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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
REV. DIR. ROBERT BURwELI.

RALEIGH. y. c., March Especial
Rev. DR. Robert Burwell the first prin-
ciple of Pead Institute here. died at the
home of his daughter. Mrs Cren, of this
city. DR. Burwell was over ninety years
old He leaves several children, among
them Judges Armistead Burwell, of Char
1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
sIsTTR CAMILLA o'KFFTF.

NORFOLK. VA, March Especial
Sister Camilla O'Keefe, one of the sis
tiers in charge of st. Mays Catholic Or
phan Asylum died al that institution in
this city on Sunday night. after long
illness. She was of sweet disposition
and a useful woman, who will be greatly
missed. She was thirty-seven years of
age. and a native OF New York. The
world has been better because she lived
in il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
InwARp M.DoNALD GEEENwAY.

BALTIMORE, March Edward Me
Donald Greenway. the well known retired
banker, died to-day at his residence, No.
2, Mount Vernon Place. Death was due
to heart and kidney trouble. Mr.. Green
way was born in New York, seventy-four
years ago. he was a graduate from
Princeton. Early in life he established
The banking house of Greenway q Co,
now McKim & Co., in this city. and
amassed a considerable fortune. His
widow, the daughter of the late George
Brown. one of the founders of the bank
ing firm of Alexander Brown Sons,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-17
0LHNwILD.

Everything is politics down this way.
Albert Spencer is suffering with sore
eyes, from the dust OF Il threshing
machine.
A number of the Glendwildites at
tended divine services in the county
seat last Sunday.
Some of the farmers of North Glend-
wild report their wheat making an
average of 40 bushels to the acre.
A NUMBER OF famers of southwest
Glenwild are contemplating public
sales to dispose Of live stock and corn
in the field.
Some of our most prominent cattle
men will feed their l2cts. corn to their
large herds of eattie and hogs. They
say they can real.Ze more for their
corn and save the labor of hauling it to
market.
Some of our best teachers, who are
always up with the times and wish to
hear new methods from other teachers
of the different parts OF the county
will attend the teachers meeting to be
held In Extra Saturday.
Chauncey Gardner, one of our best
farmers, recently purchased a new
wagon to deliver his large crop of oats
and corn to your city. Mr.. Gardner
has over 200 acres of the finest and
best corn that you ever gazed upon.
Since the last drop on the oat mark
ct, many of our well to do men have
concluded to hold their grain for a
higher market price, This is wise
thought as they will get more than
double the price now offered by the
dealers.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-17
EXTRA.

Mrs. Thos. Dustin is reported quite
sick.
Mrs. Henry Bush is reported very
sick.
Miss Susie Bush returned Monday
from Oakland.
VIM. Fulton is having his residence
raised and another story added.
Gus Gault is suffering from the
effects of contact with a ROSTERS
spur.
Chas. Hunt returned from Cheyenne
county, Nebraska, Wednesday with &C
head OF cattle.
Miss Jennie loft, of ON aha, arrived
Friday for visit with her sister, Mrs.
John Harrison.
Gen. A. l.. Beason, manager eff Des
Moines loan and trust association, was
in Extra yesterday.
Ed and Chas. Clure are. enjoying a
visit from their father who lives in
southern Minnesota.
Rev. M. L. Stanley lectured OH the
battle of Gettysburg at the Congrega-
tional church last night.
Mrs. Clara Jones is here from Har-
tington, Nebraska, on visit with her
mother, Mrs. e. Nj. Green.
Frank Whitney, of Atlantic, has pur-
chased the Rothchild's elevator and is
building some large cribs.
Geo. Martin, who lives six miles
southeast had runaway Tuesday
His wagon was demolished and he re.
ceived some slight bruises.
Miss Vesta McAfee, of Roscoe, Hi
nois has returned to her home after a
visit with Ed McAfee in Extra.
j. S. Smith, south of town, has re
Gently added system of waterworks
to his other farm conveniences.
Thos. Lohner and Chris Ebert hav,
finished the invoice of the store at Pop
lar recently purchased by Mr.. Ebert
Folsom and Harper, assited by home
talent, gave good entertainment a
the Christian church Tuesday evening
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-17
VIOLA.

r. Moore Carpenter paid Viola fly.
ing visit Monday.
VIM. Hall has bought a fine team OF
horses from the Stuart ranch.
o. j. Smith and Yves Fickess each
lost valuable horse last week.
Miss Ida Smith has been visiting rel
atives at 1ndianola for some time.
Protracted meetings by Rev. Harvey
at the nj. E. church will begin next
week.
Republican caucus last week, popu.
list Friday evening and democrats
Saturday evening.
A number have been attending the
Wordsworth meetings at Carroll dur
ing the past week.
The populists held a caucus at the
Center school house on Friday evening,
G. E. Hendricks was nominated for
justice of the peace and G. A. Wager
for trustee. In the republican caucus
the week previous, Thos. Davis was
nominated for trustee and E. A. Smith
for justice of the peace.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-17
kihiBAL los.

Herming ChriStvifcrorn's baby died
last Tuesday.
Rev. kirkeberg will preach in the
church north vi kl,nbaliton, Sunday.
Jorgen Jensen's oon, Peter, is now
clerking for Sore. Jefferson, in Elk
horn.
Abe Stevens, from T:y ,or, Mime.
sofa, spoke ut The kinoiuILon hall last
Sunday afternoon.
The father, s,sl,I .,id Drutler-in law
vi Nick Wright, our Joiiy MOTEL keeper,
has been yislLlug -. klun alton.
The wife Of Mr. krage,urd, of Elk
horn, died Fnua!, Uct"ocr 18th. The
Deceased Was s,strr to TtiuS. Madsen,
who Is Oh il visit 10 Euiopr.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-17
BRAYTON.

John w. Cameron lost a fine horse
last week.
4. j. Essington purchased new
organ Monday.
j. A. Slender is putting new floor
in his store room.
Frank Freeman was in Audubon
Tuesday on legal business.
N. Nj. Smith. an Atlantic grocer, was
transacting business here Monday.
Rev. Gravengaard was transacting
business at the county seat Monday.
A. L. Marvin, an Atlantic music
dealer sold Geo. Cannon piano Mon
day.
Rev. Kerkeberry, of Chicago, preach
ed in the Baptist church Tuesday eve.
ming.
AL Beard and Miss Kelsey, of Extra,
| were guests at tn home Of /. ii. Jen-
kins Sunday.
Ellis Cannon was thrown from a
horse last Friday and had his ankle
badly sprained.
Joken Jensen and bride, of Lorah
were over Sunday guests at the home
of Fred Fredericksen.
Ed Clark arrived Monday from Co
lumbus, Nebraska, aud will make
Brayton his future home.
Quite number of farmers In this
vicinity have begun gathering corn
The yield is from forty-five to seventy
bushels per acre.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-17
POS.

J J. Qnimb! las began gathering his
corr.
NJ. II. Perry, ct Audubon, was in Ross
Monday.
j. 5. Phelps va. r'Iosa ing business
in Ross Mnntial
John Frrdtrlr" r"-"n is visiting al
the home of t'has lpiis.
w. W. Weston tipped - ear of hogs
to Chicago Monday evening.
Rev. Elliot preached Ia Il large congre
CATION at the Ross church Sunday.
Mrs. August Shredder il enjoying d
visit from her brother from Powesheik
county this week.
VIM. Pas imort aud wife have been
visiting in the eastern part of the state
They returned Tuesday via Audubon
Twenty couples, friends OF Miss Evs
Carper, gave her a surprise party at the
residence of J. L. Luse Thursday eve
ming.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-17
GRAY.

Mr.. Wilson returned Saturday from
his eastern visit.
George Coulter was an Audubon
visitor Saturday.
Jacob Gym made business trip to
Grinnell Monday.
Miss Bertha Borkoski was up to
Manning Thursday.
DR.. Brooks and wife, of Audub on,
were in the city Monday.
j. Griggs and wife, of Manning, were
visiting w. j. Audas, Wednesday.
Mrs. August Polzin, of Manning,
was visiting with Mrs. Polzin, Satur-
day.
Acorn Oak heaters and Banquet
cook stoves at Greenwaldt & Grotel.
uschen.
Mrs. Cameron returned Saturday
morning from her visit at Lincoln,
Nebraska.
George p. Wiley has been on the sick
list for the last week and Mrs. Wiley
is attending the bank.
J.H, Jones, democratic candidate for
sheriff, was in town Thursday shaking
hands with "the boys"
John Grow returned Saturday from
an extended visit through northern
and western Nebraska.
E. E. Smith commenced Smelling corn
Tuesday morning for Stuarts. They
have about 5000 bushels to shell here.
Mrs. L. c. Kester's parents, who have
been visiting here for some time, left
Friday morning for their home in
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Spencer, former resident of
Gray, but now of the Soldiers Home
at Marshalltown, was here Friday
evening, seeing old friends.
The ladies of the U. b. church will
give a supper at their new church
Friday evening, to which everybody is
invited. The proceeds to be applied on
the new bell.
The dedication services of the United
Brethren church have been postponed
until week from next Sunday, owing
to delay in the arrival of the doors
and windows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wickwire left Monday
morning, having received news of the
death of their daughter Mrs. Emmons.
The remains were taken to Dale, the
former home of the deceased, for
burial.
Mrs. Welty had force of men at
work Saturday, raising the building
occupied by the millinery store, and
also put down new side walk which
greatly improves the looks of the
property.
George Gray Jr. was the winner in
the foot race last Saturday afternoon.
Another race has been arranged be-
tween James Foster and George Gray
for $40 a side, the race to be run a
week from next Saturday. Foster
gives Gray the start of twenty-five feet
and the race to be for 100 yards.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-17
Horace Greeley once said: ''The way

Horace Greeley once said: "The way
to resume is to resume" speaking OF
again putting gold into circulation
after the war. But you may say 're-
sumo" any number of times to that
torpid liver of yours and it won't bulge
until you take Simon's Liver Regula-
tor. Many people seem to forget that
constipation, biliousness and sick head
ache are caused by sluggish liver.
Keey the liver active.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-17
Reduced Rates TO Atlanta.

On account of the Cotton States and
International Exposition at Atlanta,
Ga, the North Western line Is now
selling excursion tickets at reduced
rates. For tickets and full informa-
ton apply to agents, Chicago & North
Western Ry.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-17

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Hoods Pills for the liver and bowels,
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-17

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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-17

Hoods pills act easily, yet promptly and
sfaciently, on the liver and bowels. 25c.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Delinquent Taxes, lS>S,


Jdiamlllu. Ju,r Mariana
\ piece 1T land ~ yards hy lImll-
nj grant. l-'undrl north uN auI
al Ju-' + Muntu,a. -iuih hN LANDS
N"~lnf sanchez. east hN thu rIN"T,
Ar~l ~ Ia -ya, AMI one aduls
house AMI vines un ~iIur, taNr-.
-. interest J..ki, ctt-l- 10.
MarllnrZ. Marcos
piece II land ~ Curfalr- III
Naid- Wide hN 49, NaTd- tong,
Hmnl,d north hN land 1T Juan
l.uc"tu. NI,Iih hN land II kucaf
udcIuu iri"H, east lN The KIn
hIandr, west hN the sand hlll.
with aioiT huu-, aud .psiNIu.,
plants, - arrr-, "a, In,cfr-t ~,
costs l.H
prrra. ,l"-r lur.
An ad"l" huu~. AMI let IN cor
Ial"-, lots III anh t., hlrk :.
Northern addition tn NlhuIurr
que, Si3i. interest lgSH casts
2.i1
P"rra, I'utiln
piece ~ land Ia rufralr- ;nN
80 Nara-, hunh"d north hN lanl
NJ Iul~ lmhrt. -nIth hN lands IT
Manuel lur"fu. 'a~t h lHn,t IT
unknown. West hN hnd ~ T.
lrr"a, ulIr adobe huI-". l.'ai. IN.
i"rr~i I'D. C,,~t- Isl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Precinct 3. Alameda.

l.uCrrp. Nnurr~
\ piece ~ hand IN Alnmrdn ~
Nnfa- viii" from the III" ,,raudr
Ia the Satlm mountain. huuud
-. north hl land ~ Juan ,,hrria
Real aud south hN land ~ FrliIr
Garcia, "a acre piece 1T land
~ \araS wide from the Rin
,'randr Ia the Saniia mountains.
lWun'lri nnrth hy lands IT los"
lurrrn \ Parhrclo. south hN land
"i Domingo l.ncrro y Pachrchn,
containing bearing grape vines.
2-r1m house. . BEARING fruit
trees, nl"'ut "a acres. onr 2ruin
h"u-" and lot IN Nlanrsla. taxes
j.32. interest int, costs III ....
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

spain IN the year A. H. l'iSI. H..
IDru4i No u, nled ~ the dis.
patch ~ ,he surveyor general II
the territory " New MrAIrn the
tuiTr III, lNsi continued H. said
lniiails ~ cungfr-- ri the nIl,d
states III The ~ day NJ ls'crn.
i~f, ISIS, surveyed ~ the year
lNii, patented tu said Indians
u, tIr uil,d states ~ tlr year
lN'i Nrfragr l,.Olt l5-lsi, Ji.h,
interest N.i.b.i, c,s-tS SIS ....... 10
Iu the rurblus ~ Lia, santa MA
ana JrinrL Indians iand uraul,
MI fIght, title. Interest, I"'~-,'-.
sion AMI claim ~ AMI To- inr land
grant III Ilh, santa Ana aud
JriiirL. Ndid grants Wei" made
n III" luIldn~ III these i'urbi,r- 10y
the hlng ri spain III the year A.
u, leo, Irpdl,-l | nlcl ~ the
dispatch III The surveyor general
III the TERRITORY ui New MrNIcu.
May -, lN,i, AMI surveyed ~ the
year H. u. lN,n Acreage 49,,
~" al 80 cents, i,2iJ,2,, interest
l,NrnJl, costs J'.sJ ......... Jl%
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

house on same; taxes La. inter.
r-t lNt, Gusts ~, ....... .......
MUntu,n, Santr
4 piece III land IN Ranch,r dr
Alri-cu. l2Jx9r Safi-. lriindrI
uurth h, Hnd III j. JaraInlll",
~,uth Nv land NJ .lura' MunluNa.
east u, The \rrrdd VEST l., The
puhiir toad. one aIuur huu,r un
~alnr, - dcf"-, l,,p. interest ipI,
cu-t~ ~, ......... ...........
sanchez \ lalula, Rafael
\ piece IT land IN Rancho, dr
Atfi~cu 2Jlxbn yards, huundrd
north by land " VI uarrla, ~uth
10y lands al luina- ~aurhrL. rd-t
10y public toad. lnuthrf piece NJ
land JlNl2D Naii-. hHndrd hN
lnnd- ul lund~ sanchez and the
dr'VuIt urr adrl" huu-" uu
,tu,, 1868, interest go. costs
49,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

One piece II land In Pena Blanca,
~ yards square, bounded north
by The Vega del Siia, south by the
land A. hscs, east by the aceluia,
west by the fOad, with y hu,lss on
same; taxes 49,. interest t.5s,
custa liS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Garcia, Maria Ana
One pie,le VI land Ia pena Blanca
80 yards. bounded north by land
" ,ictOrianO llpI~r, uuth hy
Ia Vega de- CUehiti, east by the
Indian land. Another piece ~
land In Pena Blanca, 5SriJ
yards, bounded north by land II
hafcelino Baca, south by land "
J,re u. MOntoya, WRIST by lands
" i1uis AfmiJO; an interest IN
The baJada land grant; one piece
~ land In PenH blanca, sixJD
yards; Loo, interest j.5I, costs
l.tN ..............
Martinez, Felipe
An undivided interest IN the
frijOlcs land grant; i.J', inter.
rst =. ~, r,E,ts 10 ..............
S-gufa, Andrea
A tract u land IN. Sile, precinct
u, bounded by property VI Mar.
Gus L. de- baca. said land al ut ~
yards square, with one adobe
house; $40, interest liza. costs
i.A Observation-Disclosures.
silva y Bara, Js~ Marie kstat. "
One piece u land ~ pena Blanca,
sHx2si yards, h,un,issi nOrth by
lands ~ David &. de- bars, south
by lands ~ lt-inidiU- Baca, r,lst
by same, west by the Rio urAil,ie,
with oIe ho,is-; interest IN tie
Baca location No. l land grant;
i.lv. Interest lt.it,. costs LIS o..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Precinct No. +....Rahchos de Al
buqaerque.

Baiiona.io y Rael, Juan
tine piece " land la Alameda,
i;sn i,sI yards, bounded north by
land " I9r Gurule. nuth by
land " y. tiareia, east by the
ac,puia. west by the sand hills.
other piece NJ land In Ranches
H. Albuquerque, 2ssbx iD yards,
knunfssi north by lands II Felipe
Iareia. south by the scequia, uiie
hu,iae containing 2 r.,Iiis: 2.,ss.
interest 6.ia. ~'sts ITO .........
Gonzals--. Manuel
A tract " land In Iars Ranches
H. Albuquerque. itxsD Yards.
balndsSi north by land ~ NJ. san
rher, s0uth by lands ~ N. Car
ria, east by the Rad. Another
piece NJ land In Ranches de Al.
buQuerQue. bix5D yards. bound
4 pGfth by lands III J. iri,arri.
Duth BY lands u Ramon Garcia,
east BY the aeeQuia, one adobe
haise adjoining this land: i2.is,
Interest 2S.x3. rsssts la. ........ 3!
6onxalse, Juan J0e
One piece Of land In Ranches de
Albuquerque. iUpxl.UO yards.
bounded by land ~ Natur,iad
Montana and Eulogio Barela.
Another piece II land IN Ranches
De Albuquerque 25xi,JD yards.
b0,lnsied by lands " j. X. Barela;
aiso other piece Of land 35x75
yards, AN adobe hO,uss on same;
2.2t. interest t.si, ctsta Ito. ....
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
MlnlInN. .lDnl J.
PRECINCT H. ALGOION IN.
~nuiNal. F"rrurio

Flrrruriu
,'nr pirtS ~ hand In Algulun-s.
precinct ~ h"undrd north Nv
hand ~ j. Muut"NA. south hN land
~ =. Nrchlt~-Iur. EAST IN the pub
llr rad, west hN land ~ Pima
Mlrrd. u acres. Another piece ~
liW ~ Nlg,rl"u,'-. iINiuI Yards,
bounded north hy land Juan
lu"H, -'ulth 10y VI. :. utrru, west
T., public Rad. east l., acrIuia.
one adobe hou~r. Another piece
III land. ahhi t. acres. lound,Sl
hN land IT \. ArrhllspIr and
l''~" M"nt"Na Another piece ~
band AT Las rlacita-. ~ Rcp~.
Land III canon lie la Iiu.rt,-,
precinct IL, ~ acres. Unp piece
ut land NJ III lrJon. bounded ht
lands of H. M"nt"Na. with Wine
wards, y acres. Land IN | ma lie
tai", ~ acres. Land In Las
l"nitas. Land IN Naciiuirnto.
~ acres. Onr adobe house In La
\rntana. Land IN La Irntana.
al~,nt ~ acres. Land In san
lSidrU, undivided interest. ~
acres. tine nii,i,i,si Interest In
uJn del E-piritu Santa grant.
unr undivided interest In grant
II ,iafcla dr Murraga. tine un.
divided interest IN the Galyan
grant: jiO. interest gls, c,r,tS
l.22 Observation-Disclosures.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Delinquent Taxes, 1887.
Precinct No. l....Bernalilio.

Mnnto,A. ti-foninnn. svaat- VI
4 piece " land In B-rnalilio, tOx
I,6 yards. bounded by lands Of {.
Muntoya. Other plcer of land In
B-rnaiiiio, lSn5D yards. iound
ri by lands IL n. Garcis; 40, In
l~rest II.7a, Gusts 81 .'....,.. ~ ID
PeIea, Juan Pablo
tine house and land In B-tnalilln;
i2.1,t. interest si.ti. esata ID ~ vi
v agner. Robert
A piece ~ land In BernaiiIio,
bounded by land ~ Ars kiFch.
nei. south by iArenxo Gonzales.
eas, by public LAMBS, west by
river; si.tS. interest u.73. c,~ts
I.s7. .........................6s III
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Land Grants.

.'anada he lI- Alan,u- i.ani.irant
Al right, title, Interest, po~s--
sion aud claim la and tO the
lands ~ the canada ds LOs Ala
m,- hand grant made by Miera y
pachio aud Padiila In the year
i16s. lsun,i.si on the moth b.
n small table land. oG the souSA
b., u small VALLEY. On the CO W
small basque mountains, and the
vest III. is'int Of q white asssA
un the l,ase Of the Cebailssa
mountains, rcpoftad No.Nys. APP
pr,a~l lh'c-inhef II. 1874, pur-
'eyed 4. u. 1917. Rstimated
acreage ltsys<iy yS-lOl Len To-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

PRECINCT II -nLn ALHNYL EKQrt

NrmlJu Il" RarH. rirdui
piece II land IN Nhulurrpur
Ia wards Wid" hS go wards hong.
bounded un the north hN land IT
Caroline fl-hrI. south with hand
III sister lirInIlna. rH-t hN public
rrnd. west with ~ f-t"rn"
piece 1T mud situated ~ Nlm
qurrIur, ~ wards wldr h 80
yards long. huundrd ~ the uurlh
u, land ~ the estate II lu-r H.
l'"fiH. snlIth with hni IT e. "
Lewis, east hN public ruad. west
with land II the r-tIt" IT ,lu.r l..
frrra. an old hntl~" un the saline.
5tui, interest 3iuI, costs ~ ~
Baca, santiago
\ piece ~ land situated 1T Olu
del tO>ut" ~ precinct W., -,
pl'T" ~ land situated IN I.n- In.
fan"s. hHniIlI,sI uli the north with
with Antonio liarn. un III" south
u, land ~ the heirs III Manuel
Armiju. nn the west with >rIn
ml-lnu loIs'Z. on the east with
national rmi: 2S..'N. Interest
tN,2I. c,s-ts 2.ii ............... nj
Ronrrn. tri-tuhal
i'n yards WIDELY l'r yards long.
hound~i north hy land ~ Andres
Romero, r-nIih 10y land II I. H.
P"-d. east b, land ~ \. R"un"r".
west b. the Rio Granir 2i0 grape
vines. al1ut IL fruit trees. M.
other piece 81 land In III Jnral
precinct Is, la yards h, - yards
long. bounded north hy III" F..
terri, south hy land II \. Romero.
rast hy the rad, west l., land II
7. u. Post. $50. interest 1,Hi.
r,SSt- III ....... ........ ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Land Grants.

Unknown Owners " Canada de Lar
Alam0s Land Grant. precinct ID
All right, title and interest. ps,s-
a~sai0n and claim In and ~ the
land " the Canada ~ La, Ala
ms land grant. The original
grant made a. Miera and parhsco
aud PAdiila In the year i16s.
bGunded on the north by a snail
valley, Ou the south by n table
land, on the east by q small
basque mountain. on the west ,h.
Ispint " u white Bs.a pt the
base of the Cels'lista usnntains
Reported M. ~. app Nei lR-
cesnber II. 1874. Surveyed A. ID.
1917. Commonly known ~ the
Canada d. l1- Alamesa. Total
acreage lss,ss,s va-iNI; returned
by {. W. Lewis 3l,uuI; balance
subject u taxation iis,sB2 gi.iD
At Is cents; S',d.3D. Interest b7ai5.
costs i6.ib .................. u.s.
Unknown Owners0f Baea location
No. I Land Grant
All rights, title. interest p,ss.~-
si0n and claim In and ~ part NJ
the land Of Baca lA,cation No I
Land Grant. Original grant
made In A. u. 1895. " Louis Ma
ria e. Baea. Repaired ~. mp
proved December N, A. ID. 1853.
t0nfirmes, by the congress of the
United States June 81. iSO.
Surveyed A. d. 1891. Total acre
age NJ. ~ 27-iO1 srress; less acre
age returned by Others ii.iSI:
acreage subject ~ taxation
6s.iI s7-iUD; S77.7i. interest
bLi.bb, costs 1918. ........... Nb
Manuel Chavez In Precinct %
Part 0f land u undivided inter
e.t, all tight, possession, claim.
title and Interest to Neustra So
nora de Pillar land grant, In.
terest. COMMONLY known ~ the
Felipe TafOya grant. Felipe Tia.
f0ya associated being the original
grantee, and being reported w.
A Der record VI surveyor gener-
ais once, total acreage 2Z.67s "
Im. Bounded on the north by
the point 81 u whit. MEGA. On the
point u = level ground where
the mountains chime dawn. on the
east the ba.- II the big met,a, on
the west q small creek where .
spTinR II water appears; QUE
third Interest, 7.5sB acres; 2t.t5,
Interest 36.67. costs i.iss. ...... Il:
Amnd0 Chavez, Precinct IS
All right. title and interest, p,s-
session and claim in and part an
undivided one-third interest In
the San Miguel spring land grant.
COMMONLY known a. Bart0lome
FernAndex grant. and reported ~
No. II, a. per record u United
States surveyor generals once ut
santa Re, whole acreage tract
about "a, i18 3Y-iUl, and the bound
aries being a. follows: On the
east point u timbered mesa, ON NE
west below short lnsssa. ON the
north the lands Of Felipe Iafoya,
and ON the aau,h the San Miguel
spring; g7.sst. interest t0.ys. costs
Unknown Owners u Part Of Canon
de Csrnusl Land Grant Precinct
No. I.
An right, title. Interest. posses-
si0n and claim In and ~ q por-
zion al the land NJ limits. what
IA known ~ the Csrnusl Land
grant, extending from the Canon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Precinct No. 7.....San Anton o.

iandovai de- Ramirez. Antonio
A tract " land In town ~ IT,
jeras. precinct Z, aOxS50 yards.
lounded north BY the foot II thu
. hiils south by the Arroya, 90 foot
u the hills. eas by Frank Tay-
lor, wera by Henry Carpenter,
with one adobe house containing
ave rooms on same property;
4a.t0. interest 4s.87, COSTS i.96. .. u