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VOLUME 11 ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, AUGUST I, 1002. NUMBER 37

Ran on tho pistol. victs raised all tho vegetables, etc., greens from Seed," C. S. Harrison, of receiving tomorrow The case or tho territory against four tho first Install- which aro used at tho penitentiary. York. Tlie convention $2G0,-00- young men chnrged will conclude Its ment of Interest, nmountliig to 0, with stoning Mrs. Mnrta Torres do Jaramlllo, for- sessions tomorrow. on freight trains nnd assaulting railroad merly Andrew Carnegie's endowment Territorial Topics of Santa Fe, but now living nt consisting or $10,000,000 at United employes, was concluded In Judge Ablqulu, has been doubly afflicted Marinette Chautauqua. Double Hanging. Welsh's court. Two of tho men wero lately. hus-rniii- Murinctto, Notwilh-stntiuin- g Only a few days ago her Wis., July 31. Wise, Va., July 31. Is be. discharged. C. 11. Glllam wns given tho ad- Thero to DEMINO. I opened If silver continues to advance, Ramon Jaramlllo, 28 years of fact thnt a number of n double hnnglng hero tomorrow, the I ninety days and lion fine. John Roy age, died, and last Saturday only ditional cottnges havo been mid at an early date. J. T. Graham, got their erected first In tho history of tho county. The. From the Headlight. ! r I sixty dnys or $i0 fine Both men slnco year mir.i rnl innnnt-n- Itmlata tlint tin surviving child followed tho father to last the accommodations prospective Black-ma- aim. were committed to Jail. gravo. are ndequato victims are Charlie n J. T. Glvcns returned from n nlens- - down Im onlv temnnrnrv. nwlnir in tlm tho The child s nnmo was Epl scarcely for tho crowds nnd Robert. Foy, both colored. This office turned out week 100 1 in ses- lire trip to the coaBt. slump In silver, this faulo and was yenr old. Mrs. Jam nttendnuce on tho sixth nununl Blackmail was mur- copies semi-annua- l convicted of the Dr. Swopc nnd family have rnturneil 12. Mcintosh of Morfollon mining of the report of mlllo Is the daughter of Cornello Tor sion of the Northern Chautauqua as- the Defender lodge, 20, der of Thomas Bates at Tom's Creek from a lirlcf sojourn to Pacific coast district loft last week for Cape Nome, No. to tho grand res, nn old nnd respected resident of sembly, wlilch opened todny. The month, lodge of New Moxleo, I. O. last while Foy's crime wnH tho pleasuro resorts, accompanied hv tho1 Alaska, to superintend some minim? O. F. The Snntn Fe and a veteran of tho civil racord breaking attendance Is duo killing of n man Dayton repot t shows lodge largely to pro- named Miller doctor's mother, jmnttotn. thnt the had on wnr. tho excellence of tho nt the same plnce Inst January 1, 1C02. slxty-nln- n gram winter. John Corbctt lias heen laid tin with . members. offered for tho twelve oays of rheumatism for the past week, and ' FARMING-TON- It Inltlnted during the past term four- LAS CRUCE8. tho nssombly. Among the prominent To Discuss Life Saving. Frank Wyinan haa heen handling the teen, nnd reinstated ten, tnnklns a to- lecturers ninTspeakors to be heard are Paris, July 31. A dispatch from From the tal of ninety-three- . From Progress. tnrottlo on the Ice wagon In his stead. Hustler. From this number the Captain Hobson, Miss Ellen M. Stone, Nantes says that several reprencnta-tlve- s they by two, Mis-nour- l; Electric lights have been imt In the, Excess travel and express tins no lost card suspended for Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Kozcr loft for Congressman Champ Clark, of of America aro attending tho in- opera house of this city, nnd the pat- rcesltatcd the putting of two singes on of dues one, expelled one, couthern California for n visit with Congressman Chnrlcs B. I.nndlc. ternational congress of life saving, rons of plnro many tlm line between hero Durango. leaving them with n net membership relatives. They expect to be gone sov of Indiana; Miss Belle Kearney, of preservation or maritime, that will he under nnd . health and obligations to Manager Irvlno for tho It will ho n business proposition for of eighty-nine- Tho lodfio has ical es- oral weeks. Mississippi, and Prof. P. M. Penrson, security, which opened In that city to- Improvement. tho voters of San Juan county to this tate nnd personal propeity valued nt Mr. and Mrs. Fry and little daughter of Harvard university. dny tinner tho nusplcec tho Society n year tho $1,088.75, and cash on hand, $521.02. ni Mr. Fry fill of con- Mrs. Hansom, popular society lady elect entlro republican ticket. rived in Lns Cruces. will Cowhldlng Life Savers of Br'ttany. Tho of El Paso, Toxns. The special school Defender lodgo can bo proud of Its pulpit tho Presbyterian Por Minister. gress will life In the exclusive circle. lew voted the at church. Klchmond, Va 31. At consider saving water arrived, nnd will bo guest on by our Monday Tie comes Albuquerque. July Amhcrnt nnd piloting In fog, sav- the for some citizens was carried. from today Judgo Clarenco Campbell from lire, life time or Mor friend, Miss Lllllo "'y tlireo dissenting votes uelng The band has succeeded in raising J. wns ing on board steamships, l.awhon. cast. TUCUMCARI. arraigned for on n charge fel- tho moral Tho bell for tho new Catholic Our town Is badly In need of a town enough money to defray tho expenses trial of nnd physical development of church onious assault on Hov. C. W. Crawford, sallora Hint is being l.ullt In nr-- ImH. Scarcely a week passes but or coneeils every Sunday night for tho and fishermen, nnd this city has what From the Pathfinder. whom ho horsewhipped In front of several kindred rived, and last Tuesday Qcorgc Ches- - it could he utilized to good advantage 1) next month or so. Tho band Is doing the subjects. W. Merrill, of Geneva, Neb., wns court house nt the June term of his ter came near stampeding the town by for pubire" purposes, Belling fruit trees nnd ornnmcntnl better on every appearance. ringing It. beautiful,1 Woolmnn Waggoner Newberry & Forbes, who run- court. Tho case has attracted wide at- Public Ownership Party. Tho bell has a nnd associates shrubs in Tiicumcnrl and vicinity this nrc tention, owing prominence cleor tone, and while was engaged drilling for oil on the Blake ning the t'tuge to Modoc, stnto that to the of St. Louis. Mo., July 31. Followers Chester week. the pnitles, and the trial will be fol- showing It to Father Morlu, he rang It property, nro making splendid head- - Fellno Vennbldcn, of Pajnrlto, on they nro now running through to Van oi the public ownership party, tho way. Is King s. will lw n great conven lower with much Interest. promoter Is Meri- loud and long. Everybody In tho v. rtio machinery wot to Thursday, sold 10,000 pounds of wool Patten This Rev. Mr. Is chief of which Leo elnity of bank perfection, every ndd'ng to I'.'iico to tho people of tho valley who Crawford editor of tho wether, tho labor of city, the corner rushed out hour the to Gr.Idonberg & Co., receiving there- Christian Federation, a paper publish- leador this to sac where flro was. well's depth, 12 wish to visit the Major s resort. met In today to tho for cents per pound. ed In this city in too interest of tho conference discuss Nordhaiis Sc. Son closed a con George C. Howmnn, who was recent Tucum-car- the lato rains seem to have been plans for perfecting a thorough have At the Inst meeting of the l nntl-saloo- ago stato & ly appointed fairly Heavy re- movement. Some time organization ndoptlng tract with Hosch Leopold for tho deputy revenue collector Townslto & Investment company, general. rains are tho Campbell and a platform $.1,000 Arizona, ported editor criticised Judgo The, erection of a building on their for is making his last round W. B. Jarrell wn3 elected vlco presi- nt El Paso and both cast and for dismissing of principles. new pnrty la an now lot adjoining p:esent in this section, ns ganger. Wo will west of thut place. Heavy rains nrc the ense against n man off shoot of the allleil party which wa their store. dent. charged with selling liquor In Am- completed miss Mr. Bowman's cheery Moth-odl- also roported In Chi- organized by Meriwether and When this enterprising firm counter It In expected that tho First northewestern herst. Mr. Crawford osked In his paper others will have fifty feet of plate glass fiont nnco, but congratulate him on his pro- Episcopal church of Tucunicarl huahua, and northwestern Sonorn. The last year at Kansas City. It Is pur- on motion. He Is an all good part of New Mexico got n which was doctored tho most, the posed to In tho Gold avenue. The contract calls lor round officer. will bo dedicated Sunday, September northorn whisky or the Judge. Judge Campbell Interest movement all completion of tho building 14. hard tain ns did Alamogordo and the voters who believe In direct legislation the at the Rev. A. P. Morrison will officiate. had the .minister arraigned for con- possible CERHILLOS. Tucum-car- Pecos valley. On Rio Grande rain and public ownership, to carry earliest moment. The First Nattonnl bank of l the tempt of court but discharged lilm. and out Attorney A. W. Pollnrd nnd a scvero Is only a month old, nnd Its state- seoma to havo been scarce botween the principles of Iho Missouri Stato From ths Hustler. Albuquerque. Afterward tho two men met nnd Mr. hemorrhage whllo riding near the Sun- ment shows thnt they have on bund an here and Crawford out to Judgo Federation of Labor. set Dairy inst Sunday evening. Mrs. Ike Graham, or Albuquerque, wns In held his hand town. excess of cash of over 70 per cent of Campbell. The judge drew a cowhide Pollard secured the assistance of Mr. tho deposit money. From the Citizen. Happy Surprise. Jnmes Lucna and wife wero Albu- and struck the minister several blows Jv Kussell and family and Mr. Pollard Tho political pot is already on in H, I. Cleveland, associate editor of On Monday the birthday annlversary querque first Rccord-Hcrnl- atiout tne head and face. was taken to their residence, where he visitors the of tho week. Guadalupe county. Tiicumcnrl has tho cmcngo, and wife, of .Miss Lyon was happily celebrated Mr. Gomez, n wealthy ranchman of High hi remained until Wednesday, Alien he some good material, while there Is nn who wero puests of Major and Mrs. W. Negro at her homo on South street. A was brought to town. At Galistco, was n business visitor In our H. H. Llewellyn whllo here, nro now Christian Congress. number of called on to this writing abundanco of It scattered around. Ga July 31. Rev. her friends her Mr. Pollard Is slowly regaining his town Saturday. rusticating nt Van Patten's dilpplng Atlanta, J. W. E. i.er Intense surprise, nnd a most en- Ml Manuel Garcia, of Lenucc. twenty Bowen, secretnry Negro Young strength, and will In a few days bo Mort Wagoner passed through hero springs, of the joyable evening wns spent. with his freighting outfit, en miles south of hcie, sold his crop of People's Christian and Educational able to come down town ngaln. route to wool to Goldeubcrg & Co., Monday. Word was received hero from A. A. H Bland. congress, is in receipt of ndvlces In- Choral Union. The crop amounted to &0.000 pounds. Brecce, nn old tlmo resident of this SOCORRO. 8. R. Swnlu, of El Paso, was In our county, now living dicating on attendance of at least 5,000 The choral union night 0 llo received 12 cents per iwund. at Seattle Wash., visitors meeting congress met last and town, a few dnys this week on business stating his younger L. at the of the took up tho study of "G pay Life." n Jose Apodnca, of Pnjarlto, Eold his that hrothrr, W. to bo held hero next week. Tho dele- Tho From the Chieftain. with the smelter people. crop lireece, was killed by Tracy, the out- mooting was at tho home of Mr. and a Chnrleo Uehrlngcr's bridge outfit Is of wool, amounting to 10,000 gates will come from till sections of Elfego iiacn and family will soon pounds, Friday, to Goldcuherg & Co., law. Mr. Ureeco won or. of tho many Mis. T. Y. Maynurd and Mr. Maynard I" tnako their home In El Paso. stationed hero for a short time re- who ..; Tracy. Iho country and will represent all re- acted as building bridges ror whi h he received It cents u Joliutf the hunt for ligious denominations and all of conductor. A bran Abeyta sold n lot of goals tho some near town. pound, a compare walks R. C. Uptegmvo returned from Los price that will with From tho Republican. life. The chief object of tho gathering, first of tho week at $1.50 each. that paid In any part of tho territory. Asphyxiate Dogs. Crown Mill company I .turns and expects to move his family Doming. which Is the first of Its kind, Is to as- The of this city It Is so healthy in Tiicumcnrl that Patrick Breen left for moral, Albuquerque's homeless dogs go tho purchased G0.000 pounds of wheat the down thero soon. 11. D. Bowman a two certain tho true intellectual and through Golden the medicine men nrc kicking. returned from spiritual condition among the colored asphyxiated route. Some of the city's day Travelers passing weeks' trip to I ottiir mining mat- the Pacific coast. people country officers have contrived nn npparatua Misses Annie uiid Kate Horn, of San( stale that tho activity In SANTA FE H. O. Crano, president in nil parts of the and ters there continues, two mills nro now of tho Modoc to inspire and stimulate aggressive by whleh the unfortunate canines will Murclal, are guests of Mrs. W Morgan Mining company, came In from Modoc be disposed of In n running regularly, Iho Mayo steam Christian work among the young peo-pl- o humane maimer. A of th:i city. From the Now Moxlcnn. and left the snmo evening for Chlcngo. large uli' et Iron boiler hag been pro- C. Brown Hnyncs mill on ore fiom the grounds of the and In the homes among tno chil- i. nnd Howell left power A dlsgrnceful nnd bloody fight oc Mr?. F C. Barker is still nt Hotel vided, une end Is air tight nnd tho to. n ten days' trip to the Black Industrial, and a horse mill on Dieu and Improve. dren. Prominent ninong those Inter- curred Into evening on San continues to She is 1. other is arranged so thnt a good sized Ilange. the high grade ore from the San last Fran now to go ested lit the movement aro Garland Miguel mine, by Cisco street. No arrests wero made. nl.le out for a drive. Her Pcnn, Bishop dog can bo admitted, whence no canino Miss May Schwnlbe, of Albuquerque, owned Hon. J. L. (inuphter, Mrs. Browning, with Booker T Washington. Lopez. Over n score of Santa Fo people arc is her. W. J. Gaines, Bishop B. W. Arnett, ever returns. After tho dog Is pi't in, la tho guest of her uncle, P. N. Yunker, going to Domingo Clprlano Baca, sheriff of Luna coun tho open end Is closed nnd the gnu is wife Santo to witness the ty, wns Bishop Walters and Bishop Clinton. nnd nt the Windsor hotel. DEMINO. on Monday, August 4. hero after a prisoner who turned on. A few minutes docs the Mrs. M. daugh- annual fiesta skipped J. Robinson, sou und Assessor Annstaclo Gonzales nnd ns from Doming with another Confederate Veterans. woik. As dog catcher George'a appe- ter, Johnnlo nnd Julia, and Grady Har- From Herald. man's wagon Mo o the slstants expect to have the nssesumcnt and team. was caught Owonsboro, Ky . July 31. Owens-bor- tite enticed him Into the county jail, rison, returned from their outing in This week P. J, nennett bought two rolls for Sautn Fe county completed near the river by our officers. Is keoplng open house in honor tho dogs of the city will likely enjoy a i "Water canyon. residence lots iu the Merk nddltlon to by evening. iVofessor Herrlck spent a day in of veterans of tho Second brigade, needed rest. Ulackington reports good Saturday tho Sheriff the city. R. L. McCanco and Fred L. Orlady Las Cruets, on his way back from his United Confederate Veterans, whose 'Tl rains In many localities In the western It is rumored that n certain linker In left this morning for Vega Blanca, work laying out nn Irrigation system North Dakota Democrats. Rock River Assembly. part of tho county, also at his ranch town was robbed of $400 Saturday whore Mr. Orlady for tho White Mountain Irrigation Fargo, N. D., July 31. of Dixon, 111., July 30. The annuat east of will tako a position compnny, Democrats tho river. night. on Hie engineering corps of tho Santa near Tularosn, In whleh North Dakota assembled in state con- meeting of the Rock River Chautauqua Conrado A. Baca has accepted tho Ono of tho largest wuter tanks over Ic Central railway. Major Llewellyn, Judge Parker, M. vention in Fnrgo today and wero called Assembly opened today and will con- position of clerk of tho territorial peni- out at Mahoncy shops Lohmnn, Mrs. Friend nnd others nro to by B. S. Brynjolfson, A highly tentiary turned tho has The telegraph line of the -- anta Fo ordor of Grand tinue two weeks. varied and at Santa Fe. Mi'. Unca will just been delivered to tho Doming Ice railway Is complete and In Interested. Forks. The convention will place In Interesting program has been arrang- his In as- Gcntral visit mother "Frisco beforo works. working order to Clark station and Is nomination candidates for governor ed, Including discussions nnd papers suming tho duties of tho position. foundation to T. I). Dtrtrong's being pushed rapidly officials be on living scientific, religious nnd social Mrs. i.io from Torrance to ANOTHER MAN BITTEN. and other state to chosen Ella F. Winkler received ft residence water tank gave way Satur- Is completed In fail. questions, and an unusually success- to R. W. Clark. The lino to be this deed tho Monroe property at day, the tank turning over and flood- two weeks. In ful season is expected. southeast corner of the plaza. He Has His Possession a Batch of the This ing the entlro back yard. A letter received from District Clerk Worthless Santa Fe Politics In New Jersey. purchaso gives Mrs. Winkler a front-ag- o Street Hon, J. A. Mahoncy has gone to Den- A. M. Uergcre last evening has it that Railway Stock. Passlac. N. J., July 31. Tho repub- New Pacific Steamship. of over 80 feet on tho plaza and a on trip and when he lican congressional convention of tho ver a business ho Is recovering nicely from the result For the tlmo year H. S. Now York, July 30. With a full depth of nearly 200 feet. w n Cali- second this tiixth Is in todny returns he will travel month In of an operation at the German hospital Lutz, tho agent In district session here cargo tho now twin screw steamship A movement Is on foot to dispose of family. efficient this city of with n full attcudanco of delegates fornia with his at Kansas City and that he expects to the Santa Fo railway company, has NehrasRau sailed today on her maiden a considerable area of the city's lauds. Since tho Smeller trust gobbled the bo homo In two weeks, from Bergen, I'nssiae, and Sussex, the deep sea voyage to San Francisco, The Ahran A1oytu holds $2,000 of about had Inquiries from men who havo about tho Denting Sampling works and assay Jesus Gutierrez was given a hearing bought three counties comprised In tho dis- Nobrnskait is one of three- sister smps city's securities nnd ho offcrg to give Santa Fo street railway stock tho new apportionment. i ft office, there is no place in town where this forenoon before United trict under which hnvo been built nt Camden, N. thero In payment for lands belonging States in good faith, hecauso It was represent-e- d tho value of ore can be tested. Commissioner John P, Victory on tho to Thero nro several republican candi- J., for tho Amoricnii-Hawaila- n to the city at nn appraised valuation. them that the city of Santa Fo dates, who are opposed to Congress- Last Friday, a few miles east of this chnrco of herding goats on tho Pecos had guaranteed tho Interest on tho company. All threo vessels aro Messrs. Joseph E. Smith, H. H. Harris, city, Santa Fo trains killed four hoad man jumps F. Stownrt, the present oil appointed river forest resorve. Supervisor Georgo fraudulent bond Issue from tho pro- fitted with furnaces in which either and Camlllo Baca have been of cattle. Ono head belonged to J. II. Langenburg was prosecuting wit- notably, William M Johnson, or coal can bo used ns fuel. by tho city council as a to tho ceeds of which tho street railway com- committee Tracy, ono head to Walter Jones and ness and Assistant United States At- pany was to n prominent Btato senator and assist- appruise tho lauds. have been built nt Santa postmaster general in McKluley's General Agent. two henil to rink Peters. torney W. C. Held, of Las Vegas, rep- Fo two years ago but never was built. ant Appointed Whllo tlnkeiiug with a loaded shot Vio United Commis- cabinet; W. C. Breckinridge, tho state A. C. du Baca, who has made SAN MARCIAL. resented States. Tho Inst Inquiry he received was In tho jr., his gun Saturday morning, I. Mayflcld, tho sioner Victory held tho defendant for shnpo of the following letter: committeeman from tho district, Wil- home In Moxleo for tho last flvo years, From tho Dee. ranchman, snot one of his toes oft and tho United States grand jury of tho Chicago, July 19. 11)02. liam Barbour, and Sheffield Phelps, son has been appointed general agent for Oentlemen: of tho William Phelps. Mrs. and Miss Orey, of Raton, aro lacerated four 0 filers. Dr. CuescIIs is Fourth judicial district In the sum of I am In possession of C00 of lato Walter the Republic of Moxleo for tho Hydro visiting with Mrs. W. H. Tyler attending to him. shares Whllo tho combination against Stow- $109. your railroad stock and wnut to con-ver- t. Carbon Light company. Mr. do Baca Miss Wlnnlo Taft, of Silver City, Is The prelty homo of Mrs. J. P. Byron It Into money, and as same says nrt Is strong and thero nro other ele- arrived In tho city three weeks ago hero on u visit to her aunt, Mrs. D. C. was tho sceno of a very enjoyable gath- Land Court Next Week Earnings of Oil fnCO tlf It that If la wnrlh tl Hurt nn. ments In tno Held against him, the In- on a visit to his parents. Whllo a resi- Andorson. ering, being the regular monthly meet- Convicts Drouth In County. share, I herowlth ask if you will dications point to bis rcnomlnatlon, dent of Moxleo, he held several posi- tako n lively contest, W. W. Sontmnn Is making prepara- ing of tho Woman's uome and Foreign Hon. Matthow G. Reynolds, of St. mo same on my nands. Klndl. let mo though not without tions of trust, being once appointed in- tions to spend a couple of months at Missionary society of the First Pres- Louis, United States attorney of tho hear from you by return mail and ob- terpreter by Senor Maslscnl for tho wc-r- o annual began today. At tho Armstrong ranch. byterian church. Sixteen ladies court of private land claims, will ar- lige. Yours truly, reunion here session of tho congress, j. M. Lasley Is forced to use a cano present. rive In Santa Fo on Sunday or Monday 10 o clock this morning the visitors J. W. REED, wero to which position ho resigned on account theso days, owing to qulto a sovcro at- to bo present at the session of tne With county escorted Chautauqua, where Ill Ho was employed oallup! the Cook department of the exercises of tho day wero held. n. hnaltlt. also tack of sciatic rheumatism. court which convenes next Tuesday In tho Insurance company of tho State under Colonel Hampton, tho railroad II. J. Nlsbet is to tako tho measure- thnt city. of There was an nddress of welcomo by wns trav- lllnola. Major Hnycraft a response by mafjnate of Mexico. Ho nlso ments of tho river for tho boundary From McKlnley County Republican. M. T. Morlarlty, of Molarity's ranch Aa tho leMnr ivna nil.lrnaun.1 Mm and Gen. agent American Typo in U. Brlggs, which all eling for tho commission, when there is any o Gregory Pago shipped three cars of In southern Santa Fo county, Is a visit- Santa Fo company, J. nftcr formalities Foundry, doing Railroad Santa Fo, were laid nsldo and tho veterans re- an Institution business of water at this point. Ico this week, ono each to Winslow, or lit tho territorial capital. He says mo leucr waB aojtvorcd to Mr. Lutz. In Mexico with n capital .of $14,000,000. Rain has fallen In abundance to tho Flagstaff nnd Williams. that tho drouth in southern Santa Fc New Mexican. newed acquaintances, exchanged rem- cosmopolitan It iniscences of war days and listened to He nlso established tho n north, south, cast and west of us, hut Tho taxes for McKlnloy county for county Is shriveling tho leaves on the agency In tho City of Mexico In part- Ban Marclnl Is still la the free zone. this year will be 3.S9 in tho town of trees and many trees are dying In his Horticulturists Tecumseh. Informal talks by several speakers of III prominence. Tomorrow will bo nership witn L. F. Frltscho, of Amster- However, tho hovering clouds may Gallup and 2.88H for tho balance of orchard. Tecutnseh, Neb., 30. Ne- thero Germany, B. Northtip, tl July Tho a parade, followed by tho formal dedi dam and P. of bring; relief at almost any hour, the county. An operation was performed upon braska Stato Horticultural society bo-ga- n Now York. From this firm .o retired cation of tho Chautauqua. , R la n nolo to tho local A. O. U. W, The private car Estello brought In a Mrs. Celestlno Ortiz, of Santa Fe, last Its summer meeting In Tecumseh two years ago to enter Into mining-business- financier, J, K. Hartllae, of Gallup, party, of capitalists from the east. Saturday at a Kansas City hospital. today with a largo attendance, includ- conuccted with Hidalgo Min- It Among Montana M. E. Conference. peaks of an injury to his left hand on them were Messrs. DeHaney She Is recovering rlcoly, according to ing woll known fruit growers from Oreat Falls, Mont., July 31. There ing & Smelting company at Sultepec, July 18. Two fingers were badly torn, and McGlnnls. They secured carriages the latest report. Mrs. W. N, Town-sen- d many parts of tho state. The meeting Is a large attendanco of divines and Mexico, of which company ho waa su- and one of them ho may lone, la addi- from Coddlngton aad spent yesterday Is at tho same hospital also re- opened' at 9 o'clock this morning with laymen on tho annual of perintendent. Ho goen now as exclu- IB oil here, session tho tion to a period of enforced Idleness. the fields east of covering nicely from her illness. an Invocation by Rev. C, F. McMann, Northern Montana M. E. church con- sive agent for tho .idro Carbon Light Capt. Jack Crawford will leave Baa Miss Rebecca Brows, one of the pop- Prof. H. A. Owen aad bride arrived followed by aa nddreaa of welcome by ference In session here with Bishop company, and Ills relations in that Marclal about the Gth of next month ular teachers of the Gallup schools, at Santa Fo from Worthlngton, Ind., Mayor Robb. The response was em-liodl- Merrill, of Chicago, presiding. The cotiutry with tho high authorities ok a tour of tho middle and eastern baa beeu attending Berkley college In and are guests for a few days of Prof, In the annual address of the conference was formally opened in tho thero, aro such as to enable mm to es- full of elo- past two J. A, week they M. states to "Pour the tide California for the months. and Mrs. Wood. Nest president, L. Russell, or Lincoln. First M. B. church this morning with tablish for himself and tho company quence aknur, serenely nure. aail yet ! Me has Just heen appointed one of the will leave for their future home at Sil- Following these formnWfcs the con- sorvtces, by an unlimited success. ' 4&anrBtkei n its tulLlla mmV aaIm la Osa devotional followed the ti, Blvlnely strong." His irat date ta at smwss ws vw nAOTTw avaiwiai sen cmas ver City. vention listened to Intereatlna uanera sacrament of the lord's supper. This itocKy rera, August 15, but be may ap- Francisco. Outing tho fiscal year which ended on horticultural topies, among them afternoon tho annual asieeioaary ser Irritation Suit. pear ob the platform at Intermediate James Kudy, a dishwasher at the on June 30, the convicts nt the peni- tho tollowinc: "The Growing of Small In the district court for Ban Juan nropeaa, mon was preached by Rev, W. A. Win points, If satisfactory arrangements got away on Sunday last tentiary earned $1,0M.M la cash, Fruit on the Farm." H. J. Snyder, of ters, The assignments' will bo an- county a suit was filed at Santa Fe by. are perfected. with one of Willmuader's bicycles, and whleh waa paid Into the territorial Auburn; "ReMvaUoa f the Orchard," nounced later In Mm weak. tho Independent Itrlvatlng DHeh vs. The ere shipped from the Virginia n pistol and eemb belonging to one of treasury.. If account were taken of the Pror. K. a. Bweraen, of Lincoln;. The Halford Irrigating Diteh, being a. mine to M Pace br Copp 4 Thompson h( fellow workers. Me was caught Improvements made at the peniten- "Pmnlng Hie Orchard." T. B. 8nod Carnanhi Atft dispute over water rights between is assay lac net leas than N per cast, at Wlagate by Sheriff Smith nnd tl.s tiary nnd other public works by the grass, of Johnson; "Small Fruits for Washington, July II. The trustees Flora Vista and Farmlngtan in San aad seme mueh bigter. property recovered, BJudy got thirty eeavlcta the above amount would be Front and the Home Table." Mrs. O. A. f the proposed national nnlr rslty Juan county, the water being tftkea out The big plaat at Graham will he re-- days and costs on the bicycle and H tore than doubled. Besides the con Corbln, of Yeeta; "Orowlag Ever- - are looking forward wMh pleasure to of the Las Animas river. every precinct, but they arc to bo the bo solectcd by tho committee repre- AT judges of what Is fair. Human nature senting tho minority party. TWITCHELL THE BAT. Is inclined to think that nothing short If a majority of a registration or HUOIIKS Si McCRKltiltT. l'nil.lsilKIig of all that it wants In just, and wc sup- election board Is democratic, it Is Some Reasons pose that the New Mexican democracy right that tho opposite party should Base Ball at Las Vegas El Porvenlr BUllDCIttPTlON HAThS. Is quite human. If tho republicans do have a representation In whom It liar, Why Yen Should hvM en Hovmj Daily Cltlren, n tycat JO.OO not give them fairness according to perfect confidence and vlco versa, Coal Fields, Weekly. " " a 00 the democratic measure they threaten . hot the rule work both ways. HARNESS OH to keep tho territory out of tho union. I This suggestion is timely nnd It UntuunlcdEmUby any other, Territorial Republican Central Com- Although there has been some oppo made by the democratic committee THE TECELOTE GRANT. genders hard leather soft. mittee Call.. sition In the east to the admission of should he cheerfully considered by Especially prepared. Uin New Mexico, Arizona nnd Oklahoma,! the republican committee. Keeps out water. To momlicrn of the Territorial was! Fair elections arc necessary in New heavy bodied oil. Committee of Now and the omnibus statehood bill Special Correspondence. A Central up of con- Mexico. There Is no desire on the Mexico: , hung until tho next session , Vegas, N. M gress, Indications nro tho hill part of tho republicans to take any Las July 28. Quite a You nro hereby meet- - the that notified that a con- unfair advantage and it is to the best fair crowd turned out yesterday after- Harnessexcellent preservative. of republican will iio enacted boforo tho present 5 An N Ins the territorial central If Interest of all concerned to protect the noon to gamo Reduces cent of yon of Now gress adjourns. Hut the flemocrats tho ball to see the con- hnrtio. committee the territory of professed purity of tho ballot. In no other way Never bunts the leather ; Mexico will bo held In Altnifiiorquo on of Now Mexico executo their test between two local teams, and, on iu purposes they mny succeed In defeating ran n republican form of government cagcil lifliclcticv ii increased. Friday, August 22. 1001!, for tin; pur- ho The man who is in or cooped nn tho wholo, a fair gamo wnn put up. tho passage of the bill. Hitherto tho maintained. day after day without aufficient Secures best service. pose of fixing the datn and placo to exercise The batteries were llross and Clark on kept from breaking. liold repuliilcan people of tho threo territories have Is sure to suffer for it. Quite often the Stitches tho territorial conven- very RECLAIMING THE DESERT. one side nnd W. II. Twltchell and 11 tion to nominate a for dele- acted In unison nnd have made a liver is the first organ which Ixcomcs candldatu strong showing of tho justice of their largo public disordered, on tho other. On dross' side OIL gate Fifty-eight- h congress Another area of land has and constipation, biliousness, to the of tho coun- the score was eleven nnd on Twitch-oil'- s Is sold in all United States and for tho considera- claims to both congress and tho been withdrawn from public entry, sick headache and general physical tor- Localities try. Division means danger, and it will this timo in southern Arizona, from por make life miserable. There's only It was nine. Tho side on whlcii M.nnfcrtmrtt.y tion of niich other matters nn may Gross pitched was made principally of KtaaaWd (HI t'omtmnr. properly come before said committee. be very unfortunate It the democrats Needles down to the Mexican lino and one way to deal with liver "trouble" and one tho territories Imperil tho along Colorado river. Is expect- that is to go to the root of tilt! disease, the regular team, but the teams were It Ih hopeil that all mcmlterH will he of of the It divided up to mako an even game. The present meeting, as rights of all three territories l.y resort ed that the government will undertake and cure it once for nil. Such cures of at said matters of disordered or diseased surprise of tho day wan Twltchell's well known bti ing to bulldozing tactics over a local somo Irrigation en.orprlses nt thin the liver almost Pitching, being writer of auatamafa, imixirtnncc for the Interest of tho coun- always follow the use of Ur. Pierce's there renllv onlv threo at present pastor Durango, Cola ho political question. point in tho near future. The t,la .,! ll ... r l.n.1 ! at party of tho territory will ac- Medical Discovery. linmnd111 vi .....itmm .fittft itin it uu mill today Very yours. The democratic politicians mny try Is strictly desert, but thoso small Golden It always iwiiiu,,,. left for his home after prcachla considered. truly of portions helps. It almost always cures. It reg- hnd good support, ho would have won on able sermon In of Ou AN K A. HUHUHLL, complish their purpose to tho extent of it thnt have already been tho church Fit crops re- ulates the liver, strengthens the stomach, the game. Mr. Twltchell has not pitch- Lady of Sorrowa hero yesterday. Keptihllcan Cen- having the central committee Indorse irrigated glvo bountiful in Chairman Territorial If and purifi'.n the blood. ed for yenrs. but Is an old tlmo bnll The long heralded change in ill! Committee. their scheme, but It la doubtful tho turn. the tral convention can be forced to "Dr. Pirrcc't GoMcn Medical Dfocoveiy t the player and can hold down a regular patcher'B office here has at last been territorial best medicine madr," wrllen Michael Maher, of gamo In the box If necessary. There ' definitely upon, adopt an resolution. It STRIKE LEADER. LlUlefain. N. Y. (M Center 81.) "I had yellow decided Tho dispatch- Ancient Work- were a whole barrel full of errors, but 2 The Order of United is not likely that the mass or tne dem- John Mitchell, president of tho Unit- Jaundice and liver trouble In November, 1900. ers will leave on No. on the 31st or men was founded In 18(1S. com- Wat nlmoat dead, loat alxteen pounda In three there Is undoubted talent In the lot and on No. 8 the next day for La ocratic votcrB can bo lod Into ed Mine Workers of America, is lead- weeka and my whole body waa aa aa Junta. yellow there will he a splendid team here. Bur-tows- , mitting so foolish act that will en- ing ono of tho greatest strikes in his- and I wn tick at my atoraach all the lima, Those who will leave are W. S. a" Pld, Next Sunday Is n gamo on with 11. The man who holds his head high own tory of of three doctora nnd they Kve me tablet there II. Roper. H. E. Humngton, G. danger their Interests. that tho anthracite miners and pill and another one aoine other atulT, but I the Albtinuerouo team, and on August may Btumblo. hut he never crawls. Pennsylvania tor an increase of wages. . scott and Messrs. Addison and went to MtMra. O'Rourke and Hurley's drug S and C Lamar, Colo., will play here. Oden, leaving, besides Manager Teed Opposed to the strikors is the combina- More and got your'Ootdeu Medical Uiacovery? uas vegas nave Delegate Rodoy do3orvcn a rousing FAIR ELECTIONS. tion of mlno owners, which appears to One bottle cured me and I thank It and Cod win unuoumeuiy good here, Messrs. Cosset, WagonerJ disposition on part that I am a well man." ball from now on and the team Matthews and Tarklngton. welcome from tho people of New Mexi- There is no the bo Impregnable. Mr. Mitchell may Iobo Accept no substitute for the " Discov- united support. co. of the republicans to take any Illegal In the strike now on, but ho has raised Tho postofflcc at El Cuervo and ery." There is nothing "just as good." Tho diamond drill at tho El Porvenlr store Santa Rosa wero robbed SatJ advantage of tho democrats in tne himself greatly in public estimation by People's at elec- The Common Sense Medical coal fields was started yesterday and urday night. There Is no further InforJ In Russia the penalty for leadlrg a matter of suppressing frauds at his manly advice against n sympathet- Adviser, a book containing 1008 pages, vital- tho expert says ho docs not think ha inntlon as yet an to how much booty rtriko Is tho samo as that for rebel- tions. Iloth political parties are ic strike of tho bituminous coal miners is given away. Send 21 one-ce- stamps har- will have to go over fifty feet to get was gotten by the thieves, or any ol lion. ly Interested nnd should work who have no grievance against their for expense of mailing only, for the book of coal to moniously together to secure fair elec- employers. the thickness ncccssnry tne particulars. In paper coters, or 31 stamps for the vol- mako the mining profitable. It Is tho Conductor U. P. Hayes and wife rc hopes tions. During tho past twenty yenrs ume bound in cloth. Address Dr. R. V. put Roswcll to have direct railway city have had plan ot the company to tho drill turned this afternoon from their vlsll connection with Albuquerque inside of tho republicans of this COPPER MARKET. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. down In numerous places over their much trouble In preventing Illegal at- nt Wcstport, Has. a year. The fact that tho month of Juno Inst land and find just where tho vein ex- Miss Olcott, a sister of S. A. D. Ol tempts on tho part of tho democrats output copper 1S82 they broke all records for of tends and how to Intelligently work cott left this afternoon for Chtlllcothc It is pleasant to hear tho democrats Bluffing the ballot boxes. In from mines nnd smelters, has North Pacific Saengerfest It. Tho power for drill been illegal votes one vot-In- g the tho has Mo., where he will remain. talk about wanting honest elections cast over 1,200 at caused renewed of the Seattle, Wash., July 2C. Arriving by It wan found precinct in this city. Ever since, a discussion furnished horses, but Miss Ulanche Rothgeb returned thl but it is best to watch 'cm. copper market. The aggregate produc- trains today brought hundreds of Ger It was not sufficient and an engine wns afternoon from Santa Fe. She haul they have tried to steal the elections. 26.-74- tion of tho metal last month was 0 man singers for tho North Pacific Saen- tcleernnhed for Satunlnv. to bn rush. been visiting thero for a couplo ol From force of habit It is almost second gerfest. They come from Portland, Kl I'aso can depend upon Albuquer- com- tons (of 2,240 pounds each) against ed out to hurry the work. Mr. Ilomcro weeks. nature for a democrat to try to Van-cove- r que for 1,000 visitors during the Mid- 2C.703 tons in May, and 22,40 In June, Spokane, Tacoma, Walla Walla, says the work will be pushed night as i Fireman S. II. McGraw took sick ycsJ mit fraud upon the ballot. agree and and Is day comes, winter carnival. them- 1901. Tho tlnnneinl reviews in olhor cities Seattle well as when the engine tcrday at Albuquerque and had to If they now doBlre to reform tho conclusion Is an Immedi- decorated with the Gorman nnd Amer- nnd time will not even bo for selves, tho republicans should meet that there taken leave his run. Vegas can come right to tho ate prospect of an advance, and on the ican colors In their honor. The pro- lunch, hut another crew be put on to W. C. Reld left for Snnta Fo this l.as the sinners more thnii ln.it way, and Is not gram will ho ushered In evening company front by getting Into tho league base lead other hand a further decline this work. The certainly means afternoon whero he will attend to som help tho wayward brethren to for. The Is practically with a big concert in tho Seattle Thea- for on showing mnde de- ball games during the fair. political lives. looked market business, the legal matters. honest dominated by tho so called copper tre under the direction of Prof. Alfred pends the running of the electric line Tho sleeper "Garnet" jumped the tho Amalgamated Copper com- Lueben. to Porvenlr, In a great There is gold enough in the Ulltcd trust measure. track at Wagon Mound thin afternoor, MADE. pany, W. Kelley, a 1 every wo- HOW CRIMINALS ARE nnd comments on tho situation E. lawyer of Socorro nnd train No. came In an hour latel States treasury to give mnn, based upon the and policy Chinese Minister Coming. nnd grand master of tho Odd Fellows, man and child in tho union $7.30. Tho attorney general of Indiana, re- arc business The accident was caused by tho rails plying to nn Inquiry from tho town ot that company. London, July 2C. Prince Chen, who arrived this afternoon for a visit vo getting hot. No particular damage came to London as the special repre- the locnl lodge. A banquet will be was done, only tho passengers gottlns It is Enfo to ntsert that O. N. Marron honrd of Bourbon, thnt state, as to the validity of their curfew ordinance, MINERAL REGION. sentative of China at the coronation, tendered him tonight by tho lodge. a little scare and shaking up. will not he a candidate for delegate to sailed for New York on tho stcnmshlp Charles Candy Is a new employe nt George I.nngcnburg. It on raid: "Tho right of towns and cities country penetrated by the forest congress the democratic ticket. chil- The the Santa Philadelphia today. He is accompanied tho shops. Ho works on tho repair spector, for a to regulnto tho running about of Fo Central railroad, now In course of left this afternoon trli dren after certain hours has been up- by his suite, which includes Sir Liang track. to Santa Fe on business. construction, In ono ot tho most re- Cheng, tho now to tho United The patent from the government for Tho El Paso Times says: "Albu- held by the supremo courts of all tLo regions Unit- minister Miss Grace Johnson left this aftes querque people good power markable mineral in the States, who probably will not return to the Tecelote grant has at last been re- noon for Raton, where secure are hustlers and states. It Is within tne police ed States. Aiong the route, a distance she has they arc going to make a success of of cities nnd towns, and a reasonable China before assuming his official du- ceived here, nnd now a number of our a position. of only 117 miles, Is found gold, silver, at Washington. mining men are on the anxious seat Schmidt Invltationd their fair." ordinance Is a most excellent rule of copper, load, coal, turquoise, petro- ties Mrs. J. J. has 1 ad-vIf- o as to how the mnttcr of claims there party next Saturday afj conduct. would not presume to leum, and other valuable minerals. out for a card It r almost certain that the terri- upon tho proposition as to when salt Winnipeg's Oarsmen. will be settled. Tho patent wns grant- ternooa Tho wholo region is highly mineralized Winnipeg, Man., 2G. Win- ed in 1SG8, but had not been received Dclgado torial .opubllcan convention will be children should bo called In. It may tak- July The Lorenzo returned this after held at Ilaton in first week of next and millions of dollars have been nipeg Rowing club's representatives here on account of thu money for tho noon from his trip to Santa Fo to set the be aaU as a general proposition thnt en from tho mines, which are only par October. t)io children run the streets are lor tho C. A. A. O. reenttn leave toilnv survey not naving necn pain. . com the consecration services and visa that tlally dcvoloped. ! ' for Urockvillo. Tho four-oare- crow mission of a number of Tecoloto's with the children who make tho criminals, It would be wisdom on tho part of relatives. n very experience In represented by Itlley (stroke), John - prominent citizens woro elected somoj Mrs. T. W. Hayward Is on todayl In addition to penco and Drltish rule, nnd after oxtcnslvc tho officers of tho Fe Central to pat- - I con- Santa ston. Holo and Richards (how). Tho tlmo ago to settle ho survey und clck list. Johannesburg is to have a big match In criminal prosecutions, nm have a largo exhibit of tho wealth of In i out matter, nnd now report success Is confined td factory, operated by tho Diamond vinced thnt fully 80 per cent of all country along that road exhibited oarsmen nro good condition nnd Mrs. A. F. Benedict criminals can bo traced to tho unre- the have high hopes of returning with Tho disposition of tho lnnd Is now tho her bed with sickness. Match trust of this country. at tho territorial fair. Messrs. Hope- question. A largo amount of the land strained liberty of children up to man- Snlnt would bo proper honors. the-atcr- well and the comprised grant has already hood In running about the streets, s in the meet men to have charge of such an extent. - Judge McMillan cannot tho nnd saloons," Thu Beat Prf.trrlr.tlon for Malaria. Uecn '.ttKCH UP liy CinilUS mill HCme- grave charges made ngalnst him. They Chllls nnd fover is a bottle of Grove's stea l eiitrlec but their tltlo Is morn bear tho Impress of truth. Tho best CONVINCING PROOF. Is simply Iron 'ess in tiot ui. ami u in qiiiip pohri-nn- d CASUALTIES. Tasteless Chill Tonic. It f thing that he can do is to resign. PHILIPPINE quinine in n tasteless form. No considerable litigation will result This aignaturo la oa every box of tho ecnulnl Mnjor full report on The Average Albuquerque Citizen Must ,n 1872 congress passed an net allow- - Parker's the cure; no pay. Price, 50c. Laxative Bromo-Bin- e Tebuui Tho coal strike has already cost casualties in tho Philippines contains Accept the fallowing Proof. p j Ing the election of a commission to ' the remedy that mrra n cw im $50,000,000. Strikes uro not a good some Interesting figures. Ho gives the The great Sir Isanc Newton, ono of Coming Knights. aettls tho matter of partitioning tho thing for any section nnd some way number of deaths from nction In tho the most profound rensoncrs tho world C. F. S. Neal. president ot the hoard Mtinl, and that seems to hold good aa ALGODONES NOiES. should bo devised to do away with field and from disease, and tho number ever produced, onco cut a lnrgo holo In of control of the Knights of Pythias act passed by the tsrrltorlal log them. of wounded. Tho total of killed And a board fence to allow n favorite cat rank, and a number of the Inturo some time ago settlntr fort.i Heavy Ralna Give Plenty of .ater f wounded is 4,470; the total of deaths access to two gardens, nnd cut a small- supreme officers of the Knights of thnt the court should appoint that Irrigation. China's new minister to tho United from disease Is 47 officers and 2,535 er hole to allow her kitten to follow thins, as well un other leading Knights commission was nullified by tho su- In Sir premo court, leaving tho matter wncro Special Correspondence. States Is a graduate of Yale. In spite enlisted men. her. Tho weakness manifested of Pythian of Chicago, will arrivo in M and men was duo want of congress placed It, to tho election of n Algodoncn. N. July 28. Heav: of his name, Liang Chen Tung, Is a Tho total number of officers Isaac's action to Santa Fe on Thursday evening nt 5:35 plenty ol engaged In Philippines was Any who mentally commission by tho citizens resident In rains north of hero makes Rood deal of a Yankee in his Intellec- the about thought. render o clock. They occupy a special train water In tho river for Irrigation pu make-up- . Tho mode of proced- tual 125,000, and tho average number there debates the proof offered here about and are bound for San Francisco. They the srnnt. latter poses. Thin placo has been luck at one time was about 40,000. Major Doan's Kidney Pills and arrives nt nny will In Fo over Friday ure Eioms to bo tho moBt popular with remain Santa get- about water, at no tlmo has thero bee Parker figures that tho proportion of other conclusion than that Btated In and will then come south stopping a many of tho peoplo interested In crops Paul Morton estimates this year's statement, is as of ting tho partition settled, and will a scarcity for Irrigating corn crop in tho United States at two killed nnd wounded to the strength of this citizen's short few hours In this city. The third cutting of alfalfa will soo: tho army was 9.7 per cent reasoning powers nB tho philosopher probably hold. It Is to be hoped that and a half billion bushels, which is will soon as tho delay In commence. 300,000,000 Tho comparatively small number of when ho turned carpenter. SAN MARCIAL. it be settled Is above bushels above the S. Wood, ncct., In tho St. partitioning tho question of titles Wheat all harvested and threshe largest crop over known. deaths from disease speaks volumes Mr. J. and out and has given a very good yield. for tho sanitation of tho Americans Louis Label Works, living at 306 Mor- A Few Personal Paragraph! From a In holding back greatly tho develop- In ground Corn looks fine and will mako a goo and nlso for their physical condition. gan street, St. Louis, saya: "My old Good Southern Town. ment of tho mines tho in crop Tho great difficulty In framing anti- figures, with- Is Qulncy. 111., a placo where question. thin season. Wo can tell from these homo in San Marelal, N. M., July 28. M. Tho fruit crop is simply Immense trust laws is that a bill which excepts out any detailed report, that tho hos- Doan's Kidney Pills nro a household No. 7 Saturday night was delayed a unions from Its operation is class Cooney and wife, of Socorro, camo most fruits aro now ripe, with tho e labor pital sorvlco and the 'ommlssarlat of necessity. When I first enmo to St. paid couple of hours at Fulton on account legislation, and a bill which does not I down and us another short visit ceptlon ot grapes and late peaches. tho American army must have been ex- Untls several druggists on whom today. of one of tho heavy double header except labor unions cannot be passed. and In A ghastly discovory was mado b cellent. called did not have them in stock, H. S. Lohmnn, living on tho freight trains breaking two. The I other gave way couple Julian Pals tbo other day while lev sent to un old friend, a pharmacist side of bridge, Is shipping quite a draw bars in a of cor Official in tho war depart- I ot the woro brought Intoj Inar off some around ot an old records In qulncy, for them. had attacks lot of nice honey In places nnd chains ment show between February 4, RODEY IS DESERVING. klndey complaint for five or six yearn, all directions. use to couple. In tho south end of town. Ho fou that resigned hi 1X9. and April 30, 1002, American Tho republicans of Now Mexico are my hack to across Charles Hnnna has us clerk Romero, L. A. Bond the skeleton of a man whoso head causing ache Just S. G, & Co., gone firing Trinidad Jr., and some troops In Phlllplnes were in 2.5G1 strongly In favor of tho reelection of loins, I Doan's Kldnoy for Hnnna and been crushed In with blunt tho tho found that arc down from Romero's ranch at Ibb evidently bn engagements, an average of more than Dclcgato D, S. Itodey. His congression- Pills acted as represented nnd when I on Hie railroad. Ho made his first trip Galinas. Mr, Romero is pulling for a Blruracnt. It had been "Wolff-Wll-Bon's- seems It very years. No person seen; two each day. al career Is a credit to him and reflects noticed them advertised at yestorday and to like pontol!U:e nt Ids station and thinks ho led for some honor upon tho territory. His fight Ih corner Sixth and Washington well. get to remember of anybody having dl & will it. many yearn, the house tor statehood attracted the streets, I went there for n 1kx, not that S. G. Hanna Co. purchased the Higglns family have re- appeared for for nnd t Through the efforts of the republican dwelling by Charles nnd general opinion Is body peace attention of tho wholo country and I required them nt tho time, but I house and lots vacated turned from a trip to tho mountains, that the party nnd civil government have J. H. Tweed. that of a stranger. Phil-Ippine- commanded the respect of congress. thought It was a good opportunity to and say they caught about 200 been established in Culm and tho Chaves, formerly that Thoro was a Mexican circus in tow en- In addition to his earnest work for adopt precautionary methods." Albino merchant pounds while out. Beat It now depends on tho of trout that week and gave a very man statehood, Mr. Rodcy has not neglect Just such emphatic Indorsement can In the grocery business in old town, If you cnn. last credltab terprise of tho American business sold out to A. Armljo. performance. to establish profitable commercial re- ed any of the many other Interests ot bo had right hero in Albuquerque. Drop has This makes Mnrk Kepner, ono of tho troopers, New Mexico. No portion of terri Alvarado Pharmacy and ask A. Armljo the only grocery merchant yestorday A. J. Frank has several men at wor lations with these islands. the into tho wns thrown from his horso making ready tory has beon neglected by this untir- their "ustomcr8 report. in old town. by the animal stumbling and was brick and will soon be ing worker. Sold by all dealers. Price CO cents Ed Lellreton and family went for an bruised up considerably. Ho came commence burning a kiln. Mr. Fra re- n In and wo no A convention of delegates to tho Tho seventeen delegates In the next per box. Foster-.Mlllmr- Co., Buffalo. outing for a few days to Saw Mill can- homo on tbo train and Is today think- seems to be earnest publican party of Arizona has been ban- Y agents United yon. Will Howard nnd James Hitch- look forward with strong hopes th territorial convention from this N. aolo for the ing about his narrow escape. get called to meet In Phoenix on Wednes- ner republican county will bo a unit in States. cock are running tho store while Ed Charles Rivera has returned trout wo will at last a smelter nor day, September 17. 1902, for tho nom- favor of the renomtnatlon of Mr. Ito- Remember tho name Doana and In gone. his trip to Pueblo, with some of the Messrs. Adamson and Springer ar ination of a delegate to congress, for dey. Ho doserves the unanimous vote take no substitute. J. W. ht-Coac- mado another flylui: other young men who went up thcro to In town today, They are selling pi tho selection of a republican territo- of people tho election next No- visit to his family yesterday camo turcs and doing a good business. the at work on tho railroad. Charles In we rial central committee, nnd for tho vember, Spiritualist Will Meet. Tho Santa Fo reading room has as rich hb when ho went Dick Kemp waa town last back about reports fii transuct'on of such other business an 2fl. ar- been moved from tho cotnpanyy houso awny. He bad most ot his clothing and that he has struck a may Cllr.ton. Iowa, juiy Final copper on In Band conic before tho convention. The rangements have beon completed for to where Ed Zinc lived a few years stolen, a watch and quite a little mon- vela his claim the total number of delegates apportioned FRIENDLY SUGGESTION. up- mountain near acre, tie niso sian the annual camp meeting of the Mis- ago, and Mr. Harlan has Ills office ey. Tho boya did not speak In very a among thu several counties Is, 154. Tbo Laa Vegaa Optic suggest that Valley associa- stairs. glowing terms of thu treatment there, that several other BrosRectors present re- sissippi Spiritualists nleaaed with tho showing oa the! Chairman Marron to the open at Pleas- - Court Brown, formerly switchman In to say the publican committee a written request tion and the session will least. claims. Tho Denver News says that tho ex- 'ant Park tomorrow, iho attendance the local yards hero, Ih how at Doming Bernabe Florcs and wlfo have re- agreement the I 1 big here tonUrt of the Edison company upon for a written between MMatlaAa 4r Itaa liniJflilnlltr Barer A acting as yardmaster. Mr. Lamm turned from their vacation trip down There ii a dance periments two to ef- a good looked tor. the black Bands of New Mexico In the territorial committees the takea Brown'a place as switchman. tho country and Mr. Florcs has return- and time Ii effort to save tho gold therein contain- fect, that In all democratic counties Stone the Ceuoh and Work! Off tho ed to his desk at Ilfold's. aaBaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaa by the republican! shall be given la each Practical . Tho two months' old son of OUTLAW KILLED. ed tho application of electricity preclBct a minority representation on Cold. Infant have been abandoned for tho preaent. Dromo.Qulnlne cure We still maintain that the Navajo William Letcher died yestorday after- the boards of registration aad elec- Laxative Tablets given In cost up to pay-Pric- Indians should bo somo aid noon of cholera Infantum and was bur? lack McDonald Dead Whl Tie date exceeds 1250.000. In republican the a cold la one, day. No cure; no Jaek Met with no explanation from Edison or his tion and couatlea tho way ot work, by tho government, led today. democrat! be given a like renreeeata-tloB- , 25 ceata. In Juarea Saloon. era aa to tho apparent, failure of the canal plan being tho only feasible Mrs. Jefferson Raynolds and slater, Black Jaek McDonald, a noted expeo and that the member! of the ono. Thus far we have heard of no one Mrs. Clark, accompanied by Hon. Wal- in the plant failed to meet board who repreeeat the minority ahiffl Devoted to the Terrlterlee. der doaaerado. waa allot and kill (;v ", . 'nenjOM. The Journal for Investor! of Bottoit, taking any action In the matter other lace Raynolds, came up iMt night from while in hie saloon at Juarei. MeiU ' Manager Browne, Hyde "aouth-wes- t than of the Santa Fe Sunday by an Ameriei 7. "'it Masa., will Issue In September a company, Delegate pottery late afternoon v SNAKE INTO YOUR SHOES edition." will be to who has written Another lot of Indiana with wheee name la uaaaown. Tne naat SUICIDAL. MOVE. It devoted earnestly urging de- Allea'a Toot amae. a nowder. K Arlaona aad New Mexico and will be Rodey him to later have struck town and decorate the lulled from a game of dice la whit In-gre- every dOfnocrats of New Mexico arc painful, martlac. narrow feet and ono of the moat elaborate aubHeatleaa cede. FaratlRcton Hustler. pot platform at arrival ot a train. Maek Jaek and throe Americana wi a move, which, if earned to tho UnKod They come from Ban Domlago. lanagid. Two of the Americana tg nail, and taboo ever devoted to a section of the change Very Robinson, V. win be a serious mIMMM, tine out of ooraa and aoalini. It's tho Btatea. CMorge U. Young, of Wllliama, Official conirmatlon of thin Tho Rev. Father aad have not noon captured. The aver Timed. At tee roatett comfort dlaiovoey of tbo be the preparation of the teene In could not be aecureu, for the reaaea 0 cf the dloceae of Denver, la stop- la bold la commualeado. . oft. aa yet Buperiatendeat D. ping n few dayi Bat .territorial central Ilea's root Inao maboo pott or sow band. Mo la a versatile writer and that General at the aanltarlum here Btaek Jaek waa no relation ol tl I, it la intended to feel eeay. Km oortntn ear troll known Arlaona Joornanet. The B. Cain baa not secured a mcceeeor before returning to Deaver from train robber of that neon. da regarding rcuroaonf far sweating--, ealtoao oa4 hoc, tired, wil bo liberally iUnetratod. to Mr, Htter, and no arraacementa the eonoecratloa, at Santa In. fja will be HMde for ehamiag M. to Jeaua Jaramllle, who waa charged TO OUR! A COLD IN DAY 1 at flat ejection hoard, aad, K no seeing feet T It today. BeUbyaS ater ONI tne democrat! drag atoroa and anoo ottroa. Boat Tooefca until Mr. Cain Inda aoate ono wKa naaturlnc aaeeo on the reoerve, TMO I4MatttV0 Paaao OnMno BmMI Attorney J. H. apoat for the ptaee, Until these rarkwa do- waa thia atornlng diseaaraed by U. S. AM Inasnwi refund too money if munnnnaun the MmlMloa of too noeeet aay aubetitnto. Wf for Its Ottr Sunle 0 Mlon. They atamaa. ffMt. Inndnjr at Beten and reUmed hoate talla nro arraaaed, tho offMala of tho Commlearoaer Bunker. moa to onto, w. orove'a tttft ataU that h Trial fsobsfs M A. eanMOss1 onto Xa eL report. Kev. Father P. Munet, a former la oa tho boa. Me. Tew rtprasamtMwa m maVtM eMomMMatfojft. eRVf owl tUa awrnlnf. Santa T refnoe to eonlm tho WON AND US tho Lead Avenue Methodist church OLD ABE MINE. OTERO COUNTY EXHIBIT zlemcnt. The plea In behalf of Snaht met last evening, Dr. Morrison, tho su- Ing Is that the law under which he was FOR SENATORS. perintendent of missions, la the chair, convicted was special legislation and The following officers were elected for tnerctore "Lanky Bob" Hid the year: unconstitutional. Pontous the ensuing Newt ef Iti Purchase by the Eafle Fine Exhibit Cemlnc From That En- Governor Otere and Delegate Redey Stewards David Stewart. R. M Supreme Officers. Boilermaker Bleeding Ball, S. Mining But Could H. Grout. George Dent, 8. Company Confirmed. terprising County. On Thursday Mentioned as Aspiran's. Houghton, Boyer. B. Flsn, night the oncers of the Frank J. J supremo lodge Knights of Pythias will Net Knock Him Out. W. Bdwards, Mrs. W. H, Jenno, Mrs i ... pass through hero on their way to Ban F. Downs, Mrs. O. H. Wilson. OTH1R PURCHAtKt ANNOUNCED. LUM HALL AT WORK. Francisco. Thoy Recording 8terard J. B. Fish. will remain hero THt OTHER TERRITORIES. MAN about an hour and will be met by local Bid STILL CHAMPION. Trustees F. O. Pratt, B. H. Ives, O. members W. Strong, B. F. Davis, J. W. Ander- of the order. From tho White Oaks Eagle. C. C. Hall, the Albuquerque fair mis A special son, Thomab Hall. Postmar lor Hopkins dispatch to the 01. Lout Wednesday morning, J. M. Rico, of has received a Globe-Democr- Arena, Ban 26 Dr. Bunker reported seventeen re- sionary, arrived In El Paso last night of Inquiry Allen, from Washington, D. Francisco. July After the Eaglo Mining company, letter from J. E. of C, says; fighting a battlo of elsht round! that ceived by letter and thrco dismissed and the from Alamogordo, where ho has been Seattle, Washington, asking for infor by letter during tho last quarter and following parties, all stockholders In or The resignation of B. S. McGulrc, was fraught with brilliant coura exhorting the people or Otoro county mation the whereabouts of Miss assistant United attorney and a net gain of about fifty full members ma company, Myrtle Brackncy, wri- States for geous to-nig-ht arrived In White Oaks not to hide their light under a bushel, a cousin of tho work cohort Fitiolnmona during the last two years. ter, who was to Oklahoma, was received by tho attor- forfeited his upon from Nogal and Parsons mining dis- but to pitch In and help Superintend- have married a man ney general today will bo last claim the The conference decided to cut off Grclg by the nnmo of Idle, to and promptly Heavy weight championship. Ho was tricts, where they had spent ent nnd Superintendent Alexan- reported be accepted. Mr. McGuIro hns been nomi- tho last 100 of missionary money and the past der make that Otero exhibit to tho fair living somowhero In central Now Mex- knocked to tho floor by James Jeffries so become entirely wcok In looking nated for dclcgato from Oklahoma by and over those districts: ono that will spread tho fame of the ico. Mr. Allen has been seeking to counted out after ho bad ao badly Tho conference passed appreciative find his tho republicans to tuccond Dennis puulfhcd tho champion It was C. Studobaker, William Toepp, South county, says the El Paso Herald. They cousin the past four years an Flynn. who declined that a resolutions with reference to Dr. promised Information of great Importance a renomlnatlon. foregone conclusion among the snoc Bend, Ind.; Rudolph A. Knmm, Mlsha-wa?- to heed his admonitions and awaits Mr, Flynn has undoubted assurances Bunker and invited him to return for will bo "thoro with tho goods" when her at Seattle. tntors that the Cornlshmau must win. another year. Ind.; C. A. Davis, George D. from the republican lenders of both Bleeding from gashes the fair comes off. Ho also extended a number of In Lint, Samuel Anderson, K. M. Albright, houses that tho question of statehood tho fnco, apparently weakening and them tho hand ot fellowship and Invit- WREN'S DEATH. for tho territories will bo taken up Goshen, Ind.; J. H. Lloyd, Momonco, ed to get In Just clearly unable to cope with Fltzslm-mon- s' EATEN TO DEATH. them flno and como to tho as soon ns congress De- Ind.; F. F. Parsons Thomas B. assembles In superior skill, JeffrlcB delivered and fair with tho rest of tho people of Now Paralyzed In This City Ten Yesrs Ago cember, and that Oklahoma will bo ad- two lucky punches Well Known Citizen ef Tucson Killed Gnrst, Parsons, N. M. Mexico. Tho Alamogordo brass band, as Fits paused in Tho day was spent In Died In Santa Fe. mitted as a state. With this assurance his fighting to speak to examination ono of the best In tho territory, de- Mr. Flynn, who long re- him and turned Last Night. of the Old Abo properties, Including has been the the tide. Tho battlo was brief but It clared their Intention of going In a Edward W. Wren died at tho St. Vin- publican leader or the territory, Is lay- was nntoworthy Tucson, Ariz., July 20. I.nto lust tho gold mine, stamp mill, cyanide body to mako a few strains of melody cent hospital, Santa Fe, tho eve- and will live In pugi- plant, pumping other ing his plans to come to the senate. Ho listic history. Fllz tried onco to night Vinecnto Arena, ono of the best machinery and the conl lor tho big fair. Thoy will buy bran ning. His funeral waa preached by Is devoting his time to seeing arise mine. Captain Lloyd, company ex- that from the mat but nt down again In known Spanish citizens of Tucson, was the now uniforms to wear on tho trip. Hov. W. Hayes Moore, of the Presby- friends are nominated In tho held up while on his way homo by five pert, reported favorably on different helplessness count-c- d loth the Tho baso ball feature, Mr. Hall said. terian church, with In and heard himself gold interment tho counties for tho legislature, and dolmt out, where, but a moment before, Moxlcans and cruelly beaten to death. nnd conl properties, and tho stock- was or great Interest to the Alamo- Falrvlew cemetery of that city. About ovorythlng In his powor to bo sure that bo hnd Three men were arrested. holders oxpresscd themselves highly gordo pcoplo, and El Paso can expect ten years ago, whllo a ono a republican hnd apparently all tho best of pleased bartender ut legislature Is elected. It with tho situation, nnd state to get a big crowd from that town of tho Railrond avenue resorts (now Much of the same am ..ion that ani "I will never fight again," snld tho Mine Suits. wlthoill reserve that they hnvo pur- when tho teams como down here to known as tho St. Elmo), Wren was mates the democrats nnd republicans battlo ecarred veteran of tho ring when A suit was filed In tho district court chased the properties and would take play. The I nsc ball feature will bo ono strjeken with paralysis. He remained in Oklahoma Is possessing tho two par- be hnd sufllclontly recovered to talk. for Santa Fe county yesterday by chargo tho first of the month. Cap- of tho greatest attractions of tho fair hero for n few days and on showing ties In Arizona and Now Mexico, where "Tho fight was fairly won and to the Thomas B. Catron vs. J. P. O'Brien and tain Lloyd is considered ono of the and tho management assures tuc pco- no Improvement In his health ho wns tho prospects for statehood are regard- best man belongs tho laurels." Liztlo F. O'Brien, asking for an ac- ablest experts In the cast, and the plo that better ball was never seen In sent to tho bi. Vincent hospital at ed as just us bright as for Oklahoma. "You are the most dangerous man counting of the sale of certain mining Eaglo Mining company la runnlni: no the west than will be played at the Santa Fc. There bo has been ever Delegate Rodey, republican, of New nllve," said Jeff In return, "and I con- properties, the proceeds to be applied risk on tho big purchase made on his fair and In El Paso. Tho suggestion since, novcr recovering the use of his Mexico, has senatorial nsnlratlons. So sider myself lucky to have won as I to tho payment of n lien held by Mr. report. Parsons, Nogal and White that racing bo added to tho ball games limbs, and now his death has occurred. hns Dclegato Mark Smith, democrat. did." Catron, and judgment for tho amount Oaks, all together, represent n large in El Paso has been received with en Wren was a great sufferer. Ho was or Arizona. Mr. Smith Is not putting Fitz bad been fighting nt a furious of tho Hen above the proceeds. Mr. nmoutn of capital. thusiasm, and Mr. Hall states that It known t have had rich eastern rela- up as lively an anticipatory campaign gnlt, lint was cool and deliberate and Catron advanced for development wor'; Tho salo of tho Old Abo Kold and it is decided to have races In El Paso tives, and it is hoped that they looked as his republican friends In the other was chopping tho champion to pieces of the mining properties In question conl mines camo about In this way: he will do nil In his power to get nil after his wanta during his long con- territories, and Is going to Europe for with those terrific rights and lefts that 113,466.31, which with Interest on Sep- John Y. Hewitt, president of tho Old tho good performers from the fair to finement at the hospital as an Invalid. tho summer. Governor Otero, of New havo made him famous. It was a tember 30, 1805, amounted to $20,-898.8- Abo compjiiy, laid the plan before Mr. como here, and tho rest of tho fnir Mexico, will be n candidate for the horso and the racer from the tap of He has a lien on the one-ha- lt Illce, who went to Chicago and de management can bo counted upon to Excursion to Santa Pe. senate from that territory, if it s ed the gong. When tho men came to- Interest In the Mountain King, Good tailed tho deal to his company, on do the same. The Elks of this city are arranging to statehood, and the outlook Hopo one-hal- f which showing company gether Fltz appeared rather worried, nnd Summit, of the tho author- a big excursion to Santa Fo some Sun- for Rodey and Otero as tne senatorial fourth In Galena ized the purchase; all Mr. Rico Mex- I'ttt upon the opening of the first round three Interest the this James Martin Introduced at The Citi day in August, .no intention Is to ar- team is said here to bo good, New one-hal- f accmnpllal.cd he assumed an air of absoluto confid- King and Silver King, and of in less than thirty dnys, zen office this morning Theodore Graf, range a baso bnll game between tho ico being admittedly a republican ence and fought with a deliberation tho three-sixteent- h interest In the Par-- n which shows tho tremendous business whoso wife is a sister of Mrs. Martin Flks, a picnic stronghold uudor ordinary conditions. ell mining lodes in now pincers capacity of tho man who Is doing so and other amuEsmeuts of a general. As early as tho second the nnd to whom he was married In Old Al nt Santa Fe. A low round trip rnte has round Fltz had Jeff bleeding profusely district, Santa Fc county. much for tho mining Intorcsts of Lin buquerque over twenty years ago. Mrs. county. been granted by tho Santa Fo road, MANY WRECKS. fioni the month and nose. Again and coln Graf and daughter, Miss Juanltn, ac- 'i tie special LOCAL PARAGRAPHS. The Instituting o. an power trnln will leave this city again he landed on his bulky opponent electric companied the husband nnd father to at 7 o'clock In the morning and leave Cyclone Played Havoc Along Gulf nnd kept getting away In such clever plant nt the coal mines to operate the the city. The gentleman Is the editor the Santa Fe at about 8 o'clock In the eve- of California. manner that it brought down the great C. W. Wright, representing Flosher machinery of tho mines of this district of Volksblatt, published at Hermann, ning. A been proposi- committee from tho Elks honso with cheers. It seemed, Indeed, & Koscnwnld, Is on a visit to Santa Fo has discussed, and tho Mo. They are hero to remain n wcok lodge of this city will Tucson, Ariz., July 29. A cyclono waa given Estcy Mining & booh confer with that Jeff could not weather out tho nnd other northern towns. tion the or ten days. thu Elks of 8nnta Fo and agree upon visited tho Gulf of California coast galo. Milling compnny bv H. C. Crary, who Thursday night, wrecking E. M. Sanjulc, general foreman of was tho program of amusements of tho day. vessels and Then came the eighth round and un- trying to Interest that company THE MACKAY FUNERAL be damaging buildings. The wires have the Santa Fo Pacific shops at Gallup, hero ono year ago. This will the only big cheap excur- der a series of hot exchanges. Fits The scheme wns sion sum- been down, delaying tho news. At spoko ia in the city, visiting and shopping. to run a wire to Estcy mining that this city can secure this paused with his guard down and district Requiem Mass In St. Mary's Roman mer, and It is expected that at least Quay mas ftvo vessels. Including two to the champion. The latter's reply Hon. B. M. Bead and two daughters to propel tho machinery of tho com largo steamers, were pany s leaching Catholic Church. 500 people will visit thb Capital City dashed ashore. consldcd of two terrific blows that were In the metropolis yestorday. They plant nnd sir Iter. on that occasion. Tho regular At Magattan a passenger steamer was back to him fleeting Fo morning. However, the proposition has London,' July 29. Many American fare to brought the went north to Snnta this assumed Fe Is $0.90. ex- sunk nnd five passengers drowned. championship forever removed gronter magn'tude since, nnd a plant, and English friends of tho family were Santa and return The and G. Vargas, traveling representative cursion rate will be only $2.50 for the Much wreckage has washed ashore veteran Fltz from tho fistic arena. with power enough to operate the present today at tho requiem mass in along tho of Hall & Lcarnard, the music dealers, company St. Mary's Roman Catholic church, lound trip. coast and It la believed many Fltz took his defeat with nmazlng reports Eaglo Mining s machinery lives were lost In shipwrecks. coolness and good cheer. He walked to camo in from tho south and here, at Nogal and at Parsons, is under Cadogan square, for Jho rcposo of the IiIb good sales, soul of W. Mackay. Mrs. Macncy. the center of tho ring nnd raising consideration. John SOUGHT SHELTER. Attorney H. F. Raynolds Is visiting hand addressed tho multitude, say-lug- : Mrs. F. A. Hubbell. who has been This Is one-o-f tho biggest enterprises who Is utill prostracted, remained at with his partnts at Las Vegas. visiting relatives and frlcndB the past ever fostered In this section of Now home. The Countess Telfner Is quite Lieutenant of Coal and Iron Police waa "The best man hns won. Had I few weeks in Socorro county, has re- Mexico, and will revolutionize the min 111 at Walsnhnm hotel. Attacked. Hon. J. A. Mahoney, tho big merch- beaten Jeff tonight I should nave con- turned home. ing Industry of this entire Whlto Oaks Mr. Mackay's body was taken last ant of Uemlng, has gone cast to pur- ceded him tho championship and for- country. evening to Nottlnghlll convent, where Shenandoah, July 29. Thomas Tosh, chase a big stock of goods. ring. I Associate Justice Daniel H. McMil- lieutenant of coal nnd iron police, was ever retired from tho retlro Tho Parsons group is known to be It will remain until taken to America lion. B. S. Rodey. delegate to con- now, same, having lan, who has been spending a couple n in September attacked by strlkotB today and com- just tho but without of days city, was a passenger mountain of low grade "ore and a of October. gress, will arrive on Wednesday's No. my 1 am sat- in the pelled to seek shelter. Tho strikers accomplished nmbitlon. ror property that will remain a steady pro- 1 passenger train from tho isfied." Snnta Fe this morning. The Judge many Word comes from the Jcmcz hot say Tosh was active In attempting to north. expects to bo In Socorro Wednesday ducer for years to come. The Champion Rock-fot- d springs that Hubb Leeds is dangerous induce mlno woikern to L. A. Travis, ono of efficient After tho fight Jeffries night. American, Helen Bne and the return to the the was seen In IiIb ilrcpslng room. Ho was group Nogal, ly III, and fears are entertained for his collieries. Last night a workman was at the local Indian school, at which will all be recovery. jubilant over his success despite the Capt. A. B. Fitch stopped off In the operated at once, the ores treated by severely beaten by a mob. was a passenger for Santa Fo this mor-nln- g. to terrible scars of battlo. IIo said the city this morulng while en route from one big smelting plant and tho same Several Were Injured. Associated Press: his homo nt Mngdalena to Colorado. process, is an enterprise In itself of SELF GOVERNMENT. II. L. Iiaca, who Was I Chicago, III., July 29. Several per hero tho past "Well, I have won. Just as expected Cnptntn Fitch reports dry weather at inestimable value, whllo the Old Abe, few days on I son'-- were Injured In a fire here today business connected with to. It was a fierce fight, the fiercest Magdnlena, enly ono light rain having as a steady producer, carrying greater Chamberlain Outlines Plansof Great some legal matters, has returned to over had, but I won. Yes, I got a good fallen. values with of thai damaged tile tw.no warehouse of each hundred feet tho McCormlck Harvesting Britain About Africa. Santa Fe. heating us far as marks of battlo count, In the absence of Police Judge Craw- depth, with Its own fuel at hand, added Machine 1 company but thou rather expected that. I to tho company's properties Par- $75,000 worth. It Is not London, July 29. Sir Henry Camp- N. E. Stevens, traveling solicitor for ford, Justice Borehcrt presided at the at thought any ono knew that Fltz had a cuttlns punch judicial bench In police court this mor- sons and Nogal, makes Mr. Rice's en- was fatally hurt. bell Banncrman today asked Informa- the Montezuma Building, Loan and nnd would land It at some time during ning. The cases of four vagrants were terprise the greatest scope and value tion as to the colonial conterencc. Ho Savings association, was a passenger the fight. Hut n few marks and tho dispensed with. Two were discharged In tho entire mining region of the LYNCH TRIAL ENDED. expressed tho hopo that lenient treat- north last night. loss of n little blood won't hurt a man. nnd two were fined $10 or ten dnys. southWcst. ment would be extended to tho Boers. J. M. Harvey, proprietor of I my punishment and only waited Mr. the El took Tho Williams News says: Miss Whlto Oaks, with her adjacent dis- British Officer Who is Accused of High Chamberlain replied the ono.splrlt Paso steam laundry, who has been vis- for an opening to land my punch. I tricts, Is now taking on a new lcaso of i reason. animating tho members oi tho confer- iting in tho city past wns any stage, and was Maude Hill and sister, Mrs. Harry the week, return- never tired at Ainsworth. of Albuquerque, who have life. Our coal will now bo operated London, July 29. Tho case of tho ence wns the deslro to draw closer .to- ed home last night. stronger than Fltz ut nil stages. You extensively and ultimately reach out- government against Col. Lynch, gether tho constituent parts of tho em- saw he wore heavy bandages and been visiting on tho coast for some Arthur Mrs. II. J. Rehder, wife of well that timo past, came In Sunday evening side markets. Following the Institu- elected to represent Galway City In pire. The government reserved to Itself a up. I wore no known engineer on Fe Pact-southe- rn It was theso that cut mo tion of electricity as power, a trolley the house of commons, and accused of the Important right in tho new colo- tho Santa handages. is certainly n wonder. nnd will visit relatives herauntll about California, whoro she will re- Fitz the middle of September. line Tv ill connect us with tho railroad, high treason, ended In police court to- nics to refuse to allow to return or to Ho Is the greatest fighter of his weight keep over persons who showed main for a few weeks. I. giving greater and much needed day. Lynch was remanded to give his watch that over lived. As old as ho Is ho is Architect a Drlcro, having In inimical to good Graham Bros., Railroad avenuo sa- charge Joo now story freight and transportation facilities, on counsel nn opportunity to review the themselves order and tho shiftiest and cleverest, and hard- Harnett's three tho heels of which will peace. The colonial secretary Bald tho loon keepers, placed In position this I I building, commenced tearing down tho cone a demand evidence. Two Americans testified est hitting man over met. want to sul- imperial government hnd established morning in front of their resort a hand- Woin-man- n for our resourced of iron, marble, they were by Boers, give him as I know all adobe walls of tho old Jacob arrested charged the credit that phur, fire-cla- copper, building being a crown colony In tho strictest sense. some electric light sign. saw It will, great fight ho building adjoining, th.s morning, stone, with British spies, and that Col- who for tho etc. onel Lynch was public prosecutor. ..io next step would be to add n nomi- Mrs. J. W. Anderson and nephew, I to hopes to Btnrt on tho excavation the lint up. have no plans for tho and nated official element. Thereafter Carl Faust, leave I of addition in a very time. While tho town for several years has will this evening for future as have not thought that short Hank Thomas, who has been suffer there would bo elected an official cle- n four months but some been held up by tho production of the visit with rclativea In of anything this flg., for Messrs. H. B. and Harry Cloudman Old Abe, alone, prospects ing with rheumatism tho past few ment iw.il then nothing but circum- Uoston and other eastern cities, nnd I won't do anything for a long through city morning the for other time passed the this valuable properties to begin produc- weeks, left this morning for tho Jemez stances and time would separate the period. I will take a rest after the long en route from El Paso, whore they aro Thn Gentlemen's Driving association now govern- Zol-ger- ing again hot springs, nnd during his absenco colonies from full self up 's siege of training. I 121 has passed the uncertain wiii hold a meeting stairs over hard think that connected with the Pnso smelter, to period, John S. Noeland will attend to his ment, the ultimate goal of their amid-lio- Fltz can yet defeat any other man than tho state of Maine, where they will and litigation, which has ham- Cafe tonight to arrange a matinee camp-fo- r watch at Sturges' European bar. That consummation would not myself." a couple Harry pered and stifled the several of races for next Sunday afternoon. visit for of mouths. years, is now practically cleared up, bo delayed. At 10:0! p. m., Hob Fltzslmmons Is ono W. L. Bradley, for the past year op-orat- Cloudman of Now Mexico's old and Instead of having ono producing Socialist Nominations. stepped Into tho ring, carrying his timers, llozenian, Mont., July 29. Tho so Incorporations. at the local offlco of tho West- gloves nnd dressed in a long light blue gold mlno and ono coal mine in opera- ern Union Telegraph company, left to- Alfred Grunsfold, of Grunsfeld Bros., tion, soveral will be going before the cialist stato convention nominated Tho Tucumcarl Electric Light & hath robe. Following cnnio Clark Hall, wholesale dry goods who, George B. Sproule, day for the south. His objective point a merchants, first of tho year. of Helena, for con Water company was incorporated by Hank Griffin, George Dawson and with Mrs. Grunsfold, has been enjoying gressman, F. Cameron, If El Paso. bottle holder. At lo:0ti p. m Jeffries The Helen Rac, which has been here- and J. of Alex. D. Goldonberg, J. A. Street, C. H. a pleasant visit In San Francisco nnd tofore mentioned, been Chco, for associate justice. Rnnkin, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jones and stepped Into the ring dressed in a long California, has Just added Jacob Werthelm nnd T. W. daughter, Miss Pearl, who havo southern returned home to the company's properties at Nogal, Hemnn. The capital Is $10,000, divid- been overcoat, sweater and Panama hat. Inst night. Mrs, Gruusfeld will re- Robert Hennessey and A. Scheurlch. visiting with tho family of II. E. Rog- hnndagcH and passing them without nnd its development nlrcady begun. two ed Into 2.000 shares. Tho headquarters main nt tho Golden Gato city tomo Nogal well known Bland citizens, aro nt ers tho past few weeks, left last night comment. Iloth men wore given a weeks longer. This insures prosperity for tho tho territorial capital on business. arc at Tucumcarl, Guadalupe county. for their homo at Ames, Iowa. warm reception. district and will keep things humming Tho officers of the company are C. H. Frank L. Hall, ths deputy United A. R. Gibson, of the American Con- Jim Corbett sent a challenro to flcht there In tho future. Chamberlain Cheered. Rankin, president; J. A. Street, vice winner. was States marshal, has let tho contract for Owing to tho fact Eaglo was president; Homnn, secretary; solidated Copper company and of tho 3 tho This received with that the London, 29. T. W. u handsome brick residence of six unable to et July Colonial Secretary di- Gibson Development company, operat- applause, but when a moment later tho Information desired Chamberlain Jacob Werthelm, treasurer. Tho ing I the announcer stated that Sharkey had rooms on Marquette avenue between concerning tho purchase of the Old appeared in tho house of rectors are C. H. Rankin, J. A. Street, mines in southern Now Moxlco and n challenge was Fifth and Sixth streets, to John Hart, Abo piopertles morning, commons this efterncon for the first T. W. Hemnji, Alex, I). Goldonberg Arizona, passed up the road yesterday sent there considera- until this our time and for Fc, ble hooting and jeering. and tho contractor Bays ho hopes to make-u- p was finished and tho paper since his recent accident. Ho Jacob Werthelm. Santa wa3 greeted with hearty checri.ig. Fltz wore bandages on both hands have tho stono foundation started to. off, necessitating a supplement, and Tho Barnctt & Morrow Land, Irriga- J. B. Jones and W. L. Harris, two hut Jeff wore none. Fitz took his stool morrow. Thu atchitcct is l.a Drlere. limiting us to a briefly stated revlow tion & Orchard company filed incor- gentlemen from Williams, Arizona, are and sat quietly chewing gum. He Dr. C. G. Foulks, tho well known of thu situation, In order to reach tho SERIOUS CONDITIONS. poration papers, the Incorporators be- hero today, and tomorrow they will looked well, slightly older than when dentist of Gallup, who was on a visit afternoon malls. However, wo will ing Richard B. Barnett. Hugh R. Mor- take chargo of tho "Horse Shoe" sa- he last fought In San Francisco, but to Mississippi relatives and friends the keep track of tho development of this High Water Again Cautres Much row, John Barnctt. Mary P. Morrow loon, having purchased the resort from past Branaugh & Keltermau, much tho same otherwise. two months, camo lu from the and every other mining district of this Trouble In Texas. and Lizzie Barnett. Capital. feaOOO, lien Solomon was timekeeper for tho south this morning and was a pleasant section of New Moxlco, and give our divided Into 5,000 shares. Headquar- Tho Colo., base ball team has club, Edwnrd Heller for Fltz and caller at this offlco a few hours later. readcis tho facts as promptly as dili- Dallas. Texas, July 29. Tho trouble ters at Roswell, Chaves county. Tho written for dates with the Browns. Billy uaiiaguor ror Jen. When Jerr Tho doctor fays ho had a fino tlmo, and gent effort can secure them. from the floods has shifted to tho more company will build an Irrigation canal They nro booked for Las Vegas on stripped off his sweater ho showed up onjoyeu tho past week of his visit flsn- - southern portions of tho state. Re- thrco miles long, taking water out of AugiiEt 5 and ti, Santa Fo, August 7 to perfection. Ho looked as If ho had ing at Beioxl, Miss. He will contlnuo Helcaaed from Prison. ports from Hearno and Calvert show tho Rio Felix In Chaves county to Irri- ami 8 nnd want tae next two dates a: taken off considerable weight, but his west to Gallup tonight. Michigan City, Ind., July 29. By vir- more heavy rains fell last night and gate land In sections 3 and 12 ot town- Albuqueique. Thu Browns can get nil muscles stood out firm and hard. His Department Commander J. W. Ed- tue of a commutation of sentence today, and conditions aro becoming ship 14 south, range 2(i east, In Chaves tha gnmes they want, but da not caro flesh was as brown as a berry, showing wards will go to nltton tonight to In granted by President Roosevelt, Isaac serious. Washouts aro reported on tho county. Tho directors aro Richard F. to make any arrangements until a pit- tho effects of hard work. spect tho O. A. R. post at that place, Sloan, the last federal convict In the Missouri, Kansas 4k Texas railroad and Barnett, Hugh R. Morrow and John cher cau bo secured. Fltz was announced nrst and waa After tho inspection of the post at Ra- Indiana state prison, was given his re- also on the Santa Fe. The Cotton Belt Barnett. Thomas C. Coopor. a contractor aad Riven quite as hearty a greeting as ton Mr. Edwards while returning from lease today. Sloan was sent up for railroad Is cut off from McGregor on builder from Philadelphia, died this that which was accorded ine cnsmpion liaton win etop oR at both Las Vegas lite In 1896 from Kentucky for killing account of high water. The Interna- King Humbert's Memory. morning at his room on West Lead a moment later. Hob doffed his dress- and Santa Fe and inspect the post at a secret servlco agent. tional 4k a rent Northern track Is avenuo from tuberculosis. Deceased ing gown, showing up la splendid places. away High Romo, July 29, The second anni- those He expects to do a little washed at Bank. The town versary of tho tragic death of King was 29 years of age and came Kere a Aehape. lavender tight talk-la- g Beadweed Making Merry. Bosque, Waco, Is Ho woro short national eacsmpmeat excursion of west of surround- Humbert, who was assassinated at few days ngo from Phoenix, Arlseaa. Sand American Nag. while Dead-woo- ed by water." of re- a belt of tho making the northern posts. Deadwood, 8. D., July 29. The d Ne leas life Is Bres-cl- , Tho body is being embalmed by Un- Jeffries wore black tights and a bait ported. Monza, July 29, 1900, by Qaetano J Frank Vajo's new two story brick carnival which opened today ful- an anarchist, was observed today by dertaker Borders and it will probably rooming house, 811 fills all the expectations of enthu- bo shipped back east fur 1.- -- ... 1 At.. k mm 0mlm at South First the commemorative services throughout burial. street Is finished Is being - siastic Mks who promoted It. SPALDING RELEASED. y and furnish- The city tae kingdom. Rome wnn the center of J. H. O'MeUy, president of tha New licked and has retired permanently ear-pet- s. e with elegant new furniture sad Is In boliuay attire and delighted visit- the observances, there being hundred a Mexico Fair association, anu wife vera Crom the rtn. He aaaouaeed that ia It Is Modern la every aaaolat- - ors from far and near Mil the Writ ef Heeeae Ceraua tented by Judge Mhe eveat of ate winning he would have streets or visitors here on a pilgrimage te tho treated to a delightful vocal serenade ateat, being equipped with a ne sys and patronize the many attractions tomb of the dead monarch la the Pan- at their home on West TIJeree aveauo givon ise cnampioaMip to je, tem ot sanitary Pi urn Sine. The unner With favorable weather Chicago, 111., night. A or there Jut? H. Judge Dunne, theon. There were musk and relig- last After a couple ef asams. conservative estimate tse story will be devoted entirely to sleep will lie Ave days of merrymaking such It beautifully win- mount reaWeed from tales of tic today. sued a writ of habeas corpus ious services and the delegations tilled rendered under Mm the ing reemn, rent cosy they are., on an Deadwood never before has seen. tor W. ftgaldtng. containing-- dow, the merry were InvnWd en kets plaees eke sum at , im Charles formerly past the vault the remains makers W,m the ground tear wiH he the Areade sa- Chief Had Cloud and a party of Indiana treasurer at tae University Illinois, of King Humbert deposited the i aside, where apprrprlate refreea-men- ts teen. Kverytalae: neat, ef and there Is hrlsmt. new and a tree of Mm Thirteenth United and president ef the deteaet Olohe magnHkent wreathe te. Mm name of were served. Tht Anaete sjaar-te- t. ad clean. Mr. Vain snpnu to be (Nates eavafcy ameag part lei- - eompoeed hWeL WftaA aa9alUaSaa aryMMhaaaVaaaaaW ' art the Savings hank, new serving n term In the various provinces ef Hair aad of ef Messrs. IMkv ready, fnr estates akeut ittA na4jnftss) mafAmmam saj TaIIaJ) gWa aaJgmlannal Aet t. leTO IWff gWeggfaJt flgnjj e4pj?fJPSt Ivtj OTgTS3 eivll, military aad lake argnnteatloDa. uuiwra im gmsff mass tae w LAS VEGAS LOCALS, tbo metallic circuit will facilitate tho morning on an extended purchasing C. H. Stevenson, master Mechanic handling of tho business between tho CONSUflPTION trip to the eastern markets. He ex- of the Colorado Fuel and Iron com ACKER'S pects to be Offices. tho most dreaded and deadly of all dis- absent from the city about pany, neadquarters at Denver, made The Injunction suit of Bartolo Vigil six weeks. Tho Citizen a pleasant call morn- DYSPEPSIA TABLETS -- eases, as well as pneumonia, and all this Freight Trains Wreck Base Ball vs. Agapito Aboytln, Br., hag been lung troubles are relieved at once and Mrs. L. D. Otis and daughter, Miss ing, accompanied by Stephen Canavaa, euro dyspepsia aaa all disorders arts, mado permanent, restraining the de- cured by Ackers English Remedy "the Emily, who have been visiting with of Gallup. His company Is making ex-- lag from indigestion. Endorsed by phy. Enthusiasm fendant from using certain waters In king of all cough cures." Cures coughs their daughter and sister, Mrs. Bert tensive improvements at Gallup, and sIcIbbs every where. Sold by all drug- one of the nrroyos near tho premises and colds in a day 25 cents. Your Fisher, for the past few weeks, left Mr. Stevenson Is en route there to su- gists. No cure, no pay. SB cents. Trial of tho persons concerned. money back If dissatisfied. Write for this morning for their homo at Man perintend the work. package free by writing to m H. Hook- - ODD FELLOWS BANQUET. Judge Wllllnm J. Mills left yesterday J- rreo sample, w. 11. Hooker co., Chester, Iowa. James Grunsfeld, having retired irCo" - H. O'RIelly evening n trip to mid-wee- CO., for brief business Buffalo N. Y. J. If. O'RIelly ft Co., and The k scrvlco Lead B. H. Briggs ft Co. capital nnd at the from the clothing firm of Mandell ft tho tcrltorlul returned B. 11. Drlggs & Co Avenuo Methodist church will be ad- Grunsreld, expects to leave either Special Correspondence. dressed this evening by tho Rev. Dr. morning or at night for Chi- Mrs. S. Stalloy, who has been vIbU Many Bodies Recovered. Morrison. Tho an able CENTRAL C0MITTEES. Las Vegas, N. M July 29. Conaltl i I f f It ft doctor delivers cago, Mrs. Grunsfeld and son lni a nlinii fa Pima tAttrti. Sixty-seve- n remain- I ' J ti L Melbourne, Australia, Aug. 1. and eloquent and his many arable enthusiasm Is bclnit worked un ." .. r.. i ii .1 -- . I address, ing here until Tlmmy gets settled. Mr. bodies have been recovered from friends will bo glad to hear him. The Grunsfeld says at present he docs not SiuK"!?' obV,,,,tiyc,'h,3,rP,'nfternoon at her homo in San Klinbla colliery at Wollongong, young people's ?wLa cgco Mount choir will have charge know where ho will locate or In what The Two Great Political Parties Get- that he Is tho proper person to manngp whoro the explosion occurred yester- of the singing. Remember tho tlmo, 8 business ho will cngsge. The Citizen M'u Tmvertnn returned vestordav ts ham- a Brat class team. It Is understood AL day. Tho work of rescue much ociock snarp. wishes him luck wherever he may lo- ting in Line, ,.ni vii t Trinwm.i nan. pered by damp. linquorqiic will como loaded for the ratio, fr, tho after L. L. Henry, attorney of Gallup, Is In cate. next Sunday. They will como In city. Rama N. Well, of Ocato, Is sojourning In A Cure for Cholera Infantum. the ftaturday evening, and It Is expected MEKTINOS OF tho Meadow city for a few days. May," sayn Mrs. Curtis Baker, Col. E. W. Dobson Is at Socorro to To My Friends. COMMITTCCS. that they wll bring along a crowd of "Last day on lcgnl matters. It Is with joy I tell you what Kodol did "rooters." of Ilookwnltcr, Ohio, "an Infant child Cured Paralysis. Hon. Solomon Luna has returned to for me. I wbb troubled with my stom- Died, ycrtordny evening, nt the La of our neighbor's was suffering from ach for W. 8. llnlly, P. O. True, Texas. Tho doctor had his home at Los Lunas. several months. Upon being The executive commlttco of tho re- dies' home, Oeorgo Ruckcr, colored. suffering chnlera Infantum. advised to use Kodol I publican writes: "My wife had beon given up hopes recovery. I did so, and territorial central committee Tho deceased died of tuberculosis and yearn paralynls In all of took Mrs. Llzzlo Hrooklns, of Las Vegas, words cannot s five with her arm, tell the good that it uul met In this city, wt-- young Ho had porter a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Ic an Albuquerque as stated previously, a man. been when I was persuaded to use Mallard's visitor. for me. A neighbor had dyspepsia so somo I Remedy to tho In II. M. Hlauvelt'a bnrbcr shop Snow Liniment, which cured all Cholera nnd Diarrhoea J. B. Alexander, ot Phoenix, Ariz., that he had tried most everything. I ago, and was quite popular among her house, telling them I felt sure It would uv cuuru cummiuec. iui time 1 aores, is nn Alnuqucrquc visitor. told him to use Kodol. Words grat-Itud- o bro-- right. have also used It for old of the local colored people. He has n ' do good If used according to direct- be- t bites, nml skin eruptions. It T. B. Johnson and family, of Scllg- have como to mo from him . ther living In Topeka, where he halls frost ions. In two days' time tho child had ., .a iiiuu.iii. iiikl hhiii does tho work." toe, 50c nnd $1.00 man, Ariz., are in tho city. cause I recommended It. Geo. W. Fry, will bo named for the moot In nf thn from, nnd n friend Is expected In this Cosmopolitan Pharmacy fully recovered, and Is now (nearly n Viola, Iowa. Health and strength of evening to enro for tho lomalns. t bottles nt year ulnce) n vigorous, healthy girl. J. M. Romero, a prominent farmer territorial convention and that the U. mind and body, depend on the stom- Is Sunday Ktippc. I fre- of Los Lunas, Is In tho city. tlmo will bu tho first week In October. John Yolk taking his have recommended this Remedy ach, and normal activity of tbo digest- clnra, compoBcd of W. 0. Hay.j hnvo known It to Roy McDonnld Is expected back from Tho republican central committee of hdiool El Paso. quently nnd never ive organs. Kodol, tho great recon- don, J. N. Furlong and J, A. Dick out to Killed at fall In any single Instance." For sale his trip to uiinoia this evening. New Mexico is constituted as follows: j structive tonic, cures all stomach and ... Hubbcll, Krocnlg's lakes this afternoon to tench There was n doubt? accident on tho by till druggists. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Franks, of Algo Frank chairman; Joso D. plsca Fe near tho last evening bowel troubles, Indigestion, dyspepsia. Sena, secretary; Solomon Luna, treas- them tne first rudiments of tho Santa smelter o doncs, nro Albuquerquo visitors. Kodol digests any good foou von 'ihpy stay over night 15 o'clock In which one man lost cat. urer; members of tho oxccutlvo com- turlal art. will at f: Mosby's Men in Reunion. Mrs, wont to Take a doso B. Briggs fish lire and wnK seriously Felix Lester Bernalillo after meals. H. mittee: Colonel Max. Frost, Solomon and try to catch tho while they are his another Vn., &. vjo, anu 'jurcd. Lux Manque. Is the dead man Lccsburg, July 30. Survivors this morning for a few days' visit. j. h. O'Hlclly & Co. Luna, T. B. Catron, Thomas Hughes, on injured. of Col. John S. Mosby's famous band Important special Elk meeting this o R. E. Twltchcll, Martin There was quite a sorlous wreck nnd Francisco Flerro tho The fighters met In Lohnian; tho side of Wooton on tho Ha men wore lilt by a work train inchargo of confederate annual evening at 7:30 o'clock at Zcigcr' following Is tho representation by, tho other reunion In Lccsburg today. The town QUESTIONS THE RIGHT. fi o'clock thin mor-lo- f Conductor Wellington, who says cafe. counties on tho committee; Bernalillo, ton mountain about was In honor and twenty-eigh- t load-- 1 decorated their the Alejandro nlng, In which cars that they were drunk on tho track, open Miss Clnra Gortlg. who has been Iowa May Invalidate the Rock Island Sandoval and F. A. Hubbell;, were ditched, hugging says, citizens kept house. The court Chaves county, 13. 1. cd with merchandise were each other, he tho day's spending a week at Camp Whitcomb, A. Cahoon and H. eluding tho two onglnos. No ona was nnd paid not tho nttentlon to the houso green wns the scene of has to city. Incorporation. Klllott: Colfax, M. Bayne least formal in- returned the Charles and except Engineer Lcason, who had or bell. After tho saw festivities. Tho exercises Dcs Moines, Iowa, Aug. 1. Governor II. B. Steward; Dona Ana, H. D. Bow- hurt whistle onrir.ecr cluded a cordial address or greeting Abraham Kcmpcnlch, tho prosperous a leg brokon. The cnuso of tho wreck that thoy were not going to move, ho merchant of Peralta, Is transacting Cummins announces that bo will pro- man and Eugono Van Patten; Eddy, was tho breaking In two of the train. a effort to stop, but failed trom Col. E. V. White, to which ceed to Investigate tho right of the A. N. and L. O. nuvi0 8r,.nt was by Col. II. business In Albuquerque today. Pratt Fullen; Grant, ditching ths train which afterwards 10 do so and both men were run over, mado John Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railway Jo IS. Sheridan and W. It. Jack; Guad- Alexander, president ot tho veterans' Oeorgo Arnot, manager of the local to Incorporato caught fire nnd was almost ent'rely ( ijnsquc wan killed and Flerro badly under tho laws ot lowu alupe. Pablo Arngon and Placldo Baca ) Gross, Kelly & Co. wholcsalo house, Inirned un. Tho wrecking crow was un ti The body or tho dead man was association. The ranks of the veterans nnd ir he finds tho law Id being violat- y Baca; Lincoln, Georgo W. Prichard - was a morning. immediately telegrnnhed for nnd left- urought to tho city and Flerro was nrc being rapidly thinned by death and pnBscnger north this ed ho will order tho nttornoy general and Rocco Emlllo; McKlnlcy, Stephen hero at 8 o'clock with a forty-fiv- e mile t,ired over to his family nenr tho Ecnrcely a handful remain to take part Tho mothers' meeting of tho Wo- to bring action to Invalidate tho Incor- Canavan nnd flrrenrr Vnum Mnn. per hour schedule, rne particulars RIm.ior. Deceased was about 30 yearn in the annual reunions. man's Christian Tcmpcranco union has poration pnpers filed yesterday. CrlBtovol Sanchez and P. D. St. Vraln; 1 wcro noi recoivcu ncro in 11111, ior n. of nR0 nml tno njUrc,i nlRn was some been postponed trom August to Au- Otero, W. A. Hawkins and D, S. Suth- e- Many persons in community arc Iwlng on tho other division, they wer- ,rorK paB0 Herald, this gust in. New Superintendent. erland; Rio Arriba, L. B. Prince and telegraphed through to Superintendent suffering from kidney complaint who McDer-mot- I Doctors Wroth and Cornish were Alex. Read; San Juan, J. W. t 1." ...I...... 1.,. Tim itffnnb could avoid fatal results by using Fol- Llttlo Uoek, Aric, Aug. 1. W. W. nurdock Blood Ulttern given n man called to Loo Lunn3 last night by tho Wcntz, formerly superintendent of tho and Granville Pendleton; San Z m ey's Kidney Cure. serious Illness of Mrs. Wlttwor, wlto Miguel, Sccundluo Romero S. ,.. on i,n wm.i for enni,,S a elenr head, an active brain, a strong o Central Railroad of New Jersey, today and J. .,mr,r,i - -- of Dr. Wlttwor. considerable,.l vigorous body- mnkes him lit for the Irrepressible May. began hln new duties na general su- Clark; Santa Fe, J. D. Hughes and T. loss Is not time, nnd the 11. O'RIelly, manager B. Catron; Sierra, L. W. Galles and A. only on accountSof tuo cars being burn- battle of life. London, Aug. 1. May Yohc drove to J. the ot the perintendent of the Choctaw, Okla- W. Harris; Socorro, II. O. ed, but upon tho destroyed merchan- the Savoy hotel early this morning and Washington Life Insurance company homa & Gulf, succeeding John H. Har- Bursum and Secretary Mcody Assists registered as Lady Francis Hope. of this district, has purchased the trot- ris, renlgncd. The now superintendent Estevan Baca; Union, Chnrlen Slater dise. Tho trains from tho north. Nos. Kufraclo Gallcgon; 3 7 nro expected to arrive hero at llyficld, Mnsc. July 30. Secretary of ting horse St. Elmo from Joa Barnctt. wns the right hand man of C. H. War- and Taos, Juan and Pedro Sanchez; Val- fi:10 and 7: 10, an at present calculated, tho Navy Moody was tno principal All Were Saved. R. 11. Thomas, who camo down from ren, formerly president of tho Central Snatlstevan and wreck was not clenr until at held here to "For years I suffered such untold mi- Ccrrillon to attend tho Rodey recep- Railroad of New Jersey, and now at encia, J. Franco Chaves and Solomon liut as tho speaker tho exercises Luna; large, W. 2 o'clock it most probably will bo day in celebration or the two nun sery from bronchitis," writes J. H. tion and visit with his family over tho head of tho Rock Island, which committeeman at J. .lator. dredth anniversary of tho founding of Johnston, of Hroughton, Ga "that of- Thursday returned to that placo last road has bought a controlling Interest Slaughter I night. In Choctaw, Oklahoma Mrs. H. W. Kelly will entertain a the town. Ilyfleld was tho first town ten was unnblo to work. Then, when the ft Gulf. Democratic Central Committee. number ot friends on Thursday even- setled north of Salem, and William everything eise failed, I wan wholly City, was E. J. Sanford, of Kansas Tho democratic central commlttco ing. secretary, by Dr. King's New Discovery for His Sight Threatened. v a 1 moody, an ancestor of tho cured here a short tlmo last night on his way ... at - na 1 . . . n T. II. Catron Is here from Santa Fe consumption. My wife suffered Inten "While picnicking last month my 11 II V 111 & 1 l.lj V SII 111 ITS I. Ill IlllSk lll II was one of the original settlers. to tho City of Mexico. Ho Is president n.,)... 11.1. m lfn. seeing the Bights of tho Meadow city sely from nathinn, till It cured her, and and superintendent ot tho Union depot year old boy was poisoned by somo and jollying up his political friends. In First Indiana. nil our experience goes to show It is company. weed or plant," says W, H. Dibble, of I a rv njniii is Brimi tvaa oil it as wnm. C. 11 ml grandson departed Sioux City, Iowa. "Ho rubbed poi- W. Noncn Rnonvlllc, Ind., July 30. From pros tho best croup mcdlclno In tho world." Thero will bo a regular meeting of tho thin afternoon for their homo in Louis- A will convince you It's unrivaled son off his hands Into hln eyes and for mors uurKhart, auditor; oxccutlvo out Indications the democratic conven trial Adah chapter No. 5, O. E. 8., Friday nnmnilifnn f XT KsKrAH T I! Utrt- - ville, after a pleasant visit In the city. lung Guar- a while we wore afraid ho would loso vviuuiitivu, w tvi jiiuiuii a 7 tlon of the First congressional district for throat and diseases. evening, August 8, at 8 o'clock. By . e ww re a Mr. Nonon I? president of tho Agua his sight. Finally a neighbor recom- whmim) ,it jssi a- tti.aivnii v kj nupunvii today anteed' bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial r 1 t t company here, and has many in session hero will result in the order of woithy matron. Laura Fluke, mended Dc Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo t r 1ura nomination of .1. W. Sponccr, of Evnna bottles free nt all druggists. secretary. friends In the city. F. H. Plerco ac- only nsplrnnt is o The first application helped him and In companied Mr. Noncn up as vllle. The other J. A. Blondln, a prominent mining a fow dnys ho was well Inrvn W Q llnnnu'nll V V fit a the road H. Dillon, ol Petersburg. Sper. Mexican Railway Building. as as over." Thomas mnn from near Los Placltos, who spent a, j HiKKR. d yv, iL. iVBiraraifj. far an La Junta paper, com- For thin disease, cuts, burns, scalds, r ru Cant!.:.' nf--! V l El Mundo, a Mexican has yesterday In tho city buying supplies pi urn v 0. Austen returned thin ?.on""""r piled following wounds. Insect bites, Do WItt'n Witch linnzBiPR Hum. Atirnnm .innnn tcrnoon from his trip over on tno Daw ment in his party, while Dillon has tho the statistics: There and visiting old friends, returned nonio Hazel Salvo Is sure curo. Relieves Nelll B. Field, E. V. Long. Lnarles 0,000 employed on railway 1 eon railroad adjustment case. backing of the Ilrynn men arc men this morning. piles at once. Beware of counterfeits. talfmrd 17 lartlnn nnntral nnm. In Mexico. Of theso G.000 11 K. L. Kppcrson brother, wllh construction 7 I). II. Briggs & Co. 11. O'RIelly M.lllH. IlAMntltli. a..MAM- - ...A Dr. and com- National, 5,000 Tho months' old son of Antonio anu J. and engineer, went out No ouch thing as "summer are employed on tho morn- & Co. F. McCsnna; Chaves, tho architect of being on between Laredo and Ortiz died In this city yesterday and P. William to the power houso site for the new plaint" where Dr. Fowler's Kxtruct tho lino body was 0 M. Q. A. Is handy Monterey on tho nor ... end and 1,000 ing nnd lest night tho sent Atkinson and Richardson; iilectric railway nnd laid out the stakes Wild Strawberry kept to tho family homo at Pcna Blnnca, by Colfax, J, F. Hutchlnaon and John remedy every looseness between Acnmharo and San Miguel o TEXAS FLOOD. . - a s r . . minding uuernoon. Nature's for & a for the tins 0 O. W. Strong Sons. 1'iui iun t uuim AIM) t i uiiiib, nun wool buyer of tho bowels. on the south end. Tho other .1. CI Knrnhelm, tho popular Thomas A. Goodwin and wife, of uio H. T. .fnrriftii! Kihlv. fAmnrnri unit who has been In tho city for the past a nro employed mostly on theCentral ftailroad Tracks Washed Away and Coahu-11- a Arlington house, are arranging for a two months, departed today for his In Nuevo Leon and somo on the Much Property Destroyed. 9f r iir.u,.- -. .ii.... tc.s .. FINE PROGRAM. & trip to Jemez springs, 'inoj Mnes. Pacific, and somo on tho Chihua- tho .l va . H home In Boston, Sunday morning and re- Dallas, Texas, Aug. north- tin.fnAi meeting of tho Odd Fellowb' hua & Pacific. to Icavo L.Tho Tho Horsemen Arrange for an Enjoyable September 1. eastern portion of Is now coin, S. Baca and V. O. McDonald; lodge Inst night to meet Oram! Master turn about Texas largely Sunday Afternoon. A World '.Vide Reputation. Harry P. Owen left last evening for feeling the effects of tho Hood. Tho W. E. Kelley, of Socorro, was n ihui ib rr . iw u i in 11 meeting wan The horsemen met over Zcigcr's caf s Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Snn Francisco, whero ho will join his riso of its small tributaries Is causing attended. A regular held Remedy a world wide go rampage. and Mr. Kelly was very much pleased am! decided to make Sunday a gala Diarrhoea has wife. They will visit with the family Grand Saline river to on n with tho showing made oy tho local day at the fair grounds. reputation for Its cures.. It never falls of Prof. J. P. Owens at Santa Monica, At Klldnre, the Texas ft Pacific tracks lodge and the Increase In membership Prlmroso, tho new California pacer, and Is pleasant and safe to take. For beforo returning to this city. were washed out and tho water Is sale by all druggists. higii. A largo crew of workmen Is on since his last visit. After the regular will bo out for the first time. Steven E. Rochl, claim agont at the lodge meeting the Rebeccas joined lu In addition to tho good races arrang- o tho ground, however, and little trouble """LOCAL PARAGRAPHS. local Santa Fo freight houso, who, with Ih expected. and there wcro a number of addresses ed there will bo a ball game. Tho visiting There is still some trouble band will furnish music. All his wife and brother, has been on the Texas Midland cast of Dallas, and Thomas Murphy; Socorro. J. made. Mr. Keley made a neat address; Italian H. Moore, of Isletn, is spending tho with friends at Topeka tor come time VltMft. mwA I iimIoma nhawAOt 'Porta A also talks were mado by H. T. Unscll, monoy received will bo dovoted to re- In the Pecos valley west and on tho day In the city. past, returned home last night. In i .niiini nun .i m fan inn r ? iininn. rj. ii Mrs. Garllo and others. After tho pairing tho track. Aransas Psbs the southwest. . talks camo a flno banquet served by The race program Is as follows; E. Barola, of San Rafael, Is an Albu- - Mr. and Mra, Wm. Jenks and daugh- an lh km u Jinn mil laa, uuumii.-b- wb tho Rebeccas, nnd tho gentlemen aro First race Action, Black Ike, Dr. quorquo visitor today. ter, Miss Margaret, returned th . morn- Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers. encia, Jose G. Chaves, particularly unstinted In their praise Gordon. F. H. Mitchell was a passenger for ing from a two months' outing at dif- Foley's Honey and Tar affords Im f tho supper. Mr. Kelley left this Second race Wm. T McGlnty. El- Thornton this morning. ferent places on the Pacific coast. They mediate relief to asthma sufferers la Watch for a Chill. for Katon on a further Inspec- mo Wilkes, Ikoy. Dick Sanchcx, Lady MrB. H. J. Rehder has gone to tho report having had a flno time. the worst stages and If taken In time MeMlilion, rtlake. cure. tion of the lodges of the territory. Geo. Pacific coast on a month's' visit. Kaplan, Denver, will will effect a Alvarado Phar A Bob Collins, Primrose, Rabbi Dr. of macy. number of natives went against Third race Sllvcstro Mlrabal, of San Rafael, Is Temple tc Iho purple bowl too hard yesterday Doone. conduct services at Albert o transacting business In the city. night at 7:45 o'clock. The regular choir irrA tria sititii iiDPintin iiv ii evening anil became incapacitated for Fourth race Lady Margaret, Bonnlo EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS further work. One of them nlso got Treasure. Mr. and Mrs. Georgo B. Hogctt. of will be supplemented by Mr. Thomas too free with somo lady and they both Running race Flndout, Nelllo K., Zunl, N. M are in tho city trading. of Washington, who will sing a bo 10. .1Ji. oh moIomImI D?AiMa miff rtr t were run In and spent the night In Roger Q., My Girl. Mrs. G. Waterman, of Globe, Ari Elston Jones has accepted the posi Southern California Visited by Several yste, purlles the blood, tones avBtPtn mnA jail, zona, arrived in tno city this morn tion ot assayer at tho Cerrlllos Bmel-tcr- . Severe Earth Tremors. tha ratore health. Guy Catchel, who has been In bed Foloy's Kidney Cure Is a medicine ing. Ho Is a son of Prof. F. A. Jones, Santa Barbara, Csl., Aug. 1. Several mo ratosaritsHirAsa Fnarniicv ii. uuu threatened with appendicitis, Is able frco from poisons and will cure any Joao Ortiz and Antonio Gomex, of of this city, and Is only 17 years old, severe shocks of earthquake were felt 0 to bo at work again, though not entire- case of kidney dlscaso that Is not be- Santa Fe, aro spending the day In the but one of tho best assayers of the ter in the i.os Alamos valley today, sev- tiia oh wmmmn mW. mnui nwiHiirn irate ly well. yond tbo reach of medicine.. city. ritory. eral buildings not already destroyed Is being laid toward Strauss. N. M., Whnt might have been a fatal acci- o the rate of a mile a day and ten dsyl Mrs. Dan A. Scruggs and children tho firm of ft were badly cracked. Not a house waa dent hapenc.l to Mrs. Fettcrman this Nominated for Congress. J. P. Jones, ot Harris Inhabited night, peoplo building more will see the rose, finished to thai Onconta, N. V., July 30. Republic- wcro passengers for Santa Fo this mor Jones, proprietors ot The Cabinet sa last point. morning on Sixth street, opposite to ning. bon fires In the streetB. A special Mrs. Waring's. She was driving a ans of the now Twenty-fourt- h congres loon, was a psBscng" tor wuuams, Burlington maklnJ of Gallup, Is In flyer yester. train from San Luis Obispo was seat The has been baggy when tho horses became fright- sional district met in convention hero Mrs. S. E. Wood, the Arizona, on the California request of resi- some fast runs recently In Nebraska Georgo city, shopping and visiting with day. He will return to Albuquerquo in to Los Alamos at tho ened at a bicycle and, turning quickly, today nnd nominated J. Smith dents and look away about half the Ctna frnm Hnnpra in Alllanpn wan 101 threw Mrs. Fettcrman over tho dash- for congressman. Tho nominee is a friends. a few days. everybody miles in 112 minutes, and another froaW Kingston personal people and thhr morning board, Injuring her considerably. Mrs. resident of and a R. M. Carley. a mining man from Prof. W. D. Decker and family arriv who owned or could secure vehicle Altance to Ravens, 258 miles la 271 Fettcrman Is quite an elderly lady and friend of Governor Odcll. Golden, N, M., Is In tho city this morn ed In tho city yesterday from Pinos deserted the place, leaving for San minutes. the bruises she received will make her ing buying supplies. get- Foley's Kidney Curo will Altos and are busily engsged In Luis Obispo, Lompoc or Santa Maria. Jane for somo time. No bones wcro euro all Fe. Decker Is to llueascs arising from disordered kid- - Gen. W. H. Whlteman. of Santa ting settled. Professor broken, fortunately, but some serious is In the city and will bo present at the be tbo now principal at tno rourtn Ben Williams, special agent for tho bruIseB wer rocelvcd. Tho horse stop, noyjt or HidUor. Rodcy reception tonight. ward school. Fe, spent yesterday in the city Immediately accident. Santa PENSION! fied after the camo up from Belen went north last night. Q. A. Gumpret, beon on a sldwlnis Back. J. II. Backer 8am I.oeko. live stock lasnector tit aad For Survivors of Indian Ware. who has Aug, 1. Kv-- Is spending the day gone tlx weeks' vacation In Kansas City, HonnliiKsvaag. Norway, this morning aad the seventh district of New Mexico, Jack Williams has to Santa The act July 27th, 1892, has bee) elyn B. Baldwin, Arctic explorer, ar- in tho city visiting friends. came up from Socorro this moralag Rosa to accept a position on the left so aa to give pensions will return tomorrow and take back his extended la chair at Gregory's barber shop. rived hero today. He reported all James Caegrove received a message and la transacting business In the side of the cab with the Rock Island survivors (and their widows) w Mm. H. A. Hannum, who has been men In good health and said: "We this moralag, stating that his father. city today. He win return to Socorro people. served la the Indian wars as follows! uite alck, Is able to be about again. have been baftled but not beaten." J, H. Cosgrove, Is very sic at Los An tomorrow night. Brnest Esnelln, formerly employed Cayuoe. from 1847 to 1818; Tex of A. C. geles. In shops, but now of Topeka, Mexico, 1849 to 1866 Mra. Alllo Wbltford, a sister L. Bhattuck of ghellsburg, Mrs. W. W. Strong, wife of the prom the local aad New from Whltford, the conductor, who was kill, Henry N. Union W. If. Greer, prom Is expected to arrive in tao city tae 1861 to 18B2; Utah, t Iowa, was of a stomach trouble J. and inent contractor and carpenter, retura-e- d California, ibw assist-la- c cured county, In week, 1863; Oregon Washington, 18C ed, la here with Mrs. Whltford which ho been for inent cltlcens of Luna are home yesterday moralag from a last of the aad In settling up husband's with had afllcted bo present Ro-- 1866. her her years, by four boxes of Chamlterlala's the city and will at the two moatbs' outiag at uiaereni pieces Conductor James Gorman, whose to catate. dey receptte toalght. coast. Mrs. ankle was Injured lu an accident at Write me for blanks and full I Ccclllo Rosenwald entertained Stomach and Liver Tablets, we nan along the PaeMc Strove Mrs. tirevloualr tried many other remedies Mast bound passenger No. 2 carried reports having had a aae trip. Maxwell City somo days ago, will sooa satructlons. few friends informally this after-- heavy of through passengers discharged from railroad hos LKASANT KIN. and a number of physicians without a load Day. be the 1 Dr. David T. chief ot tho divis Attorney, Llaa Creek, Ml relief. For sale by all drufgtsts. this morning, i ne an tan pouery ven- pital at Lao vogas. Pension Arthur llfcld and J. Llndo returned dors enjoyed a good trade. ion of mining aad mineral resources evening from a trip of a few days 0 of the United States, expects to visit Pake Traav sMarv. Division Superintendent A. L. Hlb fair, the oouatry near mora. Spokane, Wash., Ave. 1. A amtewl Bight Albuquerque durtag tho territorial Pearlstela has returned bard came la from the west last to study the mineral exhibits from tho Hem to the Chronicle fraa BHcm sUUe and Is spending the day la the etty. He from k!s trip to Mora, whero he visited the aearjr several couatiea oc tao territory. a. tew ilars. Sheriff. Brown laveettoted will be present at tka Jioaey rotoptioa that Sol Kvaaa, Mviac MUn miles toalgfct. J. H. oalaaloy. who waa at tho Laa JinrlM Oraat, of Albuquerque, wk up by - aarth of that towa. was ImM Mioses Oweaaalra and Mable Gas Vegas hot spriags the part week for ,A sMWt hi Ue railroad yards at.Al- Harry Tracy Maaday m4 declares rheumatism, roturaod to the city asjaesys, avu o, ana who mm last too, who have been vlattlaf with tho at tae isjsjsa hospital here slaw M a fake. Trainmaster Otbaon aad family the laat Blast, aaa was oa duty at tao cm Matyr aaa past two months, left hut for thlac store of Simon Stern this mora is able te aiat reports puny goon It, rant is expected Ml Mtkl Tea PeeMlvats' their homo at KeystervWe, Mo, lag. no aiasou in lew Mmtlesaea aad ladies aalsrs vMted coadlttoa, Coyote wM ladlseetloa aad A might. k&r Mr Francis erup. tho First street aatatorlsm mat Lou Hols, mm ot tho stalwarts at tho leave imw wr a tea days' hwK a Nfhtful herb Jriafc. all Tka water was refreshlag aad tbo White Wsaaaat, Is oa the slek list, bat la Um iismlwMwM --ore. dobs oc tae sua. aaatt was laa. anna. a hwoo Msftbo? bmks to raterm to work la s few days: The swBhft avttlag In as etstm piexioa or at lookers were preset lo aeo tho This makes "throe stalwarts" who kavo ska dispatcher's oHw Hat resort alaoo wire iMtfMM . fun. baoa aa tho alok at tho M tka eJMIMll flPf o?e t4 W.H. Hooker ptip.K - J. Waiamaaa. araarisiar of tho Ooi Motor oatsaded the WhHo mm circuit. Ofsaa irr two MM, toft Um hast to mlroM svoomo. WEEKLY CROP ULLETIN. rains the latter part of last week have EAGLE MINING COMPANY. around Qulnlan on Tuesday, and were MOVING PLATFORM, banker, ns tho treasurer, has beea caused great Improvement. Crops ad- rescued with difficulty on the following formed to solicit subscriptions In thla United States Department of Agricul- vancing rapidly, grass Is good, and morning with boats brought from country. stock looking well. Greenville and Paris. Considerable ture, Climate and Crop Bulletin of Woodbury A. Woodbury: Highest Up damage from tho flood. One May be on tho Brook- gardens naw In Bureau, Naw Mexleo J. Buying GmJ' Mines in Severs resulted The Installtd The roof aro their the Weather temperature, 95; lowest, 52; rain, 0.04. water was still over the Texas Mid- glory and the theaters are closed, ex- tatlan. R. M. HARDING E, Good Districts. land tracks nt Qulnlnn night, lyn Bridge cept tho few which presenting Santa Fe, N. M.. July 29. Warm, last but are cloudy light Section Director. no lives lost there. Rivers are falling light comle operas. This Is no longer weather, with scattered everywhere except, in tho extreme the time of serious dramas all the year showers, characterised the past week. A Worm Killer. IQ ENTERPRISES. part of f. state, and sections, southern where the NEW YORK NOTES. around. Theatrical mnnnt;crn havo Southern aoutheastorn J. A. J. Montgomery, Puxlco, Wayne flood Is being augmented by small trib- awakened to tho realization of tho and the mountains of the north, have Co., Mo., writes: "I have Ilttlo twin utaries. General Manager Nixon, of wants of the people and are content to leen blessed with very fair showers, girls, who havo been bothered with A special dispatch tho Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe, esti- 1. supply the demand Instead ot trying to but the absence of a general rain, or of I to tho Denver New York, Aug. Ono of the first worms all their lives. tried every- Nowb from Capltan, mates Its loss at $10,000. regulate tho people's taste. . even the frequent showers customary un- under date of July things visitors to New York nsk to sec, thing to relievn them which failed 29, says: as general Is at this season, over the prairies of cen- I a rule, Brooklyn llridge. til used White's Cream Vermifuge; Tnc Eaglo Mining & Improvement Thomas S. Payne, a Chicago. Rock If aro There !s to bo another conference ot tral and northern counties la causing two brought four there other sights of so much the first doses company Is gradually getting largo Island & Pacific passenger conductor. they (5 women In regard lo tho question of an some anxiety for the second and third worms from ono of them, the next two its Interest are either rant's Tomb, crop or Is improvement Parsons enterprise under headway. shot himself In tho forehead nt his Central Park, St. Patrick's Cathedral improved htreet inllway service and it alfalfa, nor the dosea, twelve, ono of them measuring home Mo. He was con- repre- expected season noticeable In Tho managers havo now practically ac- at Trenton, or ono of tho many fnmouc residenti- is proposed thut a commlttseW at this twelve Inches; tho other child was valescing typhoid ap- the general condition of stock, These complished everything they set out to from nn ntinck of al dwellings on Fifth Avenue; but In sentative v.(incn of this city bo only relieved of four worms. It Is a do except tho fovcr and is supposed to have been pointed o Ihvcstignta syBtcrus In other conditions, however, are by no menns most medicine." construction of their nine cases out n. ten Drooiuyn bridge excellent Whltc'a large cyanide how-ove- r, mentally unbalanced. Physlcinns say to universal over the prairies, many lo- plant. They are, will .,c asked for first. This famous cities au" ifaln whether overcrowd- Cream Vermifuge Is good for children. working on this, It Is he cannot recover. Mr. Payno Is about ing cars Is merely local or general. calities reporting good showers and only'dcstroyB worms, helps and thought structure will become of Increased It not It they will have It In operation in the 4o ycarB old. to visitors, it n moving platform K. G. M. marked Improvement. Neither have the child to perfect growth, wards oR o been to a course of a few months. The big task Is installed on the bridge as lias been the rains sumclcnt create sickness. 25c. at Cosmopolitan Phar- they had on hand of Look ateady water supply In the rivers, ex- getting control OFFICIAL CIRCULARS. proposed, everybody will wnnt to take Pleasant, Please. macy D. Ruppe. of a sufficient supply of water through Photographer C. C. Harlan, of Eat- cepting In a few Instances, and thcro o at least ono rido on n moving platform ia a very general Irrigation the purchase of water rights along the All the Santa Fe Coast Line Officials two nnd n half milcH long, for that on, Ohio, can do so now, though for scarcity of League Players Assured. Ho water In Is an- Rio nl to has been successfully ac- would be Its length In crosciug tuo years be couldn't, because he suffered the ditches. Where the water Tho Independent happy to complished, Reappointed. has not failed crops nounce El Paso will have baso and this company now California railway corporations bridge nnd its approaching twice. Tho untold agony irom tho worst form of the 'indcr ditch that a flow that Indigestion. arc making very satisfactory progress, ball team New Mexico territorial controls thu of that stream from Include 1,188 miles of nnd neces- proposed platform would be In three All physicians and med- at tho Parsons down to Angus postofflce. trnc. icines failed help him but on temporal landti, especially away fair. A week ago It looked as if noth- sary equipment wont out of legal ex- parts. The outer rim would move very to till he tried company, In- from ing be done In and This however, does not July 1, Blowly. The traveller would step on lClectrlc IllttoiH, which worked such the mountains, tho nttlo planting could this direction, tend to istence nnd tho fact failed to thnt woh done has almost entirely there was a feeling, too, that Albu- confine Its operations to the creuto even passing Interest, The tills first, and then to a mlddlo section wanders for him thnt ho declares they dried up In n great many localities. querque had by foresight nnd energy Parsons district, nn Is shown by the transfer removes tho Santa Fe Pacific, running twlco as fast. From this It aro a godsend to sufferers from dys fart thnt a deal has ben where- pepsia Corn, beans, peas, wheat, and ot players could closed from Albuquerque Bar-eto- would bo easy to stop to tho last sect- and stomach troubles. Unrivaled late oats secured a class thnt by they have come that extends to garden crops In general, being as a not bo equaled by any this city could Into control of the and the San Francisco & San ion, running ten miles nn hour. If the for disenscs of the stomach, liver anil rule under ditch and entitled to first send there. But while Altmquerqucans old Abe mine, at White Oaks, together Joaquin Valley railway, operating from plan Is carried nut scats nnd shelter kidneys, they build up and glvo new, promising, aro aro generous with 320 acres of coal land near that will l,o provided, nlso posts by which life to the whole system. Try them. water, seem fairly but much energetic they also place. Is Point Richmond south to Ilnkcrsfleld. growth of in and havo clearly shown de- It not thought thnt the Eagle The flint is 818 miles, tho timid and Infirm might steady Only 50c. Guaranteed by all druggists. of the second alfalfa thnt they have nnmed road and northern sections was hardly worth sire nothing but an equal chance. Ana stockholders purcnascd this mine the last named cmbrnccs .110 inllos of tncmselvcs in pnsslng from one mov- o so much for Its value as a mine as to ing seel Ion to another. Arrangements tho cutting, and at present the third for this they should receive all praise. get possession main trace and about sixty miles of STORING COAL FOR WINTER. growth Is coming very slowly. Grass El Paso Independent. of the vast coal deposits branch lines. Tho Santa Fo now owns arc hoped to be made by which the tro- on many of central and eastern controlled by the Old Abe company. both roads In fact, as It has years lley cars will withdraw from tho brid Santa Fe Will Accumulate 3,000 Tone tho Tho Eagle company has been endeav- far stock ranges is as dry as In midwinter, Eczema, scald head, hives, Itchiness in name, having merged the roads af- ge, but with such a close connection at Wellington. re- oring for some timo past to get hold cost transportlon may bo and there is a general lack of outside of tho skin of any sort Instantly fected, as Is provided in the law en that the of C. W. Closson, fuel seem- of some coal land, to bo operated In legisla- covered same five cents. contractor for water, but, notwithstanding the lieved, permanently cured. Doan's conjunction acted for the purpose ly the lor the tho Santa Fo system, Is Wellington, ing contradiction, reports Indicate that Ointment. At any drug store. with tlfelr gold properties ture of California thrco years ago. The at for the purpose of Insuring an ade- Spenking of Brooklyn that borough nan., ana witn mm came tho first ship stock as n rule aro still doing fairly o quate supply fut tiro name of the merged properties ment or tho road s bupdIv begun in new Lordsburg to of fuel at all times. While will bo system Is the field of operations of ti gang of winter of well. Wheat harvest has the Tho lino from tho New Mexico Fuel company, the Santn Fo coast coal. A little over 3,000 tons will bo northern Illo Grande valley; although llachlta, on tho El Paso & Southwest- at this llncH. desperate burglars who havo thus far plcnc, could have supplied them with been succesful In eluding capture. The delivered in Wellington which will pro- the stand Is somewhat short It Is be- ern line has been completed and Is President E. P. Ripley, in an official vide against any scnrclty of fuel Is very good. ready to begin on It, all tho coal they needed, they preferred citizens have good reason to complain, this lieved the quality Early for the service but to own circular received nt Santn Fo local coming winter on tho di mar- until 1 will be In opera- own their coal mines. too. There are only 1.C28 patrolmen In Panhandlo peaches aro coining Into northern September It present Eaglo headquarters, announces tne change as vision. The trouble between kets; later varieties of peaches, nnd tion only for a freight contract which If tho plans of tho follows: Brooklyn, which has n population of the strik company.operattng company are carried out, electricity a million and a quarter, or one to ers and coal barons In Pennsylvania plums and cantaloupes, are being the Arizona Copper 'The company having acquired by gives promise price at Clifton, had wKh Southern Paci- will be tho only power used at their ovory 770 Inhabitants. Other bor to send the of coal snipped from southern markets. the Nogal mines. This will purchase tho properties of the Santa Bkywurd and tho Santa Fo deemed it The following remarks arc extracted fic company which reaches to that Parsons and Fo Pacific Railroad company nnd the oughs of Greater Now York thnt havo Clifton, bo generated by a plant erected nt not ono quarter of Brooklyn's popula- advisable to mil In tho stock of winter from tho reports" of 'crop correspond- date. The trains from aftr San Francisco & San Joaquin Valley coal now. Steady shipments September 1 will pass through Lords- their nowly acquired coal mines, and company, tion have nearly half as many police ot coal ents: by M. Railway tho same will bo will now sup- Alnmogordo C. Crops burg on to llachlta, where freight and transmitted wires. John Rice, men, nnd this Is causing bitter protes continue until the winter James Dunn: manager, Is In Chicago, but Is expected operated from and after this date as ply Is stored. It Is being done all over under dltcti have dona well but on ac- passengers will be delivered to and re- the Atchison, Topeka c Santa i e Rail tation on tho part of Brooklynttes. ceived from tho Paso & Southwest- back soon, when It Is thought ho will the system nnd at every division point, count of the extreme drought tho El way company. coming Republican Con range very poor condition, ern railroad. rush the construction of the cyanide Tho State Dodge City, Newton, Arkansas City. was in and plants. In addition to the above, Third Vice vention of New York will find Itself Topeka, etc., coal Is being stored. wr.B getting Tho of stock thin. rains President J. W. Kcndrick tins issued n unprc- - entirely Croup Instantly rclloved. Dr. J. W. Salmon, of this place, returned following, forced to tnko stuiui nlinost Tho Santn Fe ships Ccrrlllos coal last week, however, will In the dated oulcngo, which is In owing thu ad- It Is Young Thomas's Electric Oil. Perfectly safe yestcrdny from a prospecting trip by ccnted its history to from Colorado entirely. available change the conditions. trees tho He was endorsed President Ripley: option of certain resolutions In other at a more reasonable (Iguro than east- - struggle Never falls. At any drug store. White mountains. this 1, 1802, G. have had a hard time to morning "Effective July A. Wells New re- proved In o exhibiting ono ot tho finest mnnager States of the Union. York cm fuel and has ot a better througkLtho season, but fruits aro specimens ot gold hearing rock ever is appointed general ot the publicans will be compelled to endorse burning quality. FROM ALQODONEt. of Atchison, & first class shape. found In part ot territory. coast lines the Topeka president Roosevelt for rcnomlnatlon Mr. Closson says It will rcqulro sev M. Tho drought this the Fo Railway company, with head- Albert H. Hanson: Family of A. Arrived Brick While, the piece which he is showing Santa in 1904, for a failure to do so after tho eral weeks' timo to complete tho work has been but slightly relieved by the J. Frank quarters at Los" Angeles." Making Other Items. Is no larger than n turkey egg, several merger, explicit and warm commendations of of storing coal here. light, scattered showers. A remarka- Correspondence. dollars worth of pure gold as ever In order to complete tho by seven or eight lend- occur- Special as Manager Wells reappoint the President ble season so far for tho rare Algodones, N. M.. July 29. A. J. came from a crucible is to be seen General has ing States would be regarded ns dis- "I had diabetes In Its worst form," rence of thunder storms, there being Frank's family. Mrs. Frank, Miss Edna clinging to the sides of tho rock. The ed his bureau chiefs In the following, tinctly hostile to Mr. Roosovelt. The writes Marion Lee, of Dunrcath, Ind. but ono well developed thunder storm morn- was picked up on" Eagle creek, dated July 1: Republican ro and Dorothy, arrived here this rock following ap Convention of tho Presid "I tried eight physicians without In this vicinity this summer. Third ing from California, and will make one of tho tributaries of the Bonito. "Effective this date the ent's own State to bo held in Septem ller. Only three bottles or Foley's Kid- crop ot alfalfa will bo very light, and Mr. Miulng pointments aro made F. J. Shcpard, ney very their homo hero in tho future. Tho Itita Consolidated Gold ber will, therefore endorse him. Cure mado mo a well man." prairie hay, If any at all, will bo Frank Is building a $2,500 residence, company Is a new organization ot cap general superintendent; R. II. Hums, o light nnd confined to regular vegas. whlcr, will finished September. to exploit chiei engineer, and G. R. Joughins, Following the footsteps of the other G5; bo in ital thai has been effected ARE EXAGGERATED. Highest temperature, 92; lowest, C. H. Origgs, proprietor of the High- - Lincoln county mineral deposits. The mechanical superintendent.' political parties, the Prohibitionists rain. 0.41. lend hotel, came in today, and will capital for this new company Is sup Circulars announcing the above Is will hold their State Convention In 'Arabela A. M. Richardson: Good spend several days here, with an eye plied by St. Louis men, nnd was pro- the first official document Issued by Now York to nominate a Governor nml Reports of the California Earthquake showers hava seemingly broken the and snya ha is dcughtcd by JJ. Dye. of White Oaks. Manager Wells bearing authority of other candidates under the emblem of Damage were Overdrawn. begins very for business, moted H. drought, and corn to look with the place. Tho company will work tho Rita, Lady the coast lines of the Uchlson, lopeka the Fountain at Saratoga on Septem- I.ompoc. Cal., Aug. 1. most se lowest, & company. The well. Highest temperature, 87; Tho brick gang are making brick cv- - Godlva, Little Nell. Solitaire anc Large Santa Fo Railway Man ber 5. vere earthquake shock hero einco GC; 0.G8. ager 1b approved by rain, ory day and will burn tho first kiln In Hopes claims, In tho White Oaks dis Wells' order Third Sundny night, occurred shortly after 7 East Las Vegas John Thornhlll: about ten days. trict. Vice President J. W. Kendrlck. Much Interest hat. been excited here o'clock Inst night. Whllo the populaco The storm of the 10th with its wind company aro waiting among all classes of politicians In Ex-- The smelter for A Necessary Precaution. is In a state of extreme nnxlety and and hail, stripped trees of fruit and tho railroad company to put In siding, Physician and Druggists. Chief Dovery s campaign for Tamm- considerable damage has been dono In foliage, greatly damaged fields and building Don't neglect u cold. It Is worse than any leadership In the Ninth Assembly when material will arrive and & Sturgeon, prominent drug unpleasant. Is dangerous. By us- various localities, it Is the Impression gardens In its path, and killed many will be rushed at a lively rate. Ford a It District. Dovery is making a pictur firm at Rocky Hill Station, Ky., writ- ing Ono Mlnuta Cough Cure you can of the Associated Press correspondent sheep, goats and calves. Corn and esque fight and his friends say that he on the scene that the reports from Los fairly-we- es: "Wo were requested by Dr. G. D. cure It at once. Allays inflammation, oats are looking ll. Second Consumption Threatened. will eventually work up to tho place of Alamos have been overdrawn. A greal but scarcely ono Snlgley to send for Herblnc for tho clearB tho head, soothes and strength- alfalfa la secured, "I was troubled with a hacking ens the mucous membrane. Cures Bobs held by Richard Croker for sev deal of damage actually dono must un- farmer In ten had any to River Is cough for year I I benefit of our customers. We ordered ycurs, but cut a and thought had wo coughs, croup, throat and lung trou entccn Senator "Tim" questionably be attributed to faulty, atlll low and Irrigation ditches dry. consumption," nays C. Ungcr, 211 three dozen In December, and are Sullivan, who Is about as slick a pol glad to say, Hcrbino has given such bles. Absolutely safe. Acts Immedi- masonry and the unfitness of struct- Kastvlcw J. W, Corbctt: Drought Maplo St., Champaign, III. "I tried ft ately. Children like It. B. H. Brlggs itlclan as tho city possesses, Is throw ures to withstand uven the slightest many I great satisfaction that wo have dup Dcv continues unbroken. Deans and vines great remedies and was under & Co. and J. II. O'Rlelly & Co. lng his entire Influence against earthquake. Since tho initial shock on licated this order three times, and to ery, and to put effectually generally look well, but corn will be the care of physicians for several day gave your o Irtends him Sunday Inst, vibrations have continued months. I used one of Foley's we salesman another "out of the game." almost a total failure Farther east bottle Wo beg to say Dr. G. D. Snlgley Big Corn Stories. Railroad men are with unabated vigor at close intervale. good have fallen and grass is Honey ap,d Tar. It cured me, anil I order. Is no panic yet. Heavy, showers takes pleasure In recommending Her- - coming In loaded down with big corn Is great among There hero growing nicely. Highest temperature, have not been troubled since." There activity the landsTTiles nre reported from the moun- bine." 50c bottle at Cosmopolitan stories, says tho Topeka State Journal, members of the Professional Woman's 84; lowest. 42; no rain. Thus they have launched out by ex tains north of here, with no damago New Pharmacy B. Ruppe. far League those days In view of tho fact Kl Rlto P. Lopez: No raiiTdurlng Towns In Texas. o pressing it in general terms, but here done beyond tbo closing of two roads. Dallas, Tcxns, July 31. The con- that oxtcnslvo preparations are being tho week, and the high winds have Kluttx Renominated. after the immensity of tho probable mado for the Woman's Exhibition made It disagreeably dusty. struction of the new Fort Worth divis crop will be expressed In a more dell & Wllkcsboro. N. July 30. Tho which will be given in Madison Square OLD TOWN REPUBLICANS. ion of tho International Great' North C. nlto manner. An cnglueer who runs HsMHola P. II. Loese: Drought It In building democratic congressional convention Garden from October C to 18 under tho poor ern has resulted tne of cant of here says thut about two miles at last broken but wheat will be a many new towns In the productive ter- of tho Eighth district hero today re auspices of the league. During tho ex They Met Last Night, Organised and yield, and on account of the drought In ot Congress west ot Carrolton, Mo., a farmer broke hlbltlon tho Garden will be In the ritory of Waco. Tho country traversed suited the rcnomlnatlon up an old pasture fall and planted Elected Officers. aad graashopiiera second alfalfa is is very rich and is also a heavy freight man Kluttz without opposition. last hands of a petticoat brigade for over very light. Corn looks well, fruit It to corn this spring. Now the stalks A well attended and cnthuslastlo and producing section, so that the new three thousand attches will bu cm meeting of old town republicans waa is fine. Plums and Alexander peaches along stand ho Is ready to swear ten feet ployed in the various departments ot towns constructed the lino do a AN OPEN LETTER. above fence posts, In tho eve held In the court house last night. Je- ripe. Plenty of water In tho ditches A the and great fair, and not one of good business from the start. good nlng when Is quiet peculiar odor tho the mini sus Romero presided with H. H. Whit- during tho past ten days and crops oxample found In town of Mart, it the ber will bo of tho opposite sox. Tne been fairly well Irrigated. is the President Mitchell Will Reply to a Re arising from the pollen of the plant Is ing and Nestor Montoya as vlco presi- have which in less than a year has grown exhibition Is Intended to show the S. Folsom-Jack- son Drought cent Criticism. so thick In the air that It Is almost dents, and Crollott as secretary. It Tabor: from a farm house, store and cotton work ot Women through out tho world was unanimously continues; the light rains being purely Wilkesbarro, Pa., Aug. 1. sickening. Another engine driver says voted to dissolvo tbo gin to a thriving city of 1,500 Inhahl President and women ot all nations will bo MeKlnley club and organise the local and doing little good. Grass Is as tants. Mitchell of tho Miners' union, started that the stories about the damago shown in pursuit of characteristic dry as in midwinter, but stock con- to work early today upon a reply to which tho recent overflow of the Kaw club, and tho follow- neighbor- wrought cxagger ing ofllcers were unanimously chosea tinues to look well. In this Foley's Kidney Cure. the open letter addressed to him yes river has been much springs are holding o.'t fairly torday by u atcd. He has not been ablo to see more by tho now organization: hood the Will cure brlght'B disease. the Citizens' Alliance, The Influence of woman Is constan- President Nestor Montoya, well, becond alfalfa Is about ready to Wilkesbarro organization of business than twenty or thirty acres of corn al tly being extended to tho trades as fairly good crop Will cure dtalietea. together between Topeka and Kansas Vlco Presidents Jesus Romero aad cut. and is a consider Will cure stone in bladder. and professional men and others. Mr well as arts und sciences. Mrs. Jennie Tomas ing drought. All kinds of fruits Mitchell recently tho Alii- City that was washed away by the Werner. the Will cure kidney and bladder dla criticised Packer, who a year ago was appointed (': doing well. Highest temperature, 84; anco because bo wanfed to high water. Secretary Seferlno Crollott. eases. asserted it receiver of a business firm In this city Sergeant at Arms David Perea. i lowest. 44: rain. 0.25. prosecute all miners who violated the whose parents had disagreed and wan- Geroalmo N. M. Nelson: Tho heavy law, but overlooked many violations Tho best physic Chamberlain's Exccutlvo Committee C. I). Mur- Fireman Clevenger has relieved Fire. Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to ted to sepernto. has, instead nt closing phy, II. R. Whiting, M. C. Ortls, M. storm of the 19th did considerable dam man Bailey at Lamy. of law committed every day by the up tho business, continued it, paid age to crops of Tecolote. coal take. Pleasant In effect. For solo by Springer, G. Armljo, C. Gonzales ami east the F. Lewis, Inspector of buildings combination. Tho Alliance, in an bills and put it in such a prosperous M. Hobart W. H. Hough: Heavy rains for open many outrages all druggists. Duran. tho Santa Fe, who has been spending a letter enumerated condition that the partners have be- Several excellent speeches were during the week have furnished plenty said to havo been committed by the come reconciled, been crops counlo of weeks looking over tho new SHOULD INVESTIGATED. and she has Just made, among them being uoso of of water. Cora and other aro Fe buildings of tho city, left strikers and others and Mitchell was IE discharged with tho gratitude of nil Montoya, doing well. Wheat harvest will begin Santa last called'upon to issue a proclamation to Messrs. Crollott, Ortls and night for Colo. concerned. Corjazo. . next week, and promises well. Trinidad, his followers warning them to keep on Was Hattle Winoflsld Injured In a Fall Lower Ponaaco H. W. Creaawell, Dispatches from Washington an tho aide ot law and order. In reply nounco tho granting ot a patent to A. or Otherwise. By fall it is hoped that electricity General Mauuger Wells, ot the Santa Jr.: Good rains during the whole Mitchell takes tho ground that he al Hattle Wingfleld. tho ten year old will bo Installed on nil of tho elevated Fo Pacific road, has declared against aaeath; range grass la but there Is R. Davis, formerly general foreman of ways been of lae Topeka, has a staunch defender daughter ot Mrs. Robert West, living railroads ot tho city. Certainly the bull fighting. Ho has ordered tho com- not much stock water. Second alfalfa the Santa Fo shops at for a law and order and his followers pany's legal machine for tracing piston ring bush at the corner of Lead avenue and Fifth "electrification" of tho Manhattan department to cancel tho all secured and third growth doing know It. street, Is severely Injured and has tho Elevated Railway system Is progress- lease granted promoters for a proposed well. Corn in tassel; a good crop as- late. appetranco of having been ruined by ing steadily. Except during tho rush exhibition of tho Spanish national sured. Cane very promising. Marly Special car 217, which went to Glor-- It Needs a Tonic. sport on the Santa land largo crop. some Inhuman brute. The flesh and hours In thu morning and evening at Potat peaches ripe, and a leta mountain last week hearing tne There are timet when your liver skin Is badly torn and tho injuries ox steam has been abolished completely Richmond. Tho bull fight promoters Mesllla Park R. H. Hart: Slow, family of General Superintendent needs a tonic. Don't get purgatives are said to have neces-rnr- y soaking vegeta- tend into tho Interior ot the body. The from tho Second avenue lino. On tho obtained tho ratas have refreshed Mudge to tho scene of tholr annual that gripo and weaken. De Witt s Lit Ilttlo girl says that she was hurt by Thjrd, Sixth and Ninth avenuo lines permission by misrepresentation. some dead-beade- d tion and have been of heaett to outlag, was back to To tie Early Risers expel all poison from falling from tho top of a board fence, tho third rail Is going on rapldly.cars crops. Roasting ears are oa the mar peka Tuesday afternoon. tho system and acts as tonic to the liv- Nothing could havo been mora time- soaae been but thu hurt is of such nature that it aro being built and autumn will find ly for the Santa Fe water supply oa ket; cantaloupes have Ground was broken last Tuesday on er. W. Scott, 521 Highland avenue, could not havo been made In any such theso lines equipped with tho anippcu. MigneK temperature, as; Milton, Pa., says: "I have carried De electric tho Chicago extension than tho rains the Tombstone branch of the El Paso manner. The doctor says that the case yateaft . which havo fallen with lowest, 60; rain, 0.90. at Southwestern railroad. Three grad Witt's Little Early Risers with aae for suspicious. 4 such regularity, Callente Antonio Joseph: years pot looks The little girl sufer and generosity thla spring and sum- Ojo The Ing camps have been ertabllshed, one several and would be without considerably during night com- long drought at easy ed the and Tho creation of real estate mer. Tho great reservoir which tho aud disastrous has last t Fairbeak, one a few miles out from them." Small and to take. Purely has lost blood. Hattle panies Is something ot a new develop- broken by two copious showers vegetable. They sever gripe dis- considerate company completed this year at Tola been Tombstone, aad one midway between or says tho accident occurred about ment in New York It opoub to In- past week, with B. 4b that and ca, Hi., Is now filled and it will be sev-or- nl during the aad this the two points. tress. H. Brlggs Co. and J. H. 7 o'clock night as injuries oppor- in atouata4ne O'Rlelly Co. last but the vestors of moderate means r.n moons before any demands that the rains the have Yesterday Manager W. Hopewell not pain aaucu did com tunity to In city prop- the streams. Grass la com- 8. o did her she not Invest valuable the ralLoad will wake can run it dry. aad Treasurer J. T. McLaughlin, of the Plain, and it waa about 9 o'clock when erty by purchases of stock of twenty-fiv- e nicely, con-tkto- e Peace Rslgne Everywhere. the these It covers an area of acre ing hp aad it the ralaa Railway company, she waa yard Hack of companies. largo fee for the la as- tool Fe Central' Shenandoah, Pa., Aug. 1. Peace discovered la the Details ot another and holds nearly 38,000,000 galkma of erlater stock nouse. I temperature, low fffted taw Bf.fcW.ooo Mmd issue by the reigns everywhere In the coal region. tne Mrs. West was down town flat roii building, similar to that which water, sured. Highest 90; eompaay, of the proceeds of which between 6 aad 6:30 o'clock. When she at M. The soldiers have settled down for a has caused llttlu leas than a sensation Scrip Ifl.Mf.oee are to a for construction period of enjoyable camp life. returned Hattle was playing In the at Twenty-thir- d street and Broadway, books of the TransmlsslHlppt Baata Fe United States Weather yard with two scrip bureau went oa ante throughout good In aad tho other S&oo.Mv for track and front little native girls aad which has beea spoken ot before Bureau: Some showers the lsaproveaieats 1, 7 : 30 tho Trans inlssourl territory July 34). very light etattoa. Corn other after January VASTLY IMPROVED. about her owa aae. About o'clock ia these letters, have been mado pub- YtotaRy, but at the throe passed through the lic. building plot For a week the central office ia Oasafca to mow growing rapidly, aad third al-it- s live. Hrh The w!H be on a at houoe late the bach yati. the Juncture of Wall, Pearl and Beaver haa beea sending tho hooks to aM prosshm a heavy eeee. A toe No Rain in TaxM and Flood Situation Tho nolaaa feetwMn lh ' river to ripe. Aohuf'fe Sls)od) aVtisae suoHtvety ourou , aatlve girls tell two stories. streets aad will bo twenty stories high. "' uJ 'wMty of early peaches The Taoy soy they sow her fall aad hetood tho eoaat aud St. Paul aad GuH. Tho recent ratoa have greatly Inlawed Mm laiiotUos! Dallas, Texas, Aug. 1. No heavy up scrip wauca represent easaaaratlvobjr Sis At aHMawo a Btateh- - her aad then later denied that they A subeerlptlen bus been staitod by DoooveoauiB fruHe. Prairies are faflatafj SsSJSbbbbbbSb SubbBbsVsi OBMJaSdaW ralaa foil Ib Texas yesterday, hetood otehaazeable for tickets. Tho eWSJPSSJSJB SJBJMV SBTnarVTt dsVSjaSJBjW ) 1ST aad the her up aad said that they 44d the NatkMal Art stub of New York H, to ptoaty BSaBBBBBBBBBBal BBBBBsV aad there of trrtaaMoa M SjHfJM SbsBBbI aUAMsSBBBBBadl aHuatioa to Toothy Improved. TraaV aot see fence. covom are redeeaMbja for an aiaeoat flBdBaapA dskaaaiBBMaBbaSsaaBaB) Bsa 9 WbsbbbTb her fall ea tho la aid of tho reooaoiructlon ot the old sTVIfjPasvVl VVaWPWwBf"W BPS f tW to hw beta hoadled by the Texas Mattfe to a very good loohhur ootored bell tower oa tho ytoMi ot San Mareo, reprosiatlag the dtfsjnaee ltwee tot, rota. .OS. peo-pt- o ease, hakfca tkji MUh ill m wa. rsadti with perfect safety. Maay art aad to well developed for om of Venice, whloh coauaft-to- e tho of ntlleaae uil to M. A. D. aurora: foil raooatly. A uUr scoot the bjot to the trot tooa or age. of Ivo .wHh Sfoacer Tratk, Um ttokot rates. Ing In filing of a demurrer or answer. Mr. for his homo Los Conchas, after LOCAL PARAGRAPHS. good. He will visit St. Chlca-go- , DIVORCE SUIT. row CELERY Loul. Kennedy, a big strong Man, allegee a days' sojourn hero and Santa Fe. PAINE'S Philadelphia, New York and Boa cruel and Inhuman treatment frost hi Col. R. G. .Head left this afternoon H. C. Yonti, of Cerrlllos, la in the ton, nnd expect to be absent from the vlfe, a wee, modcit little woman. The for a trip to Kansas. He will bo gone COMPOUND. city. city about five week. Las A parties In Vegas. I a week. Unhappy Vegas Couple live East Las about H. C. Hayes, temperature yester- - W. If. Kelly came up a railroad man at La After a pleasant vlalt of a few daya The maximum this afternoon Vegas, Is In Gambling Debt day wan 89. minimum 61, from Mexico for a stay In tho Meadow NATURE'S SUMMER HEALTH tho city. Mary Duhraen I now at Santa Fe visit. Compromised, the and Ing mean, 70. The mean humidity v"s 48. city. Oscar Gocbei, clerk at the Golden friends. The lady I a public school Joo Rlchley and daughtor, who have Rule, Is on the sick list. teacher of La Vega. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. SOME GOOD STRIKES. been In Guadalajara, Mexico, arrived WEIL Prof. C. L. Horrlck and wife are now The Choral society will meet tOnlght hero today for a visit. on a visit to friends at Kelly, Socorro at the home of Mr. T. Y. Maynard, Several I mparts nt Discoveries Located Hon. Charles A. Snlecs and Hon. J. It Purines tho Blood and Multiplies tho county. 612 South Second street. All members Special Correspondence. In uMie rn New Maxlen. ,8. Duncan returned this afternoon Number of Vital Red Corpuscles, Harry Hobson. light InsBector for are requested to be present A correspondent of tho Denvor Nows from their trip over on tho Dawson Fc, Is C. May's popular priced shoe Las Vegas, N. M., July 26. A - the Santa In the city making the store decree writing from Sliver City, say : railway, where they were helping ad- FecdB tho Nerves and Tis- round. Is being painted red. Mr. May says lias been rendered in the dlvorco suit The General Concentrates company, iM the damages Incident to their tak-o- f sues and Gives Phy- that he 1 not nfrald to have hla red of Mrs. Clcofcs Oallcgos ,n for a right of way. True W. H. Clarke, of the Hotel Clarke, at Medina Now York, operating at Cook's peak, 'nd Holbrook, was an Albuquerque paint work done In the daytime, against Medi- 1 Th chain gang Jumpod town sical Strength. visitor her husband, Guadalupe have resumed work thero and pur-- the this Saturday. Louis Baer, the Boston wool buyer, na, by Judge Mills, granting the chased two now mines. A fifty-to- n morning, having worked a few days for city. Every stays In Wcnk nerves, exhausted tissue, poor, Assoclato Justico Daniel H. McMil who waa in the territory the paat few and making thu defendant pay plant is being orcctcd at present, forty the hobo that week, ha left for the east, leaving tho costs of 20. In her petition for dl- men being employed Its construc- town a few hours has to pay a poll tax. thin blood, Impaired digestion and lan, ot Socorro, camo down from Santa in morning Mr. Baer and child at Santa Fe to vorco Mrn. Medina nllegcd that hor tion. Custom oro will bo handled as It Is a pinn that works splendidly In sleepless nights, account for much of to this and is sncndlna the ridding thu town of tho tramp pest. day In tho city. visit relatives and friends. husband "led her a dog's llfo" nnd wan well as their own product. tho present existing nummcr misery cruol nnd Inhuman. Evidently A high Mrs. S. Stalley and her four children A. L. Glover and daughter. Miss Stephen Canavan, the popular asses-so- r the rich strike of grado carbon and suffering. Mr. Judgo thought so, too, for now they are ate oro has been mailo In tho few arc here visiting Mrs. W, Cheatham at Blanche, will leavo tomorrow for Los of McKlnley county, was at Santa last Fo At liberty to try a matrimonial venture days on tho Montezuma mine, . n? asianoua. Dear reader, If you aro unfortunate- Angclos, whero they expect to matco yesterday on assessment matter. leased He came gain, they being "frcu and single." Ity J. Ilitchcns Ore from this mine Is V,11."""" y onum ly numbered amongst tho sickly and their future home. In from tho north last night, 1 Fo afternoon nfter a short stay In and continued west to Gallup. In tho enso of 11. Korsytho and being constantly snipped by the lessee. weak today, Is An unusually largo number ot neonle Mor- tno Meadow city. mortals of It now tlmo 'Mrs. Evelyn Lowry ngalnst It. A. At a depth ot 200 feet, last week, appeared on the street Saturday P. A. Win-alo- to awake to a truo realization of your Skinner came In from ris, for a Kamhllnc debt of MOO. which Charles Poo, in charge of tho opera- night. Tho merchants report having this morning to vlalt relatives and (ho defendant refused to pay, the caio! tions of the Cook's Peak Mining com- STONED TO DEATH. danger. The weakening and depress- enjoyed a good business. frienda. Mr. Skinner waa the chief was dismissed upon defendant com- pany, encountered a body of high ing hot weather will only add to your M. F. Lyons, tho accommodating mogul at the Wlnslow Mall offlco, and promising thu matter by paying $250. grade enrbonntc. This Ib tho first Luis Romero Found Alejandro Seba miseries If you aro careless nnd Indif- clerk that waits on tho tho whllo H. A. Pease, the proprietor and High mass bo toutor-- , trado at will celebrated Htriko of ronsaquenco in t'lls Imme- with His Wife. ferent. silk counter at Tho Economist, left editor, was migrating between Win-slo- row morning morning nt Agua Zarcn, diate vicinity, and prospectors nro There is absolute relief and a posi- Saturday night for Denver. and Holbrook, Skinner got out tho In the picturesque llttlo chapel there. O Santa Fo., N. M July 29. Ale- - greatly enthused. 8 tive euro for you In Patnc's Celery Sam Plckard returned this morning Mall Just like a veteran. 'After tho mass will be n picnic In O Jandro Seba was stoned to wonder-workin- g there The Kansas City Smelting & Rcfln death 0 Compound. This med- from the canyon. ing company keeping up rcpu O last night by Luis Romero. Rom- - O a threo weeks' Jaunt on tho Paci- nro the icine is successfully conquering bucIi fic coast. Sam visited at both San Jimmy O'HIclly, the wire pants hnng-t- r tntlon or their properties as steady . & " nl o't his house to bo Bono 0 troubles as yours every day. It is a peddler, Is In ngaln vo duys, Francisco and Los Angeles. troublo for get producers. A car load overy other day , but returned before tho O fact verified by able physicians nnd Somo got - ting drunk. Jimmy Insists on owning j Is being shipped, which output could Jlmo expired nnd found Sobn with 0 thousands of testimonials that Pnlnc's sneak thief Into J. H. Bear- aaaBaLii the town, and the marshnl Insists that bo doubled but for the lack of teams ? "Is wife. Romero reported tho 0 Cclory Compound now, pure, nip's orchard, one night last week and Kerry's makes picked peach coi! iiuiko he ahali not, Jimmy Is really working! to haul tho oro to the loading point. 0 murder to tho authorities and 0 blood, builds up tho nervous system, the trees clean. Thieves now; Is on 0. gave are getting quite bold In Albuquerque. eotnl rruiu, good handling a shovel tho This property itlono has yielded fully himself up. Sena's body was 0 regulates digestion, tho appe- - Is keeping whets Mrs. 8. S. Suplco and llttlo daughter rrons urn Ito more cut- streets. Another hobo him $3,000,000 In the Inst ten years. 0 dragged 300 yards through wire 0 tite and gives vigor and strength to tomiTK wj each year the company. lBO-fo- have returned to In At the level of tho Gettys- 0 fences and over stones to his own 0 combat the discomforts of tho heated their home Naeo, crops and cuitomer hnve Thomas nurns has filed suit against burg mine, in the Burros, tho ore has 0 home. Seba was a widower with" 0 term.. Arizona, after a pleasant visit of fire grown grmtcr. That's tlit company weeks with relative hero. Mia tho Ttaton Coal nnd Col."' for changed in chnrncterfrc-- a carbonate 0 throe cnudren. 0 Mrs. J. N. Morgan, secretary, Md., and friends srCt cr Ferry ram. 15,000 damages. was running M, 1 Moro Terry's Rocdi sold Themes to n pure sulphide, the vein assuming 0 0 used Palno's Celery Compound to ban- Alts. K. Sleight, of Socorro, a hack lino Raton nn.l (lird-no- r '.tilting with her mother, Mary ami sown than any other betven Immense proportions nnd still widen- 000000000 0 0000000.00 ish nervous prostration, heart palpita- Mrs. mu. toia or an aeaiera. and, ho alios In Uli complaint, ing. Is exceedingly rich. Tho J Borden. Mrs. Sleight is a teacher new a; Tho ore tion and insomi.la. The great medi- uw Annum rtlKM, that tho company cniuel the rest of mlno Is owned by the Alle3andro Min- Bernalillo Sato ball. cine quickly physical strength In the Congregational mission school 0. M. Ferry A Oa tho driver, csnfl: cated his liam for restored at Socorro. ing company, of which L. P. Demlng Is Special to Tho Citizen. by purifying blood, bracing BgrngrTI twenty hours, in general caused tho tho BkYT I mil general manager. Bernalillo, N. M July 28. Yester- nerves and building up tissue; she A largo number of ladles and chil ss, .v.irt ho $5,-00- 0 Injury to his buMr f3ols day thero was a good game of ball be- says: dren availed themselves of ladles' af would r.r-'i- his g.lcf nnd about FROM LAS VEGAS. tween tho Reds nnd tho Blues nere. I ternoon nt the First street loss of huslncis. Evidently the hack "When began tho use of Palno's natatorlum M tho ond of the tenth Inning tho Celery Compound I was suffering on Friday afternoon, and the pool was business In Raton L a bonanza. Vegcs Office with Chances at Las Freight score was 4 to 4 and tho game was nervous prostration, had palpitation of a lively scene. 8. R. Davis, Jr., vln returned from Annual Encampment of Mi- called. On August 10, a game will be Santa Rosn last evening, where he the heart and could not sleep. When Miss Gertrude uuhrson. who ha litia Companies. pluycd with an outside team, but It I first wont to bed I would sleep ono or been visiting with Mrs. Ed Willis tho took ovldcnco before E. It. Wright In has not yet been decided which one. past the land capo or Ij, M. Shelly va. Felipe Special Correspondence. two hours, but would wake with a few days, left this morning for Baca, says that n mill and lake were Las Vegas. N. 'M., July 27. Quite a start. I would get up in the morning Espanola, whero she will teach school washed out nt Snlano, near Apache little chango took effect In the Santa Resist Importation. feeling worse than whon I went to bed. the coming winter. Omaha, Now, Com- Kodol Springs Saturday night, nnd consldcrn Fo freight offices Saturday evening. Neb., July 29. Secretary after using Palno's Celery Mrs. W. B. Oilman, wife of tho Gil- - Mo damago don?. Anron Bampo has resigned as night Samuel Grace, of tho Machinists' un- pound, I can eat and sleep well and man Employment agency manager, Mlsn Bessie Coolcy has invitations ticket agent nnd left for Chicago. II. S. ion, received from tho United States wako up In the morning feeling re- camo up from El Paso this morning. Dyspepsia Cure out for n card parly on tho evening of Haskell takes his place in the ticket Immigration Imreau information that freshed and strong." They will go to bouse keeping as soon the 31st. office, Theodore Thompson takes Has- any nttcmpt to Import men from for- as Mr. Oilman can find a suitable Digests what yon eat. Miss Dorothy Money entertained n kell's place In the freight office and W. eign countries to take tho places of ASSASSINATION CHARGED. house. This preparation contains all of tba number of her llttlo friends today in R. Cameron takes Thompson's place as striking shopmen on tho railroads of William Jenks, tho mining engineer digestanta and dlgcsta all kinds of honor of her Cth birthday. Tho little yard clerk. the country would receive tho Imme- General Delgado Nov Under Arrest at and metallurgist, who, with his wife, food. ltRlvealnstantrellcf and never folks had a big time About fifteen carriage loads of citi- diate attention el the government. Havana. has been Bpenulng a couple ot months raws to cure, it auows you t eat aji Mrs. Jefferson Rnynolds, accompa- zens from Lns egas attended high In Los Angeles, Cal., writes to The Cit- the food you want. Tno most at nil Mr nied by Mrs. Clark, her sister, went mass at Agua area Saturday. Tho lit- DENIES IT. New York, July 29. General Del- izen that ho expects to arrive home to- stomachs can take it. By Its use many down to Santa Fe this afternoon for a tle chapel at Agua JCnrca Is one of the gado is under arrest at Havana, saya a morrow. thousand of dyspeptic have been neighborhood, World dispatch, charged with as- short visit. most picturesque In tho Governor Odell Will Not Go with the the The San Marclal Bee says: The cured after everything else fulled. la Fred Fornoff, doputy United and tho Catholic congregation is very sassination of Antonio Acosta, a unequalled for the stomach. Child the Unlen Pacific. people of San Marclal and vicinity States marshnl, went down to Olorietn devout. Tho cclabrntlon today was an nephew of Colonel Baldomoro Acosto. place many re n with weak stomachs thrive om it. was followed by Delgado was acting of police of orders with the Whitney Adietunnaceeaary. this afternoon on official business. Interesting event and Omaha, Neb., July 20. At tho Union chief company of Albuquerque. Till Arm First dose relieves. Olor-Ict- a picnic. Acosta was ar- W. B. Twltchell came up from a Pacific headquarters it was stated to- Punta Pravla, where is capturing now along opon-in- g power Young business all last night. Mr. Twltchell Is Tho at tho coal mines at EI day nothing definitely Is known of the rested and disappeared. Acosta the line. up somo fine properties down there, Porvenlr has proven Insufficient to coming re- was aide-de-cam- p to Delgado during of Governor Odell, who is Miss Louise Wallace, one of tho ef lie represents some Chicago capital- nandlo the machinery, so the company ported to have accepted n position the war. ists and says ho has a "good thing" has ordered a ten-hors- e power engine with ficient Instructors at the local Indian the road. Boston school .left Saturday evening for Wash J. H. O Rlelly ft Co. and B. H. Brlgge In the ore line at Ribore. from Aurora. Illinois, as well as other Ono of tho officials Is quoted as say- Wool. Tho cavalry and infantry companies machinery. Tlio company is gradually Boston, Mass., July 29. Tho posi- ington, Ark., where sho will spend her ft Co. ing If Odell Is to be connected with the summer vacation visiting with friends will havo a little sham battle up tho collecting a valuable lot ot machinery Union Pacific it probably will be in the tion of wool this week Is strong with do-fen- and relatives. canyon Sunday. The infantry will d and the development is being pushed capacity ot lltuncler or genet al coun- the outlook favorable for higher prices. the canyon, as fast as money can do It. sel. In wool growing districts the situation Roy fi. Barrow, of Los Angoles, a 6C YEARS Mrs. Ondordonk nnd children, ac- M. II. Goldcnberg & Co. havo en- la firmer and prices reported to be friend ot Depot Master Barton, pawed XPIRMNCK companied by Mrs. James Van Cleve, tered the following suits In tho Guada- Odell Saya No. generally advancing. As high as 10 through the city this morning en route lupe county Against M. paid good to St. Louis, where he will act as en enmo down from Denver this nftcrnoon district court: Albany, N. Y 29. cents has been for clips an to recov- July Governor 3 gineer In tho mining department ot for a visit here with friends. T. Moore, attachment suit Ouell, today, report there, which is fully cents a pound Dr. C. St. nnd wifo nro hero er the sum of SI 48.GG, amount alleged declared tho that paid same clips a year the exhibition building. J. John ho to accept a position as gen- uigncr than for from Colorado Springs to find a place due for merchandise sold; against Har- intends ago. A merry crowd ot young people trip eral eastern representative of the Har-rlma- u for their son, who is affected with lung ry Edwards, a suit to recover Judg- ped tho light fantastic at tho Bsrry- - S10G.1G; railroad Interests as absolutely ubway mm trouble. Mr. St. John Is a member of ment In the sum of against J. Blast. Dovluo dance, which wa held at Or TIMBC council in Colorado Springs W. Garvcy & Dro., a suit In attachment without foundation. 29. DcetQNs tho and Now York, July As tho result' chestrion hall Saturday night. These COPVPHOHY to recover Judgment In Bum of 9. Ac. was tho contractor here for some of the of a premature blast In tho rapid tran- Saturday nlgbt dances are growing Anyone eendlus a tkelrh and deeerlptlnn mar tho plumbing ou tho now school build- Evidently Mr. Goldcnberg Is Valuable Buildings Burned. sit subway at Park avenue and Forty-firs- t quite popular. The music waa fine. aloalr awwrlaln our opinion free vhetlier aa Invention M probtblr piiMM, C'omniKimt. ing. cleaning off the old books. Pittsburg, Pa., July 29. Tho Denoon street today four men wero seri- Rev. Herman Becker and family, of Itone Mrtdiy oonMeni&T HaaOooi on ftfieiiu S. T. Kline is on tho Indisposed list An effort is being made by some ot and Stewart buildings, eight-stor-y ously hurt, two of whom It is thought eetjt free, (flitwt aeener for eewrmajieleai. New Orleans, aro visiting with the taaen tfcrofb'Mnaa JCo. teeelf captains tho companies r'nte W today and has knocked off work. the of militia brown stone structures, woro burned will die. family of John Becker, ot Bclen. Rov. f)4j4 MoMfvi without CeMwTBJwe Mrs. Lott, a sister of Mrs. O. H. In the territory to make arrangements this morning. Tho adjoining building Becker Rev. Rl of encampment of assisted cater, this Rhodes, arrived yesterday evening for un annual all the at 023 Liberty avenue, occupied by S. DESPERATE FROM HUNGER. city, !n the services he. at the Ger- from Muncle, Ind., for a visit here. militia companies, as Is done In all the & Co., grocers, was A lienteomelT meetttee weeelr. fMveetele. Ewart wholesale man Lutheran church at Belea yester- Bk m Is tho encampments the com- ealaUiM of anr eeteitlif tneraati Venue, T. J. Gavin down from Cleveland states. At badly damaged. Tho loss Is estimated day. I put valuablo Y&oui Indiana Made a Fierce Attack an rw ISe' Pi"", ei. axNaere today seeing friends and talking busi- panies arc through drills at $300,000. Several firemen were in- 99 tKPtGaj ness. nnd taught new manonvcrs, besides a Ranch. George E. Roe, western freight nnd jured by explosions, but will recover. passenger agent for Fc, ac C. Porter Is hero from Thatcher, Col- hnvlng a good outing. Tho encamp- Tucson, Ariz., Joly 29. Driven to the Santa rnuwe companied by hi wife daughter, I orado, seeing tho sights of tho Meadow ments nro roally Invaluablo to tho dis- Earthquake General. desperation by hunger thirty Yaquls, and city. cipline and training of tho militia, and Miss Magdalene, passed through the Omaha, Nob., July 29. Reports half of them women, swooped down city morning en route from Z. S. Longeman Is name of It Is hoped there will bo one In this ter- Hermo-sillo- . this El i.ie the from points in northern and western upon the Carman ranch near Paso to with New new postmaster at Mora. He took ritory. Captain Da Costa proposes A fierce fight followed. When visit relatives la ago. company a week In Nebraska Indicate yesterday'? earth- York, charge a few days that his shall have moro re- a patrol of Mexican troops came to the camp, nnywny, billed a big In- quake was general than first J. E. Saint was a paaaenger tor Ken Phoclon Howard, a special corre- and has In complica- rescue two women and Ave men lay for Au- ported and quite severe nedy this morning. spondent in Washington, went through fantry danco at Rosenthal hall Tho breaking of windows and dead. The Yaquls wore overwhelmed 7 gust G funds for tho expense tions. on No. this evening en route to El to raise dishes and cracking of plaster was the and captured. Hon. Quinby Vance, ot Santa Fo, Is CAVEAT, TRAM MAftKfJ. Paso to seo P. r'. Garrett, tho collector of the commissary. Tho tents can bo an Albuquerque visitor. COPYRIGHTS AMO DISIONf). by extent of damage. BMMI jmmr Wi if there. furnished the adjutant general and Wisconsin Opticians. Trainmaster Gibson expect to re leaem direct to San company proposes to haven week's asvee imm, enew Mas, Miss Nellie Parish returned to the Oshkosh, Wis., July 29. Men of turn to Window this evening. a eBM len te W. T. F. Clay nnd family. encampment nnd the taste of army life Su Wah'o Car Gene North. a Mart visit hero with prosperous and learned appearance C. L. Doran. postoffico Inspector, nr. r Watrous and Shoemaker even have In September. Santa Fe furniture car No. 7479 has filled tho corridors of tho Athearn rived from the north last night. BBatl aVaam. got it ping pong. J. K. Martin abet- Considerable enthusiasm Is being gone nt last and tho local railroad men hotel today and of sklametors MS).. lkftanta rn talked IBB BITS BttUl ftOtfcd), ted the ense by making tho boards for worked up over tho first class ball havo a breathing spell. No. 7479 camo and ophthalmoscopes and other things Mrs. 8. C. Foster, registering from tNl the devotees. team organized here. Charles Rhodes, up from El Paso yesterday morning of which tho ordinary man knows as this city, Is at tho Clalro hotel In Santa Mrs. Ii. A. Ilnnnon, who has been tho pitcher who has been playing with and went north last night on fast much ns tho cow does of Hebrew. They Fo. quite 111 with typhoid fever, Is able to Santa Fo, has decided to remain with freight No. 33. Tho local switchmen woro members of the Wisconsin State Col, E. W. Dobson, who was at Bants all up, and Is convalescent. his homo tenm and hold down tho box handled It with gloves, not because Optical society and occasion is Fe on legal mattors, has returned to woro would bo broken, the Professor Cockrell nnd wife wont here. Tho diamond and outfield have they afraid it their third annual meeting, which be- the city. out to Ulako'a ranch today for an out- been scraped and put in readiness fflr but because ft hits tho reputation of ad- hanging gan this afternoon with tho annual A. A. Keon. torrltorlal lan J commis ing. tho season's work. Tho uniforms will being a 'onah, whenever of president, Alva Snider, of sioner, and wifo nnived from Santa Fn E. 0. BURLINGAME A CO., noxt week. Tho It was Bu Walt's car. dress tho A number of the normal graduates bo here at tho end of around." Bololt, and the reports of the other last'nlght. I arc figuring on going on a big camping boys havo been putting in good time which to show A. officers, ail of tended A. F. Splcgclbcrg was hero ycBtorday , expedition tho first of next week. They practicing, and tho team Is rounding Y. M. C. Conference. flourishing so- BamplesbySMHor con- tho condition of tho irom aanta us letutntu norm :tlaMl.litllnColorao,186. jWill probably lenvo Monday. Into good shape. Mobile, Ala., July 29. A notable ciety. Tomorrow convention will replevin tho general secretaries, phy- the this morning. Mrs. James A. Dick gave ono of tho J. F. PaulBen entered a suit ference of take up the discussion of technical vm aajPawl season against National bank of Ra- sical dlrectora and salaried officials of D. Spitz, of "Tho Phoenix" dry goods MM or puneHAeta. most pleasant parties of tho tho First subjects of Interest to tho profession. CaMMgilUi Task loo Is, ar car lead lets, yesterday afternoon at hor homo on ton and a decision was given in favor tho Young Men's Christian association store will leavo this evening for tho write tor term. irifth street. The amusement wns six of tho plaintiff. A motion for a now opened In Mobile t oday, Alabama, Far Gead Roads. eastern markets to buy fall and winter I736-I73- S Lawreaee Doaver. . repre- handed euchre. Mrs. Charles A. Spless trial was mado nnd allowed, and the Louisiana and Mississippi aro Greenville, Mich., July 29. Tho good carried off tho first prize, Mrs. R. G. caso will get a second hearing. sented. Tho sessions continue two undoubtedly re- many ques- roads movement will Mead tho se;ond nnd Mrs. F. E. Olney R. C. Held returned Friday afternoon days, during which time ceive" a great Impetus from tho stale (he consolation. There were about fi- from his several month', sojourn In tions relating to tho welfare and de- treatment convention whlcFi began here today fty guests presont to partake of Mrs, Topoka, whero ho received velopment of the organization aro to under the auspices of the national hospitality and dainty refresh-eats- . for his Injured limb. He Is not well be discussed. Dick's although good roads association. Accredited A CHANCE IN A LIFE TIME Mrs, Dick Is noted for her yet and still uses crutches, delegates are here from many parts of parties and her splendid repu- he hopes to soon discard them. John W. Rata Bead. railway v. tho state to listen to addreaaea by Mar- a good was fully Everybody Is talking street Washington, July John Rosa, ex-pet- tation as hostess ii. Dodge good roads ts milling reporters aro eagerly one-rle- d tin and other to Invent oa the greaad floor with owners, In a aovatoffad free BMiatained by yesterday's affair. now and the for twelve years a member of the practical demon- developments. pro-mot- e and to wltneaa gold mine that has produced, aad aas eipaaded oa it It was a largo crowd from hero that as to new The lxard of cammlMloners of the District good sav the work will be pushed to Columbia, died morning, after a strations of road construction steaded tho consecration ceremonies of this and repair. The gathering will bat'n FIFTY THOU BANC DOI.LAM to-als- completion aa fact as energy and push, lingering Ho waa horn in 1841 M Mshop J. R. Pitival at Santa Fo Illness. session until the end of the week. Tab ceremonies wcro very elab- - backed by money, can do It. at Lewlston, III., and removed to Wash- la development oa the ledge aad a complete Its stamp mlH, with aM Mite and many of the reverend fatb- - Samuel Sproul entered a suit against ington In 187S. i.x Gathering a Pythlana. other aeesary maeaiaery ready to ma. all over tho territory vero In Peter Longujnuyr In Colfax county, to Albany. N. Y.. July St, The grand The oaarh I not a proapeot, hat a mine that haa praam, wa Father Henry Pouget restrain him from using the water ot A JeHy Hay RMe. ledge meeting of the Knlghta of are placiac tffttat shares of devalepmeat stock at So per share, - presided at thu organ. the Sugarlto river. A temporary young people load- ttal stock 1.00MM (par valw 11 eaoh). paM aad m etfhhfeett- plaintiff, A merry crowd of Pythwa in seasIon hare la one of the share, loio, tno attorney wno was granted to the wagon loaded by or- asssahle, to further develop pat the property,fyoa a parens Mm permission to ed themselves Into a largest gathering ever hold the mi t fes. tho ball game. Is getting granting him exclusive with hay last evening and went out on der in this state. Delegate from at! A property lying aaar.tao Osark, witk nowhere aa aaad a i bo borne use tno water. I vary fit MM well, but it wii. the meaa for a dilve. Tho wagon the local loagea la the state were area-es- t ooasl aaaTT'osPBB9Jfcoa te a 1 Nlomeyer and wife, who have (MvMMIMpal BAfe MMM will Do nine to get George teppan high upon the meaa ana the today whan the waa form-H- r III MBit AIMf W9 WBNR A. Maye, aaettaf wIM) Wfca 9V9eT-10- broken limb. been visiting the family of 8. ua side lfMMdCt TPeWS MMt akiptepMFofJak VMf vttlaV WMNtN4f mH9, to party tmlaaaed and devoured alx opened In' Odd Fellow' haM. the now fountain In returned Saturday afternoon their watrnetoM, that had bean Moutlae Ituniaaan oecaalsd tho gatar r heartily approved home In Cincinnati. provkM for the occasion. were part of the day. Tomorrow thar wtN aMtft taW Ifell OMMtttMFt Jt Will GbMbMv sjaMMa' - of Thar 4QSee aUllNt ve seen them, cs- Mr. Smith, member of the ftm MImm Mteale Oeell. Mamie Ttoraar. be a big pwraoa and drill. JPbT stoyfeMr 9M4t6WMV pl9pil9t99 MpOVw 9tk flftfeNb aMrVM9flfc9Mj era to the Smith, returned to Loc Lvnea pro fund Jonea ft Mary Tatter, . Hatan iteeh, Bertha fountain. It will nlawt. - , Ok latt Batte Bawara aan Bjthal OatUa, waee aeet at rneaa. ,-- '. - ii A. C. Whitford came down Lobea, m t r'CCIa beauty of the Mrs. Meaara. Tarn NMaee, naae Rata Must evening where aha Pole. attorney for aSMHtVSL I , orce case of. VaHar Butler and faatttr ra- ; Tli'lSrLLlIZJZLrS. y Kennedy. ttirMai I m -- 1 har ishwaa MeHta i..Baaalar , awntlff to AHVuf) In Iaa BjRniBjmjn amm) allow the ft PEACH SPRINGS' MURDER. A PAINT SUIT. Judge H. McMillan Jese Maria Agulre, While Asleep, Peer Quality of Paint Used Plaintiff 0. Masts His Deem. wen case. CHARdlS TO H mVMTKMTID Last Sunday night a Mexican by tho A caso of quality took up tho greater Topics name or Railroad Jose Maria Agulre, was killed part of two days of Judge Crawford's while asleep and Antonio Gutierrez le time last weok. Tho firm of DoPrlest A largo and representative of from 'Washington crowd are to the effect thai charged with tho crime. It appears A SayerB sued Carl Hoffman and wife Drnkcmnn Frank Flomerfclt Is tak- effect nt or.rc Merchants who havd that Mexicans, who employ- e Carlsbad's citizens held a maa meet tho department of Justice will take no the aro for 169.10, tho balance due for the ing a much needed lay off. given tra-J- Ir, th Santa Fe. It Is nald, ed by ob- las In the house, Wednesday eve-- ' notice of your the railroad under contract, painting or tho Hoffman houso on will be upon to uxplatn fiohr, court the charges, committee 8el-Igms- Mis. Fred Saxton has to tailed tained a supply or whisky n returned nlng, to take action In the matter ot is or tho opinion the president from North Second street. A long array of her home pleas- prntcrence r.:.d be alven to that Sunday evening tbey pro- nt 8an Marclal after a understand the gravo charges of Immoral conduct should be requested to at once causo and witnesses were heard on lioth sides ant lBlt with Albuquerque friends. that Southern .'.iclfle cpeclul privileges ceeded to make merry. Several of or mado against Hon. D. K. McMillan, an Investigation to be made, by an and some of tho tricks the painter's N. M. will be to en from them unless thoy, them got very drunk and among these In or Rice, assistant general store- Judgeof the Fifth judicial district, agent, who will not suffer himself to trade, used cheapening the cost keeper for tho Fe, decide Unit It would be moro to their says (ho Argua. by was Gutlerres. Conflicting stories arc material used in painting, were Santa is touring tho be Influenced any ulterior motives, told regarding aired. coast lines Inspecting Inltrcit to uso tint lino. Shortly 8 o'clock Mayor D. II, nut or tho manner In which The houso was painted under tho di- storehouses and after will without fear favor ascertain Agulre was killed but there Is no supplies. Lucas called the convention to order, and report the truth, tho whole truth doubt rection or Mr. DePrlest. The first coat May Organise a Labor Scard. Gen- that whllo the unfortunato man slept or yel- Tho Sun Bernardino Sun says that and C. H. McLenathea was elected and nothing but the truth, and we he paint or tho priming coat, was eral Manacur 11, IJ. Mudge, of the A, had his head beaten In with a club. low. Mr. Hoffman changed Frank 11. Harris, of the master me- chairman, and D. Grceno", secretary. therefore recommend tho adoption ot A Mexican woman his mind Snnta To hi t l a meet Ins In Chicago to-wl- made tho statement chanic's ofllco, Is entertaining Bi- In a ahort, conclae and eloquont following t: as to tho color ho wished to have his his where tho p'uornl mnungcra the resolution, that beforo midnight Gutierrez knock- ster, of tho speech, Resolved, house painted and directed the painter Miss Louise and Lollta Harris, of In con- Chairman McLenathan stated That the president of the ed at her door and asked for admission Albuquerque. tallroads centering Chicago am the object of the meeting to bo the In- United States lie, and he hereby is, re and to put a dark color over a light prim- sidering tho advisability of establish- that when ho received no answer ing. In some places Dargltz, vestigation of the charges against spcctfully requested to causo an In ho went on to tho end ot tho house tho first coat of James who twisted brakes ing a general labor board, whose indi- Judge McMillan, and If, In the judg- vestlgatlon to bo mado or tho condl where Agulre slept; paint, which was yellow, showed up on tho Topeka division two years ago, vidual momberH will bo empowered to or or that she went out through but who now ment of tho people, Riifflclont evidence tloa tho courts tho Fifth judicial shortly after and round Agulro dead tho last coat, which is of a captains a train out of act for tho railroads thoy represent. was adduced to Justify an Investiga- district ot the territory or New Mcx and Gutierrez asleep a short distance dark color. Mr. Hoffman did not think Raton, N. M., Is In Topeka for n brief Should tho plan bo carried out an at- tion, to lay formal protest hefore tho Ico; and that aald Investigation phall away. She accused him or tho crime it was a good job aud had been told renewal of acquaintances. tempt will ulso bo made to Induco tho president against his continuance on Include an Inquiry Into tho official and and he tald: "I do not know; forgive that a poor quality or paint had been Machinist Sherman was In Topeka latior itniouH to organize a similar the supreme bench of New Mexico, un- personal conduct or the Hon. D. H me." This was not the story she told used, and refused to pay tho money Friday from San Luis Potosl, Mexico, board to treat with the railway board ices exonerated upon a full and search- McMillan, Judge or said district, and due, hence, tho suit. A decision was whero ho has been following Ills on grievances. Tho plan has not beer at the preliminary and since that time or trado ing Investigation. that the agent making such Investlga she tells conflicting stories. It may bo reached In favor the plaintiff. for tho Mexican Central. His services fully outlined, and thoro arc certain On motion of Judge A. A. Freeman, tlon shall be required to report all the that tho murder was committed by Felix Lester was attorney for Carl have been cngnged by tho Santa Fe, difficultly in tho wny or Its being car- duly Hocotlded. the chair annnlntnri tha facts that may came to his knowledre. other parties and that the woman Is Hoffman and City Atorney J. H. Stln-gl- o nnd ho will lie sent to Raton, N. M., to ried out. Several or tho executive following committee to examine Into giving the names or and the testimony trying to shield them. Sho and her represented tho Arm of DePrlest & work. officials of tho big systems, however, reao-lutlo- Sayers, tho charges and to report a set of or each witness examined by htm. husband are holng held to await in- R. It. Hammond, superintendent of aro Interesting themselves in tho mat-to- r embodying the sentiments of Second Be It further resolved that vestigation or tho matter. maintenance of tho 'Frisco system, baH in thn hopo that such lioarda will this community: A. H. Pratt, D. H. the chairman of thla meeting causo GOLDEN DISTRICT. resigned to accept bo found to bo practicable. Tho object Wedding. service with the Lucas, A. c. Heard, A. A. Freeman, this report and this resolution to be Netable Missouri, Kansas & Texas Kalliosd of tho plan la to nave expenso and time W. A. Flnlay, B. sent to president or Interesting Mining Notes From Ciolden for Sam Smith, F. O. tho the United Newport, R. I., July 26. A wedding company aa man-uge- r. both the railroad officials and tha copy and Vicinity. assistant general Tracy, L. O. Fullen, H. B. Berner, J. K. States, that a thereof lie sent to of note took place at Jamestown to- Tho resignation Is effective Au- employes. Laverty and M. P. Kerr. Hon. B. S. Rodey, our delegate to con day, the brldo being Miss Elsie L. Special Correspondence. gust 1. After a of grcBS, with tho request us Golden, N. M 26. Rlsh-wort- Robinson Moved to St. Louis. Tha recess about fifteen or that ho aid Bleesker, daughter of Captlan John V. July W. S. Tho Fo completing twenty minutea tho above committee in procuring this Investigation, and B. Blecker, United States Navy, and manager for the Bnird Mining Santa is tho con Mexican Central Railway company, now slxteen-stal- l Way-mout- struction ot tho addi limited, hay Issued nn reported the following resolutions, that a copy be sent to the Hon. Daniel the bridegroom Captlan E. G. h company, reports struck water official circular and havlns tion to the present round house, mak- upon motion or 0. H. Hutchlns they H . McMillan. or the British Army. Tho cere- at tho 17G foot livel. announcing that tho ofllco of president ing in all thirty stalls. The new brick company were adopted by meeting: A. A. FREEMAN, mony was performed by Bishop r, James Lucas Is having his five stamp of the has been transferror the storehouse, 60x90 feet, Mr. Chairman: Your committee, lias A. C. HEARD, assisted by the Rev. D. mill repaired and will commence and tho oil to St. Louis, with headquarters In tho Charles bouse, 18x20 fin- had LAVERTY, Burrows, or ch- stamping oro from tho Black feet, aro also about Bank of Commerce building. A. A. under consideration tho following J. E. rector St. Matthew's Prince ished. resolution, to-wi- M. P. KERR. urch. Tho best man was Captlan mine next week, where ho nas eeveral Robinson, president, will divide his Resolved, That a coramltteo lie ap- A. N. PRATT. Wakefield, a fellow officer or the bride- tons of good ore out. Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Walsh wore in time between St. Louis and tho City of pointed to report on the condition of W. A. FINLAY, groom, and the maid or honor was Miss Prof. L. Grlswold Is still getting tho city yesterday visiting with Mexico. 1 113 homo Is In Topeka, Kan. district court affairs In this county; FRANCIS 0. TRACY, Mount or New York some cement out of the Industrial Pla- friends. They are from Albuquerque Tho through traffic arrangement be- and also on certain charges relating to D. II. LUCAS, cer Mining company a property, and and will spend their vacation in Santa tween tho Rock Island and tho Mex- the personal conduct of tho presiding L. O. FULLEN, Old Home Week. having it run in the Old Reliable Min- Monica. Mr. Walsh is connected with ican Central, negotiations for which' Judgo of this Judicial district, the Hon. H. II. BERNKR, Boston, Mass., July 26. Old home ing company's mill at Golden. tho Santa Fo offices In tho New Mex have een under wny for some time, Daniel H. McMillan, and it begs leave S. 11. SMITH, week begins tomorrow, and thousands The McKlnlcy Mining company re- ican town. San Bernardino Sun. as previously announced, will bo com- to report as follows: Committee. of tho sons and daughters or the old ceived 5,000 feet uf lumber iOBt Thurs- Mr. Ettcr was appointed chief clerk pleted soon, utter which time tho Rock First For the last year or more the Bay Stato aro on the way to pay their day to timber the main shaft to the by Mr. Hurley when the western grand Island, like the Katy, will run through work ot tho court In this county baa Rural Malta Hurt Trade. annual visit to their natlvo heath, sixty foot level. Free gold oro has division was created, his appoint tralnu from St. Louis to the City of every and Mexico. been extremely unsatisfactory. This Washington, July 29. Tho rural town from Cape Cod to tho Ber- been taken out uinco the Inst mill run ment to tho same position under Mr. condition haB been tho result of a num- mall delivery was hailed with delight kshire Hills has made preparations to was made. Hurley nt Topeka Is In lino with the ber of causes. In tho first place, while welcome and entertain them. Includ- Lloyd Augustine and Lionel Tuck, in- usual custom of railway officials, who Electric Car Competition. The Chi- when It waB first placed Itito operation, cago U the law of congress requires tho Judge but there promises to develop a lively ed among tho visitors will bo many terested in the Black Hawk and Capi- prefer to keep their accustomed depu Eastern Illinois rond has an- to reside In the district over which from Ililnlos, Indiana, Iowa, Wiscon- tal mining claims, In.this district, came ties them. nounced that on and after Sunday next opposition to 's further extension. The about will (Discontinue ho presides, yet Judgo Mcmillan has country Is sin, Colorado, Missouri and other parts down from Colorado and have done it Uh auburban train storekeeper declares that It Great preparations are being nindo Forty-sevent- h persistently declined and still declines ot tho West. this year's assessment work on both servlco to Archer avenue, ruining his business and he Is calling by tho different railroads for tho ac Fifty-fift- Flftv-nlnt- to obey this law, keeping his territorial upon congressman claims. street, h street nnd h his lor redress. Un Ball Players Frank White has struck good commodations and conveniences- of otrect ntniiw- - residence in the city of Santa Fe, 737 dcr the old postal regulations tho to Confer. sonic thoso who wish to attend the national miles distant, by nearest railroad con- New York. July 26. A meeting of copper ore in the Gold King mine. farmer went to the village for his mail, Pc-dr- meeting of nection, from tho county seat of this tho Players'Protcctlvo Association, the Some of the oro wns tested at San o and Just so sure as lie went ho left nrst opened, last weok. The county, thus rendering It extremely some money with tho storekeeper. since tho ball season is Inconvenient, and sometimes Impossi- to bo held tomorrow at tho Sturtevant shows 18 and 20 pei Now ho remains at home, never going House owing besides good per cc ble to reach hTin in tho ordinary course village except or and to tho Importance of a to tho in cases neces the subjects to be will D. A. Lyon, after of buslnes. slty, enlisting the services or the malt considered It Second He has been guilty of con- attract considerable attention from weeks In Golden, glv carrier to do some little chores which lovers or game. Is tho cement beds of tl duct unbecoming to one occupying his he desires. the It expected that high and responsible position, In the meeting will be attened by renre ccr Mining company that r.enatlves or twelve or yesterday at noon fo; he has associated himself in an im- State Bank Examiners. the sixteen M.uiuu Troimr.rlut, In, proper manner with woman who American and National League clubs, Cal. Messrs. Griswc Hpenklng of tho big excursion of It Detroit, Mich., 29. A Santa r.ot his wife, In support of which we July national the players or the remaining four clubs still romaln in Golde w ww. oiuric,,of the Forks Fo men to Redondo, says: submit the following specifications: association of stato bank examiners being unable to attend because they moro tests will be in ...w. win also bo a member of the party, "The striking bollermakcrs did not and financial officials is expected to re aro present supervision. will I Here follows the olght soparato and at in tho West. Existing which leave within tho next few go on the employes' excursion to Re- Lin- suit from the conference here today in relations between tho two leagues will weeks. dondo, But sta- distinct allegations of people In or they were all at the coln county, who caw specified compliance with tho call S. T. John bo discussed, and the probablo result OLD MINER KILLED. According to tho Offlclol tion to seo tho trains pull out certain son, bank or Journal of this acts to guilt of stato examiner Minnesota. to tho ball player. Tho possibility or France, there are 478,115 rail- morning. Two ot tho bollermakcrs that tend establish the Tho Intention of tho new organization peace miles of Judgo McMillan. Those testifying In-c- ucing nociarcu between tue two James Thomas Run Over and Killed way In tho world. America at went to thn office ot G. R. Joughins Is to adopt uniform rules tor man organizations consquent cutt- stands le llowmnd, Kmll ff the and tho by the Cars. tho head with 249.G7C yesterday, It Ih believed, for tho pur-:s-u licit Filtz. agement or to among ing miles. Europe of Lincoln county; Mr. Hulbert, banks and advise of salaries will be discussed and An old miner about 40 yeurs old, comes next with 175,785 miles of track. of arranging for transportation themselves as to legislation that may measures planned to bolster up tho for tho Thoy hotel keeper; Mrs. Ilaca, at whoso or point. named James Thomas, was killed by Asia has 25.050 miles, Africa 11,450 strikers to Kedondo. did house the woman had rooms; Mr. bo needed and tho effect existing weak Contract Jumnlne will neing run over y tho cars near Pleute and Oceanlca 15,594 miles. The latter not see Mr. Joughins, and It Is under- Mocler, a reputable Mr. legislation, and to secure tho enact also receive attention and it Ib possible station morning, says, includes stood from reliable authority they, merchant; may bo stops punish the other tho Australia and New Zealand, that l.utz, county treasurer; James Ilrcnt, ment of such new laws as con that some to players who Kingman Miner. Tho man had been of course. did not ask to seo him after they got sldercd necessary for the greater pro. jump their contracts may be taken by of Silver City, formerly sheriff of Lin- at work at Searchlight, and had como Tho Wlnslow Mall aaya: Harvey on tho second floor of tho green houso county, tectlou of Investments and the invest tho association. aofl'B, up on thn hill. o coln and several othora whoso Ing to whero ho filled with whis- Powell, formerly of Albuquerque, but They had few words testimony Is nil public and tho states generally. key until In a drunken crnzo he Imag- with tho cl'luf clerk, as con- corrolioratlvc. Tho last fclk Preparations. who for the past two months has been and tho specification mentioned tho accusation ined somo unknown men were tryini; holding down a position In rail- versation had no 'jnaring on the strike, Mr. Ilctto is a brother-in-la- of ox Tho Elks Saturday nleht Initiated to the ifl in open court by Attorney Daca, of So- kill him. Tho people about Goff's road offices at Ash Fork, stopped off In it thought that they wero after Superintendent C. F. Ressegule. and Is J E. Saint and John McGllllvray. l watched hi during corro. The woman went by tho name or in the evening, and Wlnslow a good part of the week and transportation to Redondo. It was of Mrs. Helen Parks. an experienced railroad man. Ho has wa3 decided that all members the thought he had at last gone to sleep given out at tho mechanical superin- responsible positions somo bo urged to bo at tho depot on Friday visited with his brother before re- A number ot lawyers of thla district, held with 3omewhore. It aiems h boarded N' turning to Albuquerque, goes tendent's ofllco that all tickets for the of tho best roads In the country, and morning. August 8, to extend courte 1, and in some where he In vlow of these facta and circum sies to manner fell under tho ro lniictiniteiy. excursion wero being Issued by Master stances, has a good record In his present post the El Paso Elks. It Is thought wheels. Parts or his body wero scat rcsiao Mechanic Purk, through of united in a memorial to hint twenty-flv- o heads the na'tflng that ho court an Investigation tion. that about from here will tered along tho track for nearly 200 Tho Topeka Journal says: Frank various departments. Whether the Join the Qulen Sabo club. feet, and were a most gruesome sight Russell, formerly a hammerman in uoilcrmakcru were disappointed of these charges, hut learning that shops, or not auch memorial was being prepared, he Death in the Wmte Sands. when picked up by tho crew or No. 2. thcBc is here from Albunueraue. no one seems inclined to deride, but Alaraogordo Younes'town Holds Carnival. The remains were taken to Needles N. M., whero ho is working for thO go, went to tho city of Washington, whom, Tho sheriff of received Youngstown, Ohio, July 28. Carni they didn't although they were all Is believed, fio been engaged for notice that the body of a man nad and buried, Santa Fo in a like capacity. Russell at the station." it has val week, for which tho local aorio of left hero seven months ago on account some time past in an effort to forestall been found east of the chalk hills In tho Fraternal Eagles, tho Sands near San Order of aided JEMEZ HOT SPRINGS. of poor health, and since going west investigation, by having press die White desert tho by tho citizens generally, haa been pre- Improved. RATON OIL WELL. Itatchea published to effect Andraos mountains. A Justice of the has been much Ho was in the that paring for several months past, opened Mrs. C. A. Hawks Captures a Young Topeka about three and a half years. these charges are nromnted by oollt peace ncted as coroner, empanelled a In glory today. public A Depth of Over 1700 Feet Has Been a blaze of Tho Pawn Other Items. Passengers 22, fcal opposition and by a dealre on the Jury and left for tho scene to hold an squaro down town aro on No. which arrived Reached Prospect for Oil Good. '.nquest. U supposed and streets Special Correspondence. from the south this morning, experi- art oi his accusers to supplant h'm It tho remains elaborately decorated and tho city is Work on tho oil woll near Raton Is in his office. aro those of Patricio Herrcra, tho aged filling Jemez Hot Springs, July 25. Mrs. C. enced consldorablo trouble in reaching rapidly with visitors. Tho street A. Hawks, who arrived two depot rapidly going forward day and night Wo hero append to and make a part man who started to walk from Las shows aro of a high class and together about the and hotel, through tho fault and up to this writing a depth ot over or tins report a statement published In Cniccs to Tularosa on the 27th or June weeks ago, has so much Improved that of Eoiue cf the local yard employes. A or witn tho numerous other attractions she run down a young fawn long 1700 feet has been reached. The drill the Las Vegaa Dally Optic, under dato and has not been heard since. Tho and a largo or yesterday. utrlns of freight cars wero left id man probably perished from fati- attendance visitors tho She will have the animal and standing on new passenger still In shale, thcro is a considerable of July 7, 1902, which la as follows: old carnival bids fair to ocllnso anythinc crated tho depot showing of oil in each bailing and the (The article that here follows waa gue, and heat. or tuken to her home in Albtiauerque. track and as No. 23 stopped on tho tho kind previously seen In this part Messrs. Altholmer, Llx, Dl Mauro, odor ot oil is very strong. This odor published in the Argua two weeks ago, or tno state. main track, tho passengers were com- has been present ever slnco a dopth of and also in various other papers all Leeds and Mrs. Hawks, of Albuquer- pelled to wulk around this freight Arl-zon- about 500 feet was reached, but has country. que, and Mr. Burke, or Wlnslow, train to get to tho station. over tho It purports to be Delightful Dinner. are among been growing in strength aa the drill an Interview with Judge McMillan, In Formwmmmd, Sheriff yesterday the latest arrivals. In order to perfect plan amal- T. S. Hubbell en A largo party or Santa Fe people tho of went down until now the smell would, which ho denies tho charges and states tertained a party or friends at dlnnor passed gamation decided July 1 by the Santa not bo much stronger, from puro petro- by political or through westward bound. Fo that they aro prompted In honor his birthday at his home Lots or ripe good for simpler operating ot its coast leum, whllo globules of oil float upon enmity. on Went Railroad avenue. pres apples now and lines, General Superintendent F. The liability to disease is greatly Those do-cla-ro J. tho water drawn from tho well. demand from tho visitors who all Shepard We hereby declare that tho forego- Icraetied when the blood is in good con- ent wore Messrs. w. u. Chllders, F. A. thoy saw has reappointed I. L. Hlbbard, It Is generally believed that tho drill ing Hubbell, C. Nowcomcr, never such nleo flavor- superintendent Albuquerque statement that these charges have dition, and the circulation healthy and E. H. 8. Knight. ed fruit and so free from worms. of divis- will penctmto tho ahalo within tho p. owen. M. Mandell, McMil- - ion; Denalr, twenty-fou- r emanated from political opponents vigorous. For then all refuse matter II. Tbos. J. B. Block opens his hotel for John superintendent of next hours, and then a who deslro to hla ofllco is Un, O. V. Crosby, Nestor Montoya, the Arizona division; A. D. Schlndler, su- of oil Ih anticipated, succeed to is carried ; traveling public today. strike though It not only false, promptly out of the system Chas. Hubbell, G. F, Albright, J. A. perintendent of Valley division; 8. M. may bo other may havo but absurd. otherwise it would rapidly accumulate Both bath houses have been very that stratas Your committee la advised and be Summers, Capt. W. E. Dame. busy nil Saltmarsh, car accountant; II. J. to be penetrated beforo tho Btrlko Is Hove fermentation would take place, the this month. In tho fact to be that a demand for Wo a nlco Franklin, claim agent; N. M. Rice, as- made If it made. an Investigation blood become pollti. d and the consti have shower of rain most general Tho Indications strong of these charges AN OBSERVER. every afternoon, which refreshes ev- sistant storekeeper. aro bo that would have been made more than a tution so weakened that a simple erything greatly. thoro seoms to bo little doubt about year ago whon these offenses first malady might result Bcriously. Kirk Bryan Writes of Delegate Rodey Fix Up Difficulties. General Mana- oil being struc-k- but a few days Iouger hiockb stago carries tho United ger or came to public notice, but for three A healthy, active cirrtthitioa saeaad ana mis aeoa work. States mall aud always comes in on Nixon, tho Guir, Colorado & will decide tho iimiter. Raton llango. reasons, to-w- it : good digestion and strung, Bryan, 14 Santa Fo mad, and Third Vico Presi- healthy Kirk aged years. Is one ot time. or First Democratic lawyers dccl'nod acrves. brightest boys Is dent Mulbcrrry, or tho International J. E. Saint, tho Santa Fo Central, the in this city. Ho or in in city visiting to take an active part because they Aa a blood purifier nnd tonic 8. 8. 8. spending his vacation in tho ca.it, and Vegas Wool Here. Association Machinists, hold a tU' with hla family. feared they would be met with Just equal. is a Now Mexico university student. Ho On tho tracks or tho Wool Scouring at Cleburuo, Texas, and wl.cn i . Sr.lnt haa Just returned from an is ao It is the safest and bast to re-- auch statements as tho foregoing press is ono of the coming democratic states- mills are twenty car loads of wool, of seen Mr. Mulberry stated that o cverlnnJ trip Plnoa Wells. He i remedy for old people nnd childrea - oris company's contract- - dispatches. men of New Mexico, Ho writes aa fol- which sixteen comes from Las Vegas. thought the Btrlke difficulties, Invo! ttiat the tlo Second Practically all the republic- because it contains no minerals, but la Ing 400 men, could lie adjusted scon tho Maiizano riountalno, aro saadeexclusivcly of rootn lows to bis father, R. W. D. Bryan: A wool scouring mill has been Ir oper- an Iawyera of the district are prospec- and herbs. "When I was in Washington I met ation there for many years. Tho machinists' association will nnltt latti.ij out tivs at tha tato of 4,000 a tive candidates for the place, and each Ko other remedy so thoroughly aad Congressmen Lester, of New York,. upon all the men being taken back menth. of them has any effectually cleanses the blood of Delightful Concert. firbt; If there aro griev- feared that active in. one of the youngest men in the house thin, other Mrs, W. F. Dunspaugh, of New York, part taken by him would be regarded purities. At the and the maa who beat Perry Belmont, Saturday evening thoso sround tho ances they will lio settled later. objection who hn been aojourniug in Albuquer- as an to hla appointment. mine time it builds the millionaire, he talked very en depot and tho Alvarado were given a que since last October, left last night Third But la the third place It tin the weak and de- thusiastically about Mr. Roaey, saying musical treat whllo tho west bound Sere on Santa Fe. Friendly rela for Los Angeles. be between Fo After spending a ought to aald In behalf of the bar bilitated, and reno that the' omnibus bill would never have train waa here, A large party was tions tho Santa and tho couplo of months on tho coast she will that a lawyer representing matters In- sss vates the entire ays passed the bouse If It had nor beea headed for the Coroaado Hotel, Cali- Southern Pacific are said to have be return to this city and be joined by volving the life, tiuertjr or property at teat Itrnren for Mr, Rodey. He said that of course fornia, from St. Paul aud Minneapolis. come badly strained on account of Mr. Dunspaugh, who eeaae tottg permanently all rivalry; frolght In will eat hla client, hesitate a time before blood and skin troubles. he (Rodey) had to be turned down' a With the party was a mixed quartet business Cali from New York, Incurring the displeasure of an oMcer, little like all westerners, but that ev- forming the leading choir of Minneap fornia, o have gone who to a large measure controls auch -- flmtVh&'&gL1 erybody could see that he was In earn olis, they will provide the music at in a 1' ' - are est. He, himself,, had beea opposed to the Coroaado Beach hotel during Au- to tho M uv lie further observed thai aa wium.wi the Mil oa account or Ansoaa, but gust aad while here they aaag mm saw eaTCletf got several farther shown by the press dispatches IFiEBEk ie me WMMLX MMd that Mr. Rodey had hold of him selections to the treat delight or the man wMe we have quoted, it has beea soaps aad semsi Hi ..1 aad persuaded htm to vote far him. crowd. Paclf urea ma . ana He toM me how Mr, Rodey been r representee, taresgaoet ia tar saeeiearaad as any oae." I also had r. and especially la tMa dtetriet, i anas up to aad seeuiad the vote of oae Bead far CerrlHos. wee' the aald Judge MeMttlaa has he-- kef of the big eoaaresssssa after he had A report aa It that the emeUer at hav Mm vary otroag aeauaMKrettve 791 Beaded him by being a tittle too per-stetea-t. Cerrillos la to rssaate la a few days era i m tfte state oc?ew, iont Alt thla aad mere leads ate to aad that tha ptaaa have beea complet- steal J lM-to- soaVia-trato- HarriaMHt, . . at eastaia Mai la Mm prsesat teiek that Mr. Redey la the right maa ed for the balbttag of a a r preside ht Hi. si a au lor tae ateee, la sotte of ata poutws." ta treat tha eras frosa tha Mag Become " V inlaw i"" Fo, sad . rea-ata- e Oorril-to- af the, Baata Be' 7hta eeadact, aad for, this daleaa, Boeorro ooaatr. aad tho t acaresslveaesa - 'fewTsws MUgeata have A larae crowd of lovers of musle dietrtets. Tha sJaas bava beea se-stat- de.aa.dad af hta ftght trcde- awra a4 0Ms)4 ftf OfAC' hottest ssVatd VaWsatt awe a iBstsMI ta9 Jjjfa(ato lrtVMMS at B. Kuaaa'H drag store hr the ssaettlaa eosaaaay.tVTha partatent ine """.t.7. svpar-latsads-at ears and seeedr a, Eiturday aiaat ta eajer a1 See eoaeert sasisiair ec j. u wus, Mietr takea ta aredaee a gjg-- . SB fifV i ttf)tf) JWPmldHa ftH tsskG given bar the Baata af tha sssoMer, will arrive at re ft Lavs will 1st faithsr faet that aH retorts maniac mmm trs. ; vsjvruess aea weea. hit aaaa a pUawhkh immmm O 1 SENATOR QUOD FOR SIERRA COUNTY. ty. $100.00. Taxes, 77 cents; ponalty, BU8TAM ANTE, ANDREWS. FRANCISCO Land west by road. Land 10 bv 250 varas. ceo, south by B. Montoya, by 3 cents; costs. 35 cents: total. 11.15. 23 by 300 varas, bounded bounded east F. north by C. north by F. Oarcla, south by Padllla, west by public road. Land 33 It Shews a Good Increase In Its Asms MONTOYA. BARBARA A. Land 50 Garcia, south by M. Gonzales, east by R. Sandoval, wost by railroad and F. by 100 yards, vnras by 17 by 17 bounded north by S. San- d Valuation and a Lew M. Land 30 varns road; west by acequla. Land 60 by 600 Garcia. Land 28 by 100 varns, bound- - chez, south by V. What He Says About His Visit to Tax Rata. M. 2 acres of land In grapes. Persona! varas, Padllla, east by bounded north by J. K. Lucero, eu norm ana south by J. Rodartc, aceanla, west by C6 property, penal-ty- . road. Und by 100 Roswell, Sierra county nsscssment returns $90.00. Taxes $17.G2; south by J. TruJIllo, cast by acequla, east and west by ditch. Und 30 by yards, bounded north by even last year nlready showed 88 cents; costs, $1.05; totnl, $19.55. west by road. 115 F. a. Hubhell, a per Taxes, $7.66; penalty, varaa, bounded north by F. Oarcla, south by acqula, east by A. capita assessment of almost $400, ex- MONTOYA, JUAN M. Land 81 by 38 cents; costs, 70 by Q. Lobato, conts; total, 18.74. south Kspalin, cast by road, west by J. Barela. Personal, $20. ceeded only by Chnvo and Kddy coun 300 yards, hounded north by P. Chaves, CANDELARIA, QUIRINA 13 west by rlvor. EN Land Personal, $25, Taxes, Taxes, 77 centa; penalty, 3 cents: ROUTE TO CAPITAL. paper by A. Sandoval, by by 500 Moh-tan- ties. Tins always asserts that south east river, varas, bounded north by A. u cents; penalty, 4 cents; costB, costs, ..1.06; total, $1.86. a Just assessed valuation means a west by Grant. Land 20 by 400 ynrds, south by J. J. Montano, cast by $175; total, $2.75. lower tax rate and that Is horno bounded north by P. Tcnorlo, south by hills, wost by SENA, CA8TORENA, MANUEI. Land 40 out lake. Personal, $20.00. RAFAEL Land 56 by 400 by 00 yards, bounded Senator W. II. Andrews, president of by tho tax rates of Luna and Sierra C. bnndoval, east by rlvor, west by Taxes, $5.17; ponalty, 25 conts; costs, varns, Iwunded north by J. A. Rodarte, north by J. M. the Fe counties, havlnif grant. Taxes, $3.C4; pennlty, 18 eents; 35 conts; by A. Ubato, south by road, cast by A. J. Santa Central and Albuquerque the latter nrnlmlitv total, $5.77. south J. Lucero, cast by road, Chaves, west by public Eastern ronds, passed through tho lowest tax rate of any tax rato In costs. 70 cents; total, $4.52. CHAVEZ, FEBRONIA 10 west by A. Improve- land. Und the city Land bv J Rodarte and 30 by CO yards, bounded this morning cn route from Koswell to the territory, It hnvlng been 27.29 mills PEREA, JESUS Land 33 by 400 100 yards, bounded north by E. Chavez, ments. Taxes, $11.49; penalty, 57 north by B. yenr ynrds, boundod by C. Sanchez, south by Grant, east by D. the Santa Fe Contrnl'H gcnoral ofllces lust nnd this year It was fixed at north Gonzales, south by J. D. Chavez, east and west conts; costs, 35 cents: total $12.41. Montoya, by 27.21 mills, south by D. Perea, cast by road, west by 5 west L. Marino. Land nt Santa Fc tho assessed valuation ditch. Und by 1,000 yards, bound, PRECINCT NO. 5. 33 by 75 yards, boundod Senator Andrew) since Inst year having been Increased by La Ceja. Und GO by 450 yards, cd north by J. Chavez, north by J. wont to Itoswcll n south by ditch, APODACA, GREGORIO Land 80 Padllla, south by Grant, casl by few days ago accompanied by V. from $1,300,925.85 to $1,469,091.97, bounded north by J. Perea, south by H. cast bv road. Ptirsnnnt tirnnnrtv ir. nn by COO J. S. feet varas, bounded north by F. Marino, west by D. Montoya. Land 44 Hopewell, vlco president of Perea. cast by D. Perea. Personal prop- Taxes, 96 conts; penalty, 4 Apouaca, by S. Apodacn, the com Tho Kl Paso & ccntB;cost3, south cast by by 44 yards, Iwunded north by B. Mon- pany, and Major W. Southwestern rail- erty. $40.00. Taxes. $4.40; penalty, 22 iu cents; 11. 7U. Armljo west by Im- II. II. Llewellyn, road Is completed total, addition, river and toya, south by T. Borboa, east by 8. of Lao Criices, in of exten- to within a few cents; costs, 70 cents; total, $5.32 CHAVEZ, TOMAS Land 10 l.y 1,000 provements. 33 by 260 Interest tho miles or StrntiBB, M., Land varas, Sanchez, west by B. Montoya. Per- Tor-rane- e, N. from Doming. PEREA, NESARIO Land 50 by 300 varas. bounded A sion of tho Santa Fe Central from Prnctlcally north hv bounded north by M. Chavez, south sonal. $20, Taxes, 77 cents; pennlty, all that stands between yards, bounded nortn by L. Imbcrt, 1,-0- tho Santa Fe Central terminus east and west by ditch. Land 6 by by F. Chavez, east by public road, west 3 cents; costs, $1.40; totnl, $2,20. on the Hock Island, to Itoswcll. the road and Kl Paso are tho tunnel south by C. Gonzales, cast by acenula. varas. bounded north hv a ru by M. Baca. Land 22 varas, bounded 121 CHAVEZ, VI DAL and bridge Just west of by M. A. prop- Yrl-snrr- Land 100 by 200 "Wo were Riven n warm Paso. west Perea. Personal south by O. Chavez, east by north by J. Yrlsarrl, south by l, reception," orty, and west J. yards, bounded north by J. Chavez y said Senator Andrews, this morning. Kl $05.00.; Taxes, $13.88; penalty. Hiicn. raxes. 07 cents; pennlty, 2 cast by river, west by La Ceja. Contractor Scott, of Paso, and a 70 costs, Apodaca. nouth by Grant, cast by "Tito HoRwell people nro enthusiastic gang or men passed through tho city cents; 35 cents; total, $14.93. cents; costs, 70 cents; total, $1.29. Personal $75. Last half taxes, $1.71; 8. I'lSKKA, MANUEL ANTONIO Padllla. west by J. Castorenn. Land over tho proposition, Tho proposed ex- this morning cn ronto to Colorado, Land CHAVEZ, ALFREDO Land 10 by penalty, 8 cents; costs, $1.05; total, 33 by 100 yards, 80 by 1.000 yardii, T bounded north by 8. tension will ho built. Captain Leo whero they will do grado work on bounded north by 1.000 varas. bounded north hv r.hn. $2.81. Padllla, tho C Gonzales, south by A. Gonzales, cast vcz, south by public land, cost by tdiov.ed ub over the country and it Is Denvor & Northwestern railroad. south by T. Chavez, east by ace- APODACA, MRS. 8. J. Lnnd 50 rlvor, west by ditch. by T. Romero, grant Pills-bur- y, Land 33 by 100 as fine a fanning country as I ever west by limits. qula. west by acequla. Land 5 by 1,000 by 1G0 foot, bounded north by 'i he Union Pacific railroad has Land by 50 by 200 yards, yards, liounded north by J. Snnchez. saw. Tho soil Is fertile and with n lit- made bounded varas, bounded north by J. Chavez, south by Simpler, east nnd west south by an Immigrant fnro of $32 from Chicago north by L. Imbcrt. by C. Gon- - SOUth J. Padllla, cast by public tle water, will bloom. It Is a great routh hv T. Chavez, nnal l.v by E. TruJIllo. Personal, $G. Taxes, land, west by hills. to the Pacific coast towns. znles, east by N. Perea, west by grant West bv road. Pornnnnl am' $12.60; penalty, G3 cents; costs, 3G Personal, $115. fruit country, too. Apples grow largo nmnnrtv 1 Taxes, $2.74; limits. proporty, $75.00. m :".; Yi . v. v. pennlty, 13 cents; costs, and have nn excellent flavor. I vis- Personal iusub, ii. 10; penalty, 6 cents; costs, cents; total, $13.58. $1.05; total, $3.92. Taxes, $20.30; penalty. $1.11: costs. 70 u 'JO. APODACA. Y MOLINO FRANCIS- ited some of tho largo npplo and al- cent; total. 11. CHAVEZ DE PAD1LLA. DOT.miKfl cents; total, $22.11. CHAVEZ. 1 . CO 122 by 400 varns, falfa farms and n few of tho hlg stock DELFINO T.ml in w Land bounded GO GO Notice of GG 1.-- Lnnd by yards, bounded Mllnc-Bus- Dtlinquant Tax Payers SOUNIER, JOSEPH Land by 000 by Grlego, by Bar- north ranches. Too h pcoplo have vnras, bounded north by Mrs. Gib- north Franco south ny 000 ynrds, bounded by Lucero, by by u. Turietta, south uy N. Chavez, an exceptionally flue ranch. north J. bons, south by E. Lhnvcz, west nnd bara Bnrelu, cast hills, west by south by M. Martin, east by river, west by improvements. In east ditch, west by J. M. Chavez. Mr. Hopewell Is returning to Santa ol of oast ditch. Lnnd 5 by 1,000 varas, rlvor and Land Lnnd 120 by 260 yards, Salt Propirty, by hills. Personal proporty, $50.00. precinct 8, GO by 150 varas, bounded bounded north Fe overhaul, along the line of the uoiiiMicn norm ny u. Arias, south by E. by R. Padllla, south by Taxes, $12.0fi; pennlty. CO cents: costs, Chavez, enst bv ditch, went hv north by J. Apodaca, south by Juliana Indians, cast Santn Fo Cential. Mr, Llewellyn re- 3G by N. Padllla. Personal, $40. cents; total, $13.01. Taxes, $1.15; G Apodncn, east by railroad, west by Taxes, turned to his homo at Las Criices. penalty, cents; costs, $3.17; penalty, 17 cunts; costs, to- CORDOVA, JUAN ORIEGO DE 10 rlvor. Personal, $G90. tax- 70; Notlco Is h?roby given tho g cents; total. $1.90. Last half that Land GO by tal, $4.04. A Physician Hot tho names varas wide, bounded north CHAVEZ, GERTRUDES Land 10 es, $10.59; penalty, 82 cents; costs, 70 Healed. contains of nil M. Martinez, south by Q. CHAVEZ, JUANA M. Land 200 by property upon whicn tho taxes levied Gonzales. by 1,000 varas, bounded north by T. cents; totnl $18.11. 200 Dr. Oeo. Ewlnc, a practicing physic- by Rio Grande, west by Ceja APODACA Y NUANES, varas, bounded north and south by In tho year 1901, In and for tho terri- east del Chavez, south by A. Sanchez; east and RAFAEL roHd, by ian of Smith's drove, Ky.. for over Hlo I'ucrco. 122.97: penalty. west by Land 31 by 150 varus, tiounded north cast M. Padllla, wcBt by rlvor. tory of New Mexico, county of Renin-llll- o Taos. ditch. Land 5 by 1,000 vnras, Land 200 by 350 thlity years, writes his personal exper-lonc- o $1.14; costs, 35 46. by y by varas, bounded north and city of Albuquerque, amount- cents: total $24. bounded north by T. Chavez, couln by F. Apodaca Molina, south T. by with Foley's Kidney Cure: "For AR.MIJO. by by Apodacn y Molina, road, south by J. Padllla. east bv ing to less man $2G.00. havo becomo FERNANDO Land 200 A. Samora, cast by ditch, west by rond. Gurulo, east F. Chavez, years I had been greatly bothered with 1,000 varns, by Po- - by Improvements. J. west by J. Sanchez. Land together with bounded north F. A. Taxes. 90 cents; pennlty, 4 west river nnd Land 76 Icidncy en- a description cents; CO by 110 varas, liounded north hy J. nnd Mnddor troubble and of the property, i en. touth by E. Martin, east by river, corts, 70 cents; total, $1.70. by 500 varas, bounded north by F, larged prostrate gland. I every- and the amount of Chavez, south by B. Padllla. cast and used taxes, penalties west by hills. Personal property. $305, CHAVEZ, JOSE DE LA LUZ A. y Molina, couth by J. A. y Molina, thing known to profession nnd costs duo opposite Land by In west by road. Personal, $40. Taxes, tho without each name and Last half taxes, $15.00; penalty. 78 10 by 1,000 varas; bounded cast by road, west river. Land $1.64; relief, I description, together north by T. by penalty. 8 cents: costs. 11.05: until commenced to use with a separate cnts; costs, 35 cents; total, $16.73. Chavez, south by A. Chavez, by precinct 25, 25 50 varus, boundod Foley's Kidney Cure. After taking ctatemenl of tho taxes east north by Mrs. Albright, south by Rube, total. $2.77. duo on pursonal proporty, PRECINCT NO. 3. ditch, west by acequla. Land 5 by 0 three bottles I was entirely relieved where tho enst by public road, west by Mrs. CHAVEZ. JOSE ANTONIO Und Eovcra taxes nro duo from BALDONADO. 100 varas, bounded north by T. Chavez, CO by 115 yards, liounded north by cured. I prescribe It now dally tho same IGrfACIO Lnnd Lockhnrt. Personal, $705. F. and in owner or owners: by 100 south by A. Chaves, east by Taxes Chavez, by my practice and henrllly yards, bounded north by J. L. ditch, west last half, $15.78; penalty, 78 cents; south It.Ortiz, cast 1y road, recommend PRECINCT NO. 1. Garcia; by by by acequla. Personal property, $10 west by R. Ortiz. Land 50 by 250 its uso to nil physicians for such trou- south F. A. Garcia, east costs. $1.05: total. $17.61. GRIEOO, JULIAN Land, 40 by j. u. by Taxes, $1.15; ponalty, G costs. yards, bounded by B. Montoya, bles. I prescribed In 200 (jarabajai; west J. Gonzales. cents; BACA, PAULO tiounded north have It hundreds vnras and improvements. 17 17 70 cents; totai, $1.90. Und by B, Chavez, by of cases Value per- Land by yards, bounded north by north by J. Chavez, south by road, cast south east river, west with perfect success." sonal property. $25.00. D. by CHAVEZ, JUAN DE DIOS 10 ny roan. by 77 o Taxes, $13.03; Lucero, south St. Montoya. east Land by P Apodaca, west by J. Gutierrez Land ei yards, ioundel penalty, 03 cents; cotts, 35 to- by by by 1,000 vara3, bounded by north by public land, nnd cast New Political cents: river, west Rio Puorco. Taxes, north T. and Improvements. Taxes, $11.36; south Party. tal, .$14.03. $13.40; penalty, 07 cents; costs, 70 Chavez, south by J. Chavez, east and by road, west by F. A. Hubbell. Per- New Haven, Conn., July 30. a penalty. 66 cents; costs, 35 cents; At C west by va-rr.- $50. Taxes, 96 CAMKRON.nonERT Land, acres cents; total, $14.77. aoetiln. Land 5 by 1,000 total. $12.27. sonal. cents; penalty, confcrcnco hero today preliminary and 1 lot. Personal propertv, Y bounded north by T. Chnvez, 4 cents: costs. $1.05; total, $2.05. steps were taken for the organization $70.00. CHAVEZ. GARCIA B. Land 75 south BALLEY, PETER Lnnd 32 by 215 Taxes, $G.20; penalty, 2G cents; costs. by 300 ynrds, bounded north by O. Gu- by J. D. U Chavez, east by ditch, west' CHAVEZ. JOSE M. Land 100 by of a new state political party to bo 70 by vnras. bounded north by B. Lopez, 100 by cents; total, $0.16. tierrez, south by G. Montoyn. east by road. Personal property, 10. Tax- by M. by yards, bounded north road, known as tho Economic League. Ab south and oa&t Montoya, west by C. by GUTIERREZ, CIPHIANO Lund 1G0 C. W. Lowls, west by P. Gutierrez. Tax- es. $1.15; penalty, 5 conts: costs, 70 Acequla. 10 by 67 bound- south Padllla, cast road, west Is indicated in Its name the new party by 180 Land varas, by 150 by 350 yards, hounded north by Pablo es. 09.57; pennlty, 17 cents costs, 35 cents; total, $1.90. by R. by R. P. Chavez. Land yards, chiefly with labor ed north Gutierrez, south bounded hy A. by .will conceuT I;;0" Sanchez, south by Amado Sanchez, cents; total, $10.3C. GARCIA Y CANDELARLi, AMBRO-SI- Lopez, cast by R. Lopez, west by R. uorth Padllla, south v. enfct by public road, eaBt by M. west by L. and Industrial questions. Ill'"' anions roatl, west by old river. CHAVEZ, Y GARCIA M. Land 71 Lnnd 56 by 1,000 varas, bounded Personal, $75. Taxes, Padllla. Gutierrez. I. 30 by 300 yards, bound- tho promoters of tho movement arc l?5rSC!nl property, $80. Taxes, $6.72; uy 477 ynrds, bounded north by G. Gu north by M. do Luna, south by A. do $15.49; penalty, 77 rcr.ts; costs, 70 Padllla. and Mayor Sullivan, of Hartford, and penalty, c Jits; coats, 35 cents; to- tierrez, south by G. Montoyn, east by Luna, cast by M. Garcia, west by ed north by J. A. Chavez, south by M. river. cents: totnl, $10.90. by by public Mayor dinners, of Ansonla. A state tal. $7.40. m. unaxez, west uy r.l. Chavez. Per Personal property, $55. Taxes, $2.40, Land 30 Padllla, cast road, west BARRERAS, TRINIDAD land. $100. Taxes, $1.74; platform is to be pi'ipnied and a gen GUTIERREZ, APOLONIO Und 35 sonal property, $G5.00. Taxes, $8.23; penalty, 12 cents; costs 35 cents; to- by 125 varns. bounded north by M. Personal, GO penalty, 8 cents; costs, $1.05; oral scheme formulated for putting by ynrds, bounded north by E. Nieto,' pennlty. 41 cents; costs, 35 cents; to- tal, $2.87. Chavez, south by Simpler, cast by total, Borne of Its principles Into effect. Tho south anil east by public road, west by tal. $8.99. GONZALES. JUAN JOSE Land 114 by $2.87. railroad, west P. Gabaldon. Taxes, M. Y V. C8 by G7 plaiiorm probably will contain a clause public entrance. Land 40 by 200 GARCIA. FRANCISCO Land 32 hv by 300 varas. bounded by A. 18 CHAVEZ. Land yards, north J. $3.72; penalty, cents; costs 35 by public favoring tho initiative and referendum, bounded north by A. Llsard, by 800 ynrds, bounded by R. - Gonzales, south by yards, bounded north land, south north Cordo- E. Barela, east by cents; total, $1.25. by public the rilutilclpal and national ownership M. 8. Otero, east by S. Sanchez, west vn, sojm ny m. Martinez, road, west by ditch. Land 25 by south and east by road, west east by Los 300 CANDELIRIA, PERFILIO Land 140 by 250 of public utilities and plunks aimed by public road. proporty. Lomas, west by ucequln. 10 yards, bounded hv S land. Land yards, liounded at Personal Land by north Mnnlinn 59 by 150 varas, bounded north by P. by by M. tho professional politicians. $30.00. Taxes. 22 cents; penalty, 11 800 yards, bounded by south by S. Barela, by by north J. A. Chavez, south north P. Pals. east ditch, west Yrlsarrl, south by A. Sanchez, cast Chavez, east by river, west by road. cents; costs, 70 cents; total, $1.03. south by R. Cordova, east by Los Lo uy arroyo. personal property, $70.00. Grant, west by A. B. Stanton. Per- Went to Visit His Sister. KIRCHNER, N. L. 110 by 700 mas by acequla Improve Taxes, 38 Und 170 by 300 yards, bounded north Land west und cents; penalty, 1 cent; costs, sonal, $125. Taxes, $14.04; penalty, by Chavez, south by J. Padllla, A. J. Cottlngham went to vnras, bounded north by R. ments. Tax-es- , 70 J..F. Washing Baca, south Persoanl property, $00.00. cents; total, $1.09. 70 cents; costs, 35 cents; total, $1G.09. by west by 135 ton County, Ark., to his by E. Meto, east by Los Lomas, $1.15; penalty, 6 east road, road. Und see sister and west cents; costs, 70 GRIEGO. RAFAEL Land bounded Unknown owners or heirs of estate by 495 by F. while was (lux (dys- by Santa Ana Indian cents; $1.90. by 102 yards, liounded uorth J. there taken with reservation. Tax- total, north old Santa Fo road, south by of Vicente Chavez Land by 34 by M. Chaves, by entery) was very bnd off. es, $1",3; penalty, 21 KAZAN Simon Grlcgo, by by Chavez, south cast and He cents; costs, 35 GARCIA. DE RAFAELA east Mr. Cabston, varas, loundcd north Sllva, south road, west by F. A. Hubbell. Person- decided try cents; total, $1.89. Lnnd 4 acres, by - west by Scottish M. & by by public road, to Chamberlain's Colic, bounded north Entra- L. I. company. A. TruJIllo, east al, $20. Taxes. $4.C0; penalty. 23 I.OI'riZ, JOSE da, by Taxes. $11.49: : Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and DE JESUS Land 35 south M. Yrrlsarl. east by moun- ncnaltv. 57 cents west by Sllva and Improvements, Land cents; costs, $1.40; total, $0.23. ,wns by 175 varas, by Yrls-arrl- . by prop- 35 cents; No. 9, 100 by 500 so much pleased with tho prompt bounded north J. tains, west P. Pals. Personal total, $12.41. In precinct varas, CHAVEZ. Y APODACA. JOSE south by Sllva, Sll-v- by by euro which it effcted, that ho wrote P. east by C. erty. $10.00. Taxes. 77 cents: penalty. GUTiERREZ, LEVI J. DE Person- bounded north D. Gurul, south 60 by 100 varas, north west by V. 3 S475. 118.31; fit Land the manufactures n letter in praise of Sllva and Improvements. cents; costs, 35 cents; total, $1.15. al. Taxes. tinnnltv F. Guruie. enst by Rio Grande, west by by M. Chavez Land i.C by 195 centa, costo, 35 200 147 J. Padllla. south their medicine. Mr. Cottlngham re- yards, bounded north GONZALES. HILARIO Land 50 by cents; total, $19.57. by T. SaveGva. Land by varas, east by B. Montoya, west by M. by F. Marcs, by S. Marcs, 600 yards, boundod by liUUKKU Y bounded by M. Chavez, south by sides nt Lockland. Ark. This remedy south east north Fathers, Al'UDACA, MRS. P. north Chavez. Land 100 by 70 varas. Imund-c- d by Indian .1. 63 & by 90 by M. Alderete, is for sale by all druggists. ditch, west by unknown. Per- south by Martinez, east by J. Gon- Land yards, bounded north T. Sanchez, east J. north by M. Chavez, soufTi by B. o sonal property, $120.00. Taxes, $3.43; zales, west by Chaves. Personal prop by G. Gutierrez, south by D. Sanchez, west by public road. Personal, $55, Montoya, east by acequla, west by New K. Lodge. pennlty, 7 cents; costs, '0 cenfs; total, erty, $50. Taxes. $11,87; penalty, 59 cast by M. Mora, west by C. Or lego. Taxes, $12.30: penalty, CI cents; costs, of P. (j.TU. rond. Land 100 varas wide, bounded Monday night Harmony lodge, No. G, cents; costs. 35 cents; total, $12.81. Land hv 90 vnrils Imiiniloil nnrth $1.05; total, $13.96. by north by acqula, south by public land, Knights of Pythias of Haton. went out MONDRAGON, JUAN Ltnd and 1m- - UNKNOWN HEIRS OR OWNERS O. Gutierrez, south by D. Sanchez, JARAMILLO DE GARCIA. P. Lot by Lobato, west by A. Padllla. provemcnts uy u. by 9, 2, S. Apodaca Per- cast A. to IllosRhurg and Instituted a new iu Bernalillo. Personal OF ESTATE OF ANDRES LUCERO east uricgo, west c. Grlego. block addition. Und 150 by 200 vaVas. bounded north Knights of Pythias lodge at tho latter! property. $110. Taxes, $1.52; penalty, Laud 10 by 3,o00 varas. bounded north Personal, $10. Taxes. $4.02; penalty, sonal, $25. Taxes, $6.19; ponalty, 30 by road, by ,M. Chavez, east by 7 20 cents; 20 south place, with a chartor membership of cents: costs. 35 cents; total, $1.94. by J. Baldonado: soutn by D. Lucero, ccsts, 70 cents; total. $4.92. cents; costs cents; total, $0.69. river, west by J. Barela. Personal. . LUCERO Y 9 by 300 twenty-five- W. M. Borgor, past grand PEREA, JOSE MUNIZ Y Land CC east by mountains, wett by river. Land APODACA. PEDRO LOPEZ, T. Land yards, $80. Taxes, $2.C8; penalty, 12 conts; by 300 vnras, bounded by Orl- - 10 by 800 Land G3 by 00 yards, bounded by bounded north by T. G. Apodaca, south chancelor commander, and Grand i nortn M. varas. bounded north, south north costs. $1.40; total, $4.20. Es-ter- G. by by unancoiior Kllpatrlck, of ego, south by N. Gutierrez, east by and cast by J. Guruie, west by Fathers. Gutlerres, south by D. Sanchez, east by P. Apodaca, east hills, west CHAVEZ, Y PAD1LLA, MANUEL commander by M. Mora, west by C. Tapia. 20, house and Madrid, wcro present and made It their south by Grant. Land 18 vnras, Land 30 by 100 varns, bounded north Grlego. Land J. Precinct No. Und 20 by 20 varas, bounded north by bounded north by F. Montoyn, south by F. Lucero. west 63 liv 90 vnrrin. I.niinilml nnith )v n lot. Personal, $40. Tans, $4.38: pen- Chnvez, special duty to seo that tho goat was south and cast and Gutierrez,' E. Mnraga, south hy J, A. cast properly groomed and Instructed In tho by Chaves, east by P. Perea, west by by D. Lucero. Personal property, $55. eouth by D. Sanchez, east alty, 21 conts; costs, 70 cents; total, by road, west by Jose Chavez. Und very A. M. Gallegos. Persoual property, TaxeJ, $12.00; penalty, CO cents; co3ts, anu west ny Mora. Land 75 iy 90 $5.29. by 400 bounded north by M. latest perquisites to knighthood. by 125 150 varas. "Billy" was undoubtedly of tho Rocky $80.00. Taxes, .$13.04; penalty, C8 $1.05; total, $13.71. yards, bounded north by D. Sanchez, LOWJPER. EDWIN Und 25 Chavez, bouUi by V. Padllla, cast by V south by D. Gallegos, by liounded by S. Apodaca, Mountain species, as ho wnfe not re- cents; costs, 70 cents; total, $15.0;!. LUCERO GURULB, ROMAN oast L. Mora, feet, south rlvor, west by ditch. Land 70 by 55 lieved of duty SANCHEZ, AMADO Land 60 by 300 Land 110 by 1,000 yards, bounded north west by P. Mora. Personnt, $25. Tax- east by railroad, west by alley. Tax- varas, bounded north by acequla, south until after Sol had made es, $13.02; C cents; costs, 35 Ills appearanco Tuesday morning; yet yards, bounded north by C. Gutierrez, by Luis Lucero, south by J. Pacheco, penalty, 65 ccnt3; costs, es, $1.24; penalty, by R. Padllla. cast by J. Archlbequc, south by A. Lucero, by east by Chamisal ditch, by $1.05; total, $14.72. cents: total, $1.65. V. $100. ho was frisky and looking for moro east Indian west Rio 10 west by Padllla. Personal. ditch, west by old Improve- Grande. Taxes, $11.19, penalty, 57 LUNA, JOSE D. Land 50 by 150 MONTOYA. URSULO Lots 9, 23 cents; costs, worlds to conquer. river and N. San- Taxes, $4.79; penalty, The Illossburg lodge ments. Personal property, $55.0o. cents: costs, 35 cents; total, $12.41. yards, bounded uorth by 8. Garcia, and fractional 11, block 2. J. $105; total, $6.07. will havo a south by T. Garcia, by A. San- chez addition. Taxes, $5.17; penalty, membership of nt least fifty within a Taxes, $1.09; penalty, 5 cents; costs, MONTANO Y CANDELARIA. JOSE cast MONTOYA. DOM INOO Lund 100 35 cents; total, $1.49. Land 82 by 300 yards, bounded chez, west by R. Sandoval. Land 22 25 cents: costs, CO cents; total, $6.02. by bounded by V. San- short time. Haton Oazette. north by 250 O. lot. io0 ards. uorth PRECINCT NO. 2. by P. Garcia, by Garcia, yards, bounded north by S. San- McCOMBER, W. House and by east by M. Cas-toren- e, south J. E. chez, $1.12; 35 chez, south Grant, "HAVES, NOYOLA, Land 10 yards east by C. Lucero, west by A. Sando- south by C, Candelarla, oast by TaxeB, $22.51; penalty, costs, west by L. Padllla. Und R Just Look at Her. Acequla, west by A. Garcia. Land 6 cents; total, $23.98. Whence eatue that sprightly Htep, wide to end of grant, bounded north by val. Personal property. $40.00. Taxes, by 300 yards, liounded north by M. 38 ponalty, 1 yards, bounded north by N. Martin, McKINNEY ft COPELAND Saw by Sanchez, east by faultless skin, rich, rosy complexion, P. Gonzales, south by I. Gonzales, cast cents; cent; costs, 70 by Apodaca, south P. by river, by Ceja. 30 cents; total, $1.09. south J. Sanchez, east and west by mill. Taxes, $15.49; penalty, 77 cents; A. Montoya. 80 by 50 yards, smiling face. he looks good, west Land yards COO Und feels J. Apodaca. Land 30 by yards, costs, 35 cents, total, $1G.G1. by Padllla, east by P. good. Here's her secret. Sho uses Dr. wldo to end of grant, bounded north PEREA, MAX A. Land 46 by 300 boundec) liounded Bouth L. by by Sals, north by M. Sena, south by R. McLEAN, JOHN Und 25 by 125 west by B, Sanchez. Taxes, King's Now Liro Pills. Result, nil T. Sandoval, south by J. Chavez, yards, bounded north J. south Garcia, by by Apodaca, Padllla, cast by west by 40 by D. Lucero, by D. PaU, cast road, west by R. Gar- varas, bounded south S. 96 cents; penalty. 4 cents; costs, orgatis active, digestion good, no head- river, Ceja. Land J. east J. by alley Im- yards grant, by acequla. Land 23 by 400 varas, cia. Personal, 126. Last half taxes, cast by railroad, west and $1.05; J2.C5. aches, no chaneo for "blues," Try wide to end of bounded west $1.82; penalty, 9 provements. TaicE, $13,63; penalty total. north by G. Gonzales, by Gar- bounded by Sals, south by J, cents; costs, $1.40; MONTOYA. VENCBSLADO Land them yourself. Only 25c. nt all drug- south N. north J. $3.31. G8 cents; costs, 35 cents; total, $14.60, cia, by Ceja. D. Lucero, by west by total, 70 by 80 yards, bounded north hy L. gists. east river, west by Per- cast railroad, LUNA, ANTONIO NEWMAN, ADA Lot 3. Lowls No. sonal proporty. 88 owner. Land 100 by 1,000 varas, JOSE DE Land Padllla, south by R. Moraga, enst by $76.00. Taxes, cents; 55 by 500 yards, bounded by 3 Personal, $16. Taxes. 4 by V. north addition. Sanchez. Personal, $60. Taxes, pennlty, cents; costs, fl.Oo; total, bounded north nnd south Sals, by by penalty, 42 cento; costs, 20 J. TWO ROADS CONSOLIDATE. by by Q. road, south 8. Sanchez, oast $8.57; $7.CC; penalty, 38 cents; costs, 35 $1.97. east railroad, west Cordova. ditch, west by Hills. 40 by 400 cents; total, $9.19. GONZALES. JOSE ANTONIO Land Personal property, $130.00. Taxes, Und cents; total, $8.39. Will Be In-- varila Itniinfloit nnrth h Trim a flar. NUANES, 30 by Known as the Cincinnati, i GOO MANUELA Land 40 by 45 by by M. $3.83; penalty, 19 cents; costs, $1.05; Lu-cor- MONTOYA, EUTIMIO Und & yards, bounded north cla, by G. Candelarla, by 50 varas, bounded north by J. G. dlanapolli Western. by A. $5.07. south cast 185 yards, bounded north and south by Indianapolis, ind., 31. Cin- Perea, south J. Martinet, cast total. ny rerson-at- , eouth by J. A. Aldcreto. Taxes, July Tho by Hlo Grando, by PEREA, MANUEI Lnnd 30 by 200 nius, west u. uanueiana. road, E & W by J. Sanchez. Und 35 by cinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis west Rio Puorco $50. Taxes $13.55; penalty, 70 $1.45; penalty, 7 cents; costs, 35 and Ceja. Laud 20 by COO yards, bounded yards, bounded north by R, Montoya, 1G0 yards, boundod north by acequla, & rail-road- cents: costs, 70 centa; total, $15.95. cents; total, $1.87. the Indiana, Decatur Western Monta-no- , by by O. Moya, west north by C. Gonzales, south by T. Gon- south by M, TruJIllo enst by J. MARTINEZ, TRAN8ITO 22 FOL80M, MARY Lot 5 and south south Grant, east were consolidated hero today at wost by R. Montoya. 20 by Land by J. A. Padllla. Personal, $10. Tax-es- , zales, east by Rio Grande, west by Land by 400 yards, bounded by Bs-pall- of lot 0, block C, Simpler No. 2 a meeting of directors of tho two prop- north G. half $9.96; tenalty, 49 cents; costs 70 grant limits &nd Improvements. Per- 300 yards, bounded north by J. Eagle, south by entrance cast by ditch, addition. Taxes, $3.97: penaltyy, 18 erties which horonfter will ho known sonal property, $125.00. Taxes, $4.84; south by G. Gutierrez, east by J. Anti-yo- cents; total, $11.15. & Wes- west by A. Porca. Und 27 by 99 conts; costs, 55 cents; total, $4.70. as the Cincinnati, Indianapolis to-tn- 18 by 300 penalty. 24 cents; costs, 70 cents; l, west by J. TruJIllo. Persoaal by C, AN A, D. 50 by MORAGA, JOSE C Land tern. yards, bounded north J. Lucero, QUINT JOSE Und by O. Apodaca, $5.78. property, $60.00. Taxes, $9.69; penalty, by F. Martinez, by M. 100 Improvements. Personal, varas, bounded north south cast J. feet and Moraga, by Apo- MARTINEZ. BENICIO Land 44 by 49 cents; costs, 70 cents: total, $11.15. Martinez, west by Martlnnz. Per- $75. $1.04; penalty, 5 cents; south by R. east Max At Panama, Colombia, by Chamber- F. Taxes, B. Montoya. 90 500 yards, bounded north by A. Garcia, TAFOYA. TIBURCIO Land 25 by sonal, $30. Taxes, $6.89; penalty, 34 costs, .".5 cents; total. $1.44. daca. west by Und lain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- south by A. Sandoval, east by river, 75 yards, boundod north by J. Arias, by 200 varns, bounded north by road, rhoea Remedy. cents: costs, 70 cents; total, $7.93. SBDILLO, BARTOLO Land 12 west by Ceja. Personal proporty, $85. south by J, M. Lucero, east by hills, MONTANO, 8EFORA Und 150 by varaa wide, bounded north by Pedro south bp F. nnchex, east by 8. Chares, Dr. Chas. H. Utter, a prominent Taxes, $10.15; penalty, 50 cents; costs, west by public road. Taxes, $1.91; west by public road. Personal, $260. 300 yards, bounded north by G. Garcia, Apodaca, south by Rafael Osicla, cast cents; physician of Panama, Colombia, In a 25 cents; total, $11.00. penalty, 9 cents; costs, 35 tents; total, south by J, J, Gonzales, cast by ditch, by Broadway, west by railroad and Im- Taxes, $10.b7; penalty, 63 recent letter states; ' Lust March I MARTINEZ, JULIO Land 25 by 500 $2.35. west by arroyo. Personal, $10. Taxes, provements. Personal, $25. Taxes, costs. 70 cents; total, $11.60. SO 30 had as a patient i young lady sixteen yards, bounded north by V. Canlllo, PRECINCT NO. 4. SG.70! nenaltv. 35 cents: costs'. 35 $5.17: penalty, 25 cents; costs, 35 LOPEZ, JE8U8 L.and by u bound-c- d Chavez, years of ago, who hnd a very bad south by F. Gonzales, east by river, ARM1JO. PERFECTO Land, cents; total, $7.40. conU: total, $5.77. yards, bounded north by B. of dysontciy. Everything I pro- west by grant. Taxes, $3.83; penalty, north by A. Sonaora, south by A. 80. MONTANO, 32 by SEDILLO. VENERANDA 88 south by R. Cbaves. east, by J. Padllla, FELIPE Land Und 35 by 140 scribed for her proved Ineffectual and 9 cents; coats, 35 cents; total, 4.37. mora, cast by Fourth street, west by 1,000 yards, bounded north by F. Lu- by 100 varas, bounded north by M. Be-dlll-o, west by B. Chaves. Und be was growing worst) overy hour. M EST AS, RAFAEL Land 89 by 400 road. Personal property, $200.00. Tax- cero, south by O. Perea, east by rail- south by V. Bedlllo, east by yards, bounded south by B. Chavez, Her parents wore suro she would die. yurds, bounded north by Augelo Goe-ho- i, es, $19.15; ponalty, 95 cents; coits, 35 road, west by ditch. Und 32 by 700 Acequla, west by river. Land 59 by eaet by river, west by ncetjula. Und She had becomo so weak that sho south by M. Martinez, east by T. cents; total, $20.45. yards, bounded north by 3. O. Lucero, 200 varas. bounded north by B. Apo- 140 by 110 ynrds, bounded north by could not turn over In bed. What to Martinez, west by V. Saatlllanes and BARELA. EULOGIO Land 100 by south by C. Perea, east by ditch, west daca, south by A. 8atlllanes, east by river, south by J. Monteno, east by do at this critical moment was a study Improvements. Personal property, 700 yards, bounded north and south by by river. Und 90 by 1,900 yards, Acequla, west .y river. Taxes, $7.84; river, west by acenula. Personal, $50. for me, but I thought of Chamberlain's $130.00. Taxes, 38 cents; penalty, 1 8. Barela, east by V. Guadalupe, west bounded north by C. Perea, south by penalty. 38 cents; costs, 70 cents; to- Taxes, $1.11: penaRy.'B cents; cog's, CeUc, unolera and Diarrhoea Remedy cent; costs. 35 cents: total, 74 eents. by road. Land 54 by 540 yards, beusd-e-d R. 8anitovt, east by dReh, west by tal, $1.78. $i.o: total, H.M. Md m n last resort prescribed It. The MARTINEZ, ELIA8 Und W yards, north by Gideon, south by P. Ar-mlj- o, river. Und 10 by toe yards, hounded VAKHCA, ORBOORIO Und 10 bp PADILLA, MANUBL Und 35 by wonderful result wus effected. bounded. r.Ctfth by F. Armljo, south by east by road, west by N. Arssljo. north by J, O. Lucaro, south by O. 150 feet, bomdr.d north by N, Armljo, 9 yards, hounded north by J. Marino, iew-awer- W ' ,4v by FmraaMl property. 9MI.90. Hie-oef- c. by J. Bunches, west ae of threo-daWt- .Qt. V. river, west Last hU rorea, mm ay. rersonai, . neuta bp Mm. Ctetaer, Met by south bp rend, east sU 175.W. Tax- - taaaa, N-M- : tMMy, 30 ceats; esits, haM ,.t)4. bp Mrs. Lnnd by pubHe bvMle. Und M by 800 varas, W awfeet and ill ,"on,,I",'lnr. LMt tswM, M; penalty, west denser, If at ,10 70 MAirf bp B. fc LV." dtf--- cents: total. 97.0. Amll' SI iAf iami by 44 vnras, fraunded baunded north Onaves, south bp Mtlrclv w.,ll - V? Mil north and south IN total. 17.34 BAMLA, PONCIANO-La- M, IT IHMUIkv bp.B. Chnvez. bp MONTOYA, gANCJWIMt, 111DUO Und Wbf M0 by F, Appdasa. east and west by river, B. (Nt west JOBS FBUPB Land vara wMa, hndad aorta by pjuhXe Personal, 111. Vmm. $1.01; peaaRr. rend. Penennl. tJM; Taies. 77 eents: antr M, soMtk AuroKo Melwetjc,' oast $1.7$. 1 eeeta 19 1 i -- jnttson. of the WhlUen tenaoya. sowth bp M. 9m , Mt bp 1. ..Mta: naftari It total, mwi eents total, JtSf south bv a bf B. flarsalei grant, west by dtteh. oha, WMt bp ppM, LMd M bp 916 PfttWNCT IM. Peager tenth Oraade, west ky HmRs pettaHy, VaanUMUl aWvBBaVsMfl 4 tjaMnsVk bbV bTt VuvasbMk hflto tMt TsM t0.M: ll eM; otto, JaWOTs vnTVflPnst'a 'aWIHI' w wlaWlPlnf BAMQLA, MAjfcnrUd 96 bp PAMLLA. MARIANO Lnnd 70 br sum smprsvemeats. - jppJff. Fan $tl.M. W WWBm tMrth bp L. Pneh- N alt; fXl, wm avfflnflVtanwVWf W fmmUmmt 0 lf Chaves, south by A. Chavez, east by chea, by R. D. by south Gurule. cast penalty. 56 cents; costs 35 cents; to- GARCIA. MIGUEls House and tot Griming, west by P. Martinez & Ortiz, road,, wctt by O. Apodaca. Personal, road, west by T. Sj.nchez. Personal, 912.21. west by ncequla. Land bounded; tal Personal. 925.00. Taxes, 4.24; penalty, Personal, 915. Tnxes. north by R, Baca, south ssu. 'laxcii, 77 coma; penalty, 9105. Taxes, 95.17; penalty, 25 cents; FRANCIER, FRANCIS 160 21 36 and cast by Land cents; costs, cents; total, $4.80. 94.12; pennlty, 20 1 35 cents; coatr 70 cents; 91.60. costs, 35 95.77. cents; costs. Indian lands, west by B. Ortiz and total, centa: total acres and Improvements. Personal, JARAMILLO, ESTEBAN Lnnd, 25 cents; totnl. $3.13. provemcnts. PADILLA, CHAVEZ, ALB1NA Land 420 varas, 960. Taxes, 910.15; Land bounded north by ANA8TACIO Land 60 penalty, 50 cents; by 80 feet, bounded north by priests, JONES, ELIZA J. A piece of lnnd M. Bnca, by P. Montoya, by 160 yards, bounded by A. bounded north by A. Rodrigues, south costs, 35 cents; total, 911. by C. by south cost by north J. south Grande, cast acequla. opposito First street In Paris addition M. K. Baca, went Iiv I. Arm I In i.nm Padllla, south by V. Chavez, east by uy. M. unctv, cast by read, west by are- 11ERRRRA Y GARCIA, VICENTE west by Broadway. Personal. $70.00. Porsonnl, $70. Taxes, $13,97; penalty, (bounded north nnd by M. by M. GO na!. Taxes, 15.32; penalty, 75 cents; Land In 22, south Bacn. Grant, west J. Padllla. Land f precinct 100 yards wide, Taxes, 913.48; pennlty, 67 cents; costs, ui cents; coots, 35 uy uy 70 costs, 35 116.42. cents; total, $14.90. t ensi acequin, west ai. iinca. In- by yards, bounded north by acequla, cents: total. bounded north by Corro, south by J. 3b cents; total, $14.40. JUDI). L. by CHAVEZ. GABRIEL A. Land 100 Garcia, by F. Land bounded north terest in Bacn location No. 1. Interest south Padllla, west by V. Chavez. catt J. Garcia, west by Jose JOHNSON. W. H. Lot 12. block 7. let 11 4 i ity M. Clmvez, south east by r4rfrilH ifrnnl I.111 tj.n Land 200 yards wldo, by 360 varas, bounded nortn by Lor- Herrera. M. and Sa wwwsiw iiiiuunLlt OHU Ml bounded south by Pcrsonnl, 9160. Taxes, N. T. Co, Taxes, 97.17; penalty, 35 mora, west by M. grant. riiiu in road, east by 100 enzo Chavez, south by Crux Sanchez, 91072; ponaity. 53 Chavez. Personal, I4 Interest Ln Bajada grant. river. Land by 200 cents; costs, 35 cents; costs, zu cents; total, $7.72. $50. Tnxes, $10.82; 54 yards, bounded by D. cast uy public road, west by public cents; total, 911.60. penalty, conts. I'tTBunni, t iuu. nixes, sio.18; ponaity. north Chavct, LOPEZ, CAMILIO Land, 17 by 50 costs, 35 cents; total, $11.71. 65 cents; costs, $2.80; 916.63., sown ny .i, m. Chavez, east by V. Pa- land. Personal, 920. Taxes, 95.55; LEBARIO, JO0E B. Land In pro- varas, bounded by Guardlola, total, north LOBATO, bound-c- d dllla, west by hills. Taxes. 11.01: ponaity, 27 cents; costs, 35 cents; to- duct 34, 1,00 by 1,000 varas, by EPITACIO Land BACA. FRANCISCO Lnnd bounded, bounded south Vlvlana, entt by A. Nuancs, north by Puiillc road, by north, south, enst by B. y penalty, 9 cents; costs, 1.40; total, tal, 96.17. south, cast and wost by Grant. Per- west by south J. nnd west J, road. Personal, 9i6.00. Tax- Gabaldon, caBt by by Padllla. Lnnd boundod by M. S4.4U. CHAVEZ, LORENZO Land 300 by sonal, 980. Taxee, 91.15; pennlty, 6 es, 916.20; penalty, 75 J. Gabaldon, west nqrth cents; costs, 35 Public road. Land In precinct 9, 67 by Armijo, south by B. Aragon, by 300 varna, bounded north by rood, cents: costs, 35 cents; total, 91.56. cents; 916.30. east PADILLA. ANTO J. Land 140 by total, 600 varas, bounded by A. Anaya, , ... . south by J. Chavez, cast by road, west LUCERO, JOSE FRANCO Land In JOAQUIN 12 north tihi u; rfi.tiKWU tliiu nil ihu varas, bounded north by 8. San by MARTIN. Land, by Routh by M. Sanchez, east by rlvor. provemcnts. Personal, $25. Taxes. chez, road and Improvements, Porsonnl, precinct 4, 122 by 157 yards, bounded 200 varas, bounded north by M, Du- nn. .. rt . ... . south by road, east by Padllla J. 'west by Public road. $20. ai penalty, 0 cents costs, ?u estate, .by 910. Taxes. 38 cents; penalty, 2 cents; north, toiitn, cast and west by Mrs. ron, south by M. Martin, by nce- I'ersonal, cents: west road. Personal, $20. 3(T cast laxes, $1.15; penalty, 5 cents; costs, total, $2.06. 77 a costs, cents; total, 76. Yrlsarrl. Improvements on govern- qula. by Vose. 45.00. Taxes, cents; penalty, cents; west Personal, 70 centa; totnl. $1.90. BACA, JUAN MARIA Land, thrno costs, 35 cents; total, 91.15. OABALDON, EPIFEMIO Land 30 ment land In precinct 10. Pcrsonnl, Taxes, 917.49; penalty, 86 cents; costs. acres, by Jar-nnilll- o, MARTIN, VICENTE Land 60 by 50 boundud north by M. E, Mon- i5 varas, bounded north by J. 990. Taxes, 99.0; ponaity, 49 cents; 35 cents; total. 918.70. toyn, PADILLA, JUAN A. Land 80 by south by M. Garcia, cast by costs, 70 cents; varas, bounded north by P. Cnndo aria. south by I, Bacn. east by J. M. 00 bounded and by total, 911.15. MARTIN, TRINIDAD Land, 60 by Montoyu, by yards, north south river, west by road and Improvements. H. Q. 83 south nnd east Bamc, west by Public west J. M. Montoyn nnd Arenal, cast by J. Montoyn, west by MAURINO. Half Interest In feet, bounded north nnd south by linprovemrits. Land 80 by 233 vara?, bounded north E. Vt S. W. V section, 27 township, 10 Alcxnnder, east by F, Candelarla, vest rond nnd Improvements. Taxes, $5.20; Pcvsonal, $185. Taxes, M. Padllla. Personal, $340. Taxes, E-8- pennlty, 20 to- $1.03; penalty, 8 cents; cojtB, 35 by J. R. Apodaca, Boutn by Albuquer- N. R. 4 0 acres. by cents; costs, 25 cents: cents; 90.63; penalty, 48 cents; costs, 35 Personal, 970. road. Land. 69 by 146 feet, boundod total, $2.06. que Land company, east by S. Apod-ncn- , Taxes 910.53; penalty, 52 cents; costs, north by M. Martin, south by ditch, tal, $5.71. cents; total, 910.40. 1 BACA, DAVID Land, west by R. Gabaldon. Personal, 35 cents; total 911.40. cast by road, west by ditch. MAR INEZ, ANTONIO Land 50 by J. three acres, PADILLA V Land, 50 50 bounded north by G. Bnca, south by MARINO, JOSE Land 950. Taxes, 99.57; penalty. 47 cents; MONTOYA, JUAN C. Improve-ment- s by 000 feet, bounded by varas, bounded north by rond, nouth D. 60 by 200 north Tljeras by S. C. do Baca, oast by ditch, by yards, bounded north by J. costs, 70 cents; total, 910.74. on government land. Personal. road, south and enst by Alexander, Oonznlcs, cast by road, west by west G. Chavez, ny 11. - P. Baca. Personal, $100. Taxes, $13.28; south J. Marino, cast by GABALDON, CORNELIO Land 62 965. Taxes. $10.15: npm.ttv. no ontitn- wost by rond. In precinct 28, land 13 Gonzales. Taxes, $6.49; penalty, 32 J. Sanchez, west by II. 35 pennlty, 60 cents; costs, 35 cents: to- Sanchez. Land by 236 varas, bounded north by Trini- costs, 35 cents; totnl, 911. by 112 vnraR, bounded by M. San-che- cents; costs. cents; total, $7.16. 60 by 300 1). north tal, $11.29. yards, bounded north by dad Gabaldon, south by public road, I'KllKA Y BSPINOSA, PEDRO south by T. Sanchez, cast by MARTINEZ, FRANCISCO Land 160 by 8nn-tlng- o Chavez, touth II. Padllla, east by cast by public land, west by T. Oabal-do- Land 40 ncrcs. Peisnnnl. zi:io ditch. In precinct 13, land 20 by 200 by 160 varns, bounded north by BACA, ESCOLASTICO C. DE Four B. Chavez, west by road. Land CO by Lnnd 100 by 200 varas, bouudod es, 91.15: nchnltv. 0 centa: costs, .in varas, bounded south by acequla, east Gnllegos, soutli by W. B. Chll-dor- pieces of lnnd and Improvements. Per- 8d-vcr- t. 400 yard?, bounded north by O. Apo- north by M. S. y Tapla, south by o cents; totnl. 91.56. by Vlvlanl. Personal. 9110. Lart half enst by unknown, west y W. B. sonnl, $35. Tnxes, $11.74; penalty, 58. daca, sou ih by J. Sanchez, cast by Mon. Sanchez, cast by Joso M. Gabal TAPIA, DBMETRIO Land 80 acres. taxes, 910.98; penalty, 56 cents; costs, didders nnd Improvements. Taxes, conts; costs, 35 cents; total, $12.67. toya, west by road. Personal, 970. don, west by same and Improvements. Personal, 965. Taxes, 910.15; penalty, $1.75; total. $13.2J. $8.23; penalty,, 41 cents; costs. 35 BACA, FBL1Z C. DE Land bounded 77 penalty, 3 by I). Taxes, cente; cents; rorsonal, 970. Taxes. 98.04; penalty, corns; costs, 3& centa; totui, 911. McCUTCHKON. J. H. Printing out-ti-t centa; totnl, $8.99. north Lucero, south by A. Gar- costs. 91.85. 10 cia, by ..1.05; total, cents; costs, 70 ccnt3; total. 99.11. PRECINCT NO. 11. nnd furniture. Taxes, $5.66; penal- MARTINEZ, PETRONILA C. DE east ncequla, west by D. Lu- Land 30 by ty, 29 Lnnd 300 by 700 vnros, bounded cero. Personal, 950. Taxes, 99.75; SANCHEZ. SILVBHIO OALLI3GOS. JESUS MA Land 100 CHAVEZ. PIO fjinil 17S iiv !t7U cents; costs, 35 cents; totnl, north 35 Mon- Gal-lego- by Joso Romero, by penalty, 48 cents; costs, 35 to- yards, bounded north by C. by 200 varns, bounded north by D. bounded by $0.i0. south Antonio cents: toyn, south by L, Sanchez, east by T. north C. Sarraclno, south llnrclu, enst by John A. Lee, by tal, $10.58. Eoutb by T. Gabaldon, oast by by M. Pcrca, enst by J. Perea, west by MONTGOMERY, ALLEN Lots 101 west Montoyn, west by M. Castorena. Land rood, west by acequln. 100 uy and 162, block 13, Armijo y ad- Grant limits. Taxes, $4.33; penalty, BACA, L. C. 130 Land T. Garcln. Personal, $25. 96 Otero DE Land, by 30o 84 by 100 yards, bounded north by J. 150 varas, by M. San-- Taxes, dition. Personal, $40. Taxes, -- i conts; costs, 35 cents, $4.89. varas, bounded by S. bounded north cents; pennlty, 4 cents; costs, 35 $6.88; total, north Ortiz, south P. Montoyn, couth by J. M. Montano, chez, south by read, east by J. San- cents; penalty, 34 cents: costs 40 cents; to- McKim, C. A. Lot 13. block 7. Cros by game, cast by ditch, west by M. Or- by road, west by acequla. total, $1.35. tnl, & Kennedy east Per chez, west by road. Taxes, 915.50; CHAVEZ. ADOIAT) l.nn.l r.n hv inn $7.62. san addition. Personal, tiz. An undivided interest in the La eonal, 960. Tnxes, 57 ccnt; penally, penalty, 62 70 to- - MORELLO, JULIA 50 by $50. Taxes, $6.49; penalty, 32 cents; Bnjnda grant. An cent?; cotta, cents; yards, bounded noith nnd by Land, i42 undivided In torest 2 cents; costs 70 cents; total, 91-2- ini, 913.8.'. touth It. feet, bounded by C. A. costs. 20 conts; total, $7.01. In the G. C. do Baca grant. navez, cnti uy acequln, west by road. north Grande, Land and SANCHEZ, RAFAEL Land 80 by DON'ACIANO 50 bV hriiimlpil fouth by Washington avenue, east By PEKEA. DAVID Land 25 by 48 feet. Improvements. Personal, $50. Taxes, GURULE. Land 114 l.ntld 100 vnrils. north - Tur-rlcit- a, Broadway west by bounded by I by C. $5.07: ticnnltv. 25 centR: eostn. 4(1 100 yards, bounded north by C. by 208 varan, bounded north by Albu and south by A. Chavez, nce- Gentile. Personal, north Perea, south tl east by $25. Taxes, $20.79; Glrnrd, by pub- $6.72. south by A. J. Chavez, east by querque Land company, south by J. qula, wert by J. Chavez. Land 80 by penalty. $1.05; east Priests, west bv total. I costs. 35 cents; $22.19. lic road and Improvements. 12 acequla, west by L. Sanchez. Land 100 a uindciaria, cast by main ditch, wort i.iu yarns, by A. total, Land BACA Y FLORES, VALENTINE bounded north Chav- by 38 by 1. . by 100 yards, bounded north by D. San- by public road and Improvements. ez, by MORELLI BROS. Personal, $100. feet, bounded north Perea. Land, six acres, bounded by H.' south F. A. Hubbull. east by ace- Taxes $5.73; north chez, south by P. Turrlctta, east by Land In precinct No. 11. 160 acres and qula. west by penalty, 67 cents; costs, south by David Perea, cast by Priests. Mattlnez, south by public road, cast by road. Taxes. $3.83; 35 cents; totnl, $0.35. west by v. river, west by nrroyo. Personal, 9140. improvements. Personal, 9105. Tax- pennlty, 28 cents; costs, $1.05, totnl, Snntlllancs. Personal. $30. U. Montoya, west by public ditch and Tuxes, 3.88; penalty, 19 cents; costs, es, 910.72; penalty, 53 cents; costs, 70 $0.10. ORTIZ ANTONIO Lot 8, block 14. Tnxes, $1.95; penalty, 9 cents; costs, improvements. Personal, $85. Taxes, Armijo y Otero Tnxes, 70 conts; totnl, $2.74. 70 cents; total, 94.77. cents; totnl, 911.95. CHAVEZ, DOLORES Land 40 by addition. $12.33; $11.18; penalty, 57 cents; vosts, 35 penalty, 62 cents; costs, 20 to. ROMEltO, FELIX Land 33 by 67 SANCHEZ Y PENA, JUAN Land GURULE. EPIFAN O Land In lire 100 yards, bounded north by A. Chavez, conts; cents; totnl, $12.40. CO tal, $13.15. varas, bounded by by 200 yards, bounded north by Luis clnct No. 14, 1C0 acres and Improve- - south by F. A. Hubell, east by ditch, north J. Canddarln, BACA. VALENTIE C. DE Land. 85 RODEY, prop-erty- , by public Padllla, south by J. P, Montoyn, east nients. Personal, $40. Tnxes, ?3.bu; west by road. $105. MINNIE C Personal soutli road, cast by J. Cande by 200. varas. bounded by J. M. Mon- - Personal, Taxes, $300. $17.20; by by D. Montoya, wet by Jose P. y Mon penalty, 19 cents; costs, 35 cents; to- 90 4 Taxes, ponaity, 85 larla. west J. Jenrens and improve tOVn. rnilth Iiv A llnnn nnct Iiv nin cents; penalty, cents; costs, 35 cents; 35 toyn. Land 50 by 100 yards, bounded tnl, $4.37. ccuts; totnl, $1.35. costs cents; total, $18.40.- ments. In precinct 35, land 40 by 160 Grande, west by acequla and Improve- - north by J. P. y Montoyn, east by Jose GURULE. JUAN ANTONIO Land 8ANDOVAL, ABAN Iand, 32 by varas, bounded north by Anto. Can- mums, jju. taxes, I3.ti'j; CHAVEZ. MACEDONIO Land 70 485 feet, bounded by f Mnrlno, east by F. Padllla, west by in precinct No. 14 and Improvements. by 180 yards, bounded by north Overmann, delarla, south and east by Menaul, penalty. C8 cents: costs. 25 cents: tn. north J. south by A. Anayn, by M. west by acequla. by hills. Lnnd 10 by 200 yards, bounded Porsonnl, 910. Taxes, 92.87; penalty. Chavez, south by A. Chavez, by east Martin. Land 39 185 var tnl, $14.73. Mor-ng- east 25 by 50 north by public road, south by R. 14 cents; costs, 35 cents; total, 93.36. river, west by road, Land. ftot. bounded north by as, bounded north by Juan Lorenzo, BACA, rersonnl, $75. P. Candelarla, south by F. Martin,, east couth by public road, east by arroyo, ANTONIO C. DE Land, cast by F. Chavez, wost by A. J. JARAMILLO, JUAN Land 120 by Taxes, 96 cents; penalty, 4 cents; bounded north by . . C. do Baca, 30 200 bound- by P. Cnndelnrln. Lnnd, 100 by 100 west ny acequln. personal, $45. Las south Chavez. Land by yards, 300 by Jar-nmlll- costs, 35 cents; $1.35. and by M. Armijo, by varas, bounded north J. M. total. feet, bounded north by Alexnnder, halt taxes, $7.90; penalty. 39 enst west rancho ed north by M. A. Pena, soutli by J, by Gab- CHAVEZ Y CHAVEZ. CANDELAR- cents: do Abrcnu. $55. south road, cast by R. south by IL M. Martinez, by Alex- costs, $.05; totnl, $9.34. Personal, Taxes. Marino, cast by river, west by hills. aldon, by 190 IA Land 375 by 378, bounded east $1.30; 6 costs, west arenal. Land by north by ander, west by road. Personal, $110. SALAZAR, RRQINA V. 36 by penalty, conts; 35 cents; Personal, 980. Last half taxes, 92.53; 190 11. F. Chavez, by Land total, $1.71. varas, bounded north by Gabal- south R. Ortiz, east by Taxes, $5.52; pennlty, 28 9 arns, penalty, 12 cents; costs $1.40; total, don, by road, west by F. Perua. cents: costs, bounded north by J. Porea. south R. Armijo, east by road, Personal, $1.05; total. $7.85. by road, by A. BACA, JUAN A. C. DE Land, 500 94.05. by acequla. Tax- $100. Taxes, $17.23; pennlty, 86 south east and west west Personal, 930. cents; SENA DONACIANO 28 by 38 Trujillo. Lot 4, 2, Apodaca by 500 varas, bounded north by Santo PRECINCT NO. 7. es, 911.S7; 59 costs, 35 cents; total, $18.44. Land. block S. penalty, cents; costs, feet, bounded north by J. M. Baca, addition, all In precinct 5. Tnxes. Domingo land, Bouth by heirs of F. C. GARCIA, FELIX I .and 90 by 300 70 cents; total, 913.16. MUN1Z, JESUS Land 45 by 132 varas, Bouth by C. A. Grande, east by road, $13.55; penalty. 68 cents: costs. 55 dc Bnca, east by A. Montoya. west by yards, bounded north and south by LUCERO, CRECENCIANO Land 40 bounded north by J. Hubbefi, west by C. A. Rio Grande. Lnnd, 175 by 150 varas, south by T. Garcia, by Grande. Tnxes, $4.30; cents; total, $14.78. public land, cast by J. M. Salinas, west east road, west penalty, 20 to- bounded north by A. Montoya, by 40 varae, bounded north by acequia, by J. a. Hubbell. cents; costs, 35 cents; SARRACINO, MARIA NIEVES south by public land. Land 25 by 100 yards, by by acequla, Personal, $80. Tax- tnl. $4.85. Land, by by Leandro Malnes, cast by Indian south road, cast west es, $1.20; penalty, 6 cunts; costs, 35 bounded north Melitan Chav bounded north by public land, south by by T. Lucero. Personal, 976. Taxes, SIMPSON, CLARA O. DE Land, 25 ez, south by Jesus banchez and MoyaB, ditch, west by owner and improve- Jar-smlll- o cents; $1.61. road, east by owner, west by L. 910.72; 52 total. by 80 feet, bounded by public ments. Personal, $10. Taxes, $15.59; penalty, cents; costs, 35 MUN1Z, FRANCISCO Land 50 north nnd south cast road and M. Chavez. Personal, 980. Taxes, 99.38; cents; 911.59. by by owner, enst and west by Lombar- west by M. penalty, 76 cents; costs, 70 cents; to- total, 112 varas, bounded by R. San- rt. Chavez. Taxes, 921,65; penalty, 49 cents; costs, 70 cents; to- MARQUEZ, by north do. Taxes, $22.94; penalty, pennlty, $1.03; cocts, tnl. $17.05. GEORGE Land 40 chez, south and east by F. Hubbell, $1.14; 35 cents; total. tal. 910.57. 50 varas, San- costs, 35 cents; $24.43. $23.08. BACA, bounded north by J. L. west by road nnd Improvements. Per- total, PACIFICO C. DE Land, 160 Unknown owners (estate Ml&uol TRUJILLO. M. 34 by "SMITH, pre-- by 13 chez, south by J. R. Hunley, cast by sonal, $55. Taxes, $2.1i; JOSE Land, FERNANDO Land In vnras, bounded north by M. Lu- Garcia) Land 100 by 400 yards, Benito by "public penalty, 60 feet, bounded by Htreat, clnct 8, 160 by 250 cero, by grant, Savedra, west road cents; costs. 35 cents; total, 93.55. north south varas, bounded south Cochttl enst by K. bounded north by A. Martinez, south improvements. by J. Chaves, by west by norm Lucero, west by Im- and Personal, 980. SANCHEZ, JOSE MANUEL Land east streot. by T. Gutierrez, zoutn by J. grant limits and by Linos, cast by Cuchlllo, west by Taxes, $10.91; penalty. 54 cents: costs. alley. Personal, $30.00. Taxes, $15.77; Griego, east by S. Anaya, west by R. provements. Personal, $75. Taxes, 100 100 by 400 yardB, bounded by P. OJo. Land 100 by yards, bounded 35 cents; total, $11.80. north penalty, 77 cents; costs, 35 cents; to- Griego. Personal, $lo. Taxes, $1.53; $3.51; ponaity, 17 cents; cents; by A, Martinez, south by S. A. V. Sanchez, south by J. Chavez, east by costs.25 north UHUANO by tal, $16.90. 1 $4.03. PAGE, Land 50 100 river, west by road. Land 90 by 300 penalty, cents; costs, 35 cents; totnl. total, Linos, east by Padllla, west by OJo. by owner, $1.95.- - varaB, bounded north south yards, bounded by F. A. PRECINCT NO. 13. BERNADINO, FRANCISCO Land, Land 30 by 300 yards, bounded north by road, by by north Hubbell. & DODD east J. Sanchez, west south by P. V. Sanchez, by ADAMS, F. W. Lot 4, block 2. B. & ZEIGER Land bounded 92 by 480 vnras, bounded north by R. by A. Martinez, south by Cuchlllo, east acequla. east river, - l.ssd 25 by 130 varas, bound- west by road and Improvements. L. addition. Personal, $55. Taxes, north by Springer heirs, south by Ro- Ortiz, south by M. Armijo, east by R. by 8an Anto Linos, west by OJo. Tax- ed north by roud, south by B. Saave dcy an Drat Inn, enst by grant limits, 911.49; 57 costs, Land 120 by 250 yards, bounded north $8.99; penrlty. 44 cents; costt, 20 Ortiz, west by Lcmlues Baca and im- es, penalty, cents; dra, cast by rlvor. west by J. L. San west by c. Kemp. Block 1. Romero provements. 91,05; total 913.11. by P. V. Sanchez, south uy F. A. Hub-bel- l, cents; total, $9.63. Personal, $110. Taxea, chez. Personal, $80. Taxes. $10.72; cast by river, west by Moraga. BACA. SANTIAGO Land bounded addition. Taxos. $8.06; penalty, 43 $2.87; pennlty, 13 cents; costs, 35 Gutierrez, Juan M. Improvements penalty, 53 cents; costs. 70 cents; to- J. cents; costs, $2.55; totnl, $11.64. 99.57; Personal, "130, Taxes, 98.80; penalty, north by public road, south by L. F. cents; totnl, $3.35. on government land. Taxes, tal, 911-9- NO. 14. 35 44 cents; costs. 91.05; total, 910.29. Kuhns, east by Jose Oriego and V. PRECINCT CARILLO. COSME Land, 180 by penalty, 47 cents; costs ccnti; total, SANCHEZ, MATIAS Land 190 by C. Ono- - SANCHEZ, PATRICIO V. 150 Arias, west by Jose Ortiz. HERRERA. EMILIA DE 300 varns, by Cres-pl- 910.39. ,700 varas, bounded by C. Land Personal, bounded north L. north R. by 400 yards, bounded by T. Gut- $290. Taxes, $6.17; penalty, 30 third Interest in Godltudo Springs. by D. PRECINCT NO. 8. Sanchez, by S. Sanchez, by north cents; south Rnol. east by rlvor; south east ierrez, south by J. M. Sanchez, east by total, $6.82. Personal, $190. Tnxes, $10.76; penalty, by limits nnd Improve- 40 Ilio west by Las Lomas. 54 35 west ranch GRIEGO, GUADALUPE Land by arando, rlvor. west by public road. Land 90 BRIGGS, MRS. A. C Lot 7. block conts; costs, cents; total, $1.65. ments. Personal, $120. Taxes, $4.81; Mon- 100 by 450 varas, bounded 16. 175 yards, bounded north by A. Iand north by 300 yards, bounded by M. 7. B. & L. addition. Taxes. $2.16; pen- PRECINCT NO. penalty, 24 costs, 35 tu- by public road, by D. Gallegos, north J. 200 by cents; cents: toya, south by A. Griego, east and south Sanchez, south by same, east by river, nlty. 10 cents; costs, 20 cents; total, ARMIJO. AUOUST1N Lnnd tal, $5.40. west by acequla. Land 42 by 95 yards, east by P. Sedlllo, west by ncequla and west by public road Improvements. $2.46. 600 yards, bounded north by J. Garcia, Improvements. 100 by 100 and DURAN, MANUEL A. DE Laud. bounded north by G. Grleso, south by Land vnraB, Personal, 980. Taxes, 94.69; penalty, CERVANTES. DAVID Land 50 by south by M. Grant, cast and west by by M. Chavez, by M. by 3 acres, bounded north by estate of acequla, east by F. Candelarla, west bounded north south 25 ccnt3; costs, 70 cents; 95.64. 50 varas, bounded b Antonio Anaya. Lnnd 200 500 yards, M. GalleKos, Sanchez, total, north by . J. Baca, south by F, Montoya, cast by by P. Santlllanei. Land 28 by 96 yards, J. cast byJose o bounded north Chavez, south. SARRACINO, CLETO !and 60 by Martin, south by same, cast by Cesn-ri- M. Armijo. west by c. Montoya. bounded north by I. Apodaca, south by west by public road. Personal, $80. 150 yards, Gonzales, by cast and west by M. Grant. Personal, Land. 80 bounded north by public west road. Personnl 1 acre, bounded north by owner, south owner, east by S. Apodaca, west by Taxes, $16.09: penalty, cents; costs, Jar-nmlll- $100. Taxes, $9.57; penalty, 47 cents; road, south by ncequla, catt by A. $25. Taxes, $1.09; penalty, 5 cents; by D. C. de Baca, cast by F. Montoya. P. Santlllancs. Land 54 by 104 yards, $1.05; total. $17.94. west by road. cost?, 35 cents; total, 92.46. costs, 70 cents; total, $10.74, AMBHOBIO 05 by Personal. 975. west J. A. y M. A. Land, 2 acres, bounded north by G. Garcia, south by SANCHEZ, Land Taxes, 9 1.1 5; 5 Un- CHAVEZ, TEODOCIO Land 112 by 210 by penalty, cents; costs 36 CODDINOTON. HANNAH E. bounded north by B. F., south by C, Ar- P. Santlllancs, east by I. Apodaca, west yards, bounded north Pedro cents; total, 91.55. divided half in B, 198, bounded by B. Archlbeque, south by Apodaca, interest lot of the by by mijo, east by acequla, west by arroyo by M. Griego. Land 37 by 527 yards, Garcia, south Fells cast Ruiz tract of land as per Simpson & P. Armijo, east J. Pals, west by Oriego, by B. y by public PRECINCT NO. 12. and Improvements. Personal, $350. bounded north by P. south by Juan Garcia, wen Dun mnp thereof on file with the coun- ditch. Interest in Las Hucrtos grant. 8. Moutoya, east by acequla, west by road and improvements. Personal, $90. ANAYA, ANTONIO 10 by 300 varas Taxes, $1.53; penalty, 7 centB; costs, Tnxes, $19.21; pennlty, 96 cents; costs. ty recorder, ultuatc In the N. E. corner $1.05; $20.26. road. Land 32' by 88 yards, bounded Taxes, $2.11; penalty, 10 cents; costs, land In city. Personal 970. Tases, Albuquerque 70 cents; total, $2.30. total, 96.81; penalty, 34 of the grant. Taxes, north by A. Grlsgo, south by J. R. 35 cents; totnl, $2.56. cents; costs, 35 $10.82; penalty, 53 cents; costs, 70 ECKERT, CHARLES W. Land and GALLEGOS, LUCIANO Land, 150 - cents; Hur-ttul- o, Armijo, east by acequla, west by A. SANCHEZ Y CANDELARIA, NICO- total, 97.50. cents; total, 912.05. improven-ents- . Personal, $bd. Tnxes, by 183 yards, bounded north by D. 357 bound- LAS 50 by 200 bounded ARMIJO, A. R. Lots 12. by A. Montoyu, Oriego, Iaad 32 by yards, Land yards, U and DYE. HENRIETTA B. Lots 11 and $2. $7; penalty, 14 cents; costs, 35 soutli S. west by M. San- block 11. Armijo y Per-sona- l. W. ed north by P. Griego, south by C. north by P. Armijo, south by Otero addition. 12, block 6, & Kennedy addi- cents; total, $3.36. B. Hurtndo and Improvements. by ace- by public 925. 913..59; Crossan 71 100 Hfontoya, east by road, west chez, east and west road. Taxes, penalty, 06 tion. Taxes, 98.66; 43 GURULE, JOSE ANDRES Laud Land, by yards, bounded north 916.66; $100, 911.87; penal- cents: costs. 40 cents; penalty, cents; by Montoya. Leybn, qula. Personal. 945. Taxes, Personal, Taxes, total, 914.65. costs. 40 cents; total, 99.49. bounded north by N, Archlbeque, south A. south by west costs, 92,45; ty, 59 cents; costs, 35 cents; total, BADARACCO, by Joso Ma. $295. penalty, 83 coats; total. PETE Flxturca of FEIKERT, MRS. A. M. Lot 7 and by F. Snlas, cast by Com. Ditch, west J. Personal, Taxes, 919.94. 912.81. saloon, 950. Taxes, 92.86; penalty, 14 $12.30; pontlty. 01 cents; costs, 70 V. Ms 8. block 23 B. & L. addition. by J. J. Archlbeque. Lnnd bounded L. 250 by SANCHEZ, MIRAMON Land 50 by cents: costs, 35 cents; 93.35. totnl, $13.61. GUTIERREZ, JOSE Land total, Tnxes, $2.60; penalty, 13 cents; costs, north by P. Unrros, south by Cuchllln. cents; COO yards, by Saniorn, 100 yards, bounded by road, BRUCE, C. A. North lot 3. 100 bounded north J. north half 20 conts; total, $2.93. east by Bear Springs, west by M. Mar GALLEOuS, MACARIO Land, south by road, cast by J. R. Armijo, south by T. Sanchez, cast by road, block 2, Belvedere addition. Lots 21 tinez nnd improvements. Personal, by 43 ynrds, bounded north and south by nnd 22. 4, FISH, 8. B. Land bounded north by jwest by S. Alexander. Land 20 by 26 west P. Sanchez and improvements. block H. G. Spot addition. $125. Taxes,. $1.15; penalty, 5 cents; by P. Qu'iitpntt, east nnd .west by J. 100 by 200 Taxes, $9.29; 46 Perea and Albright, south by Romero yards, bounded north by P. Griego. Land yards, bounded north penalty, cents; costs, addition, by costs, 70 cents; tutal, $1.90. Snlas nnd Improvements. Personal, 9215. 916.28; penal by Albuquerque Land company, 6$ cents; $10.35. enst Fourth street, west Personal, Taxes. south total. by G. Mooro and Albright. Land SAMORA, JOSE DE JESUS Land $130. Tnxes, $8.31; pennlty, 41 centa; ty, 81 cents; costs, 70 cents; total, by acequln, cast by U. Page, west by COLOMBINE. MAURICE Lnnd, 50 costs, 35 cents; total, $9.10. by 85 In bounded north by Bnrbour, south by 50 by 500 yards, bounded north and 917.79. entrance. Personal, 9695, Lust half Ladcra. Taxes, $1.41; pen- rood, cast by south by Lonma, enst by Samora, OARCIA, MARCOS Land, bounded JARAMILLO, MANUEL 50 taxes, 915.08; penalty, .5 cents; costs, alty. 6 conts; costs, J5 cents; Barbour and others, west F. Land total, by rond. Taxes, 917.09; 85 west by Rosa D, Castillo. Lnnd 40 by north, south, can and west by J. PJ by 100 yards, bounded by J, C. 70 cents; total, 916.53. $1.85. penalty, 5 north ccuts; costs 70 cents; total, 918.61. 60 ynrds, bounded north by F. Samora, Gnrcln. Tnxes, $1.09; penalty, centa; public land, by SANDOVAL. YSIDRO Land 94 by OUTINOLLA, PASCUAL IJind, 38 $t.-i9- . Samora, south ly east FLORY. AARON Lot 10. block 4. Bouth by A. Samora, eaBt by Public costs, 35 cents; totnl, acequla. west by C. Samora. Per- - 274 varas, bounded aud by ty 14 feet, bounded by Ro- J. north south north J. B. 7 L. addition. Taxes, 93.68; pen- rond, west by M. Colleges. Land 39 GARCIA, JOSE P. Land, bounded 965. Taxes, 57 cents; penalty, A. Armijo, cast, by road, west by river. mero, south and east by P. J, by by sonal, Cano. west alty, 18 conts; costs, 20 by Sa- north J. A. Gnrcln, south M. 3 conty: coats, 35 cents; 94 Land 50 by 90 varas, bounded north by by road. Taxes, $14.33; 72 cciUb; total, vnruB wldo, bounded north F. total, penalty, $3.98. niorn, soutli, enst nnd west by J. M, Bacn. enst by A. Garcia, west by A. G. cents. Sanchez, by T, Gurule, east by cents; costs, 35 cents; $15,40. G J. south total, GANCE, SALLE E. Lots 7. 8, 9, Gallegou, Land 100 varas wide, bound y Armijo. Taxes, $1.09; ponaity. NUANE8, RAMON Land 100 by B. Saavcdra, west by road. Land 30 DAUBER. W. B. House and lot. cents; costs, $1.05; total, $2.19, 125 by M. by 200 by Gar- 925. 917.77; hick 21, B. & L. addition. Taxes, ed north by urroya, south by acequla, varas, bounded ncrth J. varas, bounded north H. Personal. Taxes, penalf?, 60 GARCIA, JUAN A. Land and orch. Mares, south by east by A. Can- cia, by public ditch, cast and 88 cents; costs, 35 cents; $5.42; penalty. 27 cents; costs oast by F. Sandoval, west by OJo river. road, south total, 919.00. cents; total, $6.29. ard, bounded north by Cccar!o Aragou, delarla, west by road. Land 50 by TOO west by Y. Garcia. Personal, 9590. DINWIDDIE, ?. B. Lot 20, block 2, Personal, $90 Taxes, $7.00, penalty, by by B. Lopez, OARCIA, MARTIN Laud 7 by 35, 38 costs, $1.10; $9.44. south bouse, east west varas, bounded north by M. Chavez, Laat half taxes, 910.86; penalty, 64 Armijo Bros, addition. Personal. 960. cents; total, by samo and Improvements. Land by ditch, by A. Garcia. Per- cents; costs, 91,05; 912.45. Taxes, 923.44; 91.16; bounded north by Ambroslo Armijo, TRUJILLO, JOAQUIN Lnnd 100 by east west total; penalty, costs, 20 by public road, by bounded north by B. Loirt, south ami 9100. Taxes, 91,76; penalty, 18 SAAVBDRA, PERFILIO Land 39 cents; total, 924.70, south and east west 400 yards, bounded north by El Rtto, sonal, precinct 35, by enst by A. G. y Armijo, west by Vlcento cents; costs, 70 cents; total, 94.93. by 60 varas, bounded north by T, Gab- Dl'AN, ANNA MARIA Land, 100 J. Borradallo. Land in south by Cuchllln Colorado, east El 300 by 100 varas, bounded north by by Garduno. Piece of meadow land and TAFT, IDA Land bounded north by aldon, south by G. Ansures, east by Rln by 300 varas, boundod north by Alexan- RIto, west Davit T. Land 100 by Improvements. Personul, $70. TaxeH, der, Duranes road, south by Andres Perea, 110 varus, bounded north by Public Candelarla, south by M. Yrlsarrl, east Grahue, west by public road. Land south by A. Lombardo, east by east, $1.09; penalty, 5 cents; costs, $1.05; by 190 by 184 by S. hlllB, west by arroyo. In by Ladera road, west by Unreins rond, south by El RIto, oast by D. T by railroad, west Fourth street. varas. bounded north precinct 13, $6,113; total, $2.19. No. 12, lots 22 to 24, block 23, Benches, couth by Batate. P. Anaya, land, 20 by 150 varas, bounded ditch. Personal. 910. Taxes, west by N. A. Personal, $40, Taxes, Precinct north 34 costs, 35 cents, to- GARCIA, Y ARMIJO, ANTONIO addition to Albuquerque; Laat east by M, B, Otero, west by Bevero by road, south by acequla, east by A. penalty, cents; $2.93; penalty, 15 cents; costs, 70 Peren tal, 97.62. Land, bounded north by J. A. Garcia, halt taxes, 913.10; penalty, 65 cents; Benches. Laud 60 by 375 varas, Angelo. west by Lucero. Personal, cents; total, $3.78. south by C. Montoya. cast by J. Gar- GARCIA, SIMON Land 50 by 142 17. 91-3- total, 915.0. bounded north by 8. Baca, south by 940. Taxes, 916.86; pennlty, 84 cents; PRECINCT NO. costs. varas, bounded north by 8. L. Alex- cia, west by J, A. Garcia. Personal. ANAYA, DOLORB3 A. DH Land Rieenaan brothers, oast by public costs, 70 cents; total, 918.40. ARAGON, CASMIRO Land and im- $70, Taxea, 87 cents; penalty, 4 contu; T.-rY- ander; by Mountalh'road; oast 160 600 varas, bounded by road, west by arenal. Land 140 by, BLL8WORTH, 8. actlon south provements. 9155. by north eKst by Personal, Taxes, costs, 35 cents; total, $1.20. by P. Anaya. by river; 70 varas, bounded north by Armijo, of lot Z, block 70, Armijo Bros, addi- by S. Alexander, west Public road. 93.46; penalty,. 17 cents; costs, 35 road, south eat Land 18 bounded by GONZALES, DIEGO House and lot. west by Personal, 1IS. south by Miguel Anaya, east by ace-qul-e tion. Fraction east of lot 468, block 15, vsras'wlde, north cents; total, 94.98. 91.33; 8. fanchez. F. Perea, by O, Chavez, Personal, $85. Taxss, penalty. Taxea, 91.07; penalty, 6 centa; costa, Madre, west by, public road, Land Armijo Bros, addition. Bouth of south east ARAGON, VICTOR Personnl, 9210. 21 35 94.89. half limits, by cents; costs, centa; total 36 cents; total. 91.47. l precinct M, 164 by MM varas, lot 10, block 14, Hunlng Highland addl-th- a rant west railroad. Land Taxes, 99,09; penalty, 45 centa; costs, A DO, "MANUEL Land, 170 In precinct 12, 25 by 190 feet, bounded HURT BACA, CARMBL Land 190 by 60 baundsd north by C. Barraeino, south Tnies, 916.48; penalty, 77 cents: 35 cents; total, 99.89. by 120 varas, bounded north by B. Hur-tad- o, O. 916-96-. north by B. L. Alexnnder, south by A. varas, bouadid north by kMkN, by Harrsras, eat by J. R. Chares, costs, te.oeats; total, ARMIJO, EL18BO Ijtnd im- by L. . Anaya, by rond.vwest, by nnd south and east Pals, wet , south by M. Baea. east by.C. Boel, went west by public road. Personal, 946. FKAIBR, DONALD Lot 99, Nichols east Public, provements, Personnl, 9176, Taxes. by B. Hurtado. l.and. 150 varas 4V ditch. t precinct 91, 140 varas by arenal. Ttttea, fi.il; MaaKy, 19 Taxes, 94.44; penalty, 91 cents; costs. Bowdott addition. Taxes. 9U.47; pen-Hy5- 8 land 99.46; penalty, 17' cents; costs, 35 grand limits, bounded north by B. Hurto' 94) wide, bounded by M, Garcia, centa; coats, 96 cents; total, 9417. 11.71; total. CIT . oerti; costs,, eents; total, north cents; total, 99.M; tado, south, east and went by 8. Ortls. BACA. BOBINBQN Land 140 by 2T pbAoimct. no. tt. south Vy Jose Be, east and west by ARMIJO, IRBAM M. Interest In the Personal, Taxes, 99.90; penalty. - llsstts, Personnl, 946. Taxes, 99. varas, bounded north by P. Anil Jo, ACUffAi MANUBXt 0. DB GARCIA, AMBR08IO Land, bound-- d 0rant Coeattl Land ajmnt. Personal, $0. 49 centa; eosts, 70 cents; total 911.15. Ar-rulj- !?- 91-4- o. al-U- 96.S5; 31 oith and east by road, west by P. north by Tljeras read.' south by f, petmHyl eents: costs, Taxes, 9l0.lt; penalty, 61 cents; HURTADO, CANuiDO Laad, 99 by Taxes, 99J9: peaalty, 19 cents; Psrsnasl, fit, -- fanes, 91.t; peHy, Mat by J. Ctareta, west by J. P. totnl, 9.0. eosts. M cents; total, 141.9. 100 varas, bounded north by Indians, total, 7 esses, cents; neeta. GARCIA, PLORBNCIO Land 27 by MAfVCBU99tV-Laa- 4l costs. 91 eents; W W. , seats; if total, fl.M! Person), 90. Taxes, 94.H; BACA; SI var- south by" Lueses, east by A. Home, BALUUOB, JDAM Lead ft by M ABAfXM. uJBaTOB, KA Land 114) IMWAttr. N eenta; eosts, 96 eenta; to. 32 vara, hswist north by Orualnsp.l as .wide, bounded aorta by B. Baca, west by Coshes! ladiaa lands. Pscsenal. varas, bounded north by Thoaans San-- aorta. Perssitaj ftta. Twf, ltl.M; til, 94.H. south by tiwlfn mtes), ett by r. 7 south by D. Lasers, aaatV.br Antonio 9166. Tames, 89.99; penalty, seats; costs. 35 cents; total, $10.7.1. O DE LA, RAMOS Land, 12 acres. west by river. Land 150 by 300 yardi. PEREA, BRINIO Laad 164) by IN ROSS ft ROSS Let 5. block 99. N. MABSTAS T RUIZ. JOBS Lead LEYBA. ' BLUTERIO-llou- so sad bounded north by Marlaao de lo O, bounded north by sulphur banks, south yards, bounded north by nubile land, M. T. Co. Taxes. 911.47: aeaaHy. 59 999 by 999 varaa. bounded north by, lot. $165. Taxes, 916.45; south by Felipe Marcs, east by Santo by soda springs, cast and west by hills, south by J. Domlaguez, east by Rle, cents; easts, 99 eeata; teUI. 919.H. river, south by hills, eaat by L. Mas penalty, 82 cents; costs, 3D cents; to- Domingo ditch, west by Rio Grande. Personal, $20. Taxes, $10.32; penalty, west by mesa. Personal, 970. Taxes. BIK WART, WILLIAM LOt It, teya, west By j. Maeetae. Personal, tal. II7.C2. Land and Imnrovr meats. Personal. $65. 51 cento; costs, 70 cents; total. $11.63. 98.85; penalty, 45 cents; costs, 3i block 19. astern addittoa. Personal. 999. Taxes. 97.99: penalty. 89 cents: LEYBA. MOI3K8 Perronal. 9120. Taxes, $2.82; ponalty, 13 cents; costs. ZELLHOKFER, L. I .and. bounded cents; total, $9.65. 976. Taxes, 9997; aenaRy, 49 cents; costs, 85 cents; total, 99.40. Taxcn, 912.72; penalty, 63 conts; costs, 70 cents; total, 93.05. north by L. A. Judt, south by E. Ar VALDKZ, JUAN Land 0 by 76 costs. 90 cents; total, $16.45. VgtLAKDR, RBFUOIO Laad 264) 3G accqula, by VUO, cents; total. $13.70. O DA LA, MARIANO Land. 6 acres. chuleta. east by west river. yarM( bounded north by hilts, south by BUGKNIO Personal, $900. yarda wide, bounded north, east, south LEYBA, NE8ARIO Land, bounded Land. 60 yards, bounded north by rVCr, east by N. Martinet, west by P. Taxes, $11.47; penalty, 56 centa; costs, and west by pabllc leads. Persaaal. bounded north by J. dc la O, south by by aorth tty M. Mon.oya. south by M. C. Ramos do la O, west by Rio Grande Smith, south by E. Archuleta, east Montoya. Personal, $116. Taxes, 89 36 cents: tota), $13.37. 910. Taxee, 99.49; penahy, 42 cents; 4le Uaca, east by A. Lopez. Personal, and Improvements. Personal, $90. Smith, west by accqula. Lots, 6 and cents; penalty. 4 cents; costs. 35 WHITINQ. CALVIN W Mi of NU costs, 36 centa; total, 99.30. 9S0. 912.99; C4 cents; block I. Archuleta addtllon. Jemea ot NE14, section 17, 10, Taxes, penalty, Taxes, $1.84; penalty, 9 cents; costs cents; total, 9128. towa!iip . PRECINCT NO. 99. 1 916.93; penalty. range 4, 40 coats, 35 cents; total, 9 3.98. 35 cents; total, $2.28. Personal. 990. Taxes. RICINCT NO. 22. acres. NR14 of SW14, sec- PASQUKL LEYBA, VllHL.WO Land, bounded 84 cents; costs, 91.46; total, $19.12. tion 15, township 10, range 3, 49 acres. CORDOVAN. Honae ORTIZ, HERCULANO Land, 4 and land. Personal, $290. north by J. Montoyn. south by M. Uaca, NO. 19. GARCiA, JUAN ANTONIO Und aw or NKVi, section is, township Last haK r.crrp, bounded north by A. Ortiz, south. PRECINCT IAll v rH a o biiI nt irvAnt tinitranlA.t naafr. taxea, $5.36; penalty, 99 cents; by 925. Tax- . ,r.n l .11.... ' - - 10, range 4, 40 acres. Taxes, 99.99; mm a a am costs, east accqula. Personal, DOW r. A, t IUW U,CB fO.Oti; 30 costs, 35 by P. Ortiz, cast by P. una, west by ' ,"U' by J. Herrera, west by T. Garcia. land penalty, 25 cents; costs, $1.96; so ceats; unai, 91. ea. penalty, cents; canon Taxes. 96 cents; penalty, 4 g0 total, Y cents; 96.71. Indian land. Pertonal, $300. Last halt ytrdll t0 eHd of Kranti boun,.ed 99.50. GARCIA RAEL, MANUEL total, costs, as si.-id- . fi taxes, $7.76; penalty, 39 cents; costs, cents; cents; total, south by arrovo. cast by J. Hcrrera. GERMANIA House aad laad. Personal. 9199. Tax. LKYIlA, ATILANO Land, acres, LIFE INSURANCE es, bounded by Montoyn, 35 cents; total, $8.50. OALLEOOS, JOSE ANTONIO Land, west by D. Garcia. Land 100 yarda COMPANY Personal, oSke Sxtures, 77 cents; penalty, 3 cents; costs, north J. J. south Tojon. HI 36 cents; 91.16. V.y M. Uaca, cast by accqula, west by II. ORTIZ. PRECILIANO Land. 4 and Improvements at Personal, wide, bounded north and south by fxuu. inxes, penalty, as cents; total, liopcz. Personal 920. Taxes, 912.78; acres, bounded north by A. Ortiz, south 200. Taxes, 913.83; penalty, 68 cents; Cerro, east by C. Lopez, west by A. costs, 35 cents;ii.;total, $13.45. LOBATO. PAMFILO Land. Per. ta-la- cotts, 35 cents; total, $14.85. 40 by 50 pre soaet, 9169. Taxes, $10.63; penalty, 59 63 ccntt; costs, 35 cents; l. by A. Ortiz, cast by public road, west Garcia. Land yards in penalty, PRECINCT NO. 99. cents; coats, 86 centa; $11.49. 913.7C. by Indian lands. Personal, $270. Last LOBATO, CIRIACO Land. 9.1 by cinct No. 35, bounded north by road total, half taxes, $9.39; penalty, 46 cents; 300 yards, bounded by P. Aragon, outh by accqula. cart by acequla. west CASTILLO. RAMON L. Land 199 LOBATO. FRANCISCO ANTONIO LEYBA. LUIS Land, 1R0 by 180 va. north by 600 varas, bounded by - 199 by costs, 35 cents; total, $10.30. south by Perca estate, cast by Angus by J. Ixipez. Personal, $75. Taxes, north Saave- Land acres. Personal, $65. Taxes, Taa. bounded cast by J. Baca, west dra, by c. W. Lewis, east by $4.03; penalty, 23 bound- 2 tura trail, west by river and improve, $1.06; penalty, 4 cents; costs, $1.40; south cents; costs, 36 CI. Oaca. Land, 52 by t2 varan, ORTIZ. ANTONIO Land, acres, Arena!; west by acequla. Personal, cents, total, $4.60. 11. Or-tl- s, nicnts. Land, 12 by 150 yards, bound-e- d total. $2.50. ed north by J. Tafoyn, couth by bounded north by E. Baca, south" by H. $25. Taxes, 96 cents; penalty 4 Per- north by N. Archlbcque, south by GRIEGO. ANTONIO N. W. sec- centa: PRECINCT NO. 93. caf t by road, west by acerjuta. Ortiz, cast by Cochltl public road, K. costs, 35 cents: total, $1.36. sonal, 9130. Taxes, $14.72; penalty, 73 west by J. A. Ortiz, ct al. Laud. 1 Archlbcquc, cast by public road, west tion 18, township 9 north, range 6 east, ARCHIBBQUB. JOSE DB J. Land cents; costs, 70 cents; total, $IC.1G. acre, bounded north by M. Montoya, by Archlbcque. Personal, $75. Taxes, 160.48 acres. Personal, $125. Taxes, CHAVEZ, MATEO Land 160 by zOO 160 acres, bounded north by V. Mlera, LEY11A. VICTOItlANO Lanl, 6 south by M. Ortiz, cast by Pcna Blan 1.53: penalty, 7 cents; costs, 70 cents; $13.66; penalty, 62 cents; costs, 35 varas, bounded south by M. A. y Jara-mlll- south by J. C. Aragon, east by road, acres, bounded north by A. Leyba, ca ditch, west by M. Baca ct al. Person- total, 92.30. cents; total, $14.53. cast by acequla, west by 8. Can-- west by hills. Personal, $45. Taxes, couth by K. Marco, cast by A. Leyba. al, $805. Last half taxes, $13.75; pcn LOBATO. JOSE DARIO Land. 225 GONZALE3, JOSE C. N. W. 44 sec deiana. Personal, $100. Taxes, $11.60; $9.77; penalty, 49 centa; .costs, 39 west by F. Archlbcque. Personal, $120. nlty. 08 cents; costs, 70 cents; total, by 500 yards, bounded north, south tlon 6, township 9 north, raago 3 east, penalty, 58 cents; costs, 36 cents; to- cents; total, 910.60. 912.56; penalty C2 cents; coats. $15.13. and cast by A. Archlbcque, west by 165 Personal, 965. 99.88; tal, $12.63. ARAGON, JOSE G. House and Taxes. ny acres. Taxes, .15 ccntr. total, 913.53. ORTIZ. ROBERTO Lend, 190 by Castillo. Land, zi 00 yards. penalty, 47 conts; costs, 35 cents; to- FROST. Max Land 162 yards by 200 land. Personal, $165. Taxes, $8.23; Im- bounded by L. south by 42 35 LKYnA, L18ANDUO Land and 400 yards, bounded north by M. Ortiz, north J. Perea, tal, $10.20. feet, bounded north by acequla Madre, penalty, cents; costs, cents; to provements. Personal, $220. Taxes, F. Mlcra. cast by ditch, west by M. S. south by M. A. y Jaramlllo, east by tal, $9. south by A. Marcs, oast by ditch, west 912.06; NUANES. FRANCISCO Land 200 514.69; ponalty. 74 cents; costs. 35 by L. $C90. Otero. Personal, 9165. Taxes, Public road, commonly known as Ln BACA. L. c. de House and land. Baca. Personal. Last halt 69 70 cents; $8.08; cents; total, $15.78. tnxes, $15.72; penalty. 3 csnts; costs, penalty. cents; costs. total , & 1"(,C Vega, formerly Juan Chaves'. Taxes, Personal, $135. Taxes, penalty. FRANCISCO acres flO.Oil, I 1.1, t 40 cents; costs, 3& cents; total, ie.B9. LEYBA, Land.5 35 cents; total, $16.80. M..I " n ni.ntiltln nail tan. $3.83; penalty, 22 centa; costs, lioundcd north by E. Mares, south by PAIS .TIII.IAN l.Rml. 200 htf 100 iJ'K cents; total, 94.40. BACA. FACUNDO C. DE House ORTIZ, KEUECCA M. Land, 300 procmcnts. Personal, 936. Taxes, "F. Marcs, by A. C. do Uaca. Per- aras, bounded north by J. M. Oalle and land. Personal, $160. Taxes, cast 300 by P. Mon- - 57 cents; penalty, a cents; costs, 35 JARAM1LLO PEDRO I.and 200 by Taxes, $9.96; penalty, 49 by yards, bounded north gos, south by J. J. Samora, cast by ar 200 $2.61; penalty, 12 cents; costs,. 35 sonal, $50. toyn by ny cents; total, 95 cents. . varas, bounded north by A. Mon cost3, 35 conts; total, $10.80 heirs. Eoutu L. urtiz, east royo. Personal, $140. Taxes, $2.68, toya, by cents: total. 99.99. cents; M. by im Y ShiDILLO, VEN south R. Gabaldon, east by LUCKKO, MEL1TON Land Im- Ortiz, west Indian lands and penalty, 12 cents; costs, 35 cents; to SANDOVAL BACA. CIRIACO C. DE House and and provements. in La Bajada 160 Personal, arxQuia, west iy A. Montoya. Laad 20 $1 09; 5 Interact tal, $3.15. TURA Land acres. bi, land. 160 acres. Personal, 91.090, provements. Tnxcn, penalty, Personal, $j()0. tax- 40 cents; by varas, bounded north, south, east costs, 35 total, $1.49. Krant. Last half PRECINCT NO. 20. $105. Taxes, $7.85; penalty, Taxes, $19.89; penalty, 99 cents; costs,; cents: conts: es, $10.11; penalty, 50 cents; costs, 70 costs, 35 cents; total, $8.60. and west by P. Jaramlllo. Personal, LUCERO, ANDRES Land, boundod ARCHIBEQUE, J. A. House and 955. Taxes, 97.85; penalty, 40 cents; 35 cents; total. 9x1. 23 cents; total, $11.31. N. W. 44 ot north by I). Ortiz, enuth by A. Ortiz, land. Personal, $115. Taxes, $9.19; SILVA. 8ECUNDINO costs, 70 cents; total, $8.95. BUSTOS, ANASTACIO Houao and JUAN Land, 45 varas . Vi 01 . . a.. 1110. ; can and vcst by Baca. Personal. $90. ROMERO. J. penalty, 46 cents; costs, 36 rents; to- s. w. H. w. is. a, LOPEZ, FRANK 8. Lrr.d 100 by land. Personal, Taxes, 99.04 long, bounded by Luis Baca, U 14 14, sec- - penalty, 41 cents; 36 cents; to--S Taxes, $10.39; penalty, 5t cents; costs. north tal, $10.00. ot S. E. U. N. W. 8. W. 250 varas, bounded north oy R. Gabal costs. 25 cents; total. $11.25. south by S. C. de Baca, east by Rio tlon 26, township 10 north, 4 east. Land don, by tal. 98.50. by $6.06; ATENCIO. FRANCISCO Land. Per south road, cast and west by LUCKRO. ANA8TAC10 Interest In Grande, west hills. Taxes, 25 varas from road to river, bounded T. Gabaldon. 94 by 300 OARCIA. DE8IDERIO House and! 30 costs, 35 cents; to- sonal, $140. Taxes, $8.23; penalty, 42 by pub- Land varas, $4.44; Canon dc Jcmcz Krant. Interest In penalty. cents; south by Vlccnto Sedlllo, east bounded north by road, south by land. Personal. $255. Taxes. cents; costs, 35 cents; total, $9.00. In pre J. 35 to--S 3ilJolcs Krant. Land and Improve tal. $0.71. lic road, west by river. Land Sanchez, cast by F. Sanchez, west by penalty, 21 cents; costs, centB; $25. Taxes, $9.30; MARTINEZ, CASADOS, ANTONIO Land, 100 cinct 12. bounded north by Southwest al. $5. ment.. Personal. SANDOVAL DE by 100 yards, bounded P. Anaya. Personal $55. Taxes, 4C costs, $1.05; Land, 5 acres, bounded north north and south orn brewery, soutn by Jesuit HERRERA. CR.SANTOS Improved penalty, cents; total. by hills, by L. Gonzales, by miners 910.15; penalty, 50 cunts; costs, 70 by D. C. dc Baca, by Cochltl In- enst west catt by Estero, west by railroad. Per ments on government land. PersonalJ $9.81. south I. J. Salazar. Personal, $75. Taxes, cents; total, 911.35. LUCERO. CAMILIO Land, 4 acres dians, cast by S. C. d Baca, west by sonal. $i65. Taxes, $17.01; penalty, 88 LOBATO, MANUEL ATOCHA $100. Taxes, $8.43; penalty. 42 cents; $7.66; penalty, 39 conts; costs, 35 $2u,70. costs, 35 cents: otal, $9.60. bounded noith by Cochltl grant; south Indians and improvements. Taxes. cents; costs, $1; total, Land 30 by 60 varas, bounded north by tiy hills, cost by owner, west by Luis penalty. 31 cents; costs. 35 cents; total, $8.40. LOBATO. House and land. $6.49; CHAVEZ. JOSE Land and Improve WH1TCOMB. II. G. SWV SWtt V. Chavez, south, east and west by A, david J.uccro. Personal. $10. Taxes. $9.03; cents; total, $7.15. 15, 10, rango 5, 40 Personal. $135. Taxes, $8.04; penalty, ments. Personal, $110. Taxes, 38 section township J. Candelarla. Land 27 by 40 varas, fs.SQA penalty. 45 cents; cotts, 35 cents; to TOM AS 140 by 150 NW14 soctlon 22, town 41 cents: costs, 35 cents; total, SALAS, Land, cents; penalty, 2 cents; costs. 35 acres. NWU lounded north by F. Gallegos, south by LOBATO, FRANCO ANTONIO 4 tal. 19.89 varas, bounded north by J. F. Salas. cents; total. 75 cents. ship 10, rango 5, 40 acres. Personal, 8. Candelarla, cast by Atrlsco ditch, LUCERO Y 8., ANTONIO Land. 50 , House aad land. Personal, $120 south by L. Ortiz, east by A. Ortiz, DOMINGUEZ, CASIMIERO $140. Last half taxes $18; penalty, vo west by J. F. Taxes, 92.6f-- by 100 varas, bounded north by J. Sena. Land Candelarla. Taxes. 77 cents; penalty, 3 cents; west by Indians. Personal, $100. Tax- and improvements. Personal, $105. cents; costs, 70 cents; total, 9 19. TO penalty, 12 rents; costs, 70 cents; to south by road. oaBt by 11. suva, west es. $9.53; penalty. 47 cents; costs. 38 coats. 35 cents: total. 91.15 Tiy In San Di Taxes, $5.17; penalty, 26 cents; costs, PRECINCT NO. 23. tal, 93.50. LUCERO, JOSE Laad bounded? O. C. do Baca. Interest cents; total, $10.36. MONTOYA, 200 by ego grant. Interest In Cochltl grant 35 cents; total, io.ih. GUTIERREZ, JUAN Land 100 by ABAN Land north by acequla, south by E. Gonsales Frijoles grant. Personal, SANCHEZ, MANUEL, Land, 65 by DOMINGUEZ, EPITACIO Land and 100 varas, bounded north by R. Sa 300 varas, bounded north by Jesus Ar east by Rio Puerco, west by public Interest in 88 yards, by A. Mon improvements. by A, $9.23; penalty, 46 cents; bounded north Personal. $40. Taxes, mora, south by J. Otero, east by Sa mljo, south B. Montoya, east by ands. Personal. 940. Taxes, 93.83;, 9100. Taxes, toya. by D. by M. 2.11; penalty, 12 35 $1.40; 911.09 south Molina, cast cents; costs. mora, west by Crespln. Land 25 by 26 Sanchez west by R, Armljo aad Im penalty. 19 cents; costs, 25 cents; tot costs. total, west by Moqulno. 39 cents; $2.58. by Y LOPEZ, ANTONIO Pnncho, J. Land, total. varas, bounded north by J. Otero, south provements. Land 60 200 varas, tal, $4.37. LUCERO 140 by road, J south, by yards, bounded north MARTINEZ. MANUEL House and by J Gutierrez, east by Crespln. west bounded north by A. Sanchez, south SANDOVAL. ZENON Land 1601 land, bounded north, east and by Ortiz, by Indians, west lot. $135. $8.04; by $180. south J. east Personal. Taxes, by Antonio. Personal, $265. Taxes, and cast by Pablo Jaramlllo, west by acres, bounded north by N. Gonzales west Indian lands. Personal, by Land, 115 by 36 yards, penalty, 41 cents; costs, 35 San $10.81; pcnnlty, 54 cents; costs, J. Ortiz. centa; to $16.52; penalty,, 83 cents; costs, 70 acequla. Land in precinct 6, bounded scuth by V. Sanchez, east by puBiiq Taxes, M. tal, 3T. 1.70 bounded north by Bandies, south 98.80. north by M. Apodaca, south by limits land, west by Rio Puerco. PersonalJ cents; total. 91 by west cents: total. 818.05. MARES, BUTEMIO Land, 100 by by snmc, cast Mata Lobos, by MONTOYA, CALISTRO Touso In of grant, east by Barcla, west by ace $65. Taxes, $6.32; penalty, 31 conts 3 A. Montoya. $135. Taxes. Copper City. $220. Taxes, SRlNNER, LEONARD Land 250 by 500 yards, bounded north by Los ho Personal, Personal, qula. Personal, SeO. Taxes, $10.87: costs. 35 cents; total, 96.98. I $3.21; penalty, 16 cents; costs, $1.05: $10.15: penaliy, 50 cents; costs, 35 400 yards, bounded south by Martinez, penalty, 53 cents; costs, meres, south by SoKiirns, cast bj Rio by $170. $1.05; total, SANDOVAL, H. I.and and Improve) total, $4.42. cents; total, $11.00. west mountains. Personal, $12.45. Grande, west by Santos Ortls and Im Taxes, $14.17; penalty, 70 cents; costs, ments. Personal. $115. Taxes, $8.23 J provements. Personal, $115. Taxes, ULIBARRI. MODESTO Land and MONTOYA, RUMALDO Land and 8ARRACINO, CLEMENTE Land penalty, 42 cents; costs, 06 cents; toj Improvements. Personal, $95. Taxes, Improvements. Personal, $220. Tax 35 cents; ictal,, 915.22. 100 by 1,000 41.70; nonnlty, 8 cents; costs, 35 cents: varas, bounded north by tal. $9. . I SI. 13; penalty, 5 cents; costs, 35 cents; es, IS.G2; penalty. 42 cents; costs, 35 PRECINCT NO. 26. M. by M. Baca, total, 92.13. MARTIN Land, 200 va Jaramlllo, south east SANCHEZ. MANUEL Land 200 b 'pm 40 total, 92.03 cents; total, iy.3U. RAMIREZ. by Arenal, west by Hills. 300, by V. Sanchez mabrs nmn ibH. ir hv ras. Personal, 9195. Taxes, 913.11; Personal bounded north I PRECINCT NO. 18, PADILLA, CEHAIHO House and $20. Taxes, $10.63; penalty. 52 cents; by C. Chaves, by vards. bounded north bv P. Mares. ponalty, 59 cents; costs, 36 cents; to south east Lomas by LEON House and land. Personal, $110. Taxes, $8.04; costs, 35 cents; total, 911.40. west by L. Sanchez aad Improvement aouth by E. Mares, east road, west' BAROS, JOSE penalty. 41 costs, 35 tal, 914.05. 7 cents; cents; to SAAVEDRA. TEODOCIO Land 150 Taxes, 38 cents; penalty, 1 cent by F. Mares. Land. 314 acres, bounded lot. Personal. 920. Taxes, cents; $8.80. north by F. A. do Sanchez, south by pcnnlty, 3 cents; costs, 35 cents; total, tal. PRECINCT NO. 26. by 309 varas, bounded north by road costs. 36 cents: total. 74 cents. ROMERO, FRANCISCO Improve by by b: K. Arniijo, cast by arroyo, west by R. 11.15. government ADAMS. D. F. Personal, 9100. Tax south P. Armljo, oast A. Baave SANCHEZ. VICENTE Land 300 910.C0; BENAVIDES, House and lot. mcnts on land. Personal, esc, 97.17; penalty, 35 cents; coats, 35 dra, west hills and Improvements. 350 varas, bounded north by Zcnot Ortiz. Personal, 9355. Taxes, JOSE $435. Taxes, $18.19; penalty. 90 cents; 53 35 cents; to $190. $8.67; penalty, cents; total, 97.87. Land, 50 by 260 varas, bounded north Sandoval, south by Lupe Sanchez, eas penalty, cents; costs, Personal, Taxes, costs, 25 cents; total, $19.44. 911.48. 43 costB, 35 cents; .45. COEN, 8, B. Lot 5, bloc; 4, Baca by A. naavedra, south by J. A. jara by D. P.. west by river aad Improve: tel. cents; total, ROMERO. LUIS J. House and land. MARES, SANTIAGO Land and Im- CARLIN, C. P. J. Lois 9 to 15 inclu- addition. Lets 19 and 29. block O. A. & mlllo, Rca't by 8. Gnrclat reit by M ments. personal, inc. Taxes, addition, Jemez. Tax Personal, $135. Taxes, $1.34; penalty, P. addition. Pertonal, 960. Last half Anaya. Personal, $50. Taxes, $1.91; eeata; penalty, 3 cents; costs, 3 provements. Personal, $15. Taxes, sive. Archuleta 6 cents: costs. 35 cents: total, 91.75, 91-7- taxes, $19.60; penalty. 88 cents; costs, penalty, 9 cents; costs, 70 cents; 95 penalty, 8 cents; costs, 35 cents; $2.06; penalty, 10 cents; costs, $1.20: HENRIQUE ana tota! centa; total, cents. $3.36, VALDEZ, House 60 cents; total, $21.08. 82.70. total. 92.16. total. land, 160 acres. Personal, $86. Taxes. PRECINCT NO. 94. 200 va-ra- s FANCHER. HATTIE E. 18 SAAVEDRA, ANA8TACIO MARTIN, FRANK Land, boundod GARCIA, LEONIDAS Land. $10.01; penalty. 64 cents; costs, 35 Iats Laad APODACA. SOTKLO Land 2 by A. Baca, cast by Santa wide, bounded north by F. Perca. and 19, block K, A. & P. addition. Last 100 by 403 varas, bounded north and north J. cents; total, 911.W acres, bounded north aad south by west by J. A. Baca. Personal, south by Juan Oarcla, east and west half taxes, $17.20; penalty, 85 cents; south ly J. Armljo, east by J. M. y Jar Apodaca, by M. bejel, wes PRECINCT NO. 21. costs, 40 II. east Cara 9115. Taxes, 99.31; penalty, 46 cents; by Krant limits and improvements, cents; total, $18.45. amlllo, west by J. Mora. Personal 9130 by Gabaldon, v. b penal 300 by L. E. 12, block 7. P. la precinct iaaa coats, 35 cents; total, $10.12. Personal. 930. Taxes. 41 cents; ANSURES. JOSE O. Land. .FORSilbltn, Lot Taxes, 98.99; penalty, 44 cents; coats bv 20 varas. oouuaen nonn oy u. mon MARTIN, CLEOFES Land and Im- ty, 2 cunts; costs, 35 cents; total, 78 500 yards, bounded north by Rio Puer Armljo NO. 2 addition. Taxes, $20.06; 35 conts; total, 9.79. south by public road, east by B. Mori provements. Personal, 975. Taxes, cents. co, south by mesa, cast by F. Salcldo, penary, 99 cci.ts; costs, 20 cents J to- BEDILLO, JUAN Land 50 by 50 west by M. Torres. Personal, 99 99.43; penalty, 47 cents; costs, 35 GARCIA, ANTONIO JOSE Land. west by N. Anaya. Personal, $60. tal, $21.20. yards, bounded north by M. Montoya Taxes, $1.91; penalty, 9 cents; coat 98.43; penalty, 42 Y JUAN cents; to tel. 910.35. bounded north by Juan oarcla, soutn Taxes, cents; costs. GARCIA GARCIA, House south by M. D. sedlllo, east by A. J, 70 cents: total. $3.70 MARTINEZ, LUIS Land bounded by A. J. Garcia, east and west by grant 35 cents; total, 99.29 and lot, east Barelas road. Taxes, Sedlllo, west by C. Oarcla. I.and 61 by PACIFICO Lan oy 86 costs, 35 BALLDA8ARB. north by R. Lopez, south by S. Mares, limits. Land, bounded north Juan ARCHIBEQUE, 1'ABLO Land. 100 $19.21; penalty. centa; 177 varas, bounded north aad south by 15 by 30 yards, bounded north by Ti Gallegos, by $20.42. cast by J, A. Garcia, west by E. Marcs Martinez, south by Rafael by 200 varas, bounded north J. F. cents; tota., A. J. Chavez, east by C. Oarcla, west Sedlllo, south by public road, east 0; and Improvements. Personal, 930. east and west by grant limits. Land Lobato, south by Juan Perea, east by GUTMAN, LOUIS Lot 2, block 18, by .. M. Herrera. Laad 43 by 993 va- west by 8. Apodaca. by Huning Highland Oarcla. re Taxes, 99.31; penalty, 46 cents; costs, 206 varas wide, bounded north Juan river, west by mcBa. Land and house addition. Taxes. ras, bounded aorth by J. A. Cande sonal, $185. Taxea, 91.34; penalty, 36 cents; total, 910.12. R. Casados, south by F. Montoya, oast in precinct 5, bounded north uy M $5.73; penalty, 27 cents; costs, 20 larla, south by J, Saavedra, east by cents: costs. 35 cents: total. 91.76. d ny MARTINEZ, JACOBO Land, bound-e- and west by grant limits. Land, l&u Apodaca. south bv P. Chaves, cast cents; total, $6.i.0. acequla, west by road, personal, $55, COYAZO Y M. B8TBVAN La north by F. Marcs, south by J. A. varas wldo. bounded north by M. Gal same, west by railroad. Personal, 935. MORTON, J. 8. Lota 23 aad 24. Taxea, $2.11: penalty, 12 cents; coats, 60 by 100 bounded by 38, M. Co. varas. north Garcia, east by J. Lopez, west by M. legos, south by Atcnclo. east and west Taxes, 41 cents; penalty, z cents; block N. T. Personal. $26. $1.05; total, $3.29. M. Montoya. by M. y M $16.74; south Mora l.ucero. Taxes, 91 .09; penalty, 5 by grant limits. Personal, 9100. Last costs, 70 cents; total, $1.13. Taxes, penalty, cents; costs, NO. 91. oy oy rug zu K. prop 40 cents; $17.97. PRECINCT cast siereea bum, ww mi cents; costs, 35 cents; total, 91.49. half taxes. $5.10; penalty, cents; ARMIJO. DIEGO Personal total. Personal, $199. Taxes cents; Land, 75 $1.40: $6.82, crty, $390. Taxes, 1C..4; penalty, 81 LEWIS JOSE G. Lot 2, block. T. A. BLAKK, F. o. improvements on n MAKSTAS, MAURICIO costs. total. grant, alty. 5 cents; easts, an eeaie; by 250 varas, bounded north, south, LODDY. CHARLES Personal, $276 cents: costs, 35 cents; total, 17.jo & P. addition. Personal $36. Last halt goveftfceat laad near Been Improvements on gaverameat land SI .IE. cast and west by Cochltl Indian lands Taxes, $12.03; penalty, 60 cents; costs, AllMKN 1 A, KCrUUlU LnU, 14 taxes. $6.70; penalty, 33 cents; coats, LUJAN, SALVADOR Laad 390 b; and improvements. Personal, 91S5. 35 cents: total. $12.98. acres, bounded north by nubile land, 40 cents; total, 97.43. near nana, personal. lea, ta: ny $22.47; penalty, 91.13; coats, 79 cents; 40A varaa. houneod nonn J. o. ia Taxes, f12.90; penalty, 64. c?nt; costs. MAESTAS, LEONIDAS House and south by Lino Arracnta, east by Marl-- j LEIGHTON, J. P. Lot 22. block 2, Jan, south, eaat and weet by gran - per- - total. 924.39. 35 cents: total, 913.?S lot. Personal. $220. Taxes. 93.10: oen- aao Otero west by F, Valverde, Baca addition. Personal, $49. Last Personal, . laxee, ; MONTOYA, FELICIANO Land. 15 alty. 15 cent; costs. 35 gents: total, tonal, $150, Taxes, $2.46; penalty, 12 half taxes, 99.76; penalty, 43 cents; GALLEGOS, JUAN FRANCO I.and p; 16 cents; costs, 35 cents; total, 93.7 1 by pub coats, 20 centB; total, $10.38. bounded north, south and east - .acres, bounded, north, by public rond, $3.60. cents! costs, 35 cents; total, $2.93. by MONTANO. BAITON improV Oarcla,! Improvements ARMENTA. LINO Land, 160 acres, LINCOLN, MARY E. Lot 3, block He land, west F. Duran. Personal (Kl Cat ioullt by J. Nuance, cast by D, MAE8TAS, PEDnd $20.28; $1.10; menu on aovernment laad. bounded north by ..eftigio Amenta, 28, Huning Highland addition. Last $305. Taxes, penalty, 990. i.87 and D. Gallegos, west by river. Land, on government land. Personal, $40 costs. 35 rlao) Personal, Taxes, 05 cents; costs, south, cast and west by public lands. half taxes, 95.74; penalty, 28 cents; cents: total. Pxi.73. 13 35 centa, 15 acres, bounded north by J. M. Baca, Taxes, $12.39; ponalty, GARCIA. RAMON Lena 27 by seu penalty, cents; costs, t - l.iirr-rn- . 950. Taxes. 91.91: penalty, a costs. 20 centB: total, $6.22. nnlh In- J linen v cast bv D. '35 cents: total. 813.40. Personal. varas. bounded north by 8. C. de Baca, tal. 99.35. I Y Houso cents; costs, 35 cents; total, 92.35. MATSON, MARIA Lot 1, block B, I C. do Baca, west by 8anto Domingo MAESTAS RUIZ, JOSE south by J. G. y Salasar. east and west SCHUBERT. PEDRO Aaa 600 0 ditch. Land and Improvements. Inter-- and land. Porsonnl, $110. Taxes, 94.94; ATENCIO. FELIPE Land, 220 ny Armljo No. 2 addition, personal, 925. 1,000 varas. Personal, $19e. Puer-co- , 35 costs, !y grant limits. Land iuo varaa wiae, ti est in Canada grant. Personal, $160. penalty, 24 centB; coBts, 35 cents; to-- 250 yards, bounded north by Rio Taxes, $7.10; penalty, cents; $11.35: penalty. 56 centa; costa, south by bills, east by It. Sandoval, 20 cents; total, $7.65. bounded north by Oevlna Garcia Taxes, $17.07: penalty, 85 cents; costs, tar$5.63 south by El RIe, east by Oavlaa Oar cents; total, 912.26. 91.40: total. $19.32 MONTOYA. JOSE Land. 400 by 500 west by D. Martin. Personal. 9100. UNKNOWN HEIRS OF ESTATK PRECINCT NO. 99. MANCA , block cla, west by grant limits. Personal MONTOYA, SANTIAGO Personal. yards, bounded north by P. Montoya. Taxes, 98.43; penalty, 42 cents; costs, OF CHARLES Lot CANDELARIA DE OARCIA. PI O. A. $110. Taxes, cents; penalty, 9135. Taxes, $6.27; penalty, 32 ceUs; by M. TruJIllo, east by public 35 cents; total, 99.60. ft P. addition. North half of lot 99 by 80 south 10. 4. Huning Highland cents: costs. 70 cents: total, $1.70. DAD Land yards, Bound costs, 35 cents; total, 96.94 land, west by b. Montoya. renoBai, CASADOS. CRISTOBAL Land, block addition. Contreras, south by ac by mesa, by Rio Taxes, $12.91; penalty, 65 cents; costs, ORIBGO. MILIANO Latid 200 north by P. MONTOYA. CLOTARIO F. Land, 1120. Taxes. 911.14: penalty, 60 cents; bounded north souiu by C. Ban mm Mat dv west uasa-do- s. 20 cents; total, $13.78. yards wide, hounded north r. uoaireras. 9 acros, bounded north by J. C. do costs, 35 cents; total, $12.05, Pucrco, east by mesa, west by r. aceaula. Personal. 910. Taxes. 91.4 Personal, 965. Taxes, 94.bu; pen- METZ. NICOLAS Land, bounded doval, south by t. uriego, east ana llaca, south by F. Montoya, east by PRREA. FRANCISCO Land.2 acres by grant ; penalty, 17 cents costs, an cem, v springs, south alty, 25 cents; costs, 36 cents; total, east by Fourth street, west by Klein- - west limits. Taxes, $3.83 Santo Domingo, west by M. Aimijo. bounded north by hot p. penalty, 20 cents; costs, 35 cents; to- tal, $f.e Personal, $150. Taxes, $4.42; penalty, by church property, caBt by San Dleo 95.20. wort, north by A. adltioa, south vniTNtaun. WILLIAM Land 1 ZOO by J. A. Lee. The south half of lots tal. $4.39. 22 cents; costs, 35 cents; total, $4.99. vrant. west by nubile road and in CASADOS. CLEMENTS Land. bounded by Mrs- - Wrlgh by 300 varas. bounded north by road, n 14 IK anri II felAoV nl A mU. Oarcla. GAVINO Land 300 yarda acres, north MONTOYA, CANDID.O Land. 8 provements. An undivided interest la wide, bounded north by J. Baca, soutn. south by mama school, east ny run by F. Baca, oast Diego grant. 200 varas of south' by M. P. BawteUe, east by hills, dittos! Lots 99. 21, 22, aad 23, block L acres, bounded north San land 16, eat t and west by grant. Porsonai, $4 street, west by A. A. Leeka. Persoi tiy accqula, west by M. Armljo and Im- land in Canon do San Diego, south of west by river aad Improveaumts. Per- A. ft P. addition. Lot Mock N. A. aenaKy. 8110. 98.04: penalty. 41 P. 8, Mock W, A. ft P. Taxes, $13.02; penalty, 65 cents; costs, seix. Tim iii.it! provements. Taxes, $12.99; penalty, the springs. 200 varas or land norm sonal. Taxes. ft addition. Lot cents; costs. 36 centa; total, W5.M, In cents; coats. 95 cents; total, $8 80. addition. Personal. 9X5. Last half tax 36 cents: tofnl. 914.03. 4 cents; costs, 35 conts; total, 913.9?. of the town of Kl Canon. Land GRIEGO, J9MUS M, Lend bound OARCIA Y AKAuON, niuiwua Co-oal- avu 917.15; veaaMy, 94 cents; costs, MONTOYA. LUIS Interost In tl nrccelnct 16. Land in precinct No. 1 CASADOS, PONCIANU Land, es, so bounded m as-- ea bv P. Orlego. by M hv 7a varda. by 300 bounded by hills, " north south J. grant. Land in Pena Blanca. Lots 1, 2, 3, block 3, Rsasero addition yards, north total, - by A.' Contrera s. by great I Ha byiaL. Orleao. south south by J. Maaatas, east by S. Caaa-do- Mcintosh,s.i.j. 0. Lot 1, moos- a. Oarcla, east aad west ha y Personal, $25. Taxes, $9.75; penalty, to Albuquerque, personal, siuo. ia MS. Taxea, 99.99; penalty, east by pabtte lead. ;ArJ eg. : com, Personal. 9190. Taxes, 99.99; Muaiaj Histtlaad addition. Personal, Personal, M cents; conts, 70 cents; total, $19.96. i7.il seaatir. sa cnu; 49 cente; coats, 99 cents; total. 119.97 cob. Peraeaai. nae. . MONTOYA, MIGUEL Land, 90 by sf it,' tatal. aa.ai. peaaltyrtS csats; costs, 35 oaats; to 9Z5. Taxes, naa.7: penalty, si; costs. cents; easts, 35 cents;t". sa.oe. 90 cents; total, 911.17. MABSTAS. JUAN Land ana Hh penalty, 61 M varas, bounded north by N. Lucere. SANDOVAL, JUAN Land, boundod tal, 959; "Taxes, ibi u. SOUth A. CONORKOATIONAL EDUCATION NUAN5M. DONACIANO Laad. 9$ arovementa. Paraoaal. ui aaata by J. M. Montoya, east, by pub- anrtta hv K. M. Vitatoa. h J. penalty. 99 eeata; 35 nuTBBHEBvmai x uAnuiA, jjwi s, by 190 yards, bounded by BaM it.75: easts.' road, west by J. M. Montoya. Tax-a- Naraaje, aast uy j. at. aaaaavai. wwm. ASSOCIATION Laad aad hoaw, aorth 99 yarta. aonaded lic al Taxes, 9?.M:,9M-ty- rides, av T. Aeoeace. east tar' A. aaaas: total. 99.49. Land 59 by nortll 99.46; penalty, 19 cents; cost, 99 by top ot saeaa aad Improvsanwts. Par. Persoaa. 9M. teeth n&N-u- u. 49 by $99 ad- - ' MA9MTAS. x.ISaX) Laad la w a. j. i aaaia ar uarcm. 99 eaau: costs, m aaata; total, av.ta Romero. Laad. yards, boa i i: total, si.uu. sons!, 9U9. Taxaa. 44 aeaU; BWMjtjr. 11. 19 north, renew kv A. Uarela. west by public 99 M MAMSTAB Y UALLasQOaV JOSS as aorta ar m. uarew, aaata sy tlae tawaeala r . . w LA, NICOLAS Laid, IS By costs. cents: total. aPOVsMrl ay ev j nur I'cNti: Laad, houaaaa aorth by Jnan Valdez, Goa sales. eet by O. Martiaes. west by aaaaflaL sal. 9909. Taxes, 9U.a IMUi 99 Trn, mneqjj t, bounded north. vaasTlii iimamBJVva aaatu. coats; eoete, 99 eeata; ta fl. LLoere. soata ay paeuc roan. ithy Indian lands. Load, SANDOVAU JOtM M. Land, If va sewn by r. uasaaoa, aaa ar aeequie. Teaes, 944.99; peaatty, 79 w y MlrHea , 49 9S9. 79 9U,T5. ' . 9mrtmW, bounded norta by ra wide, bouadad wmm A. J .vr-4a- vast h river. Laad. hr ceetsjjjoets. ooajjbeUL ,a yarns SaSa. Lamt ar ana yards, ban af saaaJ, 990. Taxas, $tJ9; 94Mtjr. OsT89f. aaaaafftjr, MA9BPrA8. pnttMtO Land 99 ta R. Armljo, east ar south by P. das. wt aad " tar road, eeata tar aorta aa aaatWev ?. O. Araaaa, '9 ny Usra uaan. www aaata; oasts, 79 oaaU; tatai. JMf coasistMur of oraad ceairai aetai iar wide, beaaeed north oy J. n. Aragoa. wast aaa naga ' . '899.M; peaaHjr, T. Osasalsi, east watt by sraat by NoaaawnM. brawra. treat 91.30; penalty, a north bv Jnaa Qsjala. BOtlth ay A. uabtinii. no acijuiu imm BMra. taxes, 91.15; art aad Improvements. 1 aaata. 99 aaata: 994.44. Fw a. A.a. i: total, I2.&6. J. Oarela. east by paaMe read, t ay haaadad aorth hr wa PtMree. aaata total. iwr: , si.pe; peaany. aiMa. east ay P. AlaacM. waaiJaY O. RATH, B7MILY-- Lot 19. hlaek 9, L." JOBE MARIA aasaetery. Laad, kB)ad north hf ha 9195; U Dsl La $9.7$;. eeaas Mats, total, U N. lasvMhMI fjaaton Hue, Mr Maasiaa. Paraoaal, Uaca aaattiea. Taaes, feaalty, B.-i- -ea4 ad rttaR la the lands be i and soaih Jaaa ssm. eeaw; HOLT, MM. t. 19 mm 4M aaL aast. anil waat mw sasaBHits. sassy. M coats m laaai, 11, tatw aaM taa late Luis fir RICHARDS a.HILL 1. hsaadsd aorta tar J. al ataei lit yards vide, 4ayM 1 99 paaarty. tal, 99.15. ft Lata J aad nni. Am naalilili right la taa laaaaiaeaai. we Taxes, mm?; T, oath tar Ma (Haale. eaat tar 9-- MOS.A. ANTONIO Hoaas aad 9. Mock 99. aatera addition. Lotn hairs of kUMatS Mats; costs 91.09: fatal. . ay w. rev. fiaiMasl atSt tht Paraoaal. 95. Taxas, 99 eaata; aad 9, block IT, aetata addttiea. Last J. M. aareta. want Anaaree. PfSHi 5 Tanee, $9.78; - - 9sa9f,99 MlJgmr aeaal, 9199. Tasna. fTA son addteina. mmmm Mstal MslirJaf hnMsaslaasa AaMsamsa MT BaMMall lattll MML .M 9MM l . WW, 19 half taxes, 97.17; piaawy. 99 mJf, t I n sasnW; seats, 99 easts; total, 99.49. 99 999na; 9999P, '999BBI' - C. & L. LUCMO, F1DERICO Land II by PHILPOT. . MRS. B. A. IUProve- Lot No. 13, block L, M., B. ft R. addi- South fractional lot No. 9, block No. Lot No. block No. 22, B. nd bouaded north by R. Lucero, south by M yank, bounded aorta by B. Garcia, meats oa government land. Taxes, tion. Taxes, $7.17; penaRy, SB ceats; 49, Eastern addition. Taxes, 83 cents; dltion. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 A. Lucero, east ny hills, wst by Rio south by P. Benavlies, west by read. 911.49; penalty, CO cents; costs, 39 costs, 20 cents; total, $7.79. penalty. 4 cents; costs, zo cents: total. conts; costs, 20 cents; total, $1.11, Grande. Laad 16 by 300 varaa, bound- Perseaal, 999. Taxes, $4.98; peaaRy, cents; total, $12.40. Lot No. 14, block L, M., B. ft R. addi- 91-0- Lot No. 1. block No. 3. U. & it. ad ed north, south, east and west by pub 92 ceats; costa, SB ceata; total, $4.86. FULLIAN. T. 8. Improvements on tion. Taxes, $7.17; penaRy, SB eeats; Lot No. 10. block No. 49. Eastern ad dition. Taxes, 87 ceats; pennity, 4 He lands. Personal, $2,665. Last 4i MUNIZ Y BACA, JB8US Laad ,99 government land. Taxes, $7.66; pea- costs, 20 ceats; total, $7.78. dition. Taxes, 91.04; peaslty, 5 cents; cents; costs, 20 ceats; total. $1.11. half taxes, $12.35; penalty, $2.11; ay 99 yarda, bouaded north ay D. La-cer- alty, 89 cents; costs, 36 cents; total, Lot No. 16, block L, M., B. ft R. addi- costs, 20 cents; total, $1.29. Lot No. 2. block No. S,( H. & L. ad coaU, $1.06; total, $45. 61. ace-qui-a, dition. Tnxes, 87 cents; penalty. 4 south ay M. Garcia, eaat by $6.40. tion. Taxea, $7.17; peaalty, SB ceats; lot No. 11, 49. PRECINCT NO. 4. North fractlonnl block cents; costs, 20 cents; $1.11. BAH E LA, -- - west, by road. Laad IS by 499 RBSD. QBORQK Improvements on costs, 20 ceats; total, $7.72. 83 cents; total, ALFREDO Perconal. pen- astern addition. Taxes. Lot No. 3. 3, B. & L. $1,160. pen- yarda, bouaded north by M. Oarela, government land. Taxea, $1.91; Lot No. 18, block L, M., B. ft R. addi- penalty, 4 ceats; costa, 20 cents; total, block No. ad Last half taxes, $24.21; 9 86 dition. Taxes. 87 cents: penalty. 4 alty. $1.21; costs, 35 'south by K. Maala, eaat by road, west alty, cents; costs, cents; total, tion. Taxea, $7.17; penalty, SB ceats; $1.07. ccnti; total, by acequta. Peraeaal, Taxes, BZ.36. costs, 20 centa; costs, 20 cents; total, $1.11. $25.77. Ml. ceats; total, $7.72. South fractional lot No. 3. block 48, 17.58; penalty, 87 cents; costs, 70 RILBY. EDWARD Improvements Fractional lot No. 21, block A, M Lot No. 4. blocV No. 3, I), ft L. ad CANDEI.AlllA DB GAHCIA. (1. astern addition. Taxes. 83 cents; 4 C9 ceata; total, 99.66. on government land. Taxes, 911.49; B. ft R. addition. Taxes, $7.17; penal- dition. Taxes, 87 cents: penalty, Land by 109 varas. Land 253 by 108 penalty. 56 35 to penalty, 4 ceats; coets, 20 cents; total, centa; costs, 20 cents; total, $1.11. 600 vnrns. Laud 46 by 500 varns. Tax- P8RBA, DBNITO Laad by 189 cents: costs. cents: ty, 35 cents; coata, 20 cents; total, fl.07. varaa, bounded north by public road, tal, $12.49. $7.72. Lot No. 5, block No. 3, B. ft L. ad es, S2.1.U.1; penalty, $1.0.); costB, 35 scuth by N. Lopes, east by B. Munis, BAYBRB. WILLIAM Improve Fractional lot No. 22, block A, M., Lot No. 4, block No. 48, Eastern ad dition. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 cents: total, $?5.37. weat by N. Lucero. Laad 18 by 1,400 ments on government land. Taxes, B. ft R. addition. Taxes, $7.17; penal- dition. Taxes, $1.04; penalty, 5 cents; cents; costs, 20 cents; total, $1.11, GOXZALEJ, MANIJ2L I). Land yarda, bouaded north by Americano, $19.15; penalty, 95 cents; costs, 35 ty, 35 cents; costs, 20 cents; costs, 20 cents; total, $1.29. Lot No. C, block No. 3, B. ft L. ad 110 by 830 vnrns, licun.lotl north by total, 4 aou(h by Smith, eaat by Coatra ace-qul- a, cents: total, $20.45. $7.72. North fractional lot No. 5, block 48. dition. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty. M. Yrnsnrrl, aouth by M. Illv.lsou, east weat by public road. Laad 198 STILL, J. s. improvements on Fractional lot No. 23, block A. M.. B. Eastern addition. Taxea, 83 cents; cents; costs, 20 cents; total. $1.11. by accqutn, wost by T. Gutierrez. Land feet by 88 yarda, bouaded north by government wad. Taxes, $7.66; pea- ft R. Addition. Taxes. $14.33; penalty, pennity, 4 centa; costs, 20 centa; total, Lot No. 10, block No. 29, D. ft L. ad CO by 200 vara', bounded north by V. Americano, south by Saatth, east by alty, 38 cents; costs, 36 cents; total, 71 cents; costs, 20 cents; total, $16.24. $1.07. dition. Taxes, 43 cents; penalty, 2 Mcntoyn, eottth by T. Gutierrez, east cents; costs, 20 cento; total, 65 cents. by by 4t public road, west by Maria Lopes. $8.89. Lot No. 20, block number 3, Armljo South fractional lot No. 9. block 48, west road. Land Lot 11, No. u. L. ad by 2,000 132 var-H- 8. Laad la precinct 8, 30 by 70 yards, BCHEURICH. c. A. improvements y Otero addition. Taxes, $7.17; penal- 83 No. block z, ft varns. Land by 2.000 Eastern addition. Taxea, centa; dition. Taxes, 43 cents; penalty, 2 45 by 700 bouaded north by M. Gutlerres, south on government land. Personnl, $30. ty, 35 cents; costs, 20 cents; total, 4 costa, I.nnd varas. Land 55 penalty, cents; 20 cents; total. cents; costs, 20 cents; total, C5 cents, by 100 by public road, eaat by L. Candelarla, Taxes, $8.81; peaalty, 44 centa; costs, $7.72. 91.07. varas. Personal, $225. Last west by Juan O. Garcia and Improve, 35 cents; total, $9.99. No. 20, block D, Dunn Lot No. 12. block No. 29, 11. ft L. ad halt taxes, $32.53; penalty, $1.62; Fractional lot Lot No. 10, block No. 48, ad- 2 stents. Pergonal, $25. Taxes, 11.76; SMITH. S. Improvements on gov. ft Alexnnder Taxes, $1.72: Eastern dition. Taxes. 43 centa; penalty, costs, $3.50; total. $30.70. addition. Taxes, 83 4 CC penalty, 8 81.40; ernment land. Taxes, $19.15; penal- 8 dition. cents; pennity, cents; costs, 20 cents; total, cents. ItODARTE, JUAN A. Land 30 by, cents; costs, total, penalty, cents; costs, 20 cents; total, costs, 20 12.28. ty. 95 cents; costs, 35 cents'; total, $2.20. cents; cents; total, total, Lot No. 1, block C, County addition. 400 yards, bounded north by At. Gon-znlc- s, $1.07. 3 RUIZ, NARCI80 Land 80 by 99 990.45. Fraction east of lot No. 7, block A, Taxes, 65 cents; penalty, centB; south by entrance,, east by ucc-qul- yarda, bouaded by M. A. Martla, 8NYDF.il, J. D. improvements on Dunn South fractional lot No. 4, block 47, costs, 20 cents; total, 88 cents. west by river. Land 150 by 000 north ft Alexander addition. Taxes, z, aouth by A. Porea, east by A. Vlvlaal, government laad. Taxes, $19.15; pen- $3.44; penalty, 17 cents; costs, 20 Eastern addition. Taxes, 83 cents; Lot No. block U, county addition. yards, bounded north by I. Sanchcx, penalty, 3 west by M. A. Martin. Personal, 8140. alty, 95 cents; costs, 35 cents; total, cents; total, $3.81. penalty, 4 centa; costs, 20 cents; total, Taxes, 66 cents; cents; south by J. Gonzales, caBt by T. Gar- Taxes, $9.53; penalty, 47 cents; costs, $24. bouth fraction lot No. 6, block C, $1.07. costs, 20 cents; total, 88 cents. cia, west by ncequla and Improve- 35 cents; total, 910.36. SPEARS. J, C Improvements oa Dunn Taxes, North fractional lot No. 5, block 47, Let No. 3, block C, county addition. ments. Land 30 by 500 yardB, bound- ft Alexander addition. CD penalty, 3 SANDOVAL, FRANCISCO Land 50 government land. Taxes, $19.16; pea $3.44; penaHy, 17 cents; costs, 29 Eastern addition. Taxes, 83 cents; Taxes, cents; cents; ed north by'V. Satazar, Bouth by J. Can-delari- 20 centB; 88 by 125 yards, bouaded north by A. a, alty, 96 conts; costs, 35 cents; total, cents; total, $3.81. peaalty, 4 centa; costs, 20 cents; costs, total, cents. Oarcln, cast by accqula, west by J. .1. total. 4, c, south by Kuhas, east by read, $20.45. Lot No. 2, block No. 3, Northern ad- $1.07. Let No. mock County addition.. GnllcgOH and improvements. Personal, Taxes, 65 cents; penalty, 3 cents; 1205. Taxes, $81.50; west by Kuhns. Personal, 96. Taxes, THOMAS, HENRY Improvements dition. Taxes. $3.44; penalty, 17 centa; Lot No. 10, block No. 47. ad-- penalty, $4.07; on Eastern costs, 20 cents; total, 88 cents. costs, $1.05; $86.08. 16.72; peaalty, 33 ceata; coats, 3u government land. Taxes, $7.66; coats, 20 cents total $3.81. dltlon. Taxea, $1.04; penalty, 5 cents; total, centa; total. $7.40. penalty, 38 cents; costs, 35 cents; to- No. 12. block 4, Lot no. 5, mock u, county addition. SANCHEZ, ANDRES Land 28 by Fraction lot number coets, 20 cents; total, $1.29. Taxes, 65 cents; penalty, 3 cents; SAAVKDRA, FRANCISCO Land 131 ut, $8.38. Northern addition. Taxes, $1.44; pen- 220 yards, bounded north by Y. San- by 614 yarda, bouaded by Dee, VAN ALLEN. II. D. Unknown heirs 7 North fractional lot No. 11. block 47. costs, 20 cents; total, 88 cents. . chez, south by public road, east by M. north alty, cents; costs, 20 cents; total, Taxes, 83 cents; south, east and west by Jose Baca. of lot Id, block 2, Baglo townslte. $1.71. Eastern addition. Lot No. 0, block c, county adamsan, Chavez, west by M. Chaves. Land 152 penalty, 4 cents; costs, 20 cents; Taxes, 65 cents; penalty, 3 Personal, $20. Taxes, $1.52; peaalty, Last half taxes, $5.74; penalty, 28 Fraction lot No. 12, block number 4, total, ceaHfv by 1,800 yards, bounded north by Y. $6-2- $1.07. 20 cents; 88 cents. 8 centa; costs, 35 cents; total, $1.94. ceata; costs. 20 cents; total, F. G. Spot addition. Taxes, $17.17; costs, total, Gonzales, south by pub.ic road, cast by Lot No. 1, block A, County addition. PRECINCT NO. 87. WALLACE, J. M. Lots 6, 7 and 8, penalty, 88 cents; costs, 20 cents; to- Lot No. 8. block No. 30. B. ft L. ad entrance, west by M. Gonzales. Land block 10, Bagle dition. Taxes, 87 cents; 4 Taxes, 65 cent; penalty, 3 cents; 84 by Is.) bounded by BECKMAN, townslte. Personal, tal. $18.85. penalty, yards, north B. E. Improvements on $480. Taxes, $17.81 ; peaalty, 89 centa; centB; costs, 20 cents; total, $1.11. costs, 20 cents; total, 88 cents. Sandoval, south by V. Salazar, cast by government land. Taxes, $19.16; pen Fraction lot No. 4. block C, U. D. F. coats, 60 cefiU: total, $19.30. $17.17; Lo No. 9. block No. 30, B. ft L. ad- Lot No. 2, block A, county addition. R. Carahajal, west by D. Romero. alty, 85 cents; total, $20.35. addition. Taxes, penalty, 88 Taxes, 65 penalty, 3 cents; WEST. GEORGE W. Improvements coats, 20 dition. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 cents; Land 70 by 300 yards, bounded north BLETCIIER, B. Ira provementa at cents; cents; total. $18.85. costs, 20 cents; 88 cents. on government land, personal, $316. Lot No. 5. block C, U. D. F. addition. cents; costs, 20 cents; total, $1.11. total, by T. Garcia, south by Seradn Garcia", Bland. Penonal, $20. Taxes, 96.51; Taxea, $12.11; penalty, 59 cents; costs, Lot No. 10. block No, 30, B. ft L. ad Lot No. 3, block A, county addition. cast by J. Lano and Improvements. penalty, 2 cents; costs, 35 cents; Taxws, $10.60: penalty, 53 cents; costs, 65 penalty, 3 cents; total, .15 cents; total $13.05. 20 dition. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 Taxes, cents; Personal, $210. Taxes, $22.40; pen- $7.18. cents; total, $11.33. 20 88 cents. WILSON. B. D, Improvements on 6, D, D. cents; costs, 20 cents; total, $1.11. costs, cents; total, alty, $1.22; cost, $100; total. $25.02. BOLCINCLIO, J. B. Improvements Lot No. block U. F. addition. 4, block A, county nauiuon. government land. Personal, $50. Tax- Taxes, $10.60; penalty, 53 cents; costs, Lot No. 11, block No. 30, B. ft L. ad- Lot No. PRECINCT NO. 5. on government laud. Taxea, 99.67; $5.74; 28 35 dition. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty. 4 Taxes, CG cents; penalty, 3 cents; es, penalty, centa; costs, 20 cents; total, $11.33. ALBUQUERQUE COM- penalty, 48 cents; costa, 35 cents; to- cents; costs, 20 cents; total, $1.11. costs, 20 cents; total, 88 cents. BRICK centa; total, $6.37. Lot No. 7, block D, U. D. F. addtlon. PANY ma- tal. $10.40. Lot No. 12, block No. 30. B. ft L. ad Lot No. zov& block v, uaca & Armijo Brick plant comprising CHASE, M. L. Improvements PRECINCT NO. 3. Taxes, $10.60; penalty, 63 cents; costs, $2.48; pennity, 12 chinery, bulldlUBs etc, at Abajo. Taxes, on 20 dition. Taxes. 87 cents; penalty, 4 addition, taxes government land. Taxes, $19.15; peg ADAMACK, JOE Improvements on cents; total, $11.33. 20 J2.S0. $41.29; penalty, $2.06; costs, 35 cents; D, cents; costs, 20 cents; total, $1.11. cents; costs, cents; total, nlty, 85 cents; costs, 35 government laad. Taxes, $2.30; pen- Lot No. 8. block U. D. F. addition. 7, A, Armljo total, $43.70. cent; total, $10.60; penalty, 53 costs, lmi no. 7, biocK No. 31, B. ft L. ad- Lot No. block Juan ad $20.35. alty. 16 cents; costs, 35 cents; toal, Taxes, cents; $1.45; 7 cents; APODACA DE GURULE, JULIAN-IT- A 20 dition. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 dition; taxes, penalty, CHALLENDER. W. E. Improve- $2.80. cents; total, $11.33. 20 $1.72. Land about 7 acres, bounded D, D. cents; costs, 20 cents; total, l.llw costs, cents; total, ments on government ANDERSON. F. M. Improvements Lot No. 9. block U. F. addition. Mo. 2, a. Ann- - north by Public road, cast by Barnloa laad. Taxte, $7.17; 35 costs, Lot No. 8, block No. 31, B. ft L. ad- Lot block number 3. $19.15; penalty, 85 36 on government land. Taxes, $11.49; Taxes penalty, cents; $1.24; penalty, C road, south by Laisa A. do Scdillo, centa; costs, 20 $7.72. dition. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 doca addition; taxes, cents; total: $20.35. penalty. 59 cents; costs, 3D cents; to cents; total, costs, 20 cents; $1.50. west by Rio Grande. Land about 3 25 7, 8 9, cents; costs, 20 cents; total, $1.11. cents; total, COLEMAN, W. H. Improvements tal, $12.43. East fraction lota Noa. and S. Ana- - acres, bounded north by Loisa A. Be- - blockB 70 3, H. H. Taxes, Lot No. 9, block No. 31, B. ft L. ad- Lot No. 2. block number 3. on government land. Taxes, $10.72; ANDERSON. II. B. Improvements and addition. $1.24; penalty, C dlllo, south by Jesus Apodaca, oast by $7,717; penalty, 35 centa; costs, 20 dition. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 doca addition; taxes, penalty, 53 cents; costs, 35 cents; to- on government land. Personal, $100. 91.TT. costs, 20 cents; 9Lu0. Cincinnati, senior American naval ofl- - cents; total, $7.72. cents; costs, 20 cents; total. cents; total, tal, $11.60. Taxes, $19.16; pennity, 95 cents; costs, Lot No. 10, block No. 31, B. ft L. ad- Lot No. 1. block number 5. Northern It. It., west by South 8econd street. 7, 9, EICHENBERGER, A. Improve- 35 cents; total, $20.45. West 67 fraction lots Nos. 8, and dition. Taxea, 87 centa; penalty, 4 addition; taxes, $5.16; penalty, 25 I.nnd 1.65 acres, bounded north by ments on government land. Taxes. BRENNAN. MRS. J. Improvements block number 3, H. H. addition. Taxes, cents; costs, 20 cents; total. $1.11. cents; costs, 20 cents; total, $5.61. Vicente Scdlilo, south by B. F. $19.15; peaalty, 85 cents; costs, 35 on government land. Taxea, $7.09; $3.44; penalty, 17 cents; costs, 20 Lot No. 11, block No. 31, B. ft L. ad- Lot No. 3, block number 13, H. H. en st by South Second street, west by cents; total, $20.36. penalty, 35 cents; coats, 3& cents; to cents; total, $3.81. dition. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 addition; taxes, $7.16; penalty 35 unreins road. Land 4 acres, bounded FINCH, MRS. MARY Improve- tal, $7.78. Lot No. 9. block No. , Nchols and cents; costs, 20 cents; total, cents; costs, 20 cents; total, $7.71. north by Vicente Sctlillo; south tiy addition, penal- Jl.ll. ment land. Personal, $205. Taxes, DUNCAN, JAMES Improvements JBowden Taxes $1.72; Lot No. 12, block No. 31, ft L. ad- LAND GRANTS. Ilnrelas Ditch, cast by B. F. Perea. ty. 8 costs, if $11.68; penalty. 58 cents; costs, 35 oa government land. Taxes, $4.79; cents: 20 cents: total, $2.00. dition. Taxea, 87 cents; penalty, 4 UNKNOWN OWNERS OF ANGOS west by R. R. Land 11 acres, bounded 35 17, numuer i'e- - cents: total, $12.61. pennity, 25 cents; costs, cents; to Lot number diock is, cents; costs, 20 cents; total, $1.11. TURA LAND GRANT The posses-slon- , north by Atanaclo Barela, south by V. FOWLB8, F. H. Improvements on tal. $5.39. rea addition. Taxes, $1.72; penalty, Lot No. 8. block No. 32, B. ft L. ad right of possession aad all Inter- - Sedlllo y Apodaca. west by Barelas government land. Taxes. $11.87: pen FRANE, GEORGE Improvements 8 cents; costs, 20 cents; total, $2.00. dition. Tnxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 Ditch. Land 1 acre, bounded north, - tcrest of equity of, in and to all that alty, 59 cents; cost, 35 cents; total, on government land. Taxes, $4.79; Lot number 18, block number 18, re- cents; costs, 20 cents; total, 91.11. tract or grant of land known and call- cast and south by Eastern add; west 912.81. penalty, 25 cents; costs, 35 cents; to- lea addition. Taxes. $1.72; penalty, Lot No. 9. block No. 32. B. ft L. ad ed the Angostura land grant, situate by T. A. Gurule. Land 3.70 acres, GAVINS, WILLIAM Improvements tal, $6.39. 8 cents; costs, 20 cents; total, $2.00. dltlon. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 in the county of Bernalillo and territo- bounded north by Public road, south by on government land. Taxes. 87.08; HARTNEY. PADDY Improvements Lot number 29. block number 10, Pe cents; costs, 20 cents; total. 91.11. ry of New Mexico, comprising and Jcsim Apodaca, cast by Second street penalty, 36 cents; costs, 35 cents; to on government land. Taxes, $11.87; rea addition. Taxes, $1.72; penalty, Lot No. 10. block No. 32, B. & L. ad containing 1,554. acres, more or less, South, weet by BarcluH road. Taxes, tal. 87.78. penalty. 58 cents; costs 35 cents; to 8 cents; costs, 20 cents; total, $2.00. dltlon. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 and composed of grazing lands of the $17.07; penalty, $2.35; costs, 92.15; to- GOODWIN, THOMAS Improve- tal. $12.80. Lot number 30, block numuer 10, Pe- cents; costs, zu cents; total. 9111. value ot 30 cents per acre. The said tal, 5t.87. ments on government land. Taxea. HANCOCK ft POWERS Improve rea addition. Taxes, $1.72; penalty, Lot No. 11, block No. 32, B. ft L. nil wer confirmed to legal rep IIAltNETT, 8 costa, 20 lands ue J. W. Land, bounded $7.08; penalty, 35 conts; costa, 35 ments on government laad. Taxes, cents; cents; total. $2.00. dltion. Taxes, 87 centB1, penalty, 4 of Jesus M. Castillo et nl and by $11.87: 68 cents; costs, 35 1. V, Apadaca resentatives not th south W. E. Crary, east ccntc; total. $7.78. penalty. Lot No. block J. addi cents; costs, 20 cents; total. 91.11. and are owned by somo person or per by Hill by ncequia. Per- cents; $12.80. tion. Taxes, $33.83; penalty, $1.99; street, west GOODWIN, J. O. Lot 4, block 8. total, Lot No. 12, block No. 32, B. & L. ad sons unknown, and are owned and sonnl, $100. Taxes, $53.83; penalty, Kagle KBLLY. BD Improvements on gov- - costs, 20 cents; total. $36.02. 4 townslte. Personal, $45. Taxes. dltlon, Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, claimed by several persons having or $L.C9; costs, 35 cents; total, $5G.S7. $10.72; penalty, 53 cents; costs, SO ernment laad. Taxea, $14.36; penalty, soutn traction lot no. 6, block r, cents; costs, zo cents; .otal, 9111. claiming undivided Interests therein. 71 cents; costs, 35 cents; total, $15.42. Eastern addition. Taxci. $2.86; pen IJERTONI, BENITO Land, bounded cents: total, $11.43. I, ot No. 7. block No. 33. u. & L. na For a more complete description of south by S. Apodaca, east by THOMAa Improve alty, 13 cents; costs, 20 centa; total, 4 Second CKAVBS. C. W. Improvements on JAailSON. diiion. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, the said tract of lam. refcronce is here street und improvements. government tele-- ments oa government laad. Taxea, 93.1v. 20 $1.11. Personal, laad. Telegraph or cents: costs. conts: total. by given and made to tho description $300. Taxes, $37.16; penalty, $1.85;, WOO. $14.36; peaalty, 71 ceata; coets, 33 Fractional lot No. 1. block Y, East No. 8, 33, nhoae lines. Personal, Taxea. Lot block No. B. & L. ad and boundaries thereof on file in the costs, 35 cents; total, $39.36. $19.15; penalty. 95 cents; costa 79 conts; total, $15.42. ern addition. Taxes, $3.44: penalty. 17 Taxes, 87 4 dition. cents; penalty, office of tho surveyor general of New GURULE, T. A. Land 59 varas wlda cents; total, $20.80. KLI8KEY, FRANK Improvements ceats; coata, 20 centa; total, $3.81 cents; costs, zu cents; total, 91.11. government $2.30; 4, 18, Mexico, which said description and extending from Barelas road to Albu- HART, JOHN Lots 19 and 99, ea laad. Taxea, South half lot No. block No. l.ot No. 9. uiocv No. 33, 13. ft L. ad boundaries are hereby made a part of peaalty, 10 centa; costs, 36 centa; to addition. Taxea, $1.72; pen- 4 querque grant, Winded north by Pablo block 3. anxle Townslte. Personal, 999. Eastern dltlon. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, this description. Taxes, $17.18; pen- Taxea, $11.49; peaalty, 67 cents; costs, tal. 12.76. alty, 9 centa; coata, 20 centa; total, zo Yrlsnrrl, south by Amador Sanchez or cents; costs, cents; total, 9111. alty, 83 cents; costs, 35 cents; total, grant by, 40 ceata; total, $12.46. McCRARY, HENRY Improveraeata $2.01. Lot No. 10. block No. 33, B. L. ad Alliuqucrquu limits, west ft $18.36. 2, 3, 6, HBNRY, A. A. Improvements oa on government laad. Taxea, 84,79; South half lot No. 7, block No. 19, dltion. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 road. Lots 1, block 2, Severo 25 cents; costs, 35 cents; to Eastern Taxea, $1.72; pen UNKNOWN OWNERS Or CANON Apodaca add. Lots 3 and 4, block 3, government laad. Taxes. $11.49; pea- penalty, addition. cents; costs, zu conts; total, 91.11. COLORADO LAND GRANT The pos 57 I6.3V. alty. 9 cents; costs, 20 cents; total, Severo Apodaca add. Lot 6, block D, alty, ceata; costs, 35 cents; total, tal, Lot No. 11, block No. 33. B. ft L. ad session, right of possession and all in- $12.41. UNKNOWN OWNERS. $2.01. dltlon. Taxea, 87 cents; penalty, 4 Jesus Apodaca add. Land 4 feet 3 terests or canity of, In and to all that by 2 5 SOD-DIC- K No. 13, block O, A. ft South half of lot No. 1, block No. 19, inches feet Inches, lounded HRNRY, PATRICK AND J. 8. Fractional lot centa; costs, zu cents; total, 91.11. grant or tract of land known and call- Improvements oa government P. addition. Taxes, 93.44; penalty, 17 Eastern addition. Taxea, $1.72; pen- Lot No. 12, block No. 33, B. & L. ad north by 1C. Vigil, Eouth by Severo Apo- costs, 20 ed tho Canon Colorado laud grant, sit daca, by ncequia, west by, wad. Taxes. $11.87; penalty, cents: costs. 20 cents; total, i.i.8i. alty, 9 cents; cents; total, dltlon. Taxea, 87 centa; penalty, 4 county east Contra No. 14. block O. A. $2.01. uate in the ot Bernalillo and road. Precinct 9: Land 40 by cents; costs. 85 ceata; total. 912.80? Fractional lot ft cents; costs, zu conts; total. 91.11. comprls- - Barelas 8 12, 12, the territory of New Mexico, 250 bounded by HOFFMAN. JOHN Improvements P; addition. Taxes. $1.72; peaalty, Lot number block number l.ot ISO. 7. block no. 34. U. ft u. M acres, more or varas, north and south 20 cents; sz.ou. Eastern addition, .axes, 83.44; pen ingand containing 800 it. Sanchez, east by Public road, west on government laad. Taxes. 811.87: ceats: cosu. total, dltlon. Taxes, 87 cunts; penalty, 4 less, and composed of grazing lauds of peaaRy, 61 ceata; coats, SB cents; to Lot No. 19. block W. A. ft P. addition alty, 16 cents; costs, 20 cents; total, cents; costs, zu cents; total, 91.11. by Manuel Ilacn. Precinct 26: Land the value of 30 cents per acre. The OT. ut, sjz.se. Taxes, 96.11; penalty, 26 cents; costs, 93.90. Lot No. 8. block No. 34, B. ft L. ad IO 1... fwi. I.ntin.ln.1 I... i A D n.l.l $5.60. South No. 4, block No. 20, . 8 by S. W. HOFFHEIM. OHOROB Improve 20 cents; total. half lot dltlon. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 . . . Strlck or. east. and west pen cnted'""""""''";arc and patented and . , . , 1Q0 meats on government laad. Personal Lot No. 17, block Q, A. ft P. addition. Eastern addition. Taxes, $1.72; cents; costs, zu ccnis; total, 91.11. person or persons f 99.44; penalty, 17 ceats; casts. aKy, 9 ceata; costs, 20 ceats; total, are owned by some by $110. Taxes. $4.21; peaalty, 98 cents; Taxes, Lot no. . block NO. 34. B. ft u. ad unknown, and aro owned and claimed bounded north, south and west Fidel coats. 3 ceais; total. 94.79. 99 cents; total, $8.81, 92.01. dltlon. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 having claiming Apodaca, cast by Barelas road. Pre- 18. Q, A. P. No. 2, block M, by Several persons or by KRK2K. JOHN Lot 4, block 3 Lot No. block ft addition South fractional let cents; costs, zu cents; total, 91.11. For mftro cinct 8: 40 64 varas, bounded north' $8.44; penalty, 17 cents; costs, 91.04: pen undivided Interest therein. a by Gar- Bland townslte. Taxes, $9.57: penalty, Taxea, Eastern addlttoa. Taxes. Lot No. 4, block No. 18, B, ft L. ad complete description of tho said tract Max Marcn, south by Marcos 48 ceata: coats, 65 cents ; total, 910.99, 99 casta; total, 91.81. alty, B ceats; 'costs, 29 ceats; total, dtion. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 given cia, cast by Orcgerio Tores, west by 19, A. of land referonco is hereby and LAMB, D. F. Improvements In Lot No. block Q. ft P. addition 91.29. cents; costs, zu cents; total, 91.11. bounda- Anna M. Grlego. Improvements ut $8.44; 17 Lot No. 3, block M, mado to the description and printing ogtce. Taxes, $13.40; penal Taxes, penalty, cents; costs, Beater addition. Lot No. 5, block No. 18, B. ft L. ad office Coyote Springs. All of blocks 5 and 8 93.81. Taxea, $1.24; peaalty, 6 ce&tj; costa, ries thereof on fllo In the of the ty, 68 ceata; costs, SB cents; total 20 cents: total. dltlon. Taxes, 87 cents; ponalty. 4 surveyor general of New Mexlco.whlch KnKtcnt add, bounded nortli by Bell $14.38. Lot No. 20, block Q, A. ft P. addition. 20 centa: total. 91.50. ceata; coats, zu cents; total. 91.11. boundaries are street, south by Trumbull avauue, east Taxes, $3.44; ponalty, 17 cents; costs, North fractional lot No. 4. block M, said description and LHONARD, ROSS B. Improve- 1.01 no. 6, block No. IB, u. ft u. ad hereby made a part of this description. by John Rtrcet. west by William street. ments. Personal. 986. Taxes. 910.53: 20 cents: total. 93.81. Eastern addition. Taxes, $1.04; pen dltion. Tnxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 I.nnd 50 by 250 varas, bounded north 21, Q. 20 Taxes, $9.19: penalty, 45 cents; costs, penalty, 68 costs 36 cents;- - to Lot No. block A. ft P. addition. alty, b cents; costs, cents; total, cents; zu by K. Vigil, by Ignaclo ceaU; costs, cents; total, 91.11. 35 cents; total, $9.99- - south Baca, tal, 921.49. Taxes, $3.44; penalty, 17 cents; costs, 91.29. Lot No. 7. block No. 18. B. ft L. ad west by Illn Grande, oast by Severo LUCBRO, PABLO R. Land 360 20 cents: total, 99-S- South fractional lot No. 8. block M, ditlon. Taxes, 8. cents; ponalty, 4 Notlco is further given that tho un- Apodaca add and Improvements. 1.0 tn varaa, Taxes, $7.66; penaRy. 38 Lot No. 22. block Q. A. ft P. addition. Eastern nddltion. Taxes, $1.04; pen- cents; costs, zu cents; total, 91.11. dersigned tax collector for Bernalillo 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, 0, 7, t), block 1, Severo Apo- rents: coata, 36 ceata; total, 88.39. Taxea, $3.44: penalty, 17 cents; costs, alty. 5 cents; costs, 20 cenfa; total, Lot No. 8. block No. 16', B. ft L. ad county, will, on tho first Monday of daca add. Personal, $1,100. Taxes, MADDEN. Q. 8. Lot 3. block' 6, 20 conts; total. $3.81. 11.29. dltlon. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 October. 1902, offer for sale at pub- xit.SO; penalty, $t.S9; costs, $6.85; to- Kagle townalte. Personal, $46. Taxes, Lot No. 23, block Q. A. ft P. addition. Lot No. 9. block M, Eastern addition. cents; costs, zo ceu.s; lotil. 91.11 lic auction at tho front door of the tal, $109.G3. $3.44; peaalty, 17 cents; costs, Taxes, $1.24; penalty, 6 cents; costs, No. of said county, in the man- $11.18; peaalty, 68 cents; costs, 99 Taxes, Lot 9, block No. 15. B. ft L. ad court house PRECINCT NO. 8. centa; total, $12.40. 29 cents; total, 93.81. 20 cents: tout. 9l.6. dltlon. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 ner provided by law, tho property set MARSH, O. Improvements. Per. Lot No. 24. block Q. A. ft P. addition. North fractloaal lot No. 10, block M, cents; costs, zu cents; total, 91.11, forth and described In the foregoing GUTIERREZ, MAXIMIANO Land soaal, $99. Taxes, $13.79; penalty, 97 Taxes, $3.44; penalty, 17 cents; costs, astern addition. Taxes, $1.04; pen Lot No. 1, block No. 17. B. ft L. ad list, or so much thereof as may bo nee- - 120 y 100 varaa. bounded north by E. easts, 35 cents; $14.99. 99 eoata; total. $3.81. alty, 6 cents; costs, 20 ceats; total, dltlon. Taxes, 87 ccntc; penalty, 4 cssary to rcalizo tho rcsitectlve L. Gutierrez, Bouth by C. Candelarla, cents: total, ' McOOWAN, H. R. Improvements Fraction aouth of lot No. 287, block $1.19. cents; costs, zu cents; total, 91.11. amounts due, and that said sale will east by Hills, west by T. Pudllla. Land oa severameat land. Taxea, 916.91; number 84, Armljo ft Bros.' addition. South fractional lot No. 3, block M, IaI No. 2, block No. 17, B. ft L. ad bo continued from day to day, not ex- f.S by 1.000 yards, bounded north and peaalty, 66 eeats; coats, 86 cents; to- Taxes, $3.44;' penalty; 7 cents; coata, astern Motion. Taxes, sa cents; pen dltlon. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 ceeding sixty days, until all of eald Mt.it li y L. Ilfeld, cast by H. It., west tal. $1 21. 99 eeats; total, 99.91. nlty, 4 cents; costs, 80 cents; total, cents; costa. zo centa: total. 91.11. property has been disposed of. by accqula. Land 50 by 500 yards, McCOY, W, D. Improvements on Fraction east of lot No. 77, block 91.07. Lot No. 3. block No. 17. B. ft L. ad CHAD. K. NciWlt ALL bounded north iy L. M. Candelarla, government wad, Taxes, $19.15; pea- number 7, Armljo ft Bros.' addKioa. Lot No. 4. block M, Eastern addition. dltlon. Taxes, 87 cents; ponalty, 4 Treasured and Collector of south by J. Gutierrez, enst by Esteru alty. 86 costs; coats, 99 total, Taxea, 98.441 peaalty, 7 cents; costs, Taxes, $1.04; penalty, 6 cents; coets, costs, 20 91.11 Bernalillo county, New Mexico. ltedoudo, west by Barelas Ditch. Laud eeeti;-- cents: cents: total, $20.36. '" " 99 eeats; total. N.81. 90 cents; total, $1.29. tat No. 4. block No. 17. B. ft L. ad First publication, August 2, 1902. 53 by 100 yards, bounded north by, MCLAUGHLIN, JAMBS Imwrive. Let No. 78. buck No. 7, Armljo North fractional lot No. 6, block U. dltlon. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, 4 Gutierrez ujtnto, south by L. Caudo-lmi- n, meats oa auvernmant mad and saloon. res.' aMItkon. Taxes, xt.i? ; penalty astern addtloa. Taxes, 81 ceats; pea cents: costs. 20 ceats: total. 91.11 NOT Ull THAN 996.09. cust and west by Barolaa Ditch. $Si.97; $1.98; costs, SB eeats: costs. 20 ecais: tetal. 97.71. alty, 4 ceats; costs, 20 cents; total, No. 5, block No. 17. B. ft L. ad Land 60 by 300 yards, bounded north Taxes, jaaaHf, Lot given fol- 99 cants; total. f94J97' FraoMseal lot. No. 9, Week lumber l, 91.97. dittea. Taxes, 87 ceata; penalty, 4 Notico is horeby that the by M. Gutierrez, south by Road, cast MeFARLAND, H. WaxJ mill aad Armue urea. atfsiuoa. Taxes, ' South fractional lot No. 9, block M. ceata: coets. zo cents': 91.11 lowing list containa the names of tho bv hills, west by Juan Garcia et al. ii.ti pen total. tpprovsmeats. Taxes; 999.97; penal-tfT- n penalty, 7 eeats; ceata, 99 eeats; eoata, astern addttea. Taxes. 98 eeats: Lot Ne. 6, block No. 17, B. ft L. ad owners of all property upon which tho Personal. $2,020. Taxes, $93.86; pen- alty, 4 eeata; eeets, 99 eeats; tetal, 4, u. coats, II ewsw: total, .4.69. 99 eeats: total. i.7i. djtloa. Taxes, 87 cents; penalty, taxes levied in the year 1901, In aud alty, $4.69; costs, $1,75; total, $100.30. mSybRS, W. C tmproTwminu. Fractional let No. 7, kleek number 1, 11.97. eeats; eeew, ae cents; total, $1.11. PRECINCT NO. 9. Taxes. 99: aeaaRy. 49 Armue Bros. aesWMM. Taxea. Let Ne. 10, Monk M, Pattern addt-- Ne. 7. bleek No. 17, B. L. ad for the territory of New Mexico, coun- PsmsbsI. M9. 9l.4; Lot ft BACA, SALVADOR Land, 50 by SB cents; total, 99.99,. penalty, 7 eeata; costs, 99 cents; eeats, lion. Taxea, wm ceais, psaany, dltlon. Taxea, 87 ceats; peaalty, 4 ty of Bernalillo aad the city ot Albu- easts; aoata. t 355 varas, bounded by B. S. Ro 99 cents; tetat $1,71. cents: easts. 96 ceata: tetal. 91.9T. av $25, north ceats; ceeis, eeats; total, 9111. querque, amouatlac to more than dey,' south by P. Savedra, east by F. Fractieaal let No. 9, bleek number 1. North fractional let Ne. 11, Meek M, Ixt No. 9. bleek. No. 17. B. ft L. ad together with amtaOCO$Tge ssNOOawwOms have become dellasueat, Chaxes, third, west by Areaal and im- eests; eoata, an swua; ma Armue frjr; asdiuoa. 'l anes, 91,44; TOSaOSs 9 CCOwafa dltloa. Taxea, 97 eeats; penalty, 4 99 a description of the property and the provements. Laud, 140 by 500 varas, ErtX'sT WQ&mMft 'T (Hal OOOiO 99 0M0 1 OMM peaaRy, 4 cents; ceata, eeata; total, eeata; eeew, xe oeau; total. 91.11. tetal. amount of taxes, seaaRles and costs bouaded aorta by C. Baee, south by JOHN ImarsTiansata fc cents: 91.71. 81.94. Let Ne. 9. Meek No. 17. B. ft L. ad due opposite and descrip- Me. 1, No. 9, Ne. ; 4 aaeh saaw P. Savedra, east by river. Laad, 100 mad Texas. $M,9ti Practleaal let 9, Meek number Santa rraetteMl let Meek dittea. Taxea, 9T eeats penaRy, together wRh state- SB oeau; tion, a eei.arato by 399 varas, bounded aerth by M. oasts, eastaj take), Armijfl swos. aattuoa. Taxes, 91.44; 19. aetom s44rMoa. Taxes, 19 eeata; eeete, a eeata; total. 91.11. ment of tae cae on personal peaaay, 7 eeats; eeata, 99 eeata; peaaJty, 4 eeata; eeats, 99 eeata; to Let tie. 19. Mock No. 17. B. ft L. ad taxes Baca, south by Hodey, east by Areaal, property, where tae several taxes aro west by N. Benches. Personal, $970. IUL4. J. H, Lot 11, Meek 1, M eeats: ieial. 91.71. tal, 9t.tr, dittea. Taxea. IT cents; peaaRy, 4 owners: MOa due treat the same owaer or Taxes, $93.31; penaRy, 1.56; costs, isttMS iswaami, rsrsoaai, saw. tm Fiaettoa eaat af lat Mo. 499. Meek leOC 4s Mook NOe 49s BoUCofft fUMi oeata; eeets, 9 oeau; total. 9111. number 19, J9res,VaM!Ue Tax- - Tease. 91.94: 1 eeats: Na. 11. No. 17. B. L. 9HI9M49T NO. 3. $1.09; tetal, $35.02. ArUa saay. Let Mask ft ad Land, 399 OOs tflvsM (MAmtlti M QtStSi M4ff tM . 99 eeata: tetal. 91.99. Taxea, 97 oeau; peaanar, 1 LUCxWO, HUsNCISCO-I-a- nd 150 GARCIA. HKRGULANO . IaA.I v am sbm u' by 499 varaa, by Albu-- ' H. H Iswrove-meat- a VWWVm i BWfSM.T sM9B4We North frectieeal let Me. I. Meek No. ; eeete, 99 oasts; total. 91.U; . by 4.999 Taras, laajajai north by P. bounded' aerth inloihtMm.Tw. u.ai aoum oa gevorsmsat IwL LOt NO. If, MOOR , M B. H. M 49, Haw Mdltloa. Taxes, 93 eeats; Let: It, bleek No. 17, B. to L. as-- Beaches, aeatl ty P. Lacero, east by sueraas jnisaasr, tuN. h: by and lm Lucera, by M. Laeei and 1st- - fT.99; , sasaMi 99 - seats; again, , 99 dltiesi. Taxea, ttf.1T i easts; eoeU, 99 eeata; tow. dttiee. Taxes, 17 etaU: ,lditeh, west f, ra aroviauisj, efw 2,000 varas, Laau idTkr 169 varaa, founded north by T, Lucero, south by by R. Armljo, south by M. Herrera, hills, west by railroad. Taxes, 68,i4; UNKNOWN OWNERS OF BARTO-LOM-H made to tho description and bounda- per acre The aald lands ware confirm road, east by T. Sanchez, wont by ace-qul- a. osst by road, west by ditch. Land In pennlty, $3.45; costs, $1.36; total, FERNANDEZ LAND GRANT ries thereof on Hie In the office of the ed by the legal represeststlves of Pe-- Land, 75 by 100 varas. bounded precinct No. 5, 150 by 600 yards, $73.64. The possession and right of possession, surveyor general of New Mexlco.whlch dro Sanchez, and are owned by some north by rlvor, Routh by Albuquerque bounded north by W, Douglass, south MEDLER, EDWARD North 25 feet and all Interest or equity of, la nnd to said description and boundaries are person or persons unknown, and are land company, cast by river, went by by W. 8. Burke, cast by hills, west by of lots 19 to 24 Inclusive block 22, N. nil that grant known and called the hereby made n part of this description. owned and claimed by several peraoaa Albuquerque Land company, Personal river. Interest In Reman Maria Pedro M. T. Co. South 50 feet, lots 13, 14 and Bartolome Fernandei land grant, situ- Taxes, $403.01; penalty, $20.15; cotts, having or claiming undivided Interests $125. Taxes, 124.69. penalty, $1.23; Padllla grant. Personal $140. Taxes, 15, blocii J, A. ft P. addition. Last half ate In the county of Bernalillo and ter- 36 cents; total, $424.51. therein. For n more complete descrip- to- taxes, $58.76; $2.44; New Mexlct, VAL-LECIT- coislu, 11.05: total, $26.97. $52.65; penalty, $2.63; costs 2.45; penalty, costs, ritory of comprising nnd UNKNOWN OWNERS OF EL' O tion ot the said tract of land referenco ' 100 by $1.80; $43. 26,424 more SANCHEZ, OAniUKIi Land, tal. $57.7.1. total, containing acres, or lees, LAND ORANT The posses- Is given and made to the description now nee-quia- , MYERS, M. F. Lot 16, block 2,Haca and composed of 300 yardH. bounded north Jiy MICHELBACH, TONEY l.and. graslng lands to tho sion, tight of possession nnd all Inter- and boundaries thereof on file In tho by Tonias Sanchez, enst by bounded by plaza, by alley, addition. Lota 1 to 5 Inclusive, block value of 30 cents per acre. The said office south north south est or equity of, Id. and to all that grant of the surveyor general of Now public rond, west by Contra nccquln. eaBt by A. G do Romero, west by A. P. D, A. ft P. addition. Improvements on lands are confirmed to the legal repre- or of known Mexico, which said description and penal-ty- . tract land and called the Personal. $1,155. Taxes, $20,60; de Garcia. Personal property, $830.00. government land In precinct 37. Taxes, sentatives of Roman A. Baca, and are El Valieclto land grant, boundaries are hereby made a part of $49.69; penalty, $2.48; costs, $1.55; owned claimed by persons situate in the $1.52; costs, 35 ecntB; total, $28.37. Taxes, $57.69; penalty, 2.90; costs, 35 and several coutlty of Bernalillo nnd territory of this description. Taxes, $W.67; pen- (Lam half taxes.) cents; total, $60.94. total, $53.72. claiming undivided interests therein. New Mexico, comprlilng nlty, $3.87; costs,, 3o cents; total PKARLB, O. A. Lot 12, block 15, II. complete description of and contain- SANCHEZ, TOMAS Land, 200 by PRECINCT NO. 14. For a the said ing 4,800 acres, or com- J1.7P. 11, 11. ad- given moro less, and 300 yards, bounded north by O. San- WESTERN HOMESTEAD AND IR- H. addition. Lot block lb, II. tract of land reference Is and posed of grazing lands of tho valuo UNKNOWN OWNERS OF dition. West half lot 7, blocrf 16, H. If. made to the description and bounda- of TOWN chez, Routh, east and west by public RIGATION COMPANY, (B. Montano 30 conts per acre, The said lands are OF CHILILI LAND GRANT The Land, 100 by Land, 30.000 addition. 10 feet west half lot 8, block ries thereof on.fllo In the office of the road and Improvements. Grant.) acres. Taxes, not confirmed or patented and are st , 16, H. II. Lot 1, block H. A. surveyor right of possession, and all riOO bounded by P. Arml-Jo- $287 IS, penalty, $14.35; costs, 35 addition. general of Now Moxtco.wulch by porson un- ynrds, north & P, $90.30; owned sonic or persons or equity of, In and to all that south and enst by public road, west cents; total, $301.88. addition. Taxes, penalty. said description and boundaries are known, and arc owned claimed by $1.50; costs, $1; total, $95.80. here made a part of this description. and grant known and called tho Town of by sand hills. Land, 100 by 400 yards, PRECINCT NO. 16. several persons having or claiming un- Chllill land grant, situate In county Garcia, south by PEARCE. F. L. Lots 7 and 8, block Taxes, $257.60; penalty, $11,87; costs, the bounded north by II. SAMORA, FELIX 34 acres, divided interests therein. For n more of Bernalillo nnd territory of New Mex-Ic- by Uomoro, Land. 21, H. H. addition. Personal, $355. 35 cents; total, $279.72. complete Juan Gallcgos, east Juan bounded by Tccoloto ditch, Taxes, $39.09; 40 description of tho said land comprising and containing 31,110 by Lucero. Land, 100 north south pennlty, $4.46; costs, UNKNOWN OWNERS OF CANON Is given weal Trlnldnd springs, by Chn-vez- , referenco hereby and made to acres, moro or less, nnd composod of by pub- by Tccoloto east Juan cents; total, 93.95. by 200 yards, bounded north west by Main arroyo, Personal, B. DE SAN DIKOO LAND GRANT Tho the description and boundaries thereof grazing lands to the value ot 30 cents by N. Savedro, cast by RINEHART. T. Lot 2. block E, on file In office surveyor lic land, south $45. Taxes, $34.27! penalty, $1.71; A. ft P. Lots 20 and 21, possession, right of possession, and all tha of tho per acre. The said lands wero confirm- public road, west by J. H. Snnc'.iez. addition. block general ot Now Mexico, which said de- costs, 35 cents; total, $3T.33. I, A. P. Lots 7 8, Interest or equity of in and to all that ed to the Inhabitants of Chllill, and In No. 28, '.100 by COO ft addition. and block scription hereby Land precinct A. 13, N", grant or tract of land known and call- and boundaries aro are owned by person or persons un- by A. Itomcro. PRECINCT NO. 17. J, ft P. addition. Lot block n description. yards, bounded north A 15 ed tho Canon de San Diego land grant, made part ot this Taxes, known, and aro owned and claimed by Arml-Jo- , neros, ft P. ndditlon. Lots and 16. block nouth by M. Sancnez, cast by P. ARMUO, MANUEL Lnnd 7J Q situate In the county of Bernalillo and $55.14; penalty, $2.72; costs, 35 conts; several persons claiming undivided In- $1.-72- 0. A. ft P. addition. Taxes. $22.22; west by Loa Lomas. Personal, bounded north by M. C. dc Baca, south territory of New Mexico, comprising total, $58.21. terests thoroln. For a moro completo $134.07; penaiV. by F. Montoya, by A. and M. A. penalty, $1.14; costs, $1.80; tot:, I.lift half taxes. eiBt J. $25.16. and containing 116,286.89 acres, mora UNKNOWN OWNERS OF FELIPE description of the said tract of land costs, $1.75; $142.40. Durnn, west by C. M. nnd A. Durnn. In- GUTIERREZ TOWN OF BERNAL- $5.74; total, SMITH, JAMES S. Personal prop- or less, and composed of grazing lands OR erenco Is given and mado to tho de- SANCHEZ, CAULOS P. Land, 100 terest In La Bajada grant. Lnnd, 3 of the value of 30 cents per acre. Tho ILLO LAND GRANT Tho possession, scription and boundaries thereof on fllo ncrcs, bounded north by A. Montoya, erty, $100. In precinct 13, .15 acres land possession by 1,500 yards, boundod north by J. L. In 20, township 10 said lands are confirmed to tho legal right of and all Interest or iln the office of tho surveyor general south by It. Ortiz, east, by P. de Mares, SWVi. section north, In Hnnchcz, south by F. A. Hubbull, east range 3 Taxes, $24.46; representatives of the town of Canon equity of, and to all that grant or of the territory of Now Mexico, which west by Coehltl Indians. Laicl, 2 east. penalty, by ot land known and called tho Fe- by J. L. Sanchez, west by Los Lomas. $1.22; costs, 70 cents; total, $26.38. de San Diego and are ownod some tract said description and boundaries arc 100 2,700 yards, bounded acres, bounded north by A. M. Durnn, person or persons unknown, and are lipe Gutierrez or town ot Bernalillo hereby mado a part of this description Land. by PRECINCT NO. 28. north by P. C. darcla, south by M. San- pouth, eaEt and west by accqula. Land, owned nnd claimed by several persons land grant, situate In tho county ot Taxes, $357.25; penalty, $15.86; costs, chez, east by Hlo Grande, west by Si acre, and Improvements, bounded CHAVES, BENCESLADO Land having or claiming undivided Interest Bernalillo unJ territory of New Mex- 35 cents; total, $373.46. by 100 Krant limits. Personal, $340. Tuxes. north by acequla, south Home, east by 300 varas, bounded north by A. therein. For a moro completa descrip- ico, comprising and containing 3,404.87 UNKNOWN OWNERS OF TOWN $01.46; penalty, $3.05; costs, 70 cents; by church property, west by R. Mon- J. Chaves, south by M. A. Lobato, cast tion of the said tract of land reference acres, more or less, and composed of OF ATRI8CO LAND GRANT Tho total, $65.21. toya, Personnl, $030. Taxes, $32.72; by A. J. Chavez, west by hills. Land, Is hereby given nnd mado to tho de- grazing lauds of tho value of 30 cents possession, right ot possession, and all penalty. $1.63; costs, $1.75; total, 100 by 100 varaa, bounded by A. per acre. Tho Bald confirm- PRECINCT NO. 11. north scription and boundaries thereof on file lands aro Interest or equity of, In and to all that $36.10 J. Chavez, south by Pedro east In surveyor ed by the legal representatives of Pe- call- by Perea, the office of the general grant or tract of land known and -- wJHELL, .1. F. Land, 600 800 A, MARCOS C. DE Land, 17 by P. Garcia, west by B. Spitz and Im- of New Mexico, dro Perea, and aro ownod by some per- nnd which said description ed tho Town of Atrlsco land grant, yards, bounded north by Hubboll bounded north by public road, provements. Personal. $510. Taxes, and boundaries are hereby made a part son or persons unknown, and aro claim- situate In the county ot Bernalillo and Cnavez, Eouth by Hubbell nnd road, til by Juan C. do Baca, east by ace $23.05! nonnlty, $1.25; costs, 70 cents; of vhls description, $1,278.31; ed by several persons owning or claim- by 'taxes, territory of Now Mexico, comprising iiv rnad. west F. Chavez and quia, west by C. J, dc Baca. Land, 10 totnl, $25. penalty, $63.91; costs, 35 cents; total, ing undivided Interests therein. For and containing $87,728.72 acres, moro ttImprovements. Land, 100 by 300 yards, acres, bounded north by J. A. Garcia, PRECINCT NO. 32. $1,342.22. more complete dcscdrlptiou of The or Ices, and composed ot grazing south, oast and west lunds bounded north, south by Juan C. de Baca, cast by CEBOL-LET- said tract of land reference Is hereby of value 30 per ncrc. by 200 yards. GURULE. EDUIGEN Hoti3C and UNKNOWN OWNERS OF tho of cents Tho by road. Land, 200 grant, west by J. A. C. do Baca. Land, land, 100 given and made to tho description and said lands are confirmed to legal by J. , acres. Personnl, $640. Taxes, LAND GRANT Tho posses-sion- , tho 200 by 200 yards, bounded north 32 ncrc-n- bounded north by S. Blea, 7.91; penalty, $1.14; 35 boundaries thereof on file In the orflca representatives of the Town ot Houth by ditch, east by costs. cents; right of poEsosslon, nnd all inter- Atrlsco M, Sanchez. youth by M. A. Crespln, c.a. by river, total, $29.40. of tho surveyor general of New Mexi- and aro owned by some person or per- by road. est and equity of, In and to all boun-daiie- s illtch, cant b river, west west by Lomas. Lnn I, bounded north PRECINCT NO. 34. that co, which Baal description and sons unknown, and are owned and Land 100 by 200 yard?, bounded north by S. Crespln, ecuth by T, Bncn, call grant or tract of land known and called are hereby made a part of thin claimed by persons having San-che- PRICE, W. 500 by 500 several or by J. F. Hubbell, south by J. M. by and on the west by Lomas. J. Land, tho Cebolleta laud grant, situate In tho description. Taxes, $39.06; penalty, Metzgar. the river nrda, bounded north by" William Pool, county claiming undivided Interests therein. cast by river, west by In Borrego land of, Bernalillo and territory of 35 $40.86. Undivided Interest by v. . . I , $i.45; costs. cents: totnl, For a moro complete description of tbo Onc-clglit- south, east and west Chllill grant. nuu Personal, $225. Taxes. $35.60; penalty, grant. h Interest In Santa nuw niuxico, comprising contain-- UNKNOWN OWNERS OF LUIS said lnnd Is hereby .'prsonal, $755. Taxes, $25,eS penalty, ing 66,b23 com-- tract of referenco $1.78; costs, $1.40; total, .ih.(. Cruz grant. One-eight- Interest In Et acres, more or less, anil ' GARCIA LAND GRANT Tho posses-sion- , gllven 1.25; costs. 35 cents; totnl. $26.68. posed and mado to the description and PRECINCT NO. 12. OJIto grant. Lots 9 and 10, block 12, of grazing lands ofthc value of right of possession, and all Inter- on file In office PRECINCT NO. 35. 30 conts per ncrc. The said lands aro boundaries thereof tho 7 Perea addition, Albuquerque. Perso est or equity of. 'In nnd to nil that of surveyor general ot New Mexi- ARCH EH, WILLIAM Lots nnd 8. CAMPF1ELD, KATE Lnnd, bound- - confl.rmcd to legal representatives the 1 $33.90; penalty, the grant of land known call- block 4 B. & L. ndditlon. Lots and nal. $150. Taxes, it by by and tract and co, which said descrlptlop and boun- $39.14. north P. J. Garcia, south A. J. of the Inhabitants 6f Cebolleta, and are Luis Garcia land grant, 2 and 3, block 22, 11. & L. ndditlon. Lots $1.69; costs.43.55; total. Garcln, by acequla, by A. ed the bituate daries aro horeby mado a part of this Y 80 cat west J. owned by scmo person or persona un In county of and terri- 180 and 181, block 14. Armljo Ilros. ad- BACA LUUEUO. JOSE Land, Garcia. Taxes, $34.03; pennlty, $1.73; the Bernalillo description. Taxes, $950.16; penalty, by 209 vara?, bounded north and south known, and are owned nnd clalmvd by tory of Now Mexico, comprising and $47.50; conts, 35 cents; $998.01. dition. Personal. $75. Taxes, $26.53; costs, 35 $36.71. un- total, by Coehltl Indians, cast by E. Baca, cents; total, several persons having or claiming containing 11,674 acres, moro or less, UNKNOWN OWNERS OF 81TIO DB penally, $1.52; cost, $1.40; total, PRECINCT NO. 37. divided a moro by Land, 3 acres, Interests therein. For nnd computed grazing lands ot the posses-sio- n, $29.45. wctt Coehltl Indians. $1.-- cf NAVAJO LAND ORANT Tho by Armljo, by BLAND SUPPLY CO. Personal. complete description of the said tract valuo 30 C2nt per acre. Tho SANCHEZ bounded north E. south 620. $31.02; penalty, of said right of possession, and all Inter- ARMIJO, TILLE DE D. C. Baca, by accqula, west by Last half taxes. ot land reference is hereby given and lands arc not confirmed or patented or equity In to 204, block 17, Armljo do cast $1.55; ccsts, 35 cents; told, $32.92. est of. and all that tral Lots 203 and J. 3. Garcia. Land. 250 by 350 varas, made to tho description nnd bounda- nnd are ownod by some person or per- of iand known and caMed the Sltlo do Bros, Taxes. $34.39, penalty, j GILLEN. JAMES Improvements on n Hie office of adltlon. bounded by F. Montoya, ries thereof in the the sons unknown, and nro owned and Navajo grant, In coun-t- y $30.50. noith south government $550. Tax- - land situate the $1.71; costs, 40 cents; total. by M. Montoya, by acequla, land. Personal, surveyor general of New Mexico, which claimed by persona having or Mex- J. cast s, $30.03; penalty, $1.05; costs, 35 several of Bernalillo, territory of New 11AHTH. PAULINA Land. 20 by 35 west by A. Gurulo end Improvement.. said description and boundaries are claimed undivided Interests therein. ico, comprising and containing 100,000 In- cents; total, $32.03. varas in Martinez. Lots 110 to 120 Porfonnl, $725. Taxes. $45.34: psnal-ty- , hereby made a part of this description. For a complete description or tho caid acres, more or leaf,, and composed ot ROUTLEDOE. JOSEPH Improve- - clusive, block 9, Armljo Bros, addition, $2,20; costs, $1.05; total. $48.65. Taxes, $344.61; penalty, $17.23; costs, lands reference la hereby given and grazing land of the valuo of 30 cents west half of lot 121. block 9. Ar- provements on government land. Per- 35 cents; (total, $362.29. and G ALLEG03. DONACIANO Land, penalty, made to tho description and bounda- per acre. The raid lands were net con- mljo Bros, addition. Personal. $6,690. by arroyo, youth by sonal. $2,865. Taxes, $25.02; UNKNOWN OWNERS OF CANADA thereof on fll In the oITIce ot owned by bounded north J. $6.25; costs, 35 cents; total, $131.62. ries firmed or patented, and aro Tates. $490.82; penalty, $24.83; costs, D. Arngon, cast by D. Gallegos, west DE COCHITI LAND GRANT The pos- the surveyor general of Now Mexico, some person or persons unknown, and 11.55; $523.20. In WOOtf, HENRY Improvements on session, right of possession nnd all In- per- total. by accqula. Interest Helcnn Galle mining Taxes, penalty, which said description and boundaries are owned and claimed by several 21, block 15, gos grant. In grant. claim. $42.12: terest or equity of, In and to all that aro hereby mado a patt of this descrip- CH1LDEK3, W. B. Lot Interest Gonzalltas $2.10; costs, 35 cents; $44.57. sons claiming undivided Interost there N. M. T. Co. Lots 20 to 24. Inclusive, Land, Improvements and mill. Land, total. grant or tract of land known and call- tion. Taxes. $134.02; penalty. $6.70; in. For u moro complete description 13, by by O. YOUNG, S. W. Improvements on ed de Coehltl land grant, 35 cents; total, $141.0i. block 31. N. M. T. Co. In precinct 46 300 varas, bounded north Tax- the Canada ccsts, of the said tract of land reference is by Williamson, south and east by J. Chavez, government land. Persoual, $435. situate In tho county of Bernalillo and UNKNOWN OWNERS OF LA MA-- given made to descrip land, bounded north CarabnJnl. es. $26.22; penally, $1.30; costs, 35 hereby and the by 11. by William-Hon- . west by and Improvements. Per- territory of New Mexico, comprising JADA LAND GRANT The possession, on rile in couth E. Crnry. cast hills cents; $27.87. tion and boundaries thereof by acequla. Land, bounded $950. taxes, $26.17; total. nnd containing 5.000 acres, more or right of possession, and all luterest or office of tho survoyor general of west sonal. Last halt PRECINCT NO. 38. the north by road, south by !l. E. Crary. penalty, $1.20; costs, $1.75; total, less, and composed of grazing land to caultv of. In and to all that tract of the territory of New Mexico, which GRAHAM BROTHERS Improvo- - the value of 30 cents per acre. grant ot land known nnd called tho La aro cast by accqula. Persuual, $485. Tax $29.22. public Personal, $100.! Ihe said description and boundaries penalty, $9.71; coats, "MONTOYA. M. Land! mcnts on land. said lands were confirmed to the legal MaJada land grant, in tuo coun hereby mado part ot description. cr $194.31; ALFREDO $33.50; penalty, $1.67; costs, situate a this $205.92, 120 by 150 varas, bounded north by D. Taxes, representatives of Joel P. Whitney and ty of Bernalillo and territory ot New Taxes, $1,148.70; penalty, $5M3; costs, $1.90; total, 35 cents; total, $35.52. M. 1 Mares, south by Baca estate, cast by arc owned by some person or persons Mexico, comprising and containing 35 cents; total, $1,206.48. CHILDEUS. CAHOLINE Lots com- N. M. T. Co. Indian ditch, west by A. N. y Montoya OWNERS. unknown, and are owned and claimed acres, moro or less, and UNKNOWN OWNERS OF THE to 9, Inclusive, block 59. UNKNOWN persons claiming value of Taxes, $80; penalty, $1.30; costs, $1.80; and Improvements. Land, 100 by 225 Lot No. 5, block number 2, Perea ad by several having or posed of grazing lands of tho TOWN OF SAN 1SIDRO LAND per said were pos- total $91.10. varas, bounded north by M. C. do Baca, dition. Taxeo, 02S.67; penalty. $1.43; undivided Interests therein. For a 30 cents ncre. The lands GRANT Tho possession, right of FLOURNOY, M. W. south by G. C. do Bacn, cast by A. C. 20 cents; $30.30. moro completo description of the said confirmed to tho legal ropresntatives session, and alt Interest or equity of, (Trusteo) Lots costs, total, given y and aro 8 to 12, Inclusive, block 11, N. M. T. Co. do Boca. woBt by J. A. C. de Baca tract of land reference is and of Benlgno Ortiz Salazar, it: and to all that grant or tract of bounda- persons un I1.111I taxes, $34.40; penalty, $1.72; Lnnd, bounded north by Coehltl Indlah LAND QRANT8. mado to tho description and owned by some person or known and called the Town of Last half on file In office ot uy In costs. $1: total. $36.12. lands, tsouth by Manuel Armljo, east UNKNOWN OWNERS OF AQUA ries thereof the the known, and arc owned and claimed San Isldro laud grant, situate tho by Santos Ortiz( west by Indian lands SALADA LAND GRANT, 1 ne posses-sion- , surveyor general of New Mexlco.wblch several persons having or claiming un- county of Bornalllla and territory of UNKNOWN IIE1US OF ESTATE more D. 8 9, block nnd Improvement?, au&, right of possession and ah Inter said description and boundaries arc divided interests theroln. For a New Moxlco, comprising and contain- OF E. FRANZ Lots and rerinnai. part said M. T. Co. 18, block 7, N. M. Tnxes, $23.38; penalty. $1.27; costs. est of enulty of. in and to ail that tract hereby mado a of this description. completo description of the tract ing 11,476.68 acres, moro or 1oh, and 10, N. Lot $32,16; $1.60; costs, 35 Is given and $107.49; $5.30; $1.05; total. $25.70. or grant of land known and "called the Taxes, penalty, of land referenco hereby valuo of 30 cents per acre. Tho said fT. Co. Taxes, penalty, total? $34.11. bounda- legal rep- 60 $113.45. MONTOYA, .IOSE MANUEL Land, Agun Saladn land grant, situate in tne cents; made to the description and lauds were connrmed to the coals. cents: total, OWNERS OF CANON on fllo of the Fran- FREELOVE, IV P. Lots 8 9. bounded north by N, Lucero. south by county of Bernalillo and territory of UNKNOWN ries thereof in tho oflco resentatives ot Dolores Perea, and aurveyor Now Mexlco.whlch An- block 4, Northern addition. Lots 19. 20 Leyba nnd Baca, east by ditch. Land, 'New Mexico, comprising and contain DE CARNUAL LAND GRANT The general of cisco Sandoval and other heirs of bounded north by J. M. Montoya, south ing 13.707.78 acres, more or less, and possession, right of possession, and said description and boundaries are tonio Armenia, and Salvador Sandoval, and 21, block 5, Northern addition. Per- part description. person per $135. Taxes, $67.87; penalty, by V. Baca. eaft by river and improve composed of grazlnz lands of the value all Interest or equity of, in and to all hereby made a of this and aro owned by sorao or sonal, $416.59; ponalty. $20.82; costs, claim $3.38; costs $1; total, $72.25. mcnts. Personal. $245. Taxes, $24.47; of 30 cents per acre. The said lands that grant or tract or land Known and Taxes, sons unknown, and are owned or penalty, $1.22; costs, 70 cents; total, confirmed to the legal represen called Canon do land 36 cents; total, $442.76. ed by several persons naving or MEDLER, SOPHIA N. 28. 8 lots, wire the Carnual - 30. N. M. $20.39. tatives of Jesus Armljo y Jaramlllo ct grant, Bituate In tho county of Berna! UNKNOWN OWNERS Or NUBS- claiming undivided interests therein. lots 13, 14, 15 and 16, block person of iT. Co. North 92 feet, lots 13, 14 and 15, PRECINCT NO. 18, al and are owned by some or Wo and territory ot Now Mexico, com TRA SENORA DE LA LUZ DE LAS For n more completo description the persons unknown, and aro owned and prising and containing 8,798 acres, LAGUWITAS LAND GRANT Tho pos- said tract ot land reference Is hereby block J, A. ft P. addition. Last hair ABOUSELMAN, MOI8E8 Personal description taxes, $43,72; penalty, $2.18; costs, etc. claimed uy sevoral persons having or moro or less, and composed of grazing session, right of possession, and all In given and made to the and property, merchandise, horses, acre, on fllo in tho office fl.40; total, $47.20. Taxes, $48.32; pennlty, $2.40; costs, 35 claiming undivided interests tnerein. lands ot the value of 30 ccnta per terest or equity or. in naa 10 an mai boundaries thereof MONTEZUMA BUILDING AND For a more complete description rl the The raid lauds aro claimed oy the le tract or grant ot land Uuown and call- of the surveyor general of New Moxlco, cents; total, $51.07. Is given $1,-95- Bald tract of land reference gal representatives of Pablo Crespln ed the Nuestra Senora do la Luz de las which said description and boundaries LOAN ASSOCIATION Mortgages, PRECINCT NO. 2$. descrip- 60 cents; value, $1,170. Taxes, and made to me description and boun ct al nnd aro owned by some person or Lagunltas grant, situate In tho county aro hereby made a part ot this at 14 $6.39; $07.07; penalty. $3.35; costs 35 cents; CHILDERS & DOBSON Lots 13, daries thereof on nlo in the once of persons unknown, and are owned and of Bernalillo and territory of New tion. Taxes, $127.89; penalty. 15, and 16, block 18, N. M. T. Co. the surveyor general of new Mexico, claimed by several persons having or Mexico, comprising nnd containing costs. 35 cents; total, $134.63. total $70.77. OJO DEL MUTUAL BUILDING ASSOCIA-,',TIO- Lnnd In precinct 13, i ncrcs, bounded which said description and boundaries claiming undivided Interests therein, acres, more or less, and com UNKNOWN OWNERS OF pos-sessio- n, Mortgages. $80.08.74, at CO east by Fathers, south by Mountain aro made a part of this description. For a moro completo description of the posed of grazing lands ot tho valuo of DORRHGOLAND ORANT The road, west iy J. Morris. iaxos, fvi.vi; Taxes, $167.37; penalty, $7.80; costs, said land reference is hereby given 30 cents Dor acre. The said lands aro right of possession, and all In- cents; value, 48,000. Taxes, $2751.85; nnd to all penalty, $136.67; costs, 35 cents; total, penalty, $3.04: costs, $1.55; total 35 cents; total, $465.48. nnd mado to tho description and boun con Armed by tho legal repiesentatlves terest or equity of; in that $04.60. UNKNOWN OWNMHS Or At. IU- - daries thorcof on flic In tho office of of M. S. Otero and aro owned uy some grant of tract of laud knogo and called j$3,84K).30, Tho Borrego land grant, situate RODKY. B. S. IitB 1, 2. 3 and 4. CHAPLIN. WILLIAM Lot 23. block NIO BEDILuJ LAND URANT tho surveyor general ot Now Mexico; person or persons unknowr, and are the OJo del 8. N. M. T. Co. Person!, $1,000. Taxes possession, right of possession and all which said description and boundaries owned and claimed by several persons in thn rnnntv of Bernalillo and terri block 43, N. M. T. Co. UnuivJded halt Mexico, comprising nnd in Ruiz tract in Villa dc Albu- $260., n penalty, $13; costs, 20 cents; Interest or equity or, in ana to an mai are hereby made a part of this deBcrlp having or claiming undivided interests tory ct New interest and call- 100,798.01 acres, moro or querque grant. Undivided quarter in- total. $273.99. grant or tract of land known tlon. Taxes, $101; penalty, $5,05; therein. For a more completo descrip containing COOPERATIVE BUILDING AND ed tho Antonio Scdi.io land grant, sit costs, 35 cents: total, $100.18, tion of the said tract or land rcrerenco lesB and composed ot grazing lands terest In Rodey & Hiatlna tract. Per- county of 30 cents per acre. The sonal, $550. Taxes, $175.93; penalty, LOAN ASSOCIATION Mortgages, uate in tho of Bernalillo and UNKNOWN OWNERS OF CANADA If. given and mado to the description to tho value $82,000 at 60 conts; valuo, $4,200. Tax territory of New Mexico, comprising and boundaries thereof on fllo in tin said lands wero confirmed to the legal $8.94; costs, $1.50; total, $177.37. DE LOS ALAMOS LAND GRANT of Josu Alblr.a Baca, M. 100 by cs, $2,820.64; penalty, $141; costs, 35 nnd containing 37,038 acres, moro or The possession, right of possession, office of tho surveyor general of New representative:! TRIMBLE, KTTA Land, nnu and aro owned ny some peraon 100 feet, bounded north by Clarion, cents; total, $2,961.99. less, and composed of grazing lands and all Interest or equity of, In and to Mexico, which said description ct nj, CODDINOTON. H. E. Lots 4, 5 and of the value of 30 contB per acre. The grant boundaries aro made a part of this de- or perions unknowu nnd nro ovnrl south by road, east by Third street, legal all that or tract of land known by Buvernl persona having pen- - 6. block 8. H. H. addition. Land In said lands wero confirmed to tho scription. Taxes, $491.64; penalty, and claimed west by J. Garcia. Taxes, $71.CC; and called tho Canon dc los Alamos or claiming undivided Interests there- - $3.59; 30 cents; precinct 13. Undivided half Interest In representatives of Louis Hunlng, and land grant, In the county ot $24.58; costs. 35 cents; toiai. :iu... alty. costs, total, person or persons altuato OJO DEL In. a moro completo dcicripiion $76.50. lot B. Ruiz tract, in Villa de San Anto aro owned by soino Berinallllo and territory of Now Mex UNKNOWN OWNERS OF For nlo grant. Personal, $75. Taxes, $59.46; unknown, and aro owned and claimed GRANT at the said tract of land reference Is VAUGHN, MAURICE Lots 70 and ico, comprising and containing 4,106.66 ESPIRITU 8ANTO LAND description ami penalty, $2.97; costs, 95 cents; total by eevoral persons navmg or claiming more less, composed of possession, right of possession, glvon and innde to tho 71, block 7, Armljo Bros, addition. moro acres, or and The on fllo In the office $40.05; penalty, $2.00; coats, 40 IG3.38. undivided Interests therein. For a grazing lands ot the valuo of 30 cents all Interest or equity of, in and to boundaries thereof Taxes, 12 tract and of survoyor general ot Now Mexico, cents; $42.45. CRARY, C. E. Lots 9, 10. 11. and complete description of tho said per aero. Tbo said lands are connrmed all grant or tract 01 ianu Known the total, 1 Is given and that which said description and boundaries WEAVER, W. M. (AHSIguco) Land, block 25. N. M. T. Co. Lots and of land reference hereby by tho legal representatives of J. W, and called tho OJo del Bsplrltu Santo & Addition. bound- aro horeby made a part of this descrip- by D. Garcia, by block A, A. P. In precinct made to tho description and Akcrs, and are owned by some person land grant, situate la the county of bounded north south 11, 1, 3 21, range Nle n office of Taxes, $184.75; penalty, $9.23; acequla, east by Perea ndditlon. South lots 2, and 4, section aries thereof on tho or persons unknown, and are claimed Bernalillo ana territory 01 new Mex- tion. 3 07 sec surveyor general of Now Mexico, costs, 35 cents; total, $U94.b3. 13 and 14, block 8. N. M. T. enst. acres. North half. SW"i, tho by several persons owning or claiming ico, comprising and containing 112,000 halt lots tlon 23. range 3 cast, 80 acres. Last which said description anu uounuanes composed Co, In precinct 5, land 307 by 731 vnraa, undivided interests therein. For acres, more 'or less, nnd of Is hereby further given that halt tnxes, $139.92; penalty, $6.98 are hereby aaade a part of this descrip- more coranlete description of the said grazing lands of the value ol 30 cents Notice bounded north by railroad, south by J. $425.50; penalty, $21.27; tax collector for Ber by costs. $2: total. $148.90. tion. Taxes, tract of land reference Is hereby given per acre, Tne a;a tanas are uoi con- tbo undersigned, Gutierrez, east by accqula, west 21, II 35 cents; total, $447.12. dis- $75.22; penalty, $3.76; CORNISH, P. J. Lot 6. block costs. and mado to tho description and boun firmed or patented, and are owned by nalillo county, will apply to tho railroad. Taxes. $265. UNKNOWN OWNKRS OF BERNA-B- E costs. $1.10; total, $77.08. H. addition. Personal, Taxes daries thereof on file In the office of some person or persons unknown, and trict court in and for said county, on $63.86; penalty, $3.19; costs, 20 cents M. MONTANO LAND GRANT per- WEAVER, W. M. Lots 17 to 19. In- - tho surveyor aeneral of New Mexico, are owned and claimed by sevoral day of October, 102, for total. 167.25. Tho possession, right of possession, - claiming undivided In the sixth elusive, block A, Durnn & Alexander to which said description and boundaries sons havina- or estate DRY, O. M. Lot 9. block 7..H. H. ad and a! Interest or equity of, in and are hereby made a part oc tnis descrip- terests therein. For a more complete judgment against the lands, real addition, Undivided half interest lets d t $75. $30.04 all land grant or tract of land known personal property described in 24 11. M. on. Personal. Taxes. tion. Taxea. 147,10; penalty, 92.35; description of the said tract of land and 22 to inclusive, block N. T. $1.50; 20 total. tho foregoing list, together wRh costs taxes, $47.29: penalty, costs, cents; costs, 3d cents; total, aee.u. reference Is hereby ?1e Co. Lnrt half penalty, $31.74. la the county of Bernalillo and litV and penalties, and for sn order to sell ftJ.36; costs, 90 cents; total, $50.55, situate UNKNOWN OWNERS OF ELENA to the description and boundaries FANOHKft, L. M. South 25 feet lota territory of New Mexico, comprising office sur- the same to satisfy saw jHpswii Q pos thereof on Nle n the of the PRECINCT NO. 13. 1. 2 and 3. block 37, N, M. T. Co. Taxes pud containing 44,010.66 ceres, more or ALLHGOsV LAND GRANT The Mexico, and that he will wkhin thirty days right possession, nil in veyor general of New which Judgment CLOUTHIER, MRS, O, E. Lots 7 $39,26; penalty, $Li; costs, go cents leas, and composed of graslng laaas session, of and said description and boundaries are after the rendition ot said to valve of thirty cents per acre tereat or equity of, In and to all that agolnat. property described In said list, . . to 12. block 4, Romero addition. Per total. t)M. the hereby made a part ot tais description 1 grant or can given notice by a ns-- ), $70. Taxes, $27.27; poualty, roY. WILLIAM 154 feet of lot The said lands are confirm ad to the tract ef land Known and and boundaries are hereby made a part and after having Moot 0. A. ft P. addition. Personal, legal representatives of Caarlaa Lewla, ed the Elena Oailenoe land grant, alt hand bill posted at the front door of in envnty ot Bernalillo and ef this daserlBtlon. Taxes. n7.7 the district 13. O. W.. UNKNOWN nBIKB fit,. Taxss, $13.11; penalty. $1.6 and are owned by fcbme person or uate the penalty, I41.M; easts, 3$ cents; total, the building in which ' territory of Now Mealco, comprising sold cqnbty la held, at least tnd, 5 acres, bounded north by cents; letsi, taa., 'fan are anted and 9tM.PS. court for NHLLK. MARY claimed by several pereeas having or and eontalalag M.M4.H acres, more ton days prior to the day of sale, offer i, south by A. Mlazar, east by ANN Lata UNKNOWN OWNER OF RAMON tt by M. Pores and Improve- - Mock 5. H. M. addition. Hhwes, cteisnlnc undivided interests tnerein. or lane, and oempeasd of graslag lends fop sale t pnbttc auction In front ot per OB ANT per- Two-thir- d penalty, $8.43; carta, 4fl cents For n asnre oomptete description of of tne value at m eents Mre. Tne VIOIL LAND The snin bwlMtag. tbo real .estate and interest In Lewie $W.W; by legal ill s addition. Land In we the anM tract of land referenne M said tanda are oontnned the alan: rinht of snsssffsion. and allftinter sonal property described in this aotce $. bounded north by J. Anal "SUSS: EDWARD Lota 10. 11 given nnd nude to the deeeripUM representatives of Donaelano Onrule est or ennity of, In and U all grant or aawtnat which Judgment nay be ren- by person or per known ns the Ramon VI- - of taxes, penal- Mr Oi Chavez, east by river. andll. Mock 29, H. H. MMtlea. Lata bonnaaftae thereof on lie in me a nnd are owned aesM tmst of land dered for tho smenot M41-M- Maw unknown, are owned ar elalm Aartaoo MM. Land in pre It, 11 a4 12, block F. A. F. of the enrrvror general of Mm sons and ties and costs due thereon. ma-dnrtn- a persona haviae or elalm CMAI. K. NKWHALL, , $, by to yard, bouaded Lot 22, north naif lot U, MMk S. ieo, wnfnh mm oeeenptwn naa ed br several 10 nun Tor containing 0.4W OoUootoi IV Patau; south by J. Yrlaarrl. AflMtt Otero addltlM. la frtatnet are hereby nude a part of thle undivided Interests therein. a iimsilsnnf . tst Treasurer and f f B, Taiea, $1W.17; penalty, more complete description of the said Bernalillo eoftnty, New Mex lee. V wost by Alameda grant. I, ImA I vnraa, bounaac mmk by aipitpllia. tout, H$.l$. w noreny gtven ana ppaninff hand to the vshss nt H ousts aTlPSt 4lW44n,w4tn AnnfMt )9Q4hg- ajsK'Mttth by J. Qutlrrt, Mt by $; tent, tl cent; f

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