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The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
DISTINGUISHED Visitors.

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Sept. 1G.-
The annual meeting of the Great Falls
Townsite Co, occurred to-day. A dis
tlnguished party came in from the west
on special train to day to attend the
meeting; among the number were Lord
Elkins Stone, Lord Mount Stephens, j.
William Strong. of New York; William
Stephens, of Montreal; Col. Charles
Moo. Reeve, of Minneapolis; President
J. J. Hill, Samuel Hill and Samuel
Thorne, of New York.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
L.. Emery Died II. Duluth.

DULUTH, Sept. 12.-L. Emery, one
of the most prominent business men of
Duluth. died today of diabetes como ut
st. Lukes Hospital. He has only been
ill since Thursday and remained uncon.
scious from then till death. Emery came
here from North Dakota eighteen
months ago, having lived in Grand
worth $3.50, 600 and had besides $780,
900 life insurance, more than any other
man in the state. He had numerous
business enterprises.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
Brutal Child Murder.

WHITE, 8. D., Sept. 16 "A brutal
case of child murder is reported as hav-
ing occurred seven miles from this
place. One Alexander Coulter, farmer,
commanded his child t, come to him.
and as it did not obey at once he struck
it a terrible blow, telling it to the floor.
when lie again commanded it to come to
him, and upon its not complying the
second time, lie grasped it by the bod y
and threw it to the floor with such force
as to completely crush the life out of the
little one. He now lies in Jail awaiting
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
Democratic ..Bis Bugs, Coming.

ST. PAUL. Sept. - "Big Bag
democrats arrived this morning enroute
to Fargo, Spokane and the coast. The
party consists of General Black, presi
dent national democratic clubs; Con-
gressman Bynum and Senator Faulk
ner They are out for the purpose of
organizing democratic clubs and leave
here tomorrow for Fargo After visit.
ing Spokane and other towns on the
coast they will return and stump Iowa
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
Sensational Shortage Reported.

P1rrsBuRe, Sept. 16.-A sensation
was created this afternoon by reports
that Thomas L. Shields, secretary and
treasurer of the Allegheny Heating Co..
was short in his accounts over 800, 900.
The officers admitted there was short
age but the amount was unknown, as
an examination of the books had not
been completed Attorney Cassidy, for
Shields, called at the Associated Press
tonight and denied that there had been
q defalcation. He said there was some
differences between Shields and the
company, but that all would be satisfac
torily accounted for. It was probable,
he said, that Shields would retire from
the COMPANY
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19

MADRID, Sept. 14-Oiiicial telegrams
report that 1,5O0 persons persisted in the
destruction Of Consugra by the over
flow ef tie Amarquela Hundreds of
others were Injured by falling buildings,
and an enormous number of cattle
persisted At other places many per
sons were drowntd d and much property
was damaged.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
Sc,,led Their Feud.

PIpEsToNE. Mimi, Sept. 1G.-A fam
lily feud of several years standing be.
tween Tom Allerton and John Arrow
smith, two farmers of this county, was
settled last night by pitched battle i'll
which Allerton was struck on the left
side Of the head with beer bottle and
left for dead. He is in dangerous con-
dition and chances are against his re-
covery. Arrowsmith has given him.
self up.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
Help Wan ed IA, Devils Luke.

DEVILS LAKE, N. D., Sept. 14.-Har-
vest is about h,oagh and threshing be.
gun. Wheat yields from 25 to 81
bushels; oats, SO to 100, and barley, 40
to 60. A great scarcity of help. Wages
$3.50 per day and thresLers cannot start
for want of help. Two hundred men
are needed. Thre sizing will not le COM
pleted before snow flies.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
A south pako,u Bank clo,ea.

WEBSTER, s. d., Sept. 12.-The Citi
zens Bank of this place closed its doors
this morning. The bank was organized
in February, 1880, with $4,000 as au-
thorized capital. 1t did fair business,
ut owing to slowness Of collections was
unable to meet deposits The assets
will pay depositors iu full as soon as
they can he realized on.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
Akannns Bunk Failure.

LYONS, Kap., Sept. TO- The Bank
of Lyons, supposed to te one of the
strongest institutions in the state, as
signed today to W. G. Nichols. The
doors we're closed at noon and notice
announcing the suspension posted up.
It is believed the assets will equal the
liahilitias
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
NIontana Gets Her Per Cent.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1s.-Montana is
the first If the newly admitted states to
secure adjustment Of money for sale of
public lands since the states admit
tance into the union. Under this all
iustment Montana is to receive $l8,.
7O7 54 on the per cent allowed by con
greas last year. 1t is expected Wash
ington and North and South Dakota
when adjustment reports from these
states are made
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
whisky Caused the Murder

ST.. LOUIS. Sept. 1G.-Crazed by
whisky. Henry Altmier shot Henry
Gregis today and then killed himself
with the same revolver. The murder
and suicide followed quarrel of brief
duration between the men.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
CoIoncICurry,. Amic,ior

LISBON, N. d., Sept. 15.-Col. NJ.
Curry, proprietor of the Headquarters
ho.e', has just r, ceiv.d the sad news
that lis sister in Superior, Wis is dead.
te las much sympathy from his many
friends
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
Sioux Fall. Building Site.

WAsH1SGToN, Sept. 1G.-The money
for the purchase of site for the new
public building at Sioux Falls, 8. D.,
las been orJeled paid by the treasury
department. This finally settles all
difficulties that have arisen over this
question.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
Northwestern Postmaster. Named.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l4.-Northwest-
I'm postmasters appointed today: North
D.kota-J. Melarvis, Harmon, Morton
County, vice Ii. H. Harmon, resigned.
South Dakota-F. Graves, Vedette,
Campbell County, vice L. q. Meager,
resigned.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19

PLA1Sv1Ew. Minn., Sept. 12.-Fire
destroyed W. Koenig's elevator early
this morning; loss $4,000. no insur-
ance. The origin of the fire is not
known.
Cleveland Bros. lost their threshing
machine by fire last evening by sparks
from the threshing engine.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
Bob Omesby is missing at Chatta
n3oga and foul play is feared by the
telegraph company, whose money he

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telegraph company, whose money he
The Italian steamer Taormina was
sunk in collision off the most southern
point OF Attica, and over forty were
drowned.
The democrats won the first election
for years at Newport, r. l., getting a
may or and majority of the council and
aldermen.
President Kennedy and Michael K.n.
nedy of the wrecked Philadelphia
Spring Garden Bank, were sentenced to
ten years each.
John Dow and Henry Merriam at.
tempted to seize $500, 900 in bullion
secreted by Balmaceda at Santiago, and
Dow was killed.
The Mytilene war scare reported has
been caused by picnic which some
British officers had on the Island. leay.
ing the same day.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
Treasurer o,Brlen,. shortage.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 15.-The
examination of the books of Major
o. 'Brien, embezzling treasurer of the
Catholic Knights Of America, devel.
oped the facts that he is short 1864, coo
and possibly $4,000.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
THE NORTHWEST.
A Summary Of Important Events
Of the Week in the North
western States,
New Pos,ma.ter Appointed.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15-W. H. d.
Dickinson was today appointed post.
master at Vermont City, Edmunds
County. 8. D., vice E. NJ. Heldon, re.
signed.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
The Beasiey-Jordnn Frud.


HARKopsBtRe, Ky. Sept. 15.-The
Beasley j Oh dan +, I'd al Sa.,isa is assu1n
ing proportions that may in all probabil
ity result in more Lloodshed to-day
Constable Granville Curliens succeeded
yesterday afternoon in ar1etting three
Beasleys, John, Owen and Bill. Othel
brothers and relatives. five in number,
with shot guns and pistols levelled an6
cooked On the constable, took hi
prisoners flom him. The Jordan famil,
six or seven in number. have also armed
themselves and have declared they viii
be revenged or the law shall be enforced
for the bloody and cowardly aseassina
ton OF their brother yesterday. Th'
sheriff has asked for troops and the gov
ernment replied that he has the right t.
summon the whole country.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19

trial. He has always had hard CHAR,
acter. The coroners jury was sum.
monded but the verdict has not been
learned. The general opinion is that it
will take but a very little to inaugurate
lyncLing bee among his neighbors
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19

A serious earthquake in San Salvador
does great damage to life and property.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19

Ex.Commissioner of Agriculture Lor.
ing died at Salem, Mass.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19

Mclean County: Washburn Post has
had a campfire. ... The county obtains
1868 so of public school money. X.
Adams, at Painted Woods Landing, has
magnificent garden.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
NORTH DAKOTA.
Interesting Condensed News from
Over the State by
Counties.
Cavalier County: Wheat is generally
being stacked . Hired girls are scarce
-. Wsger's Roller Mill at Walhalla is
to he ENLARGED.

Mercer County: The Pilot wants
some of the western townships i'll the
county surveyed >. No frost to injure
grain But little wheat will be mar
keted before Oct l ~ Big crops.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19

Ramsey County: The Inter Ocean
says that 200, 1000 bushels of wheat will
be hauled to Leeds for shipment via the
Northern Pacific -. Philip L. A,ling
will be one Of the new teachers in the
Devils Lake Deaf and Dumb school.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19

Griggs County: Charley Hull lost
considerable wheat by prairie fire.
Mrs. Betsy Gimblett is dead IA prai-
,ie fire northwest Of Ccoperstewn did
considerable damage. 49,. Uncle Hi Will.
liams has seen large buck deer neal
Co operstown.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19
the new principal Of the Drayton
schools. col The Pembina city levy is
$l' 1oo; The marriage of Miss Grace
Il. Wilkins and Frederick G. Topliff
was the society event at Pembina this

Stutsman County: Mrs. Flora East.
man has gone to the Moorhead Normal
School -. Miss Teresa Wade gave a
pleasant party. Lloyd & Hamilton
have large flock of sheep on the way
here; Miss Hattie Bigelow is teachine
at Eldridge. The body of the little
Schoeler girl has been found in the river
at jamestown; she had been missing for
four DAYS,
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19

Stark County: A. S. Robinson Inns
taken 400 fat sheep to Chicago. u. Miss
Bessie Robbins gave piano recital at
Dickinson Judge Winchester has ad
journed the Stark County term of court
until Oct. g.. Lawrence and Dickin-
son will build o new brick block. 80.
Dickinson is to have fully equipped
weather service.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19

Benson County: The Bank of Min
newaukan shows $3 1926 of individual
deposits subject to check Ole Fred
rickson's s team ran away with binder
30. w. Mendenhall of Pleasant Lake
has been granted pension. G. f.:
Scranton has lest twenty-five head of
cattle by tlackleg.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19

Walsh County: Crystal is to have
new schoo]house. e. 81. Porter of st.
Paul died suddenly at Grafton IA
hired man of William O'Keefe, jr., dis
covered bottle of alcohol and corrosive
sublimate for bedbugs, and came very
near dying from drinking the contents
. =. The capacity of the Minto mill has
been increased to 175 barrels.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19

Foster County: The Bank Of Caring
ton has so, 143 73 on deposit. subject to
check -. Murphy Bros. are building
the b. st barn in Foster County. .... Will
lam LAWN had finger hurt in binder
-. The Independent urges everybody
to ploW fire.hreaks.
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19

Grand Forks County: 1t is said that
the Biedler. Robinson Lumber Co. will
buy the Walker mills at Grand Forks
and Crookston. . g. The new Sixth Ward
School will be named Wilder, in honor
of tho president of the board of educa-
tiOn
The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19

Pie1c, County: Stacking and thresh-
ing are we'll und,r way..,.A mum
social was held at the school house ...
The Bottineau train has been making
extra trips and will soon run daily 80.
J G. Mcbride and David Blair had
flock of sheep run away from them near
RuQhY.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-02-12

Prime Coleman Jr, house and imp in Alpine 90, 7 horses SJ, tax on real estate 70, per pro ,, total 3 %, penalty 1, int one and Inf per month.
 Rosalio Colomo, store building in St Johns lot l blk 49, 50, residence in St Johns lot blk 50, 400, ne or of nv pr and nv or of ne or sec twp l2 k 2S, 80 acres and im, 540, ranch and imp , miles @ of St Johns 3Q0, COW 90, buggy, 90, nh goods 40, mdse 500, tox on real es- tate IS, per pro = Ii, total 65 94, penal ty ], int one and a Inf per month
 W 4 Combs, ? horses 50. harness p, tax on per pro 1 S7, penalty l, int one and hf per month.
 A chic Cameron, 2 horses 10, 1900 mex sheep 235O, tax 72 ?, penalty l, int enc and Inf per month.
 OF Chaffee, Holbrook lots 2l ? blk 3, 100, tax , 50, penalty l, int one and Inf per month.
 John Corners, Holbrook S3 1t of the Il end of lots 10 fl 42 4 44 blk II imp POO, part of lots l 2 blk 10, %, nh goods l50, tax on real estate 5 62, per pro 3 75, total 59 3, penalty l, mt one and hf per month.
 Senon Castillo, house and ne ar of sw or of sec 33 twp R 29, 45 acres 2S2, , horses %, ? mules 30, COW 50, wagon 20, harness s, pioW 6. hh goods 20, tax on real estate : O, per pro 56, total 10 6l, penalty l, int one and Inf per month.
 Lucero Casimioro, St Johns lot blk 2l, 5, tax 62c, penalty l, int one and a Inf per month.
 Aaron c Cheney. imp in Erastus 450, mare and colts 1O0, cattle 34 harness l5, tools ?, nh goods p, wagon 60, tax on real estate 3 75, per pro f, total 10 p penalty 1, int one and a hi per month.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-02-12

Mrs Buck. hotel $2 900, HOlbrook lots s to A. blk o. 6OO nh goods 100, tax on real estate $57 5O per pro z5O, total $SO Fen $l, int at one and halt per month
 "A Buck, ranch and imp $50, Holbrook lots 2 to 50 blk l, south Inf 37 to Az blk l. to 10 blk 2 23 to 41 blk s, to 2 blk g. St9O 23 to 9 blk 3, 34 to 39 blk 8 4l 42 43 blk 5, 10 blk II to IA blk ,, 35 to SS blk ,, 9 3 blk > S03 blk ,, 8 to B blk 5 45 to 46 blk II hlk 16 to 2 blk G. 8 to 26 blk D, 30 to S2 blk I4 to r blk :. l9 2I blk ' 14bk 5, 2 to A blk s, 9 to AS blk S. 124I blk 10 2blk 3, $2y75, 30 townsi.e lots 500 horses $15O, two wagons 3tj. setts harne s $20, tax real estate SlUV37 per pro $5 B. total $lO5 70, pen ST. int one and half per month
 And notice is hereby given that I, as Tax Col lector of said County of Apache, said Territory of Arizona, in accordance with Section 26s5 of the Revised Statutes of Arizona for 1884, will ap- ply to the District Court of the Third Judicial District of said Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Apache to be held at the town of St. Johns in said County and Territory at it's next ensuing term, to-wit: the First Qst Monday in July, A, D., 1891, as provided and fixed by law, for judgment against the lands, and real estate and personal property above described in said delinquent l st for the amount of money due respectively on said pieces of land, real es- tate and personal property for said taxes of the year 1890, and costs of this proceeding and peE- alty for non-payment according to law of said taxes, and interest and for an order to sell said property for the satisfaction thereof. further give notice, that on the Monday succeeding the said First Monday Of July, A. D 1891, being the Monday succeeding the first Monday of said term of said Court each piece of said land, real estate and personal property for the sale of which an order shall be made by said District Court at its said term, will be. by me, exposed for sale, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and clock P. M., at public outcry, for cash. to the highest bidder ill front of the Court House door, at the town of Saint Johns, County of A Apache and Territory of Arizona, the same being the building in which said District Court is held for the amount Of the taxes, penalty, costs and interest which shall be by said District Court at its said term, adjudged and decreed to be due on each piece of said land, real estate and personal property above described for the year lS-O
 O. B. LITTLE, Sheriff and ex-Oflcio Tax Col eetOr of Apache
 County, Territory Cf Arizona
 January 9, l-9i.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-02-12

c w Sm 'theol. house and imp in Woodruff S75 c t le S25 50, implements B., hh goods $10, tax on real es,ate $I oS. per prop Sl, total tax $2 SS, penalty $l, and interest at one and a half per c-nt Ter month.
 FW Smith, 50 acres of Holbrook townste 943O total tax S5 F. penalty l, and int at one and q half per month.
 E NJ Sanford, half of n quarter of see 30 twp 19 16, so acres 240 tax 6, penalty l. and int at one and half per month.
 Geo Sanches, house " of Rudds at Springer vile 9, horses 40, wagon b, harness }, h goods 70, tax on real estate 62c, per pro 2 total tax G, penalty l, and int at one and half per month.
 imp at Springerville 220. hOrses 70, wagon 10 harness 10, Flow ,, nh goods 10, tax on real eS- tate 30, on per pro2 62, total tax r., penalty l, int one and half per month.
 Francisco Sa S, house and imp at Walnut Grove 300, horses 20, Flow S hh goods ,, tax on Teal estate 50 per pro, s3c total tax 8, penalty l, int one and half per month,
 Pablo .lla, house on Mexican ditch east of St Johns lot blk 70 B. tax SIC penalty l, int one and 8 half per month.
 Iuan Sepul e la, ranch and imp on Mineral 2J0, 10 horses 100, mules 6Oi wagon 40, harness To- saddle 20, blow 10, hh goods 30, tax on real estate 9, per pro 75r total tax 13, penalty l, int one and half per month.
 St Clair, John McNiel agt 200 goats 300, tax 7 50 penalty l. int one and half per month.
 NJ A Stevens, house and impin White Nets 9, 2horses 50, wagon 9, harness 6, hh goods 10, tax on real estate t2 per pro 5S tqtal b. pen alty l, int one and halt per moth,
 EdwarJ Stock 8 horse 50 blow 50. wagon 9, harness I2, tax 38, penalty 1, int one and half per month.
 Geo Sampson, house and imp near Ft Defiance 2J0 hh goods D. ndse 50, tux on real estate p, per pro Is F. total 19 37, penalty l. int one an a half per month.
 tC.alr. Porter, a9t 115 goats 172 50, tax 4 3l penalty l, int one and a half per month.
 E Stover house III St Johns lots blk 4J, 30, nh goods 25, horse 20. Gait 10, COW, 90, tax on real estate 5, per pro 5, total OS penalty 1 i 1T ono Al tl.
 A Shreeve. house and imp St Johns lot 1 and22 blk IT. 1l6, horses 5O ca tie 9 50, buggy B. Flow g. hh goods 15, cart and harness 30, tax On real est ,te 50, Ter pro 2l totl II, penalty l, Int one and a half per month.
 Juan SalazaF sw or of ne qr and SC qr of nv qr and nv or of SC ar and ne or of sw or of sec 70 twp 13 K 21 l6O acres 32O, tax ou real estate a.
 JR Sweat homestead sec. 5 twp 24, l6J acres 800 tax 50, penalty l, int one abd half per month,
The St. Johns herald., 1891-02-12

Jose Nuanes. imp miles east of St Johns 30, ? mules 4J:wagOn 20, harness 3, tax on real cs- tate 75c. per pro l 57. total g, penalty l, int one and halfper month
 Frank NecklauS, horses 60, wa yOn 40, harness 10, tax ? 75, penalty l, int one and Q half per month.
 A F Naile Ranch and imp 50 miles south of WinSow 100, horses 152 Ito ca tie S51 buggy 10, harness 10 h stock horses Q, tax on real estate 30 per pro 22 37, total SI s, Ienalty l., int and haf per month.
 Nen Mob e, 50 acres pat. land in Dry Valley NutriOSO and imp 20 total 8, penalty ], int one Bnd half Ter m jnth.
 Sabina Nlcol, lot and imp in St Johns 40. tax ], penalty ], int on and q half per month.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-02-12

Alfred Ruiz, house and imp at St Johns, To- 3 blk SS, $100, cattle $S5 hh goods $10J, III Se $2,n0 accounts $iOO, tax on real estate $7!0, per prop $57 F. total $,4,2 pen Sl, int one and a half Der month.
 Rafael Romero, house and imp on ranch three miles east of St Johns 50, horses wagon harness and hh good 4J tax on real estate D. pes pro l 62 total o7, pen l, int at one and haIf per month.
 Jos NJ Rogers, house and imp at Taylor 40, g horses 100 cattle D 50, nh goods h. tax on real estate l, pc pro ), total C, Feh l. int at one and half per month
 E kO lins, hfand INV qr cf SC or anl SC or of of SC ar see l3 twp rge 2Z leo acres. 5J tax ? pen l, Int One and d half per month.
 James Reed. houses and imp at HOlbrOok. lots 50 Sl blk g. 5Jo tax ? 5O pen 1, int one and half per mOIth.
 Jane R, ed. houses and imp HOlbrook lots 30 3l blk 8, 50 tax F 90 penalty l, int one and Inf per mo Ith
 Ii Reed, Holbrook lots s blk 10, n Inf of lots ? 3 blk 10 lots II 13 Ito blk and imp, 95O tax B 75 pen l, int enc aOd q Eaif per month.
 NJ Roach, saloon fixtures at WinSlOw 1J0, oth- CT property 3OJ' sax 1O, pen l, in;er S at one and a half per month.
 Simeon Ray, house and imp on homestead 20O horses 30, wagon. harness, imPlts hh go lds 4S, tax n real estate ,, per pro l S5, total g, ren l, int one and half T month.
 5 Rea- -an ranch and imp on NutriOSo 150 8 horses zoo, 6UO cattle 5;lOO wa2 on, harnes, imp. and hh goods G5. tax on real esta 8 a, Ter prop l34 1I total l57 s2 pen l, int one and half per mOnth-
 kiehey 6 Co, ranch and imp Richey home steCd, ranch and imp J B Richey homestead 5O0, horses l60, setts harness 9, tools and impl ts 6S, hh goods 3O yearlings 20, threshing machine 25J, B rattle l95 5l, wagon l50 buggy 40; tax on real estate F 5J, per pro 2 2i, total 34 1, pen l, int one and d half per month,
 Wm Russell. Sw or sec twp rge p, 15 acres, 6O imp F, tlx 80, penal y l, int one and half per month.
 Juan Romero, house in Concho, north by Chi no ArragOn, east by Louis PacheeO, 50, nh goods 10, tIx on real estate ?. pro 25c, total 40, int nI1no o1o6 h1 nor nf11th
 A b Romero, lot ill COnchO 9, 2 horses 50 harness, hin goods D, tax CD real estate @ per pro 63, to,al 21, p-n l. int one and half per month,
 Bias Romero, house and imp in COncho 9, hh goods ,, tax real estate 62c per pro l3c, total 74c, pen l, int one and q half per mOnth
The St. Johns herald., 1891-02-12

F G Childay SC or of SC or sec 15 twp 8 k 31, 120 acres 200, II Inf and sw or of ne qr of sec 22 twp k 31, 160 acres 360, tax Ii, penalty l, int one and Inf per month.
 Louis Chavez, nv or of sec 20 twp II R 9, 160 acres 200, tax ,, penalty l, int one and Inf per month
 Geo E Cook, Salt Lakes ranch and imp near Howe's 150, horses 25O, saddle p, nh goods 50, ? harnesses 70, buggy 9, wagon 40, tax on real estate 3 75, per pro 10 D, total II 90, penalty l, int one and Inf per month.
 Deigo Chavez, house and imp near Tuces 100, cattle 42 50, wagon 10, nh goods 20 tax on real estate 50;per pio i v, total z7, penalty l, int one and d Inf per month.
 Jose Mauuel Chavez, house and imp of NJ Baca's 40. tax l, penalty l, int one and Inf per month.
 Bidal Candelario, house and imp in field II of Adeleito Romero 100. 2 horses 10. wagon 15, harness ,, hh goods 10, tax on real estate 2 50, per pro 75, to- tal4 25 penalty l, int one and Inf per month.
 $ Cordova, Holbrook lots g and s blk 1, 10C, tax 50, penalty 1, int one and Inf per month.
 Cronemeyer x Chambers, stone house and imp miles SC of Allentown 200, s horses 200, wagon 90, harness, saddle 65, mdse 800, tax on real estate ,, per prop 19 75, total A 75, paid 24, due 75c, pen l, int at one and half per month.