63, 85, 86, 90. 91, 92, 93, 96. 9"; 3. land, Bnd. N., Road; E., J. Ortiz y claims, containing acres. Pet Patterson. Taxes Pty. EOT TAX On land Pal- DEMI SANTA FE IRRIGATION & IMP. CO. Fractional 30, 31, 32, 33, 34. 35, 89. S1RINGO, Chas. A. Taxes $34.10. Pty. P.; S., S. Davis; W V. Valencia; 17, house and lot occupied by T. Costs $2.75. Bnd. X., 2 4 X B. Catron as a residence on ace E., A. S., Castil- Taxes $43.00. Pty. $2.15. Costs On map near depot. $1,71. Costs 35 cts. On E SW Pet. No. 12, house and lot, Bnd. Grant Ave.; Stabb; 16 A. & S. R. J. Ave., the land to the W., R. L. Baca. Land Bnd N., $3.85. On S 2 of W 2 of NE 4 MYER, J. B. Taxes $234.50. Pty. of SE Sec. 3, Twp. N., Rge. T. F. R.; E, Pflueger; containing lo; A. 4 D. Road South and West formerly owned by Mrs. et E.. Seligman; 1910 S 2 of W of NE 4 of SE $11.73. Costs 35 cts. On lots. Map 9 E., 225.50 acres. S., Quintana; V., Byrd al; No. W. Geo. W. Knaebel and from M. W., Ditch. Pet NE Sec. 17, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 10 Valuable Bldg. Lots.' Precinct 6. acquired S., Castillo; 1-- H. A. being land Bnd. E., 4, land near Indian School. Pet 80 E 2 of NW Sec 17, N. WILLIAMS, W. Taxes $23.23. Pty. Augusta Probst, E., acres; Ro-- tap 80 HUTCHINS, B. K., Trustee Taxes $1.16. Costs 35 cts. On E 2 Grant Ave.; S., Federal St.; W., 4, lots 1 to 10 Buena Vist Add. Pet Twp. 16 N.. Rge. 10 E., acres; NAPOLEON, Luis. Taxes $33.60. Amounts of Not Less Than Costs 35 cts. On SE Sec. 33, 14 N., 9 sario St.. the lot on the 5, house and land Bnd. X., Carada SW 4 of SW Sec. 9, Twp. 16 $2.18. Costs 35 cts. House $26.55. Pty. $1.33. Twp. Rge. including Pty. side of Bnd. N., de los 2 Und. Int. in the Grant E., 80 acres. On South Federal St. E., J. Montoya; S, $25.00 County of Santa N., Rge. 10 E.; SE of SE Sec. and lot Bnd. N, South Capitol St.; Cieneguilla personal properly. Frijoles; 2 from M. T. Taxes 47 Costs 33 Federal E. and S., Presbyterian Chamisos W., C. Ortiz. 8 Twp. 16 N., Rge. 10 E., NE of E., F. Muller; S., N. Salmon; W, purchased Jesus Romero, $9.33. Pty. cts. St.; Creek; of New Board of Home Missions; W, Ro- - C. Fe, Territory NE 1-- Sec. 17, Twp. 16 N., Rge. T. Z. Winters. Romero and others. cts. 2 2 V. 9. sario St. On property. On Mexico. 10 E., 120 acres; S of S of N. M. FUEL AND IRON CO. Taxes Precinct No. personal CORHICK, Theodore. personal 9 Jose. Taxes $40.36. Pty. $17.01. Costs property. Taxes $36.85. $1.34. SW Sec. 13 Twp. 16 N., Rge. $35.17. Pty. $1.26. Costs $1.75. VIERRA, Taxos $8.93. Pty T. Pty. 35 Costs 35 cts. 80 1-- 45 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and D. Taxes $23.91 cts. E, 40 acres; Sec. 14, Twp. 9 E., On NW 4 SE NE SW TRUE, Frances of New Mexico, 16 Bnd. T. E- Cerrillos $1.20. Costs 35 cts. On iiouse CATRON, C. C. Taxes $124.80. Pty. D. Territory acres; SE Sec. 12, Twp. N., and S 2 NE Sec. 33, Twp. 14 land, N., Pino; - Pty. of Santa Fe. 2 G. and Bnd. X. and Main $6.24. Costs 35 cts. On Gabaldon DURAX, Jose Manuel. Taxes $25.12. ' County Rge. 9 E., 85 acres; W of W N., Rge. 9 E., 160 acres. E 2 NE Road; S., Pino; W., Cienega land, E., in accordance with Chapter 22' of 120 64 acres. On prop- Grant, that part of it not conveyed Pty. $1.26. Costs 35 cts. On house Sec. 17, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 10 E., E 2 SE Sec. 26 Twp. 13 N., Road, personal Ditch; S., Creek; W., Community Laws of the 33rd As- Fence. On to the U. S. Government and to and lot, Bnd. N., Marcy the Legislative acres; all of SE Sec. 13, Twp. Rge. 9 E., 160 acres. Store and erty. Taxes $54.29. Pty. $2.21 personal propsrty. Ft Hills; of the of New Mex- Costs 35 cts. Taxes $9.78. 50 cts. Costs 35 L. A. Hughes. On personal prop E., Mrs. J. Fayette; S., Hillside, sembly Territory 16 N, Rge. 9 E., 160 acres; all that other Bldgs. in Sec. 33, Twp. 14 N., Pty. ico, I, the undersigned, treasurer and 16 No. 7. cts. Taxes $33. 50. Pty. $1.68. Cost Ave.; W, A. Holmes. part of fractional Sec. 18. Twp. R. 9 E. Pet. 3, 2 parcels of land Precinct erty. collector of the County of C. No. 10. 35 cts. G. N., Rge. 10 E., 623 acres. Bnd. N., River; S., Houghton; E., Precinct Santa in the of New CERRILLOS LAND CO. A. GILDERSLEEVE, Mrs. Teresa M. Fe, Territory V. Cabra Creek; W., B. Ortiz heirs. Taxes $34.01 CRIST. Isabella V. Taxes $134.00. Pty. do make, and Costs $10.33. On unim- W. C. Taxes- - Taxes $40.20. Pty. $2.01. Costs 35 Mexico, hereby certify VALDES, Antonio. Taxes $26.46. Pty. Land known as Old Piersols prop- Pty. $1.70. ASHER, Mrs. $42.15. $6.70. Costs 35 cts. On house and the following notice and list Sec. 20 14 N.. On cts. On house and lot, Bnd. N. and publish $1.32. Costs 35 cts. On house and erty, Blk. 46. proved land, Twp. Pty. $2.11. Costs $14.20. lots lot, Bnd. N., Johnson St.; E., Grant of taxes to not less than 8 40 acres. to 4, 1 10 1 to 1 to E., J. A. S., amounting lots, Bnd. N., F. Miera; E. and S., P. Rge E., Lots I to Blk. 1; 10, Blk. 2; Ave.; S., Mrs. Mignardot; W., A. W, Martinez; Wood; twenty-fiv- e dollars with penalties and 7 to 10, 22 to 25. 26 to 24, 54 and 55, 10, Blk. 3; 3 to 24, Blk. 5; 6 to 24, A. Palace Ave. On personal property. J. D. Sena; W., College St . PEACE,' O. A. Taxes $33.50. Pty. Church property. costs payable in said county, 58 to 76 and 77, 82 to 90 and Blk. 1 to Blk. 1 to Blk. Taxes $6.70. 34 cts. Costs 35 thereon, W $1.68. Costs $1.40. On lots 28, 29, 61, 85, 6; 24, 7; 24, E. Pty. and as follows: 91, 98 to 107, 116 to 119. 136 to 144, 8; 1 to 24 Blk. 3 to B!k. els. delinquent originally WALLACE, R. B. Taxes $42.22. Pty. 5, 21, 35, 108, 395, Alameda Add. 9; 12, 10; ELLIS, Geo. E. Taxes $670.00. Pty. One-hal- f on the of December, 148 to 168 15 3 13 W. H. Taxes $154.63. first day $2.11.. Costs $2.55. On house and PEREA de Yrissari Barbarlta. Taxes to 150, 154 157, to 171, to 24, Blk. 10; to 8, Blk. 11; to $33.50. Costs 35 cts. On Claire GOEBEL, Pty. 1910, and one-ha-lf on the first day of 182 to 207 and 217 and 4 to 3 $7.73. Costs 35 cts. On Bnd. N., E., R. C res-pin- ; Costs 35 cts. 202, 208, 218, 24, Blk. 11; 22, Blk. 12; to 24, Hotel. On personal property. TaxeB personal which became land, Creek; $67.00. Pty. $3.35. June, 1911, all of taxes S., C. lots 227 to 235, 243 and 244, 350 to 354. Blk. 13; 1 to 20, Blk. 14; 3 to 10, Blk. $33.60. $2.68. Costs 35 cts. property. of Ditch; W., Garcia; On house and lot, Bnd. N. and E. Pty. finally delinquent on the 2nd day Nos. 8 to Allen's 256 to 360, 362 to 369, 372 to 375. 15; 13 to 24 Blk. 15; 13 to 24, Blk. G. L. hereinbe-inbelo- 18, Heights. J. R. McFie; S., Pinos Creek; W. 1911, the same being 379 394. Blk. 8 to A. On property. July, K. Galisteo St. to 16, Stanley Add. Lot 5, 1; GREGG, William. Taxes $30 46. Pty. LOOMIS, J. personal set the names of the 1 to 1 Taxes $38.86. $1.94. Costs 35 forth, KRAUL, Walter. Taxes $41.41. Pty. R. F. 14, Blk. 1; 14, Blk. 2; ;o 14, $1.52. Costs 33 cts. On lot 6 A, lot Pty. low set forth by precincts and con- FIRST NATL. BANK OF LAS VEGAS. Blk. 3; 1 to 7, Blk. 4; 1 to 10, Blk 5; cts. $2.07. Costs $1.40. On land, Bnd. John. Taxes $33.50. 6 B, 9, 10 and 11, SW SW taining, first, the names of the own- RANDALL, Pty. Taxes $27.60. Pty.. $1.3S. Costs 1 to 24, Blk. 6; 1 to 24, Blk. 7; 4 to M. N., Mill Ditch and E., A $1.68. Costs 35 cts. On hous? and Sec. 31, Twn. 18 X., Rge. 10 E., 135 ers of all property upon which the $1.15. On Bnd. N., A. T. & S. F. 12 Blk. 1 to 3, Blk. 14 to 26. MAIN, Kate R. Taxes $33.50. de la S., A. Gilder-sleev- lot, 8; 9; acres. On Taxes Pty. not less than Pena; Lopez Ditch; W., land, Bnd. N., Ingrers; E., personal property. taxes amounting to R. R.; E., Road; S., Main St.; W,! Blk. 9; 13 to 19, Blk. 10; 1 to 24, 35 $1.68. Costs 35 cts. On lots Bnd. P. Garqia; land Bnd. N Ditch; E., S., W,. Galis- $9.21. Pty. 46 cts. Costs cts. twenty-fiv- e dollars have become delin- Virginia St.; E. R. Williams. House and lots Blk. 1 to 10, Blk. 1 to 9, N H. S. E., McKenzie; S., Ojito Road; S, E. Lacassagne; W., teo 11; 12; GRIFFIX, W. E. Taxes $26.80. Pty. Clancy; the for which the ame St. Nes-- 1 4 to 20. A. L. Ave. quent; year M. R. house and Bnd. . Nos. 13, 14, 15 and 16, Blk 5, ' Blk. 13; to 20, Blk. 14; Costs 35 cts. On house and Morrison; W, Kentucky of 'such Rendon; lot, REED. Alonzo E. Taxes $83.74. Pty. $1.34. are due; the amount taxes, bitt and North Add. Blk. 15; 5 to 21, Blk. 16, San Pedro Han-na- ; MOORE, Leroy O. Taxes $107.20. Pty. N., F. Ahaya; E., E. Andrews; S., $4.19. Costs 10.20. On lots 223. lot, Bnd. N, Mrs. Harvey; E., penalties and costs due; the descrip- - K. Add. $5.36. Costs 35 cts. On house and Manhattan Ave.; W., C. Herrera; Blk. 237. S., Johnson St.; W., Chapelle tion of the property whereon the same 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 17; lot, Bnd. N., Salzes Creek; E., E. house and lot, Bnd. N., Garcia, E 242 244. KENNEDY, W. H. and Kate Sulli- C St. On personal property. Taxes and of if 238, 239, 240, 241, 243, Blk. Wheel-o-n. ara due, the amount taxes, van. L. J. $13.18. 59 33 cts. Chavez; S., River; W., C. A. Road; S., Manhattan Ave.;. W.. C 17; 313, 314, 315, 316, 317, 318, 319, Taxes $43.03. Pty. $2.15. CARTWRIGHT, Taxes $11.72. Pty. cts. Costs due on by such 4 On Taxes personal property Chavez. Costs 35 cts. On mining claims. Pty. 66 cts. Costs 70 cts. On SW H. personal property. the following being the abbre- 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, $10.77. 54 cts. Costs 35 cts. party; Precinct No. 4. Sees 14 and 15. Twp. 15 N., Rge. Sec. 19, Twp. 11 N, Rge. 9 E., 160!HERSCH 82.07. Pty. viations used in said list: N.; 328, 329, 330, 331, 332, 333, 334, 335, Mrg j0S,pn. Taxes O. North, B. 11 E., 62.15 acres. acres. NW Sec. 20, xv, Sec- 336, Blk. 45; 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, Twp. n Pty. $4.10. Costs $1.05. On house South, S.; East, E.; West, W.; KEYSTONE AND MILLING 9 160 acres. On OTERO, M. A., Trustee. Taxes and BAKER, W.:P and A. Tweed. Taxas 274, 275, 276, Blk. 15; 245, 246 247, MINING Rge. E., personal and lot, Bnd. N., San Francisco St.; tion, S., Sec; Township, Twp.; CO. Taxes $126.49. $6.32. Taxes $14.02. Pty. 70 cts. $4a6.05. Pty. $22.80. Costs $3.00. and $72.03. Pty. $3.60. Costs 55 cts. On 248, 249, Blk. 16. Pty. property. E. and S., Lopez; W., Sandoval St. Range, Rge.; Addition,. Add.; Costs 35 cts. On Mineral land. Costs 35 cts. On land, Sees. 25. 35 and 36, Twp. or house and lot Bnd. N. R. A. David- RING, John J. Taxes $122.93. Pty. Pay Land Bnd. N. and E.. Delgado heirs; indicating any natural object thing Roll 27 7 20.50 D. 16 N.. Rge. 9 E. Sees. 28 29, 31, 32, son; E., Gaspar Ave.; S., Capitol $6.15. Costs. $1.80. On lots 3 to 40, lode, Twp. N., Rge E., S., San Francisco St.; W, J. Pino hich is a boundary of any property acres. 33, Twp. 16 X., Rge. 10 E. Part follow- Add.; W, O. Retsch; lot No. 3, Don Blk. 4; 185 and 186, Blk. 4; 194 and DARNELL, J. H. Taxes $71.48. Pty. de Baca. Land Bnd. N., Creek; E., (herein described, immediately M. of Sees. 30 and 34, Twp. 16 Rge. Gaspar Ave. 195, Blk. 12; 196 to 230, Blk. 17; $3.57. Costs $8.70. On house and Jiron; S., Cerrillos Road; W., Ortiz. N, ing such N., S., E., or W., and including N. H. 10 E., 1,000 acres. Sees. 1 and EECKWITH, Heirs. Taxes $67.00. 236, Blk. 11. McWILLIAMS, Taxes $28.73. lots, Tarr & Douglass Add., Nos. On personal property. Taxes $73.70. Land, any adjoining property herein de- 15 N 9 Pty. $1.44. Costs 40 cts. On lots 11 and Blk. 10 11, Blk. 35 2, Twp. Rge. E. Sees. 4, Pty. $3.35. Costs 70 cts. On house 8. 12, 7; and 6; Pty. $3.69. Costs cts. . scribed by the name of the owner 5, 15 10 10 and 12, Blk. 10, Cerrillos. 18 19, Blk. 7; 21, 23, 24, K. and 6. Twp. N., Rge. E. following and lot Bnd. N.( Collingwood; E., SAWYER Z. B. Taxes $41.86. Pty. 15, 16, 20, thereof, immediately J. B. Taxes $46.00. 7 Part of Sec. 26, Twp. 16 X., Pge. 9 or to S. Street; W., A. P. Hogel; Pet. No. $2.09. Costs 35 cts. On land, Bnd. McAFEE, Pty Blk. 7; 1 to 7, Blk. 10; to 12, Blk. KERR, W. H. Taxes $23.44. Pty. N., S., E., W., wit: $2.30. Costs : 3. E., 300 acres. All that land known 17, lot Bnd. N., J. Lowitzki et N., Martinez; E., Galisteo St.; S. $6.40. Lots 1, 2, 9; 13 to 24. Blk. 10; 13 to 24, Blk. $1.17. Costs 35 cts. On house and al; Blk. Blk. 13 as the Juan Cayetano Lovato Grant, E, M. C. de Baca et al; S., San and W., J. Martinez. J. 1, 2, 3, 26; to 24, 11; 2 to 7, Blk. 6; 3 to 5, Blk. 5; lot, Bnd. N. and S., Street; E.. G. Precinct No. 1. Blk. 21 to 1 to Exhibit 3 of land claims Francisco St.; W., S. Romero et al. SLOAN, Alletta Eearley. Taxes 3; 24, Blk. 5; 12, Blk. 6 to 10, Blk. 14; 1 to fo, Blk. 15; E. Ellis; W, E. Lucero. On person- private W. 9 to Blk. 1 to 103, Deed Justo Lovato to Hiram O. $312.45. Pty. $15.62. Costs $1.75. 4; 18, 9; 24, Blk. 10; 1 to 12, Blk. 16; 7 to 11, Blk 13; al property. Taxes $17.76. Pty. 89 C. and P.- - L. 1893, and re- "WEIDNER, Bouquet, 4 1 to 11, Blk. 23; 15 to Blk. 1 1 Cartwright, June 23, R. A. On Int. in Glorieta Orchard. 2 22, 23; 13 to 20, Blk. 13; to 7, Blk. 1; cts Costs 35 cts Taxes $24.41. $1.22. Costs DAVIDSON, Taxes $44.33. Pty. 1 1 Bl!c. corded in Book D 1, 202, 203. Pty. Int. in land. Pet. No. 3, land. Pet. to 24, Blk. 19; to 12, 26; to 7, Blk. 2; 9 to 13, Blk. 2. Tele- KNAPP, David, Dr. Taxes $120.60. Pages 4.20. On estate: $2.21. Costs $1.30. On W NE 204 the following real 1-- 1 to Blk. 1 to and of Santa Fe County and 1-- 4 13 29; 13, Blk. 20; line from to 35 W 2 SE No. 18, Int. in land, 160 acres. phone Stanley Pankey, Pty. $6.03, Costs cts. On house Land Bnd. S., Sec. 15, Twp. 14 N, 1 Deed of of and record- N, Ditch; E., River new house Glorieto to 12, Blk. 21; 1 to 12, Blk. M., San 16 miles. No. Add. On City Santa Fe Rge. 8 E. 150 land Bnd. N., Pet. No. 4, One Cristobal, and lot 1, Fort Marcy Road; W.. A. Garcia; land Bnd. N., acres; ' Nesbitt and North Add. ed in Book Page 5, containing Beek-er- Orchard. On personal property. personal property. Taxes $11.72. E. and S., W. J. Trujil-lo- , Archibequi; E., Hitchcock; S., ; in all 357 acres. That portion of Ditch; Road; Taxes $20.77. $1.04. Costs 35 P. ! 59 cts. Costs 35 cts. Land Bnd. W. J. Tru- - W, Haffner heirs? lots 14, Blk. Pty. LEWIS, O. S. Taxes $76.50. Pty. $3.83. Pty. land known Bnd. N., Ditch; cts. L. as Cienega N., 42 and lots 134 PENNSYLVANIA MINING CO. Taxes 4 Fil-ley- ), jillo; Home land Bnd. N. Garcia; E., and 138. Costs $1.05. On SE (F. L. by the street running south of the SMITH, W. H. Taxes $33.50. Pty. $46.00. Costs $1.05. 9 LUCERO & PACHECO. Taxes $33.50. S., W., 5 Pty. $2.30. Sec. 25, Twp. 11 N., Rge. E.; Palace Hotel, known as Marcy Road; River; Salazar; $1.68. Costs 40 cts. On lots 436 $1.68. Costs 35 cts. On per- St.; of in of Home EASLEY, Chas. F. Taxes $58.79. On Pennsylvania group of mining SW 4 (C. Cape), Sec. 25, Twp. 11 Pty. D. M. parcels land front the Pty. to S., Palace Ave., Nusbaum, 2 455, Alameda Add. 41 acres. The Great West- 2 4 sonal property. and Trees. Pet. 9, land at San $2.94. Costs $3.25. On W lot 7, claims, N., Rge. 9 E. Int. in NE Sec. Castillo, G. Breeden, S. Spitz and Sec. SULLIVAN AND BURR. Taxes ern lode 9 acres. Sur- LYNG, Mrs. John P. Taxes $45.95. Pet. 1, 2, old house. On 18, Twp. 14 N., Rge. 8 E., 20 mining claim, 25, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 9 E. Court House; E., Kentucky Ave., M. lots 3 $113.00. Pty. $5.65. Costs $4.40. face on the Pty. $2.30. Costs35 cts. On per- personal property. Taxes $6.14. acres; and 4, Sec. 19, Twp. 14 improvements Pennsyl- S. Castillo, G. Breeden and S. Spitz; N., 8 E.. 55 On lots 9 to 16. Blk. 2; 17 to 24, Blk. vania group. sonal property. Pty. 31 cents. Costs 35 cents. Rge. acres, Pet. No. 4; STEVENS, E. L. Taxes $21.25. Pty. W., Court House, D. Nusbaum and and 3; 3 to 40, Blk. 4; 77 to 100, Blk 9; PRATT, Heirs. Taxes $207.00. M. Precinct No. 2. house lot, Bnd. N., A. Pogue; E, John, $1.06. Costs $1.10. On E 2 NE Scottish Rite Masons. Pet 4, all Muller et 65 to 76, Blk, 9; 197 to 208, Blk. 10; $10.35. Costs 70 cts. On pat- McCARLEY, C. D. Taxes $36.84. Pty. c. al.; S., Franklin Ave.; W., Pty. Sec. 3, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 9E W 2 that land known as the Houghton Galisteo Pet. 186 and 187, Blk. 11; 192, 194, 196, ented mineral lands, Sees. 7 and 8, $1.84. Costs 35 cts. On personal G. Taxes St., No. 17; lots 346 NW ""Sec. 2, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 9 Land, formerly belonging to L. A. COBBETT, Reginald $$22.22. 209 230 236. pr---- to 349, 94 to 50 Blk. 12; to 215, to Blk. Twp. 14 N., Rge. 8 E, 160 acres. T 70 house 97, to 53, Cerrillos E, 160 acres. House and lots Nos. and Wm. H. Pope, and more Pty. $1.11. Costs cents. On 18; 458, Blk. 7, Alameda Add. 80 MIL1 . '.. ; .:r1 WiiV Land Co. On Patented mineral land, acres. 2 & and Bnd. and personal property. and 3, Blk. 12, Tarr Douglass .: land, N., River Creek; - Estate. Tax- . : Taxes $4.69. Pty. 25 cts. Costs 35 SPIEGELBERG, Lehman, SETH, Luis and M. Gray. Taxes Add. $46.:'". (cv.. E. , Road; S, Noedel; W., River; es $54.75. Pty. $2.74. Costs $4.20. Costs On On ur,f i,..;.., , cts. $28.73. Pty. $1.44. $2.80. Precinct No. 11. ubf" j .Of". house and land, 'Bnd. N., T. Ortega; On 1--2 Bnd. D. :',r '! ' V " ELROY, Mary E, ' Taxes $25.12. Int. land, N., J. Her lots 22 and 24, Blk. 1; 1. 2, 5, 6, 9, land H.M R. Ttoad. Pty. G. - :r. E.f Creel; S., Ortega; W., S. Casados; W., R. Romero. 5. Tefll !' $1.26. Costs $2.40. On lots 389, 390 rera; E., 10, Blk: 19; 1, 2, 6, 9, 10, Blk GOLDEN CITY MIXIXG & MILLIXG On personal property Taxes $7.54. 2 R. :,. .; :, $7"..r-ft.- 391, 392, 393, 394, 412, Int. land, Bnd. N, Borrego; 21, Cerrillos Townsite. MOTT vy , 395, 413, 414, CO. Taxes $42.50. $2.13. Costs . . 38 cents. Costs 35 cents. 2 Pty. - ),',! III' T .M'?"..!'. , ajit; "'f'w.i Pty. 415, 416, Blk. 20, Alameda Add. E., S. and W., J. D. Romero. SISTERS OF ST. Taxes Pty.' .5; ,". tv ,5 j'- '.v.; W. JOSEPH. 35 cts. On unpatented mining r.h; ( !! O" .J:it ?1V Int land Bnd. N., E. and S.. and . 1; : f". S. g. Road; 55.42. $2.27. Costs $2.45. On New- Pty. claims, fractional, Shell Bank. ' . , ;. A .. 0 Wm. H. Taxes $39.31. Pty. R. Romero. 2 land Bnd Ortiz V ..' ,..':. st. ior WISE, GOMEZ. Mauricio. $25.87. Int N, . 4, 14 N. Taxes Pty NE Tract Sec. 21, Twp. comer, and Sandwitch. (1-- Costs $1.75. On house and E. and S., R. Romero Galisivu uieny owned by F. Dilbert Int.) $1.97. $1.29. Costs $2.10. 2 Road; W.,J 8 4 oc On S SW E., 159 acres. NW Sec. 21, Twp. L. $7.69. 6 land J. D. Romero. 2 land Bnd.'i N. On personal property Taxes land, 20 acres; land, acres; Sec. 29, NW 4 of NE Int 14 8 160 Sec. 31, N., Rge E., acres. SE LUNSEY SHOPS MIXIXG CO. Taxes 38 cts. Costs 35 cts. 2 2 8 acres. 1--4 N., B. E. and S, Pty. acres; land, acres; land, NW of NW lot 3, Sec. 3, Herrera; Rodriguez; Sec. 17, 14 N., 8 E., 160 35 NAPOLEON i PATTLIFF. Taxes 1-- Twp. Rge. $53.12. $2.66. Costs cts. S. Road. Pet. No. 2 land Pty. Precinct No. 3. Twp. 11 N., Rge. 11 E., 160 W., 18, Int. acres. Lot No. 192 of NE Sec. $46.90. Pty. $2.35. Costs 35 cts. acres; Or- On mines, surface improvements. 1-- 2 4 Bnd. N., A. M. Sandoval; E., W. SAXDOVAL, de Quintana Placide, A. S of NW of SW Sec. 25, 20, Twp. 14 N, Rge. 8 E., 47 acres. Precinct No. 13. On personal property. J. Duro. Pet No. 4, 1--2 Int. heirs of. Taxes $70.92. Pty. $3.55. ABREU, Carlos F. Taxes $33.52. Twp. 11 N., Rge. 11 E., 154 acres; tiz; S., Lot No. 392 of NW Sec. 21, Twp. R. O. land Bnd. N, B. Ortega; E., B. Bor- Costs 70 cts. On house and lot Bnd. $1.68. Costs 70 cents. On 2 SW Sec. 19, Twp. 14 N., Rge. 9 14 N., Rge. 8 E., 110 acres. Lot No. Antonio J. Taxes $68.47. Pty. M. M. Maes. ROUTLEDGE, Joseph. Taxes $51.00. ORTIZ, Pty. L. A. et al; E., Col- 161 S 2 1-- rego; S., Rodriguez; W., 1 X., Mrs. Harvey Undv Int in house and lot, Bnd. N. E., acres; of NW Sec. 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. Land Pet. 4, Tract No. 121, Bnd. N, lege S., Sparks Ave.; W., Selig- 25, 14 N., 9 160 8 30 acres. No. 192 of 4 8 St; and W., L. B. Prince; E., L. B. Sena; Twp. Rge.' E., acres; E., Lot of SE of SW Sec. 27, Twp.i 13, Twp. 13 N., Rge. E.; House La Mesilla. 1--4 Creek; E., Rivenburg; S., Ditch; man St. Pet. 9, land at NE and house and lot Galisteo, SW Sec. 22, 14 2 N S., Palace Ave.; Pet. No. 3, house Twp. N, Rge. 16 X, Rge. 11 E., 20 acres; N and lot, Bnd. Mascaras Creek; CO. On Sec. 14 9 W., M. Maes. Land, Pet No. 4 SAXTA FE TRAIL CURIO and land. Bnd. N., Canon Road; E., 25, Twp. N., Rge. E.. 160 8 E., 120 acres. SE S 2 of NE Sec, 28, Twp. E., J. E. Duran; S., San Francisco Bnd. N., G. Rivera; E. and S., J. personal property.- - Taxes $46.90. acres; Pet. 4, house and lot, Bnd. W. S. Taxes $92.00. 2 F. Rodriguez; S., J. D. Garcia; W. STRICKLER, 16 N., Rge. 11 E., 160 acres; E St.; W., E. Duran; House and lot 35 cts. Hickox L; Johnson; ,W.. Road. Pet. No. 4, 35 Pty. $2.35. Costs T. B. Catron. On personal property. N., St.; E., T. Romero; S., Pty. $4.60. Costs cts. On houses, NW NE 4 SW NW 4 of Bnd. N., S. S. Beaty and Co. Jail; M. land, Bnd. N., Creek; E., Road; Taxes 10.39. 52 eta. Costs Martinez; W., F. Gomez. On engines, boilers, pumps, roster3, etc SE Sec. 34, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 11 E., Galisteo St.; S., J. Olivas et al; SLOAX, J. B. Taxes $46.90. rty. Pty. S., L. Spiegelberg; W., P. Sandoval. ana 35 cents. . personal property. Taxes $38.85. of the late Consolidated Mining E. 160 acres; W 2 SW W 2 W., Herlow; House and lot Bnd. N. $2.35. Costs 35 cts. On house Pet, No. 4, 2 Int. land Bnd. N, J. L. Pty. $1.94. Costs 35 cts. and Smelting Co. NW Sec. 15, Twp. 16 N., Rge. and S., Road. Pet No. 4, land Bnd. lot, Bnd. N., Ft. Marcy; E.. ANDREWS, Mrs. Kate. Taxes $39.52. Ditch; E., S. and W., W. Spiegel- L. GOMEZ, Francisco. Taxes $123.95. SUGAR, L. D. Taxes $40.93. Pty, 11 E., 160 lots 1 and 2, SE 4 N., Road; E, J. Montoya y R.; S., Seligman; S., Hillside Ave.; W, $1.98.. Costs $1.05. On land, No. 2 land acres; Pty. 1--2 berg. Pet 4, Int. Bnd. Pty. $6.20. Costs 70 cts. On S $2.05. Costs 95 cts. On Hazelton of NE Sec. 3, 15 N-- , P. Pet. No. 8, B. Prince. Sec. 31, Twp. 15 N., Rge. 8 E., 27 N. S. Twp. Rge. Trail; W., Lopez. 1-- 2 1-- and S., Creek; E., Road; W., $76.02. NE E of SW Sec. 30 lode, Sunnyside lode. NW Sec. 11 E., 160 acres; N 2 of NW house and lot, Bnd. N., T. Apodaca; SPIEGELBERG, Willi. Taxes acres'; land, Bnd. N., S. F. River; Borrego. Pet. No. 3, land, 2 Int., 11 N., 9 E., 160 acres. 12 7 27 2 4 Costs $3.45. On lot Bno. E., S. S. land Bnd. Twp. Rge. Pet 22, Twp. N., Rge. E., acres E of NW Sec. 22, Twp. 16 E. and W., Road; S., Davis. P2t. No. Pty. $3.80. Vigil; W., Road; Hick-o- Bnd. N., S. Rivera; E., B. Pacheco; McKen- No. 4, House and lot, Bnd. N., Lots 6 and 7, Blk. 8. House and N., 11 E., 160 lots 1 and 8, land Bnd. N. E. and S Eaton N., H. S. Clancy; E., Mrs. N, S. F. River; E., Ditch; S., Can- W,: E. Ortiz Rge. acres; St.; E., M. Gomez; S., Ditch; W., lot No. 17, Blk. 9, Cerrillos. 2 4 15. 16 G. Chavez. Ortiz S., A. L. Morrison; W., Bartlett on Road; W. S. Vigil, of SE NE Sec. Twp. Grant; W., Int. zie; J. Chavez. THE BOSTON CERRILLOS MINES N., 11 139 acres. Grant. On property. Taxes St. Pet. 4, land Bnd. N., S. and E., B. Rge. E., personal H. TURNER, Sam B. Taxes $37.52. Pty. CORP. Taxes $828.00. Pty. $41.40. Precinct No. 14. $19.26. 96 cts. Costs 35 cts. Alarlds; W., A. Ortega. Pet 4. land BROWN, R. L. and Tomas. Pty. Carson, HESCH, Albert. Taxes $33. 48. Pty. $1.88. Costs $2.80. On lots 13, 14, Costs $1.05. On Cash 3 U. Mrs. J. W. Taxes $45.80. Bnd. N. and W., Alarid; E, Ditch; 35 Entry, RAYNOLDS, Taxes $26.80. $1.34. Costs 75 24 and Blk. 2 of Pty. $1.17. Costs cts. On house and and 23, Blk. 1; 25, 2; claims, E of SE Sec 5, Twp. UNKNOWN OWNERS. Taxes $28.25. Pty. $2.29. Costs 35 cts. On house S., Creek. Lots 236 to 247. Map cts. On land Bnd. N., E. and W. - 18 Blk. 5, 6 and Blk. lot, Bnd. N, Alley; E., J. W. Welt- 17, and 26, 3; 7, 14 N., Rge. 8 E., 31 acres. Grand Pty. $1.41. Costs $1.05. On land and lot Bnd. N., C. Ortiz; E., Grant Valuable Bldg. Lots. Near depot Pecos Road; S., Amenta Grant. C. 4; 10, 12 Blk 5, Add. 3 1-- mer; S., Garfield Ave.; W., F. H ' Capitol Central, claims, W SE and orchard. Tract No. 2, 11.10 Ave.; S., J. W., Mrs. L. A. W. ' Walker; F. '. 172 173. Blk. 34. 2 1--4 1-- 4 Hesch; lots and U. E 01 SW SK Of NW acres. Land, Tracts Nos. 3, 41, 81 Harvey. On pergonal property. WILLISON, R. B., Estate. Taxes FRAZIER F. L. Taxes $20.10. On - 4 On Pty. personal property. Taxes $12.40, UNKNOWN OWNERS. Taxes- $223.78. SW of NE mineral land. Sec, 138, 3 acres. Tracts Nos. 87 and 99, Taxes $17.85. Pty. 89 cts. Costs $69.97. Pty- - $3.50. Costs $3.15. 1-- $1.01. Costs 35 62 35 1-- 1-- 4 cts. On house and Pty. cts. Costs cts. Pty. $11.19. Costs $13.00. On lots 5, Twp. 14 N., Rge. 8 E., 199 acres. 19 acres. 35 cts, Int. in NE 4 SE NW Bnd. N. lot, 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. 8. SW Sees. 4 and 18, Twp. 14 N., S., Manhattan Ave.; W., M. Bern $2.71. Costs 35 cts. On house and V. & 2 19, 1 to 8, Blk. 1; 41 to 54, Blk. 6; 123 A. SANTA FE MEAT LIVE STOCK Rge. 8 E. N NE Sec. stein. On Taxes Bnd. N., Cerrillos E., 2 NE 1--4 personal property. lot, Road; to 136, Blk. 7; 101 to 109, Blk 8; 110 VERGOLIO, Joe. Taxes $9.99. Pty. ALEXANDER, O. W. Taxes $171.60. CO. Taxes $111.56. Pty. $5.58. Costs Twp. 15 N.. Rge. 8 E. E $6.70: 34 cts. Costs 35 cts. Mr3. Pty. Henry St.; S, Ditch; W., Per to 124, Blk. 14; 137 to 148, Blk. 14; 50 cts. Costs 75 cts. On NW Pty. $8.58. Costs 35 cts. On per: 35 cts. On personal preperty. and SE 1-- Sec. 7, Twp. 15 N., Rge. On Taxes 14 1-- x- - ry. personal property. 182 to 184, Blk. 13; 9 to 16 Blk. 2; Sec. 26, Twp. N, Rge. 8 E, 149 sonal property. Automobiles and SAXTA FE LODGE NO. 460, B. P. O 8 E S 2 NE rw ow - 1-- LONGWILL; R. H., Estate of.- $3.69. 18 cts. Costs 35 cts. 1-- 4 NE Taxes Pty. 17 to 27, Blk. 3; 3 to 40, Blk. 4; 77 acres. House and lot. North half tools. E. Taxes $50. 25. Pty. $2.51. Costs NE'l-- 4 SW SW $100.98. ; $5.05.' Costs $3.15. of 1 and 2, Blk.. 15 Pty.; to 100, Blk. 4; 65. to 78, Blk. 10; lot 11, Cerrillos B. 35 cts. On house and lot, Bnd. N., NW 4 SE Sec. 5, Twp. N., 1--4 - mti- in 1-- 1-- 8 OH; NeSbitt and North KAUFMAN, Alex. Taxes $25.12. Pty. 197 to 208, Blk. 11; 186 and 187, Blk. VOHS, Harry. On personal property. BERGER, Wm. M. Taxes $51.91. Pty. M. A. Otero; S., Terr, property; W., 8 E. NW 4 NW Sec. '1-- 2 Rge. Ada." Pet. 1; int. land $1.26. Costs 75 cts. On land Bnd. 2 NW 1--4. neap Santa 11; 194 to 196, Blk. 12; 209 to 215, Taxes $32.20. Pty. $1.6U? Costs $2.60. Costs 35 cts. On house and Lincoln Ave. ; E., Armory and W. Twp. 14 N., Rge. 8 E. W Pet.-- if land North of Ri-- N., P. A. T. & S. F. R, 35 8 E. S 1--2 Fe'depoti Quintana; E, Blk. 18; 230 to 236, Blk. 7; and 408, cts. , lot, Bnd. N, F.,B. Delgado heirs; B. Trade. Sec 17. Twp. 14 N, Rge. ve)imirg ia Pond; land Southwest R. Pet. No, 7, 2 Add., U. 1--2 8, lots, Laughlin Alameda Add. Lots 17 to 19 Blk. E., J. G. Schumann; S., Water St.; SHOOP, C. J. Taxes $80.40. Pty. SE1-- 4 S SW Sec. Twp. 1-- of land 4 Int. Nos. 62 and 63. 1--4 1-- formerly Hanley; 12; Lots 26 to 30 Aliens Highland UNKNOWN OWNERS, T. B. Catron W, Gaspar Ave. $4.02. Costs 35 cts. On house and 15 N., Rge. 8 E. SW of SW In Land South of Hotel W. 1--1 Exchange KENNEDY, H. Taxes $33.50. Pty Add. Lots 10 to 13, 27 to 28, 5 to 9, claimant. Taxes $44.91: 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 E. E 1-- and West of Loretto Pet. $1.18 Costs 35 1--4 4 1--4 Academy cts On house and 14. 17 and 25, 18 to 24, Pleasant Costs $3.15. SE of SW and Costs $2.45. On bouse and lot, Bnd. Ave.; S, Knapp; W., Alley. SW S 2 NE SW lots lots Pet. No. 4 East and near lot 4 N-- , 18; Bnd. N., Montezuma Ave.; E., View Add. Lots 13 to 16, Blk. 1; SE of SW Sec. 8, Twp. 14 N., San Francisco St.; E., Galisteo W. 3 and 4, Sec. 6, Twp. 15 Rge. A. T. & S. F. Pet. 5, about C. W. 8 depot, Lamborn; S., F. Plomteaux; 10 to 12, 3, Blk. 2; 22 to 29. Blk. 2; N., Rge. E., 80 acres. SW 4 of St.; S., Water St.; W., J. Lowitzki. WALKER John H. Taxes $53.60. Pty. 8 E. 1 land in No acre; Agua Frla, Pet. W., Street. On personal property. 1 to 4, Blk. 4, Hickox Add. SW Sec. 9, Twp. 14 N., Rge. 8 Lot, Bnd. N., San Francisco St; $2.68. Costs 35 cts. On house and Precinct No. 20. 8; small holding land near Galisteo, Taxes $20.10. Pty. $1.01. Costs 35 UNKNOWN OWNERS. Taxes $150.08, E., 80 acres. NE 4 of NE 1-- Sec. E., A. Staab; S., Water St.; W.. lot, Bnd. N. and W.', J. W. Raynolds; B. ' : Pet. house on Guada cts. Rob-binso- 4; Donoghue Pty. $7.50. Costs $9.20. On lots 17 17, Twp. 14 N., Rge. 8 E., 40 acres. Galisteo St Land Bnd. N, Hills; E., Grant Ave.; S., Mrs. A. P. BROOKS, G. L. et al. Taxes $30.60. St. . KNOWLTON, D. H. 4 4 1--2 lupe Taxes $46.90. and 9, Blk. 12; 182 to 184, Blk. 12; NE of NE and W of SE E, Ildefenso Road; S., J. H. Knae- On personal property. Taxes Pty. $1.53. Costs $1.20. On mining riy. z.35. costs $1.05. On land 397 to 399. Blk. 24; 187, 191, 192, 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; Nortk Bnd. M. 1--2 NAPOLEON, Luis. Taxes $41.86. Pty. N., Garcia; E., Seligman; Blk. 12; 436 to 455. Blk. 29; 185, 120 acres. E of NW Sec. Creek; S., Sandoval; W., Ildefenso WITTMAN, E. F. Taxes $110.55. Pty. Star No. 1, Paradise Lode No. 1, S. No. $2.09. Costs 35 cts. On house and s., Hills; W., Sena; land Bnd. 186 194, Blk. 4; 209 and 210, Blk. 17, Twp. 14 N, Rge. . 8 E., 80 Road. Alley between Lowitzki and. $5.05. Costs 70 cts. On house and Paradise Lode No. 2, North Star N., L. R. S 80 1 4 12 N lot, Bnd. N., Ditch; E.. G. Napoleon; Maes; E., Maesta?: 15; 179 to 193, Blk. 12; 180, 181, 389 acres. Lot and SW Sec. Wagner, One vacant lot lot, Bnd. N., Arroyo Mascara; E., 2, Belcher Lode No. 2. Twp. to 30 . 14 S., Manhattan Ave.; W., E. Lucero. Benavides; W., Crespin; land Bnd, to 396, 400 412, Blk. 4; to 40, 17, Twp. N., Rge. 8 E, 125 C. Wm. Vaughn; S., Federal Place; Rge. 7 E., 48.02 acres. NAGEL, M. J. Taxes $31.60. Pty. N., F. Romero; E., M. Martinez; Blk. 17; 223 to 228, Blk. 17; 230 to acres. Lots 1 and 2, SE Sec. CATRON, T. B. Taxes $1075.07. Pty. W., Grant Ave. House and lot Bnd. C. ' 1-- ., S. $1.58. Costs $1.75. On SW 4 of J. Romero; W., Medrano 236, Blk. 17; 237 to 244, Blk. 17; 18, Twp. 14 N., Rge. 8 E., 120 acres. $53.75. Costs $3.90. On house and N Arroyo Mascara: E., Wm. CEDAR RAPIDS MINING CO. Taxes ' 4 4 1-- 313 1 and u NE of SE of NE Sec 269 to 276, Blk. 15; to 336, Blk. Lots 2, NE Sec. 19, Twp. lot and garden known as Johnson Vaughn; S, Federal Place; W., $53.12. Pty. $2.66. Costs 17, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 11 E : 120 acres LAMBORN, Chas. W. Taxes $83.74, 15; 245 to 249, Blk. 16; 36 to 44 14 N., Rge. 8 E 3 acres. Lots 1 property. House and lot and garden Grant Ave. On personal property. On mineral survey No. 411, James E 2 of NW 4 Sec. 17, Twp. 16 ty. $4.19. costs 10.60. On lots Blk. 16; 400 to 405, Blk. 24; 9 to and 2, NW 1-- Sec. 20, Twp. 14 N., on College St., known as Stinson Taxes $7.23. Pty. 36 cts. Costs 35 Morton Lode, 20.38 acres; M. S. No. . 10 4 Bnd. N., Montezuma. 72 8 14 acres. N., Rge. E.; 80 acres SW1-- of Ave.; E., Cer 24, Blk. 24; to 100, Blk. 9, Ala Rge. E., acres. An undivided property. Pet. 17, house and lot cts. 412, Emerald Lode, 30.38 SW 1-- Sec. 9, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 10 rillos St.; S., F. Plomteaux: W, meda Add. Interest on above Is owned by T. situated on the corner of Johnson Y. E. 4 Hancock St. ; E, SE of SE Sec. 8, Twp.. 16 Lots No3. 13 to 26, Blk. UNKNOWN OWNERS. Taxes $43.54, B. Catron. and Jefferson Sts. Three tracts of YONTZ, H. C. Taxes $67.00. Pty, ENGLISH, M. L On personal prvir 4 1-- 25 to , N., Rge. 10 E., NE of NE 1; 26, Blk. 2; 1 to 6, Blk. 3 Pty. $2.18. Costs 70 cts. On house Precinct No. 8. land fit for grazing. Pet. 18, house $3.35. Costs 35 cts. On persona Taxes $37.37. ro. 10 erty Sec. 17, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 10 B., 120 to 17, Blk. 3;.l to 7, Blk. 4; 1 to and lot, Bnd. N., Agua Frla Road and lot. Business block on NE Cor. property. Costs 35 cts. acres. On personal property. Taxes 15, Blk. 5. E., A. Britten; S. and W Chas. W. ROYBAL de M. Caslmiera. Taxes Plaza, Santa Fe., i5.Pctr ,18 house B. M.'- " - .87. $4.18, Pty. 21 cts. Costs 35 cts. LUCERO, Evaristo. Taxes $35.17, Dudrow. House and lot, Bnd, N, $31.23. Pty. $1.56. Costs $2.45. and lot occupied- jr;' Watson Precinct No. 18. MCDONALD, R. G. Taxes $31 Vtf. $1.76. Costs 35 cts. De E Hancock S On Sec. 14 & Co. On Pty. On house Vargas St; St; NE 17, Twp. N, Rge, on Upper San Francisco St BACA, Roman L. Taxes $78.39. Pty. $1.59. Costs 60 cts. mining and lot Bnd. 10 160 acres. - PETRE Mrs. John A. Taxes $56.48 N., Montezuma Ave; School House; W., Apodaca, E., Certiflcatr- No. Pet., 4, Lots 288 and 289. Valuable $3.92. Costs $1.05. On house and lot - claims. Bourbon lode, Tennessee S. V. White No. 14 1-- 2 1--2 1-- 12 N Pty. $2.82. Costs 35 cts. On iouse et al; E, Cerrillos St.; Precinct 6. . 7576, Sec. 17, Twp. N, Rge. 10 Bldg. E NB W NW Bnd. N., Palace Ave.; E. and S., Mrs. and pine Tree lode, Twp. - - 1-- Bnd. P. E. E, W., Galisteo ,;- 100 acres. E 2 SE 1-- NW 1--4 Pedro Sec. 20 and - and land, N., Garcia; St E., formerly Padilla, Byrd; W.; Road. , Pet 4, land Bnd. Rge. 7 B, 40 acres. D. Franz; S., Manhattan Ave.; W. CAPITAL LAND & TOWN-SIT- CO. SE Sec. 17, Twp. 14 N., Rge. 10 21, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 10 E., 160 acres. N., Creek; E., Road; S., Hills; W., :.J..W. Lenker. ' MARTINEZ, ; Felix. Taxes $33.50. Taxes $25.50. Pty. $1.28. Costs E, 160 acres. E 2 SB 1-- NW 4 Galena King group of mines, con- M. Garcia. Pet. 20, house and lot. SAN PEDRO GOLD MINING SMTO. Pty. $1.63. Costs 35 cts. On house 35 cts. On Capital Land and Town-sit- e SE SB 4 and NE Sec. 15, sisting of Silver King. Pilar lodes, Bnd. N, Road; 'E. and W, Grant CO. Taxes $81.87. Pty. $1.69. Coats . lot Bnd. ; ROBERTS, L. H. Hexes $36.17. Pty. ;.and N Ortiz; E., Hancock Addition, including tke tract Twp. 14 N., Rge. 10 E., 160 acres. containing together, 27,18 acres; land; S., Hills. On personal prop- - 35 on mines, sun uuvww : cts.; " ' 11.76. Costs $1.40. On lots Nos. 6, St; 8... Alley; w.. Guadalupe St.' known as Bishop's Heights Add Pet. No. 8, House and land. Bnd. Good Hope group of mines, contain- : erty. Taxes $62.44, Pty. $3.12 meats. MOISSON, P. E. to - ': ,6 7, 8, Blk. A; lot No. 7, Blk B.; Taxes $29.81. Pty. formerly belonging the Santa Fe N., S. Dalvs; E., Road; S J. Me- ing Mountain King, Summit, Good Costs 35 cts. SHUMARD, M. A. Taxes as. ny. I 11.31. , Costs 35 cts. The Bender 16 cts. Costs 35 cts. Oa personal GORMAN, Miguel. Taxes$4.02. Pty. KENNEDY, Jerome. Taxes $1.31. of Lode 41 Pty. HILL, Adolph P. Taxes $5.37. Pty W., M. Silva. Group mining claims, property. 20 cts. Costs 35 cts. On 7 cts. costs 20 cts. On lot tana; GRANITO, Rosa. Ten. acres. personal 9, B1K 27 cts Costs 35 cts On house and UNKNOWN GIRON, Esquipula. Taxes $5.05. Pty. property. D., Sunmount Add. OWNERS. Taxes $16.74. 10 cts. Costs 60 ctt. On low lot Bnd. N., Manhattan Ave.; 84 3, 4, SPIEGELBERG, Lehman et al. Taxes 25 cts. Costs 35 cts. On GUERECA, Antonio. Taxes S, Pty. cts. Costs $1.20. On lots 1 5, Blk. 23. personal $6.70. Pty. McDONALD, Win. Taxes $1.31. Pty. F. Ortiz y R.; G. $85.55. Pty. $4.28. Costs $1.05. On property. 34 cts. 35 E., Herrera; W., to 6, Blk. 13, Berardinelll Add. Costs cts. On house and 7 cts. Costs 20 cts. On lot 3, Blk. F. Chicks. GREEN, Geo. W. Taxes $8.59. Pty. mineral 12 N. Pa-dill- UNKNOWN OWNERS. patented land, Twp. L. lot, Bnd. N, M. Garcia; E., M. 9, Sunmount Add. Taxes $12.18. 43 cts. Costs 40 cts. On lots Nos. 8 J. 61 1-- Rge. E.; Twp. 14 N., Rge. 8 E.; LOPEZ, Teofilo. Taxes $7.78. I. Pty. cts. Costs 20 cts. On 2 Pty. S., Gonzales; W., G. Digneo. MENNER, W. M. Taxes $2.66. JOHNSON, W. A. 246 and 247, Laughlin Add. Twp. 14 N,. Rge. 7 E., 105 acres. 39 cts. 70 cts. On Pty. Taxes $8.38. Pty. Int. in lot 7, Blk. 50. Costs house and H. 13 cts. Costs 40 cts. On lots 1 and 42 cts. H. T. Costs $1.60. On lots 1, 2, 3. UNKNOWN OWNERS. B. land Bnd. N., D. Quintana; E.. J. HARRISON, Joseph. Taxes $16.74. 2, Blk. D., Sunmount Add. T. Catron HAMMOND, Mary J. Taxes 27 cts. THE & 4, 14 and 67, Blk. 5; 30 and 34. Blk. al. Taxes INTERSTATE MINING MIL Montoya; S. and W., Road. Land Pty. 84 cts. Costs 35 cts. On J. et $10.32. Pty. 52 cts. 1 ct. Costs 60 lot, METZGAR, C, heirs. Taxes $1.06.! 5, Aliens Hihgland Add. Costs Pty. cts. On Und. LING CO. Taxes $110.58. Pty. Bnd. N. and R. N. $2.40. On lots 13 to 24 (1-- 2 2 W., J. Montoya; E., Bnd. and E., Creek; S., Road; W., Pty. 5 cts. Costs 20 cts. On lot 20, Int. $5.53. Costs 35 cts. On Colorado Road. K. Int.) Pleasant View Add. Ortiz; S., J. Brito. Blk. D., Sunmount Add. KASINO, HQGAN, P. F. Taxes $13.80. Pty. 69 mineral land, Sec. 12. O. George. Taxes $8.37. Pty. Precinct No. 5. placer Twp. HITCHCOCK, C. C. Taxes $6.79 Pty. 42 cts. Costs 20 cts. On house 12 7 13S acres. MELBURN, R. M. Taxes $3.98. Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and R. and N., Rge. E., ORTIZ, Zulema y mlnos. 34 cts. Costs 35 cts. On 2 No. Gaspar, Int. 20 cts. Costs 60 cts. On lota K. fi. lot Bnd, M. lot 7, Blk. 9. U. 8 35 N., Parsons: E.. J. H. KANmAT.T. Alherto 30 cts. Taxes $1.63. Pty. cts. Costs land, Bnd. N., Main Ditch; S., Du- I Taxes UNKNOWN 7, Blk. 9, Sunmount Add. . M. W RoaoV 2 J. OWNERS. Taxes $183.95. cts. On land Bnd. N A. Romero; val; W, Webber St. i, Read; Pty. cts Costs 20 cts On lot 3, JACKSON, Nancy;" Albert. Taxes $2.66. L I heirs of. Taxes Pty. $9.20. Costs 40 cts. On M. S. V. Tesu-qu- wells, Pty.; Blk. 3, Bishop Add. i -- E., Hills; S., Romero; W.. K. 13 cts. Costs 40 Heights M Pty. 40 t Costs 40 cts. On No. 50, Artecian cts. On lots 11 LAMBERSON, Dwieht ana...Mamie.' M . placer mining River. JV1. 89 TV A t I... tVUUKY, Taxes J17.75. Pty. and 12. P.lk - Pty-"ct- ' Julia and ' Snmni,nt - Costs 35 $2.55.' esfate1 claims, Leviston lodes, Q. cts. Costs 70 cts. On land Bnd. N, ctr8nn5f- HERNANDEZ, Alejandro. Taxes JEnS J L 176.90 acres. T land' Bnd- - N- 13 cts- - Genaro. Taxes $1.78. Manhattan I. nrtS - Costs 35 cts. On , 12 cte QUINTANA, Ave.; E., Harrison; TREMBLY, Joseph! Taxes $13.40. i" Pty Costs S Precinct No. 22. Pty. 9 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- S., Unknown. House and Bnd.; ' -- d land, Bnd. N.. Hills; E. and Nick of Time I J lot, Ptv. 7 ts. qs nta n nr wj Int Mine. T. rvEt, 10 k."BI;R-Du,,I- P. Montova- - S. Rnnri sonal rs., w. 4 1-- ' L. G. property. oiaugnter; k., Lacassagne; of NW of Sec. LORENZO, V. D. a JONES, Taxes $11.50. Pty. 58 - SE 24, Twp. Taxes S10.04. Ptv: n .... TRUJILLO, Reyes Teodoro and Am- R. Huddud n cts. Costs 35 S., Arroyo Pino; W., Webber St 17 N, Rge. 12 E., 160 acres. vom on uuuse cts. On personal brocio, minors. Taxes $45.64. Pty. Abran. Taxes $5.49. via. uu ana 6 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land Bnd. ROMERO, Pty. v lot Bnd. N, Manhattan property. $2.28. Costs $1.40. On land, Bnd, 27 cts. Costs 35 cts. On de Ave.; E., N., River; E., Bishop's I personal L1 DeIgad. Modesta. Taxes VALDEZ, Juan. Taxes $4.59. Manderfield; S., property; K. N., Creek; E., N. Lopez; S., Road; o.av. Pty. Creek; W., McFie. Road; W., J. A. Romero heirs. property. costs 35 cts. on Costs 35 cts. M. KENNEDY, W. H Taxes ny.Mcis. 23cts. On personal HHiHHERA. 92 .... i.o. sriy. W., Chimayo Road. Land Bnd. N.. ROMERO y Valdez, Juan. Taxes 89 Camilo. Taxea ritt. i cts. 6i personal property. MITCHELL, F. K vjosts cts. On lots 1, 2, O. property. Benj. Taxes J1S.97. ---Ptv -. t - or .1- - - 3,' River; E., Creek; S., Hills; W., cts. Pty. 4 cts. Costs 35 cts. On LOPEZ, Lorenzo. Taxes $5.29. 7ft ni- u per- Blk. F and Pty. VIGIL, Seferino. Taxes 20 cts. Ptv . Ma rw. m w w G, Nesbitt and North Ad. Maestas. Land Bnd. N. River; E, personal property. 26 cts. Costs 35 cts. On ! Pty. vUg u, jn uouse; sonai property M. personal 1 3o and lot Bnd. N. and S.. M. Garcia y R.; W., R. ct Costs cts. On personal Ditoh; E.' i ! S., Hills; ROMERO y Trujillo, Felipe. Taxes property. MARES, Felipe D. Taxes $1.47. Ortiz Land S. I property-tei- ? L0PEZ Pty. Bnd. N., R. Trujillo; $4.45. Pty. 22 cts. Costs 35 cts. LOVE, G.S. Taxes $5.38. 27 cts. Wa. Taxes $4.25. 7 cts. Costs 35 cts. On Pty 21 ta. 9K . E., Creek; S., Church; W, Hills. On property. i.uuu. laies 11.81., fly. Crista vjn nous personal Nicolas. mSIT property. GRANTS. ROYBAL y Lopez, Manuel. Taxes !EANNI. Taxes $13.40. Pty. C. $1.86. 9 cts. R .to Pty. Costs $1.75. On acres. T . Ptv- ' w vlDl S .1. Gar- - ATmw n CAJA DEL RIO GRANT. Taxes land Bnd. N., H. N., Ditch; E., J. D. Sena; iiuyjcct., rrancisco Q. Taxes 42 cts.! Roybal; E., Jacona LUCERO, Ramon, Taxes $1.00. - Pit' in Pty. NOBLE, William. Taxes $16.74. Ptv. Ptv 9. fia r-r- or $1101.77. Pty. $55.09. Costs 35 cts. S., B. F. 35 Road; Hills; W., Roybal. 0n v Hanson. Taxes $2.84. As Court of Pri- iYONTzVMaATaxes $3.35. 17 n,. IU(J suiiai approved by the Land Bnd. N., A. M. E., l?::JSt Pty. is property, Pty. 14 cts. Costs 75 cts. Roybal; cts. Costs 40 5 to 184, Blk. 12, Alameda Add. On house vate Land Claims, 41,849 acres. C. cts. Oa lots aad 6, .LOPEZ, Macario. Taxes 50 cts, I Ditch; S., Roybal; W., Ingress. MARTINEZ, Candelario. Taxes $21.71. Pty. and lots Nos. 10 to 12, Catron and CI ENEGUILLA DE JUANA LOPEZ Berardinelli Add. 3 cts. Costs 35 cts. On House and land Bnd. N., J. F. Mar- $1.08. Costs 70 cts. On S 2 personal Elkins Add. Pty. ORTIZ, Miguel. Taxes $20.52. PtvJ GRANT. Taxes $102.04. 1-- 1-- No. 4. property. Pty. $5.10. tinez; E., Jacona Road; S. and W., NE E 2 NW Sec. 27, Precinct MONTOYA, J. C. 35 Twp. $1.03. Costs 35 cts. On house and Taxes $2.30. Ptv. Costs cts. As the M. 1-- A. M approved by Roybal. Land Bnd. N., River; 16 N., Rge. 10 E., 165 acres; SE 4 lot Bnd. 12 cts. Costs 55 cts. On lots Nos. E- 06- N., Mrs. Garcia Court of Private Land 1-- 1--4 1-- - Taxes 13 - - Beekler; E, MARTINEZ, Anastacio. Claims, E., T. Ortiz; S., Ditch; W., E. Roy NE NW SE NE 4 swALARID' Lu,s pty- Taxes $6 82 88 and 89. House and lots Frla w- J-- - Laughlin 3,203 acres. 65 cts. Costs 35 Road; Pty- 34 cts- - Costs 35 cts- - - bal. Land Bnd. N. and S., Ditch; E., Sec. 16, Twp. 17 N., Rge. 10 E cts. On personal t.L - On per- Add. M. C. W. A. 160 property. sonal Property. Roybal: J Roybal acres. ORTIZ, H. L. Taxes MUNIZ, Pedro. Taxes $13.45. $12.73. " Ptv. Hi MARTTNR7 Mannoi nr Pty. - " X"l v. MESITA DE JUANA LOPEZ GRANT. ROYBAL de Garcia, Ana Ma. Taxes MARTINEZ, Taxes $14.74. ALARID, Fred. Taxes $2.85. Pty. 14 tiJ. Cneto or . . 7 . 67 cts. Costs 70 Higineo. , uU uuuse ana a hk .tot... ;ti.u. cts. On mining Taxes $214.59. $10.73. Costs $1.10. 6 cts. Costs 35 On 74 cts. 70 cts. Costs 35 cts. On uu lot cts. i:nsta On Pty. Pty. cts, Pty. Costs cts. On land personal una. xv., F. personal claim known as Watchword in SE 4 35 cts. As Court Bnd. Delgado, heirs; E., F.i property. Sec. approved by the personal property. N., Road; E., M. Rodriguez; property. Ellison; S., 9, Twp. 14 N, Rge. 8 E.; Land of Private Land Agua Frla Road; W., M N. Claims. ROYBAL, Eliseo. Taxes 66 cts. Pty, S., Canon Road; W., A. J. Rael. ALARID, Canuto. Taxes $1.66. Pty. Pet 3, Bnd. N., De Vargas Grant; 3 CtS- NOODELL, William. S. cts. Costs 35 cts. On Land Bnd. N. and W., J. E., 35 - On personal ORTIZ Taxes $8.92. Pty. E., Road; personal Lujan; LCtvCStS y Lucero, Teresita. Taxes 45 cts. S., Oregon Creek; W., SAN MARCOS PUEBLO GRANT. property, E. Martinez; S., Canon Road. Costs 70 cts. On land Rnd. rueDio. ft.il. rty. 22 cts. Costs 35 cts. On uia Taxes $60.40. Pty. $3.02. Costs 35 MARTINEZ, Taxes $5.38. ALARID, C. Taxes $1.00. MUSGRAV5-W- . H. Joaquin. Henry Pty. house and lot Pet. 3, RnJa4: S;'.Ce:l1i,8 Taxes $9.18. Pty. cts. As of Ramon S. 27 cts. Costs 35 cts. 5 cts. Costs 35 cts. On Bnd. N, R. C. Land Bnd. 46 approved by the Court TRUJILLO, Taxes $13.70. Pty. On house personal Gorman; S., P,!i cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal Manhattan Ave.; E., L. N., E., R. Cerril-lo- s Private Land Claims. 1,895 acres. ( 69 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and lot, Bnd. R. River; Tafoya; S., Pty. N., Gorman; E., property. Napoleon; W., R. property. SANTA CRUZ GRANT. Taxes $39.10.1 and E. ALIRE de Taxes Marquez. Road; W., J. A. land, Bnd. N., Road; and W., Lucero; S, Manhattan Ave.; W E, Ortiz, Cruz. $2.58. ORTIZ de Montoya. MEYER, E. E. Taxes $2.84. Pty. 1 Tucker, Trinidad. Taxes O. Pty. $1.96. Costs 35 cts. As approv-- Creek; S., L. Trujillo heirs. Baca. Pty. 13 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- 14 cts. Costs 40 cts. On Nos. COSU 35 CtS- - 011 lots ed . Carlos. Taxes by the Court of Private Land TRUJILLO, Evaristo F. Taxes $3.57. MARTINEZ, Encarnacion. Taxes $1.28. sonal property. PerlJ'Lll8; 0RTIZ' $2.98. Pty. 15 13 and 15, Blk. 25, Nesbitt 111 . cts. Costs 35 and North Claims. Pty 18 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- Pty. 7 cts. Costs 35 cts. On APODACA, Manuel B. Taxes $19.42. cts. On personal Add. per ORTIZ, Candida Taxes . N. sonal sonal property. Pty. 98 cts. Costs 70 cts. On house Pty 5 property. property. cts. Costs 35 cts. On N. NEW MEXICO CENTRAL R. R. Co Precinct No. 2. MARTIN, Virginia. Taxes $21.77. Pty, and land Bnd. N., Delgados; E., M. personal NICK. OF TIME MINING CO. Taxes property. ROMERO, Casario. Taxes $4677.20. Pty. $233.86. Costs $1.09. Costs 35 cts. On house and Perea; S., Agua Fria Road; W., Taxes $1.05. Pty. $23.53. $1.18. 5 Pty. Costs 35 cts. On 35 cts. On 48.9 miles of mala line DOOKWILLER, land, Bnd. N., Analeo C Garcia St. Pet. 17, House and 1M cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal Alphonset Taxes Ditch; E. cis. rZT3S nr, patented mineral land, sec. 30, Twp. track. $19.55. 98 cts. 35 S., Bnd. N., A. land.,7 property. 15 8 Pty. Costs cts, Herrera; Manhattan Ave.; W., Creek; E., Montoya; S., sonal property. J N., Rge. E., 9.14 acres. On tract No. 4. G. Napoleon. Road; W., A. Fouchegu. ORTIZ ROMERO, Candelario. Taxes 92 cts. R. y Baca, Jose. Taxes 34 cts.! 5 And this list and notice are not Taxes $2.72. MENTE, Henry. Taxes $20.88. B. Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On DOMINGUEZ, Hepolito. Pty. Pty. 2 cts. Costs 35 cts rn per RICHARDS, Mrs. Celina. Taxes $9.20. made and published within 90 days Pty. 14 cts. Costs 35 cts. On $1.04. Costs 35 cts. On house and BARRE, Mrs. B. W. Taxes $5.38. sonal property, 46 cts. per- Pty. sonal property. ROMERO Pty. Costs $1.80. on lots 9, after the said taxes became Bnd. 27 Costs 35 On 1--4 y Felix. originally sonal property. lot, N., Canon Road; E., Street; cts. cts. SW of Dominguez, Taxes 11, 18 and 19, Blk. 9; 10, 12, 16 42 cts. 2 cts. 14, delinquent as above stated, because G. S., Gonzales; W, Alley. 4' TWP' 16 N" R6e- - PA Pty. Costs 35 cts On and 18. Taxes $5.08. the size of the list made it impossible GARCIA Josefa. MONTOYA de 'LT Pty. personal property. t de Noedel, Taxes Gorman, Fllomena. 8 RANDALL Tabor P. Taxes $11.50. to prepare and the same. 20 cts. 1 ct. Costs 35 On Taxes $5.03. 25 cts. 35 BATAILLE, T. H. Taxes $5.03. D S. 58 publish Pty. cts. Pty. Costs Pty. property Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On SW 4 Notice is the cts. On 25 cts. Costs 40 cts. On 2fi Pal STOLLI, R. N. and R. J. hereby given that I, personal property. personal property. lota patj uas. xaxes Pendergrast Sec. 30, Twp. 15 N., Rge. 8 E., 160 treasurer and GARCIA de MONTOYA, Mrs. and 27, Alameda j. $22.78. Ptv. Taxes $2.98. Pty. 15 cts. Costs 35 undersigned, Romero, Benigna. Taxes Paulina. Taxes $3.01, Add, $1.14. Costs 35 cts. nr. acres. collector or tne said County of Santa $2.12. 11 cts. Costs 35 Pty. 15 cts. Costs 35 cts. BELLO, Joe S. Taxes $5.37. 27 vmm. uuuot3 ni ii cts. On land Bnd. Nr.. rinvt r.ot.. Pty. cts. On per- Pty. lot Bnd. N., W. ROGERS, W. C. Taxes $8.58. Pty. Fe, will apply to the District On sonal cts. Costs 35 cts. Arrighi; E.,h,H. Cor- E, F. Coriz; S., S. F. W.m Court, personal property. property. On personal nell; S, M. River, 42 cts. Costs 60 cts. On lots 8, 9, held In and for the said Parsons; W., Cerrillos T. Lopez. . County of R. MULLER, Augustin. Taxes $2.00. Pty. property. Ol. and 10, Blk. 17. Santa Fe, the next return 10 cts. Costs 35 On C. I upon day ROMERO, Pedro A., heirs of. Taxes cts. house and BERLETT, Mrs. A. Taxes $8.37. ROSENTHAL, N. L. taxes $9.20. t, - VARELA, thereof, the first Monday of $21.77. Pty. $1.09. Costs 35 cts. land, Bnd. E., Road; S., F. Garcia; Pty. 42 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house . TaXel Pfy- Eluterlo. Taxes 25 cts Pty. 46 cts. Costs 75 cts. On T vwouj.fron CLB. I in hmiQA or A Wtv 1 nt lots March, being the 4th of 1-- 4 F. Duran. and Bnd. Costs 35 cts. - day March, On lots Nos. 1 and 7, SW of W., lot, N., Agua Fria Road; t una On per- 1 and 3, Blk. 14. Land Sec. 18, A. 1912, same n., C. J. sonal Twp. D., the occuring not less NE Sec. 6, Twp. 17 N., Rge. 10 MUNIZ, Rodulfo. Taxes $5.03. Ptv. E, F. Quintana; S., Sanchez; W., Kasino Parsons; S., property. 14 N, Rge. 8 E., 60 acres. than after 25 cts. heirs; E.. Gerdes; W.. Cer-rillo- s U. thirty days the last publi- E., 136 acres. Costs 35 cts. On personal Varela. St. cation hereof, for BACA, UNKNOWN OWNERS. Taxes $8.50. judgment against TRILLER, Andrew A. Taxes $18.84. property. Santiago. Taxes $4.70. Pty. PINO de SALAZAR, Verona. Taxes $18.85. Pty. the Huber, Francisca. 34 cts. j lands, real estate, and personal Pty. 94 cts. Costs 70 cts. On house N. 24 cts. Costs 35 cts. On Taxes Pty. Costs 35 cts. On NW 94 cts. Costs 60 personal $6.70 1-- cts. On lots 1, 2, Pty. 34 cts. 4 2 property described in the and 10 NAGEL, John K. Taxes $16.12. Costs 35 cts. of S of NW lots 3 foregoing land, acres. Land 50 acres. Pty. property. On house and and Blk. F. Lot 3, Blk. G. 1-- lot Bnd. oec. list, together with the costs and pen- Precinct No. 3. 81 cts. Costs $1.05. On 2 Int. BLACK, J. Taxes $23.44. N, Agua , , TWp. 16 N., Rge. 9 E., 140 Edgar Pty. Fria Road; M. SANDOVAL, Ramon. Taxes $14.53. alties and for an order to in 10 6, E., J. Romero; S., acres. sell the A. lots and 11, Sec. Twp. 16 $1.17. Costs 80 cts. On lots 7 and T. Ortiz Pty. 73 cts. Costs 40 cts. On lots 1-- y L.; E. same to such 10 2 Blk. 18 W., Romero. Precinct No. 6. satisfy judgment. ABEYTEA, Teodoro. Taxes $3.86. Pty. N., Rge. E.; Int. in lots 4 and 17, 6; and 25, Blk. 5, Aliens 3 and 4, Blk. 10, Nesbitt and North And further notice is A. hereby given, 19 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal 5, Sec. 10, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 10 E., Add. Add. that within tfce ren- 50 QptfKAftNf Taxes ANDREWS, thirty, days after property. acres. BOWMAN, Harry P. Taxes $6.70. Edgar. Taxes $21.74. Pty. SCRANTON, Mrs. J. B. Taxes $11.5o! dition of such judgment said O. Pty. 34 cts. Costs 80 cts. On Costs70cts. On house $1.09. Costs 35 cts. On house and against ANAYA, Frank. Taxes $8.38. 42 lots lot, Bnd. Pty. 58 cts. Costs 20 cts. On lot 13, property, and after no- Pty. Canuto. 9 N., Agua Frla land, Bonanza, Sec. having given cts. Costs 35 cts. On house ORTIZ, Taxes $15.66. Pty. and 24, Blk. 2; 77 and 100, Blk. 9, C. Road; 17, Twp. 15 N., Blk. 9. hand-bil- and lot E., J. S., A. tice by a l posted at tha 78 cts. Costs 35 1-- Add. Quintana; T. & S. Rge. 8 E., 80 acres. front Bnd. N. C. cts. On NE Alameda R- - F door and W., Herrera; E.. E R.; W., C. Gutierrez de SHOOP, V. A. Taxes $4.26. 21 of the building in which the Sec. 22, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 10 E , 160 BROWN, Mrs. Katherine L. O. Land B. Pty. A. S., Manhattan Taxes cts. Costs 1--4 rict Court for Garcia; Ave, BACA Amado L. 35 cts. On SE of SE laid County of San acres. $21.77. $1.09. Costs 35 Taxes $7.50. 1-- Pty. cts. On C. W Pty. 4 of Sec. 19, 15 t: ANDERSON, Hans. Taxes $20.00 Pty. Dudrow; W., F. 38 Twp. N., Rge. 8 ta Fe is held, The Court ORTIZ, Pedro Antonio. Taxes $14.62 house and lot Bnd. N., Virginia Delgado. cts. Costs 70 cts. On house and E, $1.00. Costs 35 cts. SE 4 of St; R. 40 acres. House of said County of Santa at Pty. 73 cts. Costs 35 cts. S., N. Van land, Bnd. N., Main S., Fe, 1-- 4 On per- Medrano; E., Houghton; Road; Hill; NW SW of NE Sec. 6, ROMERO, Ramon. Taxes SATEGNA, Martin. Taxes $8.60 least ten days prior to said sale, sonal property. W., Galisteo St. 66 cts. Pty E., J. Gonzales and L. Baca; W.; J. Pty. Twp. 16 N., Rge. 10 E., 140 acres. 3 cts. Costs 35 cts. 43 cts. Costs $1.20. On lots 13 to the undersigned, treasurer and ORTIZ, G. Eulogio. Taxes $12.04. BYERS, W. W. Taxes $5.03. 25 On personal Padilla et al. Land Bnd. N., Baca; ANDREWS, Enos. Taxes $15.48. Pty. Pty. 18, Blk. 11. officio collector, will offer for sale Pty. bu cts. Costs 35 cts. On No 8t8 17 S., Hills; E., Road; W., J. Gonzales. 7S 1-- tract at public in cts. Costs $1.05. On land, 4 nd,ROMERO,'Francisco, BACA, Antonio C. SPIEGELBERG, Lehman. Taxes auction front of said buil 65, 160 acres. ) 4"C..nJtSAiaiUCUa AUUi de and wife. Taxes Int, Sec. 8, Twp. 14 N., Rge. 8 E., Pty. 3 cts. Costs 35 $14.33. Pty. 72 cts. ding the real and personal property ORTIZ, George. Taxes $4.26. 21 c. . cts. On pe $12.75. Pty. 64 cts. Costs 35 cts. Costs 20 cts. On 480 acres; Sec. 7, Twp. 14 N.. Rge, Pty sonal property. lot 3, Blk. 80, Catron described and referred to in said no- cts. costs 35 cts. On CHICKS, Fred D. Taxes $6.70. On house and land, Bnd. N., Govt. and Elkins Ad. 8 80 Sec. 8, 14 personal Pty. a. B. tice, against which be E., acres; Twp. N, 34 Land; S, C. STEEK, F., heirs. Taxes $1.21. Pty. judgment may 8 property. cts. Costs 70 cts. On land Bnd. Baca; W., J. Gonzales. Rge. E., 240 acres. SHELBY, Leopold G. 6 cts. Costs 35 cts. On l-- rendered, for the amount of taxes, ORTIZ y Gonzales, Encarnacion N., Mrs. Donahue; E., P. Taxes $5.48. BACA, Adalberto C. de. Taxes $4.86. Int in BACA, Nicanor. Taxes $1.34. Espinosa; - v. At v;osts 35 cts. 24 Sec. 31,. 15 8 penalties and costs due thereon, con- Pty raxes 13.23. Pty. 16 cts. Costs 35 S., Manhattan Ave.; W, T. Alarld. On house Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On land, Twp. N., Rge. E., 80 said cts. Costs 35 cts. On and lot Bnd. N., acres. tinuing sale from day to da as personal cts. On personal property. Land Bnd. N., Mrs. Cer- River; E, R Sec 5, Twp. 15 N., Rge. 8 E., 114 property. Thayer; E., Aiana; s., A. SUGAR, Barnett proviaea Dy law. ORTIZ, Santos. Taxes $2.36. rillos S. and Dominguez; W. L. acres. Taxes $14.33. Pty. BANK OF WILCOX. Taxes Pty, Road; W., Manderfield. 72 CELSO LOPKZ $8.38. Pty. 12 cts. Costs 35 G. PjHovey heirs. BACA, Ignacio. Taxes 12 cts. Costs 40 cts. Oa lots 7 and 42 cts. On personal COLLINS, A. Taxes $16.74.' $2.30. Pty. Treasurer and cts. Costs 35 cts. On 2 Int, Pty. SENA, cts. 8, Blk. 79. Collector of property. 84 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land Bnd. Santiago. Taxes $17.93. pty Costs 35 cts. On personal tne of in 20.48 acres land, described in 90 cts. Costs 35 SULLIVAN, Kate. Taxes county Santa Fe, New Mex ORTIZ, Fidelia. Taxes 86 cts. Pty. N., San Anto. Creek; S., Pinos cts. On .house and property. $18.24. Pty. map of N. S. H. land, surveyed lot Bnd. 91 cts. Costs 60 ico. by 4 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and Creek; W., Main Ditch. N, P. Quintana; E. and S., EUSTAMANTE, Eduardo. Taxes 85 cts. On lots 1, W. S. Church, Apr. 1888, known as A. T. & S. F. cts. 2, Blk. 7; Lot 10 Blk. II.1 lot, Bnd. N., Canon Road; E., A. CORNELL, Henry. Taxes $10.40. R. R.: W.. n ttho Pty. 4 cts. Costs 35 cts. rn Ramona tract. Pty. SIMONTON, F. land vigil ; s., Ditch; W, A. Ortiz y G 50 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land Bnd. E. Taxes $13.40. pty! Bnd. N., M. T. Bustamante; E., BRITTEN, John L. Taxes 67 otto-- DELINQUENT $9.14. Pty, N.,' M. cts Costs 35 cts. Road; S., D. ZUGLER- - Taxes $11.50. Pty. 58 M 46 UKrn.UA, Albino. Taxes $1.66. Pty. Chavez; E., Galisteo S., Land Bnd N Bustamante; W., Clen j cts. Costs 40 cts. On lots Nos, St; P. CtS. COStS 35 CtS. 4 Roy- - cts. costs 35 cts. On Gerdes; W, C. J. Parsons. Hill; E., Hickox St.; S., E. Lu'-- ga itoaa. On NW 7 and 8, Berardinelll Add. personal 35. 15 LIST FOR D. cero; W, Cerrillos St. Twp. N., Rge. 8 E., 160 acres. 1910 C. property. C P. DOMINGUEZ, Matias. Taxes SIMMONS, W. G. Taxes $16.74. CARRILLO, J. D. L. A. Taxes $2.72. Precinct No. 8. M. E. Taxes $1.00. 84 Pty. CAMPBELL, $9.14. Pty. 5 cts. Costs 20 cts. On Pty. 14 cts. Costs 35 A. 46 PADILLA, Felipe. Taxes $1.34. Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On person- lot 3, Blk. cts. On land Amounts of Less Than $25 0- cts. Costs 40 cts. On lots Nos, Pty, al Bnd. N. and ANAYA, Marcos. Taxes 42 cts. 0- 9 7 cts. Costs 35 On property. W, River; E., Rael; S., Pty. and 10, Berardinelli Add. cts. personal J. H. Hill. 2 cts. Costs 35 cts. County of Santa Fe Territory property. E. SLOAN, Taxes $4.30. Pty 21 On personal CARPENTER, Clavin C. Taxes $17.44 cts. Costs 35 New ECKERS, Samuel. Taxes $8.60 cts. On E 2 of ski i M. property. of Mexico. 87 70 1--2 PADILLA, Felipe. Taxes $6.70. Pty. Pty. cts. Costs cts. On E Pty. 43 Sec. 23. 16 MARESde C. cts. Costs 35 On 2 Twp. N., 10 160 Terrazas Alcana. Taxes 4 cts. costs 35 cts. On cts. S of Rge. E.. of SE SW NE W 1-- 2 ii house and S 2 of acica. $2.40. Territory of New 1-- Bnd. N., SW Sec. 13, 16 Pty. 12 cts. 35 cts. Mexico, SW NE 4 Sec. 15 Twp. 16 N, lot, Creek; E., R. Crespin; Twp. costs on riJ: County of Santa Fe. S., Buena Vista N., Rge. 9 E., 40 acres. BM"i earner, ju)uisa heirs. Taxes personal rirvci7r '.f": Rge. 9 E., 125 S 2 1-- St.; W, Street. property. . In acres; NE O. L. 1.07. Costs 35 land Bnd. N., J. A. y E., A. accordance with of 4 1-- PRADA, EMERSON, Taxes $6.56. fty cts. On Precinct No. 7. Roybal; Chapter 22, NW NE N 2 NE 1--2 Guadalupe. Taxes $2.15. Pty. ii.. the N Pty. 33 house and lot Bnd. N., Chavez; S. and W., L. Chavez. Laws of the 33rd As 11 cts. 35 On 4 cts. Costs 40 cts. On lots 181 River; E. R A. Legislative NW Sec. 14, Twp. 16 N., Rge. Costs cts. Int. In 2 1-- Alarid; S., D. CHAVEZ, Apolonio Taxes $19.76. of 4 2 1-- and 182, Blk. Cordova; M. Gon- O. Pty. sembly the Territory of New Mex- 9 E., 160 acres. E of NW and Nl-- of NE 12, Alameda Add. W., ALEXANDER, W. Taxes $23.00. zales. 99 cts. Costs $1.40. On land for-- ico, I, the undersigned, treasurer and Sec. 26, Twp. 16 10 40 G. try. 11.15. Costs 70 cts. On house CARRILLO, Petrolino. Taxes 46 cts, N., Rge. E,. 1-- GARCIA, Ramon SPIEGELBERG, Belle. ana merly F. Lorato, SW 4 Sec. 17, collector of the County of z cts. Costs 35 cts. acres. H. Taxes $3.68. Pty. Taxes $914 land, lot No. 2, Sec. 13, Twp. fty. On per 18 cts. Pty. 46 cts. Costs 35 14 Twp. 14 N., Rge. 10 E., 160 acres. fcanta e, In the Territory of New sonal Q. Costs 35 cts. On personal cts. On land N., Rge. 7 E.; lot No. 8, Sec. 18. property. Bnd. N., Road; E. ' 14 House and land Bnd. N., C. Madrid; Mexico, do hereby make, certify and A. QUINTANA, Tomas. Taxes property. and S., Twp. N., Rge. 7 E., 58 acres. COLBURN, W. Taxes $10.40. Pty. $1.66. mm. E, Hills; A. R. puwisn the following notice and list Pty. 8 cts. Costs 35 cts. UAKCIA y Segura. Francisco. Taxes ii., a. sena. ARNOLD, C. B. Taxes $9.94. 50 S, Pino; W., Pd. 62 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land, Sec. On per- Pty. Pino. Land Bnd. of taxes to sonal $17.42. Pty. 87 cts. SEGELBERG, Jacob. Taxes $9.14. cts. Costs 35 cts. N., Road; E A. amounting less than 15, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 9 E., 100 acres, property. Costs $1.05. On On personal twenty-fiv- e house land o is. 35 cts. Pino; S., Creek; W, A. Chavez. dollars, payable in said CORBETT & SMYTHE. R. and Bnd. N S. and W, (josis On land property. ccunty, and Taxes $5.02. J. E A. Land Bnd. N. and S., Hills; E. and delinquent originally as 25 cts. Costs 35 cts. On RODRIGUEZ, Francisco. Taxes $3.10. Maes, heirs; E., G. Martinez. Lujan; S. and B. One-hal- rty. land W., Ditch. W., A. J. Ortiz. follows: f on the of 16 cts. Costs 35 Land Bnd. N., S. and W., BIRDSALL, John. Taxes first day Bnd. N. and W., C. Herrera; E., Pty. cts. On per- Creek; E, $8.92. Pty. one-hal- SPIEGELBERG, Rena 45 CHAVEZ, Foribio Taxes $8.50 December, 1910, and f oQ the a. sonal property. Lopez. Land Bnd. N. and S, Creek; H. Taxes $9 14 cts. Costs 35 cts. On Pinnn Pty. uarcia; s., Manhattan Ave. 46 cts. 43 cts. Costs 70 1--2 first day of June, 1911, E., A. Ortiz; W.. Lauehlln. Pty. Costs 35 cts. On Lode, Sees. 4 and 14 cts. On S SW all of which S. land 5, Twp. 1-- D. Bnd. N., Rge. Sec. 4, 10 11 taxes became finally on GUSLEMAN, Daniel. Taxes $20.10. N., Penitentiary; E., Spiegel- - 8 E., 10.12 acres. . Twp. N., Rge. E.; delinquent DMiGADO, Taxes SAIZ, Pascual. 1-- 2 the 2nd Augustln. $18.08 Taxes $4.47. Pty. 22 -- a., N SE Sec. 5, 10 N., day of July, 19H; the same 90 Pty. $1.01. Costs $4.80. On lots 1. 6, uiicn; w j. j. an BROWN, Geo. F. Taxes $17.25. Twp. Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On house cts. Costs 35 cts. On Pty. 11 160 personal 8, 41, Chas. 86 1-- Rge. E, acres. being hereinbelow set forth Blk. 1; 54 and 125, Blk. 5; 136 BELBERG, E. Taxes $9.14. cts. Costs 35 cts. On 3 " by pre- and lot, Bnd. N. and W., W. Man- - property. Int in ' cincts an and 101, Blk. w. o uosts 35 cte. 1--2 of q. containing, first, the names del-fiel- SENA, Nicolas. 7; 109, 110, Blk. 8; 124, c. On land S SE Sec. 30, Twp. 15 N.. of - E., Alley; S, College St, Taxes 13.68. Ptv. Bnd. N., GOMEZ, Patricio. Taxes $8.50. the owner,- of all property upon 18 cts. i6 i, us, bik. 14, Alameda Add. Ditch; E., Road; S., Creek; Rge. 8 E., 300 acres. Pty. Juan. Taxes $10.04. Costs 35 cts. On 2 which uisjujado, Pty. personal W., Lopez. 43 cts. Costs 35 cts. On S SE 4 the taxeB to less 50 GUTIERREZ, Lorenzo. Taxes $3.01. C. amounting cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and property.. 1-- than twenty-fiv- e Pty. 15 cts. T. SW Sec. 24, Twp. 10 N., Rge. dollars have become lot Bnd. N., S. and SENA, Andres. Taxes Costs 35 cts. On per- CHASE, Thos. N. Taxes $2.30. Pty. the W., P, Delgado $4.47. Pty. 22 sonal TRUJILLO, Climaeo. 12 cts. 11 E.j 160 acres. delinquent; year for whicn the s., St, cis. costs 35 cts. property. Taxes $3.35. Costs 20 cts. On lot 15. Blk. same are due: neirs; College On personal Pty. 17 cts. Costs 35 J. the amount nf i,r.i. DELGADO, A. H. cts. On house 9, Catron and Elkins Add. Mary Taxes $4.69. Pty. property. ana lot Bnd, L. taxes, penalties and costs Z4 HAAS, Henry W. Taxes $16.74. N., Read St.; E., B. CHASE, D. B. JIMENEZ, Jose Taxes $8.50. Pty. 43 due, the cts. costs 35 cts. On 2 Int. SWEENEY, Antonio. Pty. Taxes $14.31. Pty. 72 in Taxes $12.90. 84 M. 35 1--2 description of the whereon cts. costs $1.05. On land Bnd. Read; S, Manhattan Ave.; W.. cts. Costs 80 cts. On cts. Costs cts. On N NW 4 property house and lot Bnd. N., 65 cts. Costs 70 1-- 4 lots 211, 212, Constante; Pty. cts. On SW N., T. Sec. 19 the same are due, and 1-- W. Delgado. 296, 31, Twp. N., 10 E.. 125 the amount m., S., of SE Sec. 26, 16 Creek; E, Johnson. Land 297, Laughlin Add. Rge. of college St.; Ditch; W., Bi Twp. N., Rge. Bnd. ;. acres. taxes, if any, due on 1-- N., Creek; w. CLIPPET MINING personal prop- 10 2 1--4 1-- E., Boulevard; S., CO. Taxes $8.97. hop. E.; N of NW of NE 4, erty by such party; the J. G. Schumann; W., W. S. Case. wAtUMKK, Mrs. S. B. Taxes $14.06. rxy. t) CIS. Costs 35 cts. On mln L. following F. Sec. 35, Twp. 16 VS., Rge. 10 160 70 being the abbreviations used in E, House and land Bnd. N. and C. Pty. cts. Costs 70 cts. On house FOURTEEN TAX 2K LE3 Justlniano. Taxes $17.00, said r AiRCHILD, Mable M. Taxes $6.44. acres. E., LESS THAN list: North, N.; v O. Gray ; S., A. T. & S. F. R. om, Wi eral 85 cts. Costs 35 cts. On South, S.; East, E.; Pty. 32 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SW 8unmount Addition. R.; W, Koaa; e., u Mar survey No. 505, 10.33 acres, rty. per West, Mrs. Johnson. nez; s., Ditch; F. sonai property. W.; Section, S., and Sec., SE 1--4 W., Garcia. Land d. of SW Sec. 15, Twp. BISHOP, Noble P. Taxes $2.66. Bnd. N., LEYBA Township, Twp.; Range, Addi-tion-, Pty. HAYWARD, Geo. W. Taxes $14.07. F. Garcia; E., J. R. Canuto. Taxes $5.95. Rge.; 16 N., Rge. 9 E., 7.50 acres. 13 cts. Costs 20 Coris; DOMINGO, Antonio. Taxes $9.20. Pty. cts. On lot No. 70 S, Lovato; P. A. 30 cts. Costs 1--4 Add.; and Indicating any natural Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On per W., Beeker. Pty. 46 cts. Costs 65 $1.05. On SE of G. Blk. D., cts. On house 1-- object or thing which Is a 14, Sunmount Add. sonal nroiwrtv WOODRUFF, ' SE Sec. 14, Twp. 13 9 boundary GARCIA, Francisco. Taxes $4.08. Henry. Taxes $15.07. and 2 lots, Nos. 1 and 2, Blk. 23. N., Rge. of Pty. FRANK, Fanny W. Taxes $2.66. 75 E.,; Lot 4, Sec. 13. any property herein described Im- 20 cts. 35 Pty, HERRERA, Guadalupe. Taxes $15.91. Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On house Twp. 13 N., Rge. Costs cts. On 13 40 1-- personal cts. Costs cts. On lots 1 and 9 2 1-- mediately following such N., 3.. E. Pty. 80 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land and lot Bnd. N., J. A. FREAR, B. E.; E NW Sec. 23. Twp. property. 2, Blk. 9, Sunmount Wood; E, Luis Taxes $2.30. Pty. 12 1 0 XT .. Am a or W., and including any Add. Bnd. N., N. M. Central R. R.; E, L. Gaspar Ave.; S.. adjoining GARCIA Anastacio P. Taxes $3.34. GALLOWAY, Mrs. O. Davidson; W.. i cts Costs $.10. On lots 120 to "rt:n,:tw property nerein E. Taxes $1.31. Spiegelberg; S., Cerrillos Road; Haffner. .' heirs of. Taxes described, by the Pty. 17 cts, Costs 35 cts. On land 7 cts. Costs W, 122, 172 and 173, Laughlin Add. name of the owner thereof immediate- Pty. 20 cts. On lot uear ana Dumb Inst. .1?iB.17. pty. 31 cts. Costs 70 cts. Bnd. N. and S., J. Blk. 9, S. M. Ditch; E., Pena; 17, Sunmount Add. FOLSOM, Taxes $6.90. Pty. On. N 2 1-- ly following such N., S., E., or W.. to- - W., R. xxouxi, uuuu. xaxes o.u. 34 b.iviyian, L. Taxes of SE Sec. 14. Twp. Helbig. riy. jonn $6.70, . 35 cts. Costs 36 cts. On GARLING, George. Taxes $1.31. pty. vio. 09 w. 0 lots 255, 13 9 35 acres. mi; GONZALES de wiib cis. un iana una. j cts. costs 35 cts On per- - N.,.Rge. E., House Blake, Juana Taxes v cts. costs zu cts. on lot No. and A. & S. 29i 295. 296, Sec. 20, Twp. 34 N, nd Bnd. $6.44. 32 11, E., T. F. R. R.; S., Mrs. wnal property. lot N., Pub. Land; E.. J. Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. Blk. A, Sunmount Add. ' M. BellO! T. I Rge. 8 E., 120 acres. Precinct No. 1. On W.. MirtlnM 1. M. flandoTal; S. and W., Leyba. land, Bnd. N., Canon Mrs. - - O. Road; E. KENNEDY, Sarah. Taxes $1.3L HESCH. Clenfnr p.v- - to a LEYBA, Francisco B. ' Taxes 14.25. D. Rodriguez; S., J. Gonsales: t k tu.' owners. Taxes W. Pty. 7 cts. Costs 20 cts. on lot 17 m.u ,a $9.38. GRANITO, Jose. Taxes $21.39. Ptv. 21 cU. Costs 35 GARCIA, Marcos. Taxes ct. w c- - Pty. cts. On bouse $3.16. Pty. Trail 10. Blk. D ;r V. 35 eta. On land $1.07. Costa 20 cts. Sunmount Add. nik. u a T'c i On lot 26. Blk and lot. Bnd. N., O. - 1 Arroyo Medio; E., A, - 15. Angel; a., F. V Quia- Chayes; S. and w SandovaL H. M. 1-- 14 11 160 sonal Creek. Land Bnd. Hills; Precinct No. 2a SAWYER, Taxes $2.12. de Bergere, Eloisa. Taxes 4 Sec. 5, Twp. 11 N, Rge. 8 E. Sec. 14, Twp. N, Rge. E., property. W., N, Pty. ajuisa M. B. 11 cts. Costs 35 cts. On $21.25. $1.06. Coste 35 ctB, W. Taxes 85 cts. acres. B. E., Castillo; S., J. Shoemaker; homestead Pty. MORRISON, George 10 4 Taxes Creek. Jesus Maria. Taxes $5.97. Pty. Sec. 19, Twp. X., Rge. 8 160 Tract of land known as the Miguel Pty. 4 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SW GUTIERREZ, Eligio. Taxes $1.30. BORREGO, Ursulo. $1.78. Pty. W, BACA, E, Costs 35 On 9 Costs 35 cts. On 30 cts. Costs 35 cts. On acres. E. Pino Ranch. Sec. 23, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 7 E. Pty. 7 cts. cts. house cts. personal MONTOYA Anastacio. Taxes $2.00. personal E. SHELTOX, J. H. Taxes $1.35. M. MUM FORD, J. V. Taxes $2.86. Pty. and land Bnd. N., D. Quintana; property. Pty. 10 cts. Costs 33 cts. On per property. Pty. E. BLACK Jose. Taxes $11.19. 56 7 cts. Costs 35 eta. On XE 4 Sec MONTOYA, Jose Dolores. Taxes $8.50 14 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal and W., Street; S., Rendon. sonal property. Pty. M. Emilio. Taxes $1.01. cts. Costs 70 cts. On SW 4 SW 27, Twp. 10 X., Rge. 9 E. 160 acres. Pty. 43 cts. Costs 35 cts. On N 2 property. ESQUIBEL. Pty. O. 11 7 W. 1-- 1-- MARTINEZ Daniel. Taxes 5 cts. Costs 35 cts. On Sec. 11, Twp. X., Rge. E.; TAYLOR, Chas. Taxes $2.65. NW N 2 NE 1-- Sec. 22, Twp. MYERS, Fred N. Taxes $3.82. Pty. y Garcia, personal ORTIZ de Ortiz Luz. Taxes $S.70. Pty. 61 cts. Costs 35 cts. 44 35 cts. On S 2 SE 4 SE 4 SW Sec. 13 cts. Costs 35 cts. On home- 14 N., 11 160 acres. 19 cts. Costs 35 On 1--4 $12.21. Pty. property. Pty. cts. Costs house Rge. E., cts. SW 7 at the 4 between Sees. ESQUIBEL, Francisco. Taxes $3.07 S. 10, Twp. 11 X., Rge. E., 160 acres. stead, Sec. 7, Twp. 10 X., Rge. 8 E MOXTOYA, Rafael. Taxes $S.50. Pty Sec. 15, Twp. 11 X., Rge. 8 E. Beginning and lot Bnd. X., Baca; E., Harvey 9 and 10, 14 11 E., 15 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- BUELL, F. C. Taxes $4.23. Pty. 21 160 acres. 43 ctB. Costs 35 cts. On NE 4 O. Twp. N., Rge. Pty. et al; S., Johnson St.; W., Jefferson acres. sonal cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal THOMPSOX, J. H. Taxes $9.39. Sec. 12, Twp. 18 X, Rge. 10 OX, H. B. Taxes 85 cts. 4 cts. 160 property. St. Pty. E. Pty. 47 cts. Costs 35 cts. On . MARTINEZ y Ortiz, Julio. Taxes H. property. personal 160 acrei. Costs 35 cts. On SW 4 Sec. 26, ORTIZ, Gavino and wife. Taxes $4.22 33 cts. Costs 35 cts. R. B. Taxes $18.56. 93 BURKHART, Joseph. Taxes $2.60. property. MONTOYA, Marcos. Taxes $7.65. Pty Twp. 11 X., Rge. 7 E. $6.52. Pty. HOWES, Pty. Pty. 21 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per On S 1--2 of XE lots 1 and 2, cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and Pty. 13 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- TUCKER, W. C. Taxes $2.25. Pty. 11 38 cts. Costs 35 cts. On E 2 OX W. V. Taxes $5.28. 26 cts. sonal property. Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. 1--4 Sec. 3, 14 11 E., 80 lot Bnd. X., E. S., 84 sonal property. On 8W SW SE Lot 4, Sec. Costs 35 cts. On NW 1--4 Sec. 27, Twp. N, Rge. Gaw; E., Ditch; OLIVAS. Juan. Taxes $16.74. Pty. personal acres. J. E. Road. C. property. 2o, Twp. 12 N.. Rge. 12 E., 154 acres. Twp. 11 N., Rge. 7 E. Roybal; W., cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and MARTINEZ Garcia, Juan. Taxes CARLEY ft ARAXDA. Taxes $16.69. V. MORA, Vidal. Taxes $9.98. Pty. 50 R. y lot Bnd. X., A. J. Ortiz; E., Galisteo $1.07. Pty. 5 cts- - Costs 35 cts. On LOPEZ, Emiterio. Taxes 7 cts. A. J. Pty. 83 cts. Costs 35 cts. On pat VALENTINE, Rella. Taxes $3.49. cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal prop RAINEY, J. E. Taxes $2.55. Pty. 13 Pty. St.; S., Mrs. A. P. Hogel; W., tract Xo. 20, Sec. 14 1 ct. Costs 35 cts. On ented mineral land. Gold Standard Pty. 17 cts. Costs 35 cts. On X 2 erty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On N 2 See. 9, Twp. X., Rge. personal Ortiz. 11 160 acres. lode. SW XE SW NW 1--4 O, ' 17, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 8 E. E., property. R. MOYA, de Le Luz. Taxes 24 cts. M. SE Sec. 36, Twp. 10 Rge. 7 ORTIZ, M. A. Taxes $11.05. 55 RHODES, Fred W. Taxes $2.12. Pty. Jose ROBERTS. Virginia L. Taxes $17.08. a N, Pty. 1 Taxes 43 GARCIA $10.35. E., 160 acres. cts. Costs 35 cts. 11 cts. Costs 20 cts. Lots Blk. 9 Pty. ct. Costs 35 cts. On personal MAES, Fabian. $8.50. Pty. 85 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house Agapito. Taxes Pty. On land. Sees. Pty. W. cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and Gen-fuego- 52 cte. Costs 35 cts. On home 25, 26, 35, 36, Twp. 10 N., 9 RUSSELL, Todi W. Taxes $12.53. property. and lot Bnd. N., Ingress; E., A. Rge. E., WIXBERfLEY, W. L. Tax $8.35. 284 acres. 63 cts. Costs $1.15. On SE P. land Bnd. X., E. and S., P. Olivas; S., San Francisco St.; W. stead. Pty. 42 Costs 35 1--4 William. Taxes $10.87. W., G. Haelterman. GRIFFIX, William Wade. Taxes Pty. cts. cts. On home- PINO, Trinidad. Taxes $9.35. Pty. 4T Sec. 4, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 9 E., PHILBRICK, Jefferson St. 54 Costs 35 cts. X 2 Teofilo. Taxes 20 cts. $16.70. 84 cts. Costs 35 cts stead. cts. Costs $1.05. House and lot 160 acres; Lots 4 and 5, Blk. 13 Pty. cts. On MARTIXEZ, 8. Pty. of XW X 2 of XE Sec. 26, 1 ct. Costs 35 cts. On On Jennie lode WILES, T. A. Taxes $8.88. Pty. 44 Bnd. N. and E., S., Pino Tarr and Douglass Add.; Lots 15 Pty. personal SHARON, F. W Taxes $23.44. Pty. mining claim. Road; heirs; H. cts. Costs 35 cts. On W., Creek. Int. in Sah Cristobal and 16, Blk. 8, San Pedro Add. Twp. 9 N, Rge. 8 E., 160 acres. property. $1.17. costs 5 cts. On personal personal R. N. HOLMES, W. J. Taxes $6.80. Pty .34 property. Grant and Stinking Springs. 5 Int. S. property. Rafael O. Taxes $10.87. NARAXJO y Valdez, Manuel. Taxes 32 cts. cts. Costs 33 cts. On homestead, VRIGHT, E. E. Taxes $7.58. Pty. 38 house and lot. Pet. 4, Bnd. N., G. S,il,d, josepn. Taxes $1.05. Pty. 5 ROMERO, Pty. SHOEMAKER. Juan Taxes 54 cts. Costs 35 cts. Tract No. 73, $4.25. 21 cts. Costs 70 cts. 2 35 On - Sec. 33, Twp. 11 X., 7 E., 160 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal Abeytia; E., Hancock St.; S., School cts. Costs 35 cts. On SE 4 Sec Pty. Pty. cts. Costs cts. per- Rge. 160 On and Bnd. M. acres. House; W, Apodaca. 35, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 9 E.. 160 acres acres. house land, X., sonal property. property. G. Taxes A. S.. G. HYER & HADLOCK. Taxes $14.45. WRIGHT, J. H. Taxes $1.82. Ptv. 8. SHIELDS, Henry C. Taxes $8.92. Pty. RpMERO, Eugenio $10.87. Naranjo; E., Naranjo; ty. 54 cts. Costs 35 cts. On tract W., Rio Grande. Land Taxes Pty. 72 cts. Costs 70 cts. On XW 9 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal SALAZAR de S. Martina. Taxes 85 45 cts. Costs 3o cts. On NE 4 Sanchez; TOTORIER, Miss Kataline. o. 160 acres. - Bnd. M. A. Sec. 5, 11 3 E. property. cts. Pty. 4 cts. Costs 35 cts. On Sec. 8, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 9 E., 160 54, X., Lopez; E., Gomez; $10.04. Pty. 50 cts. Costs 35 cts. Twp. X., Rge. SE 4 Sec. 12 8 Precinct No. 22. personal property. acres. RIFFNELLER, John. Taxes $10.87. S., G. Sanchez; W., Rio Grande. On house and lot Bnd. X. and E., 20, Twp. X., Rge. 54 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SE O. 160 acres. G. SANCHEZ, Cruz. Taxes $8.50. Pty. SHORT, R. B. Taxes $1.27. Pty. 6 Pty. Jefferson St.; S., M. Hill et al; W., 1--4 Luciano. 1-- Sec. 17, 14 10 E., OLIVAS Herminio. Taxes $2.76. A. J. GARCIA, Taxes $13.68. 43 cts. Costs 35 cts. On NE 4 Sec. cts. Costs 35 cts. On SE 4 Sec. Twp. N., Rge. Pty. Ortiz y Salazar heirs. Pty. 160 acres. 14 cts. Costs 70 cts. On land Bnd. JOXES, Jack. Taxes $5.32. 27 68 tta. Costs 35 cts. On house and 12, Twp. 13 N., Rge. 8 E., 160 acres. 26, Twp. 11 N.. Rge. 7 E.. V. Pty X., M. Ol- cts. Costs 35 cts. On homestead. land. Bnd. X., I. E., SANDOVAL, Estanislado. Taxes $9.35. STANLEY, Sherman. Taxes $4.25. 3. Vigil; E., Hills; S., P. VARELA Encarnacion. Taxes $7.57. Lard; Creak; Lorenzo. House K. S., Road; W., Hills. Pty. 47 cts. Costs 35 cts. On home- Pty. 21 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land SAXDOVAL, Taxes $2.29. ivas; W., Road. and lot Bnd. Pty. 38 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- 11 cts. Costs 35 On N., P. KAHN, Taxes $17.00. GAKCIA, Felipe. Taxes $2.00. 10 stead, Sec. 8, 154 acres. Sec. 5, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 9 E., 160 Pty. cts. per- J. Maes; E., Road; S., Olivas; sonal property. , Seigfried. Pty. Pt. Church 85 cts. Costs 35 cts. On cts. Costs 35 cts. On SANDOVAL, Prudencio. Taxes 20 acres. sonal property. W., property. , VARELA, Francisco. Taxes 71 cts. personal persuual Marcos. Taxes $9.78. 49 4 property. cts. Pty. 1 ct. Costs 35 cts. On STEVENS, Dora. Taxes 42 cts. Pty. SEXA, Pty. Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On per property. 2 cts. Costs 35 cts. Tracts Nos. 1, QUINTANA, Macario. Taxes $5.11 KAYS, W. A. Taxes 53 cts. GARCIA y Romero, Ramon. Taxes 44 personal property. cts. Costs 35 cts. On SW 4 Sea sonal property. Pty a 15 26 cts. Costs 35 cts. cts. 2 cts. Costs 35 cts. On T. 3, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 9 E. 4, 5, Sec. 2, Twp. N., Rge. 10 E, Pty. cts. Coste 70 cts. On land Precinct No. 18. On personal Pty. 125 acres. Bnd. M. de Land Bnd. X., River; E., M. TRUJILLO, George. Taxes 20 cts. STEVENS Mary. Taxes 85 cts. Pty. N., Herrera; E., Heirs; B. property. Garcia; Roderick. Taxes $5.44. S, M. Land Bnd. 42 KAYS, James O. Taxes $2.30. Pty. S., T. R. y Garcia; W, C. Garcia. Pty. 1 ct. Costs 35 cts. On person- 4 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land, Sees. STOVER, Pty. Road; W., Roybal. BEMIS, Ethel J. Taxes $8.38. Pty. 27 35 2 N G. 12 cte. 35 cts. On GARDUXO, Jacobo. Taxes $15.80. al 6 and 35, 12 9 E. cts. Costs cts. On W of Road; E., Herrera; S., T. cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal Costs personal property. Twp. N., Rge. 35 NE SW 4 X 2 of SW 4 NE M. property. Pty. 79 cts. Costs cts. On house TKUJILLO, Anastacio. Taxes $3.62, STORY, Thomas M. Taxes $4.25. Pty. Martinez; W., Roybal. property. 21 Sec. 18, 17 11 E., QUINTANA, Jose A. Taxes $2.16. A. KAYS, Joe H. Taxes $1.88. 9 and land Bnd. X. and S., J. Garduno; Pty. 18 cts. Costs 35 cts. On cts. Costs 35 cts. On SW 4 Twp. X., Rge. Pty. BISHOP, Carl Taxes $3.34. Pty Pty. per 40 acres. 11 cts. Costs 35 cts. On cts. Coste 35 cts. On E., I. Lards; W., J. A. Salazar. eonai property. Sec. 29, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 8 E., 160 personal 16 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land Pet. personal prop- GARDUXO, Taxes $8.31. V. acres. Precinct No. 13. property. 4, Bnd. X., Garfield Ave.; E., Mrs. erty. Jacinto. Pty. A. QUINTANA, Jose S. Taxes $1.86. S. M. Mrs. M. 42 cts. Coste 35 cts. On house and VALENCIA Avellno. Taxes $4.60. T. Conway; S., Baca; W., ARMIJO de Mariana. 9 cts. Costs 35 cts. Land MYER, J. J. et al. Taxes land Bnd. Tract Xo. 165. Pty. 23 cts. Costs 35 cts. On TARR, James A. Taxes $8.50. 43 Williams, Taxes Pty. Bnd. A. P. Hogle. $1063. Pty. per Pty. 80 M. 53 cts. Costs 35 cts S. Xo. H. sonai property. cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and $16.03. Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. N., Naranjo; E., E. Madrid, W., C. On M. On S 2 SE 1-- XW 1-- 4 of SE 1-- F. Alarid. 605, Iron 9.89 acres. HERRERA, Miguel. Taxes $16.28. VARELA, Julian. Taxes $4.25. lot No. 5, Blk. 6, Tarr and CASTILLO, M. Esquipula, Estate. Queen, Pty Douglass 2 SW 1--4 SW 16 T. $24.95. 81 cts. Costs $1.05. On 21 1-- Add. Sec. 27, Twp. N. Taxes $23.84. $1.19. Costs 70 McLAUGHLIX, J. Taxes Pty. lnt cts. Costs 35 cts. On SE 4 Sec QUINTANA, Ruperta. Taxes $1.27 Pty. 11 E. 160 acres. 35 cts. Pty. $1.25. Costs 70 cts. On M. S. in Tract Xo. 3. House and land 12, Twp. 13 N., Rge. 8 E., 160 acres TAYLOR, Gus. Taxes $4.25. Pty. 21 Rge. Pty. 6 cts. Costs cts. On per On house and land Bnd. X., B. No. L. C. Bnd. X., I. cts. Costs 35 4 sonal P. W., 976, Lode, Sec. 28, Twp. Creek; E., Ortiz; 8., VARELA, Enrique. Taxes $2.20. Pty cts. On of NW property. Ditch; E., Garcia; S., River 1--4 Thomas M. Taxes $8.65. 12 N., Rge. 7 E., 26.06 acres. House River; W., A. M. Ortiz. One flour- 11 cts. Costs 35 cts. On Sec. 21, Twp. 12 N., Rge. S E. BARTLETT, R. Castillo. Pet. Xo. 5, land Bnd X., persona. 43 and lot mill. property. W. Pty. cts. Costs $1.05. On NE RODRIGUEZ, Manuel. Taxes $2.12 J. A. Rodriguez; E., R. Padilla; S., formerly J. Allen. ing 4 of NE Sec. 34, 16 MONTANO, Francisco. Taxes $4.68. O. VILLAXUEVA, Teodoro. Taxes $9.77 WALKER, John B. Taxes $3.25. Pty. Twp. N., Pty. 11 cts. Costs 33 cts. On tract Cerrillos Road; W., Road. 11 40 1--2 of NW 24 cts. Costs 35 cte. On ORTIZ, Julian. Taxes $4.76. 29 1-- 16 cts. 4 Rge. E., acres; W No. 36 50 acres. CASTILLO, Meliton. Taxes $2.98. Pty. Pty. Pty. 49 cts. Costs 70 cts. On SW 4 Costs 35 cts. On NW Pty per 11 sonal cts. Costs 70 cts. On house and 1-- 1--2 1-- Sec. 35, Twp. 16 N., 14 cts. Costs 70 cts. On Bnd. property. NW N of SW Sec. 3, Sec. 18, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 9 E., 160 Rge. E, ROYBAL, Juan Isidore Taxes $5.60. land 80 4 of Amado. Taxes 92 cts. land Bnd. Creek; M. Val-de- 1-- acres; NW SW Sec. 28 Costs 35 cts. X., T, S MORA, Pty. N, E., J. Twp. 10 N, Rge. 9 NW 4 NW acres. Pty. cts. On house Ditch; E., Castillo; River; E.,; 5 35 O. Ortiz. 1--8 1-- 35, Twp. 16 N., Rge. 11 E., 40 acres. , Castillo Ct. land Bnd. cts. Costs cts. On S., Road; W., Sec. 10, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 1 E., WALKER, Esau W. Taxes $6.37. Pty. and land Bnd. N., Medaris; E., Hills; W., Pet. 5, X., personal A. Mrs. M. Padil- property. Int. In Lopez Grant. lbu acres. 32 cts. Costs 35 cts. On N 2 S., Maestas; W., Road. E. Dominguez; E., R. Aniceto. ORTIZ, Manuel. Taxes $3.13. Juan. NE SW 4 NE Sec. 28. DIABUENO, Taxes $4.42. ROYBAL, Martin. Taxes $3.19. Pty. la; S., T. Castillo; W., Road. MOTZEXBACHER, John Taxes $21.25. Pty. VILLANUEVA, Taxes $8.83. Twp. 16 cts. Coste 35 cts. On 44 11 9 Pty. 22 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- 16 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house CASTILLO, Teodocio. Taxes $4.50. $1.06. Coste 35 cts. W 2 house and Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On per N., Rge. E., 120 acres. and Pty. On sonal l-- 4 4 1-- land Bnd. N., D. Ortiz; E., WALKER, John G. Taxes $4.25. property. land Bnd. N. and E., Ditch; S., C. Pty. 23 cts. Costs 70 cts. On land of SW SE of SW NE River; sonal property. Pty. A. M. 21 G. Bnd. J. D. 4 SW 2 4 S., Ortiz; W., Hills. VILLANUEVA, Tomas. Taxes $1.62. cts. Costs 35 cts. On S 2 SE Valencia; W., Rio Grande. X, Ditch; E., Castillo; of W of SE and 1-- 4 Ramon. 1-- Oritz, Jose de La Cruz. Taxes $5.07. Pty. 8 cts. Costs 35 cts. On Sec. 28, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 9 E. GARCIA, Taxes $10.83. Pty, ROYBAL, Mauricio. Taxes $2.67. Pty S., River; W., M. Castillo. Pet. 5, SE Sec. 35, Twp. 9 N., Rge. 8 per- 54 25 cts. Costs 35 sonal Warren. cts. Costs 35 cts. On tract No. 14 cts. Costs $1.05. On land Bnd. land Bnd. X., M. Castillo; E., R E., 280 acres. Pty. cts. On per- property. WALDROF, Taxes $8.50. Pty. sonal 43 1-- 38, 128 acres. N. T. D. and property. Precinct No. 9. cts. Costs 35 cts. On NE 4 and S., Martinez; E, Ditch; Padilla; S., J. Castillo; W, MEYER, Friedman Brother. Taxes See. 25, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 8 E., 160 GONZALES y Roybal, Jesus. Taxes W., S. Lucero. Land Bnd. N., Ditch; Road. $13.25. Pty. 66 cts. Coste 35 cts. ORTIZ, Jose de Jesus. Taxes $3.59. a E. M. H. S. On house 18 cts. Coste 35 cts. On GALLEGOS, Perfecto. Taxes 63 cts. acres. $15.92. Pty. 80 cts. Costs 35 cts. and W., Roybal; S., River. CLANCY, Taxes $11.73. Pty and lot and store bldg. Pty. per W On Land Bnd. N., E. 59 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and R. sonal Pty. 3 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per- 1LLINGHAM, Mrs. Maud. Taxes personal property. Ditch; and W., property. sonal property. $11.05. Pty. 55 cts. Costs 35 cts. GONZALES Vicenta. Taxes $3.00. Roybal; S., River. lot Bnd. X. and S., Unknown; E, ROMERO, Eugenio. Taxes $21.67. R. 1--4 Ave. 35 cte. Samuel. Taxes $13.66. GOMEZ, Jose E. Taxes $1.92. 10 On SE Sec. 23, Twp. 11 N., Rge. Pty. 15 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per V. McKenzie; W, Kentucky Pty. $1.08. Costs On J. I. ROMERO, Pty. Pty F. C. 68 Costs cts Costs 35 cts. On 8 E., 160 acres. sonal property. VALDEZ, Carmen D. Taxes $7.43. lode mining claim, Twp. 12 N., cts. $1.40. On house and personal prop- Bnd. erty. WILLINGHAM, Clay. Taxes $14.38. GURULE, Manuel. Taxes $5.35. Pty. Pty. 38 cts. Costs 35 cts. On FAYETTE, Carlota. Taxes $5.03. Pty. Rge. 7 E., 20.66 acres. land N. Road, E. and S., R. per 25 Costs and W. Land Bnd. Precinct No. 10. Pty. 72 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SE 27 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land Lamy sonal property. cts. $1.40. On house 8. Ortiz, Ingress. N. 1-- 4 lot Bnd. L. B. B. Sec. 23, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 8 E. Grant, 101 acres. VIGIL, Manuel. Taxes $4.90. Pty. N., Hills; E., Prince; SANDOVAL, Francisquita. Taxes Ditch, E., Ingress; S., Road; 160 acres. - . ; G. S. 25 S., Hillside Ave.; W, G. Anton. Land $3.90. Pty. 20 cte. Costs 35 cts. On W., T. Ortiz. Land Bnd. N., BLACK, John W. Taxes $5.32. Pty. GUTIERREZ, Taxes $11.40. Pty cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal 57 Pet. No. 2, Bnd. E., N., T. S., A. 27 cts. Costs $1.05. On 2 WILLIAMS, W. T. Taxes $19.97. cts. Costs 35 ctB. On tract No. property. X., Benavldes; personal property. Ditch; E., Ortiz; Ortiz; Int. NE Pty. M. 1--4 2 160 S., J. Garcia. T. W., R. Ortiz. Pct.No. 17, House and Sec. 4, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 8 E. 80 si.uo. Costs 55 cts. On W NE 21, acres. U. Ortiz; River; W., 1--2 Land Xo. N. 1--2 1-- E NW Sec. 11 H. Pet 26, Bnd. X. and S., THE McKINLEY GROUP. Taxes lot Bnd. and E., Beck with; S., acres; S NE Sec. 8, Twp. 27, Typ. UNKNOWN Dan-le- i OWNERS, tormerly V. C. $10.62. 53 San C. 2 N., 9 Lot No. Hills; E., Dominguez; W., Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts Francisco St.; W., Howland 10 N., Rge. 8 E., 80 acres. N NW Rge. E.; 16, Blk. 6, HIGGIXBOTHAM, Benjamin. Taxes Velarde. Taxes $3.94. Pty. 20 1--4 Tarr and Romero. Land Pet. 2, Bnd. X., On and de S. Sec. 9, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 8 E., Douglass Add. $1.56. Pty. 8 cts. Costs 35 cts. On cts. Costs $1.40. On land Bnd. N. McKinley, Billy, Kennedy WILLIAMS, J. B. Taxes Hills; E., P. Dominguez; S., River; Eliot lode claims. ROMERO, Antonio Jose. Taxes 23 cte. 80 acres. $1.35. Pty. personal property. Hills; E., M. Maestas; S., River; mining 7 cts. Costs 80 cts. W., V. Dominguez. TOTI, B. Taxes. $7.95. 40 cts Pty. 2 cts. Coste 35 cts. On per- C. On lots 23 and I. Land Bnd. N., S. and W., Pty. Blk. Alarid; E., G. Costs 35 cts. On house sonal CASEY, Thomas. Taxes $1.05. 24, 12; Lots 1 and 2 Blk. 5. IRVIXG, Randall. Taxes $10.62. Pty. Ditch. Land Bnd. and lot Bnd. property. Pty. N., River; E., Anastacio. Taxes 1-- WINANS, Charles F. 1-- GOXZALES, Taxes $1.93. N., E., C. ROYBAL, Luisa. $1.78. 5 cts. Costs 35 cts. On NE 4 Sec. Taxes 63 cts. 63 cts. Coste 35 cts. On SW 4 Road; S., Hills; W., Alarid. Land Road; Wright; W., Alley Pty. 3 cts. Costs 35 Pty. 10 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per W. 9 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and 22, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 7 E. Pty. cts. On SE Sec. 30, Twp. 15 X., Rge. 8 E., 160 Bnd. N., S. and W., Alarid; E, C. 4 Sec. 11 sonal property. WOODS, J. C. Taxes $1.37. 7 land Bnd. N., E., C. CONNER, G. W. Taxes $2.12. Pty. 18, Twp. N., Rge. 10 E., acres. Maestas. Pty. River; Garcia; ' 160 GOODWIN, Mrs. F. Taxes $20.90. Pty. cts. Costs 35 cte. On S., R. 11 cts. Costs 80 cts. On lots 9 to acres. K. Precinct No. 17. personal Hills; W., Roybal. Precinct. No. 11. $1.04. Costs 35 cts. On personal property. Precinct No. 23. 12, Blk. 5, Tarr and Douglass Add. KUXKEL, Jerome. Taxes $13.09. A. B. Pty, property. Precinct No. 21. R. COOPER, Henry L. Taxes $1.05. 65 cts. Costs 35 Pty. cts. On mining ATKINSON, Fannie. Taxes :13.40. H. B. 5 4 BIERMAN, H. H. cts. Costs 35 cts. On SE Sec. Taxes $2.33. Pty. Sec. 14; 16 11 ROMERO, Miguel. Taxes $4.50. Pty. claim, Twp. N., Rge. Pty. 67 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house HAMILL, C. Taxes $2.00. W. 35, Twp. 12 N., Rge. 8 E. 12 cts. costs 35 cts. On house and Henry Pty. BALDWIN, E. Taxes $7.70. Pty. 22 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal E., 20.50 acres. and lot Bnd. X., San Francisco St.; 10 Costs 35 F. lot, Bnd. N. and S., E., cts. cts. On personal 39 cts. Costs 35 cts. On home- property. COPLAND, James Taxes 63 cts. Creek; Road; L. E., A. Abeytia; S., L. A. 3 W., Hills. Hughes; property. stead, Sec. 28, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 9 Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On SW LOPEZ, Francisco. Taxes $4.91. Pty. W, J. A. Hernandez. GRANTS. 1--4 Sec. 23, 12 G. HOLMES de Gallegos, Apolonia. Taxes E. Twp. N., Rge. 8 E., 25 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal ARIAS, Adela and Manuelita, minors. CUYAMUNGUB GRANT. TaxfeS 160 acres. GALLS J. S. Taxes $3.70. 19 $8.38. Pty. 42 cts. Costs 35 eta BRIGGS, John H. Taxes $1.39. Pty. Pty. property. Taxes $13.40. Pty. 67 cts. Coats 35 $19.20. Pty. 96 cts. Costs 35 cte. cts. Costs 35 cts. On house On house and lot Bnd. N, E. 7 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal CARTWRIGHT, Ida M. Taxes $5.32. and M. . cts. On house and lot Bn.1. Hills, As approved by the Court of Private lot No. 8, Blk. 9. N, G. Anton; A. Street property. 27 cts. Costs 35 cts. On MARTINEZ, $2.09. S., Holmes; W., Land Claims. 604 acres. Pty. NW Domingo. Taxes Arroyo Mascaras; E., H. Snyder; D. 1--4 G1PSEY MINE. LOPEZ de of. Sec. 11, Twp. 11 N, Rge. 8 E., QUEEN Taxes $10.62. Pty. 10 cts. Costs 35 cts. On per S, T. B. Catron; W., Grlffln St. Sandoval, Lulsa, heirs VINCENTS DURAN DE ARMIJO 53 35 Taxes 63 35 DAY, F. P. Taxes $2.98. Pty. 15 Cts. 160 acres. Fty. cts. Costs cts. On GIpsey sonal property. ARMIJO, Namecio. Taxes $7.03. $12.50. Pty. cts. Costs GRANT. Taxes $2.42. Pty. 12 cte. Pty. Costs 35 cts. On NW 4 Sec. 7, O. Queen Mine surface improvements. 8. 35 cts. Costs 70 cts. On house and cts. On house and lot Bnd. N Costs 35 cte. As approved by the H. Twp. 10 N., Rge. 10 E., 160 acre3. DIXON, Marshall. Taxes $13.17. SANDOVAL, Estanisiada. Taxes $5.52, land Bnd. N., F. Ditch; E. and S., Ingress; W., P. Court of Private Land Claims. Pty. Ditch; E., Ortiz; D1LLEY, I. J. TaxeB $6.02. 3 66 1-- HAROLD, Michael. Taxes $10.62. Sandoval. Pty. PACHECO GRANT. Taxes cts. Costs 35 cts. On NE 4 Pty. Pty. J28 cts. Costs 35 cts. On NW S., A. Armijo; W., D. Montoya. $18.4J. Pty. 53 cts. Costs 70 cts. On NW Sec. Sec. 6, 11 8 cts. Costs 70 cts. On lot at Gol- 4 Sec. 16 11 Ptc. Bnd. M. 92 cts. Costs 35 cts. As Twp. N., Rge. E., 160 33, Twp. N., Rge. E:. 18, land N., Road; E. O. 1-- approved also mill MONTOYA 12, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 9 E.; SW acres. den; site, Twp. 12 N., Rge. 160 acres. Rodriguez; S., J. Saiz; W., L. Ra- Rafael. Taxes $2.00. Pty. by the Court of Private Land 8 E. 10 cts. Costs 35 cts.. On Sec. 13, Twp. 10 N, Rge. 9 E. Claims. DOUGLASS, Slegel M. Taxes $4.55. STONE, James H. Taxes $10.62. mirez. personal L. Pty. DOELING, A. E. Taxes $5.23. Pty. SANTIAGO RAMIREZ GRANT. Pty. 23 cts. Coste 80 cts. On lots 53 cts. Costs 35 cts. On E of B. property. Taxes M. 26 cts. Coste 35 cte. On home- $11.55. 68 35 LUCAS, James Taxes $13.29; 1-- 2 1-- A. L. Pty. cte. Costs cts. 9, 8, 7, Blk. 11; Lot 15, Blk. 7, Tart Pty.l NW E of SW Sec. 10. BACA, Eiigenlo H. Taxes $1.66. Pty. MORRISON, Jr. Taxes $3.35. Pty. stead. 66 cts. Costs $1.40. On Und. 0 8 cte. 35 cte. 17 cte. Costs 35 cts. On As approved by the Court of Pri- and Douglass Add. Twp. 15, N., Rge. 11 E., 160 acres Costs On personal personal H. Int. in the Black Prince, Ohio and! property. vate Land Claims. E. T. property. HEED, L. H. Taxes $8.50. 43 Illinois mining claims and Lucas O. Pty. TALAYA HILL GRANT. Taxes $6.80. BARDSHAR H. P. Taxes$13.40. 1-- EDWARDS, W. L. Taxes 63 cts. Pty. TABOR, Walter M. Taxes $24.86. Pty. Pty. cts. Costs 35 cte. On NE 4 Sec. millsite. 67 cts. Costs 35 cts. On ORTIZ de Nolan, Agapita. Taxes Pty. 34 cte. Coste 35 cte. As ap- 3 cts. Costs 70 cts. On 2 4 $1.24. Coste $1.05. On S 2 of SW personal 10 8 S SE LUCERO, Taxes $1.37. 22, Twp. N.; Rge. E., 160 acres. proved the Court of Private Land 1-- Eulogio. Pty. 1-- $14.06. Pty. 70 cts. Costs 35 cts by SE Sec. 6, 10 7 Sec. 35, Twp. 16 N., 11 property. Taxes $11.78. Twp. N, Rge. E.; 7 cts. Costs 35 cts. On Rge. E., On IRWIN, Frlsby. Pty. Claims. 2 1-- personal BERGERE, Alfred M. Taxes $21.82. house and lot Bnd. N., Water N NE 4 NE Sec. 7, Twp. 160 acres. Lots 6 and 7, Sec. 2 69 cts. Costs 35 cts. On E 1-- 2 SW property. $1.09. Costs 35 cte. On per-son- St.; E., Seligman S., 10 N., 7 E. Twp. 16 11 20 acres. NW Pty. St.; Windsor; 2 of 1--4 Rge. MARTINEZ, Pedro. Taxes $8.48. N., Rge. E., W SE Sec. 26, Twp. And this list and notice are not Pty. 4 1-- W., A. Horn. E. NE 4 S 2 NE 1--4 SE 1-- Sec. property. 10 N., 8 160 acres. ELLIS, C. Taxes $1.05. 5 42 cts. Costs 35 cts. On & Rge. E., not made and within Pty. personal 16 BISHOP, Mary A. Taxes $23.45. ORTIZ BACA. Taxes $16.75. Pty. published ninety cts. Costs 35 cts. On 1--2 34, Twp. N., Rge. 11 E., 160 acres. Pty L. S NE property. Costs 70 cts. 84 cts. Coste 35 cts. On days after the said taxes originally 1-- $1.17. On house and personal N 2 SE 1-- Sec. 31, MAYO, TARR, James F. Taxes $10.62. 53 Christian. Taxes $2.41 became be- Twp. U N., J. B. Taxes $13.25. Pty 66 Pty. lot Bnd. N., Arroyo Mascaras; E, property. LAWRENCE, delinquent as aforesaid Rge. 8 E. cts. Costs 35 cts. cts. Costs 35 cts. On S 1--2 SW 1--4 12 cts. Coste 35 cts. On NE cause im- On house and Zook et al; S., T. B. Catron; W. P. Pty. the size of the list made it H. lot. NW 4 SW 4 of NW 1-- Sec. 35, 1--4 Sec. 32, 11 7 E to H. Snyder. House and lot Bnd. PRATT, Mary G. Taxes $10.37. Pty. Twp. N., Rge. possible prepare and publish the HANNELL, Alvin M. C. Taxes Twp. 17 N., Rge. 11 160 acres. M. $3.48. R. E, E., C. C. 62 cts. Coste 35 cte. On same. 17 cts. Costs35 cts. On Precinct No. 14. St.; Catron; S., 1 personal Pty. SW RACINE DRY SEPARATOR CO B. W., M. A. property. MARTIN, Jesse. Taxes $3.41. Pty. And notice is hereby given that I. 1--4 V. Catron; Bishop. Sec. 13, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 8 E., Taxes $15.93. 4 the io Pty. 80 cts. Costs BISHOP, Charles L. Taxes $4.35. Pty. PRITCHARD, Geo. W. Taxes $20.10. 17 cts. Costs 35 cts. On NW undersigned treasurer and 160 acres. 35 cts. Surface heirs S6.87. of said Improvements. VIGIL, Jose, of. Taxes ,22 cte. Costs 35 cts. On personal Pty. $1.00. Costs 35 cte. On per Sec. 11, Twp. 10 N, Rge. 8 E., 160 collector the County of HEDGBCOCK, W. T. Taxes, $1.48. 8. Pty. 34 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house property. sonal property. acres. Santa Fe, on the first Monday Pty. 7 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SE 1--4 SANCHEZ. Juan. Taxes $10.37. Pty. and land, Bnd. N., J. Vigil; E. and C. R. MORRISON, C. B. Taxes $1.14. Pty. in March, being the fourth day 8 &z cts. 35 L. of A. Sec. 26, Twp. 12 N., Rge. E. costs cts. On house and S., Grant; W., Vigil. COOPER W. C. Taxes $5.03. RODRIGUEZ, Bernardo. Taxes $1.06. 6 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal March, D., 1912, and after hav Bnd. Pty. J. lot, N., J. Daly; E., Main St.; Precinct No. 15. 25 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and Pty. 5 cts. Costs 35 cts. On land property. ing given further notice by a hand- S., B. W.. H. E. - bill JOHNSON, Geo. W. Taxes $4.25. Pty Vigil; St. lot Bnd. N., M. G. Romero; E.. D. Bnd. N., Hills; E., O. Rodriguez MOSELEY, H. C. Taxes 60 cts. Pty. posted at the front door of the 21 cts. 2 SMITH, G. J. Taxes $2.63. 14 Luis. Taxes $9.66. in Court Costs 35 cts. On S SE Pty. ESPINOSA, Pty. Baca; S., P. Valencia; W, J. Quin heirs; S., Road; W., J. Saiz. 3 cts. Coste 35 cte. On personal building which the District 1-- 1--2 1-- CtS. Costs 35 Cts. 35 S SW Sec. 29, Twp. 11 On house And lnf 48 cts. Coste cts. On tract No. tana. RODRIGUEZ, Antonio. Taxes 42 cts. property. for said County of Santa Fe is held, Placer Ave. 3.92 t, N., Rge. 9 E. 221, acres. D. Pty. 2 cte. Costs "35 cts. On per- N. the said Court House of said w.;"-.'.--''::-- L. KILLEN, Robt B. Taxes $2.12. Pty. DELGADO & BACA. Taxes $6.70. Pty. sonal property. NEWMAN, William, heirs of. Taxes County of Santa Fe, at least ten days 1-- M. H. " 11 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SW 4 WOOD. Taxes $5.32. Pty. 26 LUCERO, Meliton. Taxes $7.45. Pty. 34 cts. Costs 35 cts. On - 8. $8.50. Pty. 43 cts. Coste 35 cts. prior to said sale, will offer for sale cts. Costs 35 personal Sec. 11, Twp. 11 N., Rge. 9 E. cts. On lots Bnd. N., 38 cts. Coste 35 cts. On house and SENA, Maria J. Taxe On homestead, Sec 11, Twp. 10 N., at public auction in front of said Ortiz property. $13.40. Pty. Ottls. 85 4 Grant; E., B. land Bnd. N., Creek; E,. 1-- KING, Taxes cts. Pty. Cemetery; S, Road; S, DEWELL, Dick. Taxes $10.40. Pty. 67 cte. Costs 35 cts. On 2 Int. Rge. 9 E. building, the real and personal prop- cts. 35 1--4 C. W, A. Costs cts. On NW Sec. Kendall; Road; Hills; W., Montoya. 52 cts. Costs 35 cts. On house and house and lot Bnd. N. and W., Ik B. O. erty described in said notice, for the 18, 10 Precinct No. 12. M. costs Twp. N., Rge. 8 E. lot Bnd. N., San Francisco St; B., Prince; E., L. B. Sena; S,. Palace OLGIN, Luclo. Taxes $10.62. Pty. amount of taxes, penalties and B. 1-- M. MAESTAS, Eulogio. Taxes $3.10. C. M. Conklln; S. and W., J. Pat Ave. 53 cts. Coste 35 cte. On S 2 SE due thereon, commencing said sale 16 35 1-- McCARTNEY, George. Taxes $1.91. BLEA, Felipe, heirs of. Taxes $10.87. Pty. cts. Coste cts. On per- terson. '. V. N 2 NE Sec. 35, Twp. at ten o'clock a. m., on said day and 10 cts. 35 2 sonal Pty. Costs cts. On N Pty. 54 cts. Costs 25 cts. On E 2 property. F. VIGIL de Chaves, Jullanita. Taxes 10 N., Rge. 9 E., 160 acres continuing said sale from day to day, 1-- 1-- N 2 1-- 2 1-- NE NW Sec. 29, Twp. NW N NE Sec. 26, Twp. 0. FISCHER de Martinez, Sofia. Taxes $7.57. Pty. 38 cts. Costs 70 cts. P. as provided by law. 11 9 Taxes N., Rge. E., 160 acres. 16 N., Rge. 10 E., 160 acres. ORTIZ,.'..Martina. $1.27. Pty. 6 $7.71. Pty. 39 cts. Coste 35 cte On house and lot Bnd.' N.. D. Gon- PROPPER, Frank. Taxes $8.50. Pty. CELSO LOPEZ, John. Taxes $15.93. '''.V cts. Costs 35 cts. On 1--4 of McVOY, Pty 80 C. personal On house and lot Bnd. N., A. Hun sales S., M. Rivera; B., T. Ortega; 43 cte. Coste 35 cts. On NW Treasurer and Collector cts. Costs 35 cts.' On house Maxlmlano. property. 10 the of Santa in the Ter- and CHAVEZ, J. Taxes $10.87. . ter; E., J. W. Akers; S, San Fran W., Creek, House and lot, Pet 17, Sec. 4, Twp. N., Rge. 8 E. County Fe, lot No. Blk. 7. O. 13, Tarr and Doug- Pty. 64 cts. Coste 35 cts. On NW clsco St.; W., Bnd. N. J. W. Raynolds; S, John PROPPER, Carlos. Taxes $4.63 Pty. ritory of New Mexico. lass Add. 1--4 1--4 Sec. 20, Twp. 14 N., Kge. 10 E, QUINTANA, Eleuterio. Taxes $4.95. son 8t.; E., A. B. Renehan; W, I. 23 cts. Coste 35 cts. On NE MARBLE, R. A. Taxes $10.62. Pty. 160 acres. , Fty. 25 cts. Costs 35 Cte. On per HERLOW, Sophia. Taxes $10.05. Pty. a. Hanna. Sec. 4, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 8 E.. 160 J. F. Parker, 2021 No. 10th St. Ft 63 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SW 1--4 O. sonal property. 60 cte. Costs 35 cte. On house and acres. Smith, Ark., says that he had taken Sec. 16 9 E. 7, Twp. N, Rge. GARCIA, Juana. Taxes $12.20. Pty. Precinct No. 16. lot Bnd. N., Water E., WHITE, D. M. Taxes $4.30. 21 PROPPER, Geo. F. Taxes $3.20. Pty. many kinds of kidney medicine, bat ' St; County Pty. Luis. Taxes $8.50. 61 1--4 took MARTINEZ, Pty. cts. Costs 35 cts. On tract No. :' A. Jail; S., Road; W., L. A. Hughes et cts. Costs 35 cts. On land Bnd. 16 cte. Costs 35 cte, On NW did net get better until he Foley 35 1--2 43 cts. Costs cts. On E SW 68, 163 acres. Gon-sale- Pills. No matter how ALARID, Gregorio. Taxes 85 cts. al. N., Arroyo de Los Terreros; E., s Sec. 3, Twp. 10 N., Rge. 8 E. Kidney lone 1-- W 1--2 SE 1-- Sec. 15, Twp. 14 4 35 had will GARCIA, Felipe. Taxes $10.87. Pty, Pty. cts. Costs cts. On land M. Road; S., M. Montoya; W., M R. you have kidney trouble, yon : 11 160 acres. : N., Rge. E., 54 cts. Coste 36 cts. On tract No. Bnd. N., F. Alarid; E, Ditch; 8. MIERA de Castillo, CIpriana. Taxes' Priest REEVER, A. L. Taxes $5.67. Pty. find Quick and permanent oenent try S. Taxes $2.12. 160 Pills. MILLER, Peter Pty. 66, acres. and W., L. Alarid. $5.70. Pty. 29 cte. Costs 70 cts. WIESE. Frank A. Taxes 810.37. Pty. 28 cts. Costs 35 cts. On homestead the use of Foley Kidney Start 11 cts. Costs 70 cts. . On SW 1--4 GARCIA, Viblan. D. I them now. Taxes $9.34. Pty. ATENCIO, Eplfanio Taxes 46 cte. On house and lot Bnd. N.. Hills; E.,' 62 cts. Costs 35 cts. On personal Sec. 9. Twp. 10 N., Rge. 7 E. taking V Sec. 11 1-- 4, Twp. N., Rge. $ E.; SB 47 cts. Costs 35 cts. On SB 4 Pty. 2 cte. Costa 36 cts. On per D. Martinez; S., Arroyo Mascaras; ' property. 8. 'For sale by all druggists, ;s IN PRIDE BEFORE A FALL. tfp in the air, so trim and taut. He sailed the summer sky; The breeze was cool and pleasant therM nrrr He saw the birds go by. on THE iinnriLE ANOTHER But something snapped we don't knew what The cry was, "Coming down!" He landed where the sod was soft MOT Tet almost cracked his crown. f.l Some said, "A - faulty steering gear," Some said, "A broken plane," But all he knew wan everywhere sue His body throbbed with pain. The little birds were sailing still. As gaily as you please. 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They laughed to see the poor blrd-mo- n ,, In such a doleful plight, And nearly every one of them mroous Opined, "It served him right!" Sarcasm This. Remembered the Accent. Origin of a Custom. Why the Waiter Worried. His Mistake. "Excuse me. madam, but would von Queen Mary," said the teacher to ' With "My ancestry includes a of a smile on his rubic ind fea. if I were a man!" , mind walking the other and not the class In the lesson, "loved signer "Oh, only she ex way, history the declaration of said tures the hotel manager was enjoy- His the an France so much that she declared independence," claimed. Cue. New Argument for a Pension. passing horse?" said English the ing forty winks. Trade was The hotel euest had taken a Hnrll An cabman with 'Calais' would be found written across 3upenor youth. booming. He waited a moment for her to con old lady called on a lawyer in exaggerated politeness, That is Miss The place was full. Good! Interest in bright-face- d ?an to the who mini- her heart after she was dead. interesting," replied tinue, and then asked: the bell bo; Francisco to ask him to have the lady had just paid a Cayenne. "1 suppose he did not real- Knocks on the door of his sanctum if who answered his summons Tnited mum fare with no fees. Pausing a moment, the teacher look "Well, you were a man. what s( States government grant her a ize ;hat he was establishing a family recalled him to earth. In staggered would you do?" promptly. ension. She told a sad of her "Why?" she inquired. ed at a boy steadily. a story custom of seeing his name mentioned waiter. "I "What is h iestitution ac-ou- "Because if "Jimmy Smith," she were perspiring should do something to make peo your name, my boy?" and added a glowing 'e sees wot 'e's beea said, "you among those he of for a not listening." present." sir," stammered. ple notice that I was on earth, in Inquired. the heroism her husband had carrying shilling 'e'll have a fit," 'I'm in a terrible fix. A eent has stead of as "They calls me Billiard Cue." re In Civil war. was the answer. "Oh, yes, I was," Jimmy replied. wasting my time you do isplayed the freezing National Just ordered roast mutton!" plied the "As I n "Well, what did Queen WHAT SHE WANTED, yours." youth. understand it," said the pen-io- Monthly. Mary say "Well, what of it?" "Billiard Cue!" said the eentlemai would be written across her heart?" snapped the "Oh, I thought you were going to attorney, "you ask for this pen-io- manager. "There's of would with mingled and in the name of the serv- "Kelly," was .little Jimmy's plenty it, isn't say you quit worrying about tat surprise curiosity valiant Had Done Enough. there?" fuzz on And why is that?" ices rendered to reply. National Monthly. dark your lip." your country by your "I wish some Mr. "Y-e- sir," breathed the distracted "Because I woik so much better husband." time, Speeder, Bald the doctor, "that you bear our hos- knight of the napkin, "but he's al- NEW with a good tin." answered the knight "No," replied the old lady. "I ask i ' That Would Catch METHOD OF OSCULATION In mind, if It to Them, ready had one portion for venison!" of the corridor. Judge. it In the name of God and his pital and, appeals you. f "I mercy." do something for wish I could think of some way Answers. "In that case," said the "I'll it" to Devoted Couple Practice Diving From DEAR OLD lawyer, "Great Scott! Squills," retorted get people to come to my church. SOUL. get you your pension. I have Float and very T I have tried to sensible ser- Staying Under Water tew in Speeder, "why can't you be satisfied preach applications that name." Pop- new mons, and I have done my best to Stumped. Long Enough to Kiss. When Smith fell heir to that little ular That chauffeur of mine has con- get "You know that ex- Magazine. tributed out and mix with our citizens to make grocer of ours?" gacy he changed his name tn at least two patients a day to claimed a Lakewood - ' them feel that I am interested in them lady, excitedly, "Dan and Kittv are so devoted tn Smythe. and did evervthins- in atvle your old charity. What more do you last Saturday night. each other," said the seaside Not a Cynical Simeon. want?" and their affairs. But it seems to be gushing word of protest did his moth Charles H. said at a Harper's Weekly. "Yes," answered her husband. girl. er make till the Judge Carey useless." telephone appeared recent banquet In Portland, Ore.: "What about him?" "I should think so," said the Then she "The trouble with you is that you eynlc; struck. "My, Americanism is not He Lost Out "He gave me short weieht this even. "the way on! proud, are not going at the thing Why they carry "Never, Albert," she said, firmly I believe in Ameri-- "Yes, sir, he wuz afraid o the right Ing!" on!" 'Never ipologetic. the don't you cut out sermon "Carry shall one of those thines come :an hflnkfl hiifitin'. on him nn' en Ytn hnrfafl the and people's I don't take I " uv utwt& "Why don't you call him down for "Yes, wandering on the beach moon Into my house!" integrity. the prayers and have view i "Is only singing It?" " ;he of my people that Lawyer money and moving light nights holding each other's "But, mother he Uegan. 'Has he pictures?" I didn t notice It until after I had hands simcox took of his profession. got it yet?" and skulking behind rocks with "I wonder you dare," she went on. - a. 'Lawyer Slmcox, practicing in Gr&n- "No; he forgot to blaze the tree iuu mm piuggea nau aouar, ana osculatory intent, and 'Look at all those noor Hindus it Uncertain. then what could I do?" vllle, where I went to college, said whar it wuz an' the man who owned Why, of course. They are so fond killed last , Why we "Well, well, well," said the LITTLE year! might" one day to a client: the land put up a sign, "No trespass-- . kindly SURPRISES of each other. And they don't like A light broke over Smvthe's coun stranger, little Mollie on " 'The man called you a liar, ehf Ing on these grounds!'" patting the bathing the least bit, because It's sa tenance. head. "I suppose you are your The Mv HFa "Mr. I find '"Yes, sir; he did.' papa's Evangelist mission in Shunk, that this line public. So many bathers and people 'That wasn't a telenhone. mothsri " little darling?" is to save fence encroaches about five inches on 'But did he call, you a liar in so young men. uic oauu uiai uic That was a typhoon!" Shy. "I don't know Mol- Old Girl on i many words?' yet, thir," lisped Back Bench Then save P'uperiy. i am going to move can-- to or say "Albert," said the old lady, ver? "Gustavo's letters to me are lie. 11 '' anything he called me a ' "The court hathn't dethided a nice one for I 'Well, sir, lawyer.' yet. looking me, please. "How cruel!" sternly; "don't you try to fool your dull and commonplace," said Jutht now I'm the of the Matri- Hold on. mister, vou don't, havn to 'That Is sufficient' said Lawyer pet ,!" Yes. But they're going to get poor old mother with tales like that one fair girl. t monial and Trutht advertise your lost You Simcox. 'You are bound to get ample Fidelity Cathualty pocketbook. arcand it. They are it ev Typhoon, indeed! I know as well " "Don't you know why?" responded , company, thir." Life. Only Then. will see an ad. we practicing just iamages.' A true fan he by printed this err Haven't you noticed them?' as you do that the is the em the other. that It has been day. typhoon Who never ifrino. morning found." "Practicing what?" peror of Japan!" "No." of Pardon me for to j A Unless, course, breaking it you i Of More "Gustave once served on Fortifying Experience. v x 'Why, diving from the float and Importance. the jury "You The home team win. K...ni.. mi.v t not be wise. in breach dictate all your letters?" staying under water long enough to HAD Betty may very worldly a of promise case." HIM GUESSING. but she is She knows "Yes," replied Senator Sorghum. . . . , bibs eacn omer practical. enough An Inspiration. 6ul"sohiu fiivts a euuulu s vacation to a common sense view "Sometimes you can get a pretty good juu take of HE KNEW BETTER. idea of how Professor McMuddle is very in this year." things sentimental as well as material. little attention your letter - genious in to "Why are von trvlne- tn trot rtrl nt is going to receive by the twisting things around A DIAGNOSIS. So, when she listened to the proposal watching illustrate his is he that mining stock, vou lunkhead? K manner and facial expression of the theories, not?" of the young man she Is fond of, she "Yes, I believe he proposes to take Don't you know they've struck pay stenographer." "Doctor, I think I must be on the couldn't help saying what she did. tne tact of the troubles mm champagne of nervous "If you reject me. Betty dear," he I verge prostration. I jump in .France nearly overturning th enw "You don't need to look so scared. In final "I WONDERFUL MAN. at every sound." urged. a appeal, shall never, ernment, to illustrate the curse of madam; the tooth is out" never love another. It will be the " If on "Ah, that's bad. Let's see? Are drink. you Insist my naming the . you a married man?" end." y. Jack, how will next. Thursday "And if I do?" "Yes." accept you," she asked, 'does same Where the Money Goes. "How long have you been married? the thing hold good?" "And you say you can't save any "Five The Last years." money?" asked the diner. Luxury. "Any children?" Retribution. Arthur had heen tolHrtr "No, sir," replied the waiter. "No." The Doet Wordsworth, stricken in Impressively of the number of ser "But what do you do with all yout "Do you keep an automobile?" had been on the vants in his con- years, put pension tips 7" employed home. He "Yes." list . tinued: "And our house Is fixed so "Sure, I have to tin the head wait. "What salary do you get?" 'If that means." he said: "that thev er and the boss to hold that if you want a drink or a window my job!" or to "Forty dollars a week." want me to stop writing, they'll have xon&ers Statesman. raised, go upstairs, or anything, "Urn. What kind .of an automobile to all you have to do is to a make It more than $1,500 a year." pull chain!" have you?" So he on and a Jlu-Jits- u No But what do want with so kept writing, year Use. you "It's a touring car six cylinder." later the blow A cricket club formed a many servants in that sort of a fell gymnasium "Yes, I guess it's nervous made him for the use of house?" asked one of his hearers. prostra They poet laureate. the members during tion, all right." the winter months, and an instructor Oh," replied Arthur, "we have the The Cannibal Chief You are such ! to I was engaged to "teach jiu-jits- Re- servants pull the chains." Judge, wise gazabo, maybe you can oredict .Invoking the Law. Fooled Mr. Hanks- -- cently one of the cricketers turned the Customs Officers. the date of your own death. "Where are you going la such m - What's the . use of A well known who re- in all those swell up with a bandaged head and said THE MODERN GIRL. Milwaukeean, The Captured AmericanNot to the hurry, old man?!' dressing up clothes, cently returned from a trln throneh because a In some youth had inflicted the injury. minute, but it Will be about 24 hour "I am going to consult a lawyer just you're witness the u is said to have in case? Remember "What!" exclaimed the jiu-jits- in- Europe, smuggled before yours. about having my wife Indicted for Snaggs that Justice some is blind. structor. "You mean to say you let a dutiable goods. making incendiary speeches." youth knock you about like that? Whv AsKed by one of his Intimate ac VOCAL EXERCISE. "You don't mean it?" Mrs. Hanks 1 know but the Judge .,. Mrs. O Brien I was afraid. Mm didn't you try quaintances if he was not nervous "Yes, I do. She insists on my get- Isn't O'Toole that yer husband would be "I couldn't." when getting the stuff through the ting up and starting a fire every customs office laid up fur some time, but I hear he's "Nonsense! There's no conceivable without declaring It, he morning." The Young Batrachlan. jnindin rale quick. situation to which jiu-jits- u cannot be replied: Behold the little tadpole. Mrs. O'Toole--Ave- ! Shure. T he successfully applied. Show me where "Oh, no; you see, my wife packed Her Difficulty. Who is always in the swim. lave he to well he the Stuff awav. and she ran nut Bluff Ere long he'll be a bullfrog. began get the minute gripped you." He Why can't you tell me what With J into a so exceeding length of limb. he got sick. "I'm sorry to say he didn't erin me trunk that she can't find it your father said about me? .. herself." anywhere. He dropped a brick on mv . She I don't say ' anything except Able Assistant head from a third floor window." Tit-Bit- and Cause for Surprise. "oh, fudge" "darn," and tbat "That's a A fool and his money are DRESSING COUNTS. wouldn't do papa justice. Philadel- fearfully, profane parrot parted quite you have." soon. phia Telegram. Is as true aR A. (thrift's mmla nf "Yea," replied the canalboat man. But the No Chance. thing that surprises us most is Taking "but I've got to have some help in "I see," said the hotel nronrietor. The Difference. How the two so often when driving these mules." . get together." the manager of the Le Grande "Ever notice the difference between Dramatic company had finishes regis the cat and the dog in the race of to Overshadowed Luminosity. Real tering, "that you are play Hamlet life?" Economy. in roKeville "Has that statesman ever hid his The Boarder Talk about tonight" "What special difference do you makin' yer "Yes. sir. it is our intention in trfva light under a bushel?" clothes last, my look at mean?" boy this 'at a of im Evelyn Did Helen faint when the "No. But he has to be content with tor economy. 'im representation Shakespeare's "The pat wins by a lap, but the dog Bought three years mortal footpad tried to grab her printing his best speeches in the reo ago. 'ad 'im blocked twi qt, tragedy." purse? prefers a job with a snap." "You will for Myrtle Yes, she feinted with her V ord." changed 'im for a new one at kindly pay yourself II tmilHffi the res ana your company in advance." right and jabbed him under the ear taurant the other day. The Sketch. Forgotten. 'What do you mean, sir? Why do with her left New Mexican com- The Highbrow You have been in Printing you ask me to nay in advance?" pany has prepared civil and criminal Making No Secret of It. "Because Stratford? Then you remember that A you intend to play Hamlet The Word. Mr. Billings Don't you think thai dockets for , rude person in the audience Inter Wrong passage from Shakespeare especially the use of jus- - in Fokeville tonight." When May boastingly Informs me every man should nave a voice In the tices of the rupted the orator.- Mrs. Rlchqulcke No; we peace. They are especial- ly" That she wears "imported dresses" , affairs of didn't "You speak of the of She would government? ly ruled, with printed headings, in 'obligations be, I think, more truthful take it We came by another route. ' Mrs. Yes, but to ' - pontics,' said the rude person. "May A LITTLE GLOOMY. To say this: "Imported tresses." Wisely Puck. either Spanish or English, made of exercise In some other dur-abl- I ask what yon understand by the it way than good record paper, strongly and y word ' snouting at election bulletins. bound, with leather 'politics?'" Postponed Indulgence.1"' x ' back and r Definite Information. covers .7?"Yes, sir. ; Politics is defined as the "How do you account for nd. canvas sides, hall fnH the popu- Lawyer You said the nrlsoner had Index science of government, and I sub- larity of some of these best sellers?" in front and the fee of justices scribe to refused for some time to t of the that definition." asked the severely literary lady. The Cynic Women are 'like chicken speak peace and constables printed "And what is you. On the day in question did he la full on the science of gov "I think," replied Miss Cayenne, salad. the flrst page. Tne page cut , malice ernment? "that a lot of us are to catch The Listener How so? yqu .wjto, prepense? Combined Civil and Crinln--J .. 4.M "The science of trying wimess jno, san; wu a sab. are 10 government, sir," np with the dime novels our The Cynic They both depend razan, Inches1. These books arc thundered the parents upon orator, "is knowing how prevented us from reading when we the dressing. made np in dvU and criminal dockets, to - get the offices and now to hold were young." Passing a Good Thing Along. separate of 89 pages each, or wit them, and, . by the Bessie both civil and bound in jumping jingo, Most Too Harry's gold watch mmi criminal one we're going to land all of them some Early. book, 80 civil 820 The to bed be a sort of a family watch. pases and pages day, sir!" Gentle Hint Early criminal. To introduce them Mother Tommy, vou should not He went, all rights Jessie Why ?' T they art The audience cheered wildly, and If truth be Bessie offered at the following say, 'I haven't got no when said, First he has it and thee prices the rude person, utterly crushed, did marbles,' About daylight his uncle has 01vU or Criminal $2.71 Hot you mean you have none. You do it Interrupt again. ' For 45 cents for a not say what you mean. j tyaonal slngls Earl v Award docket or 56 cents additional for A GOOD 80CIETY REPORTER. a Carrying It Too Far. worknowrm8-- 1 rthUBh.t ,5r0U' "Do ou think there Is anything combination docket, they will be seat - - . "I saw Packham today," remarked '- '.ji.i.incuimuiB in mat man BKinnums by mail or prepaid express. Cask tn give me five cents to buy some. La- - fall must Nagget, "and he was very drunk." es past?" accompany order. Stats Home. Journal j HIx "Well,' there's some excuse for . "Well." replied the discreet man. "I Professor Knowltt made a bad plainly whether English 0r Spanlsk pleMe ' ! Mm," replied Mrs. Nagget "He lost ' understand that somewhere among his break in his speech before the Wo- prunes neamng is wanted. 1 have been In some hot coun-- his wife last week." very effects he has a mug with the sen-trie- s men's Literary Club. Mrs. Wise Did Dr. Thirdly nreach indeed, said the man who can tence - Dlx "I know, but a man should be able 'For a Good Boy- printed on it What did he say? . ' Let Him Know it rr you are cut ol a good sermon this morning? P0"1 in HI He to celebrate without makine a hne nf LeZ ! Kt letters. But of course. I have said that women were de- a position, you must let Mr. Wise No. He nreanhed m asked - ! the employer himself." Catholic Standard and somebody. no way of knowing how he came by stined to leave large footprints in the know it. A want advrti.mm h. though no one had invited him out to "Well, amazingly hot I remember wands of time. New Times. it" Mexican will reach every bast ainner. once. In India, I think it was. we atart. uess ana ed a football professional man in the city club, but we had to give and and Either Way. It up." Unseasonable. His Weakness. county a. great many In the I know a territory, if "Here's wild demand neonle The , Missus Did read about gentle yeggman y0n hare any special tat that Often the Way. "Too hot to play?" you who wouldn't Who in that 21 hurt a fly. eat do not bide It under a bushel persist indulelnc In music at T thought they let vnn In An i "Too hot to play! Let me tell you, Newport belle, only years old, But he would steal 'most who anything Bight when the neighborhood objects, ground floor In that deal." the heat was so ereat that the air la eloped with a chauffeur? Whose owner wasn't by. Irrigation . The Brute lET THE WANT ought to be sent to jalL Did you ever iney aia, but the roof fell In on the football expanded, and It used to What a shortsighted hear of such absurdity!" me." sail ngnt away in the air. We girl! V. . A Suspicious COLUMN DO IT. to! Sign. The Editor One of the nrnnfrMit. A must say that I think people who half a dozen balls like The Missus Oh, if ,her heart She I'm afraid good live advertisement in tba 1 that" the plumber I sent era , 'cpmplalns . of your of can't ting and will some Scott!" The Brute Yes, I understand all for was spelling Want column of the New Mexican sing, ought ;"Great today affected by the beat "beauty." How djd you it? will to be abut 8anltary. ,. "Yes. Is a that But if she had been content to He What spell fcnt any , that Is way up." Little Willie What It fact. And, of course, makes you think thatT New !eprteTJ-"Biuty.- " property rentable. ." is humidity, - pal we only played football wl wait a year longer she could easily She He had tool nat you have got, but you must 1st Pa Boiled atmosphere, my son. la the every be needed The)Sditor Ab! I see you as tsmV . . have an aviator. with him when bay there la some one that wanta caught he came. V tot beauty. - always them know it, -