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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-01-02

The sweetest sound 1 heard
Was not the song of any bird:
1t the fierce and awful note
That issued from Il lannon's throat.
June's blazing sun saw Sherman draw
His deadly lines 'roun KeneSaW.
With sure approach his earthWorks crepe
Ger fields by iron missiles swept
In fierce assaults the soldiers fought,
With patience in the trenches wrought.
One day it my fate to be
In a command of cavalry,
Who. in Il bold advance, We're met
BY greater numbers. and beset
on front and flank. till brought to bay,
With ranks thinned by the bloody fray.
No Valor could suffice to stay
The madly charging hosts in gray.
our only hope was to retire.
t1irt by carbines ring of fire.
Maintaining the unequal fight.
IT, happy, despel alton might,
Till endorsements came, or night
Brought darkness to conceal our flight
Before retreat turned to rout
Uelp came; and with a ringing shout
We stood to fight the battle out,
Though yet the issue was in doubt.
srimeIy the aid but scant; our strait
Might still be counted desperate.
Behind us was wide morass
That under fire, we could not pass.
Unless a victory was won
Our doom death or Anderson.
Loud from the fierce gray lines arose ~r
The rebel yell We saw them close
For the assault; then burst the flame
From all guns on they came
They paused not for the leaden hail;
L saw my comrades cheeks grow pale.
Then q er our heads there Shrieked sheI
That seemed all hissing-hot from hell.
Amidst the charging foe it sped.
Leaving "A track of manned and dead,
E'ull-yOiced battery aWoke
In tones Of glee it's thunder spoke
Our loud hutrahs rang glad and free.
For life and hope and victory.
Thus was it that a lannon's roar
Made music such as ne er before
Mye ears had heard, yet shall hear,
Until, in some celestial sphere,
/ listen to the songs that rise
From angel bands in Paradise.
}. ID. Dillenback in New York Sun
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-01-02

government without the Intervention of
banks Of issue, the same to be a full legal
tender.
We also declare our implacable hostility
10 the further issue of Understanding
bonds.
We denounce the pooling bill as a move
toward completing the monopoly of trans
portation, and demand that instead con-
gress proceeded to bring the railroads under
government ownership.
The power given congress by the consti-
tuition Ito provide for the ealing forth Of
the militia to execute the laws Of the Union
10 suppress Instructions, to repel invas
IONS does not warrant the government in
making use of a standing army in aiding
monopoles In the oppression of the public
and their employees. When free men nm
sheath the sword it should be to strike for
liberty, not for despOtism nor to UNFOLD
privileged monopolies in the oppression Of
the poor.
We ask the people to forget all past
political differences and unite with us in
eminent from the
CONTROL OF MO\OPOLISTS
ana concentrated wealth, to limit the DOW
ers or perpetuation by curtailing their
privileges and to secure the rights of free
speech, free press and trial by jury
all rules, regulations and judicial dicta in
derogation of either of which are arbitra-
~, unconstitutional and not to be toIerat-
ed by a free people.
we recommend the immediate organiza-
ton OF an educational campaign by the
national, state and local committees
In addition to this address the national
committee adopted the following resolu-
ton:
In view of the fact that the state of
Alabama and other Southern states are
without Republican form of govern
ment, because of the rule of a political
ohgarchy which is perpetuated by mons
trous frauds at the ballot box. the impera-
tive necessity of a free ballot and an
honest count is a constitutional right, and
we demand that it be given and move
mat the chairman Of the national execu-
tive committee appoint a committee of
thfee TO submit evidence to the press of
the country and to congress to substanti-
ate this alarming and revolutionary condi-
tlon that they may be awakened to the
threatenlngs of peril, caused by this ex-
listing autocratic anarchy in the South.
The following were appointed: j. C.
Mann1ng, Alabama, chairman; Henry D.
Lloyd, Illinois, and Lee CrandalI Alaba-
ma.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-01-02
WE'RE LOOKING FOR ONE.
They Had Dined and Wfned and
Wanted to Gamble.


Three men stopped a policeman on Broad
way the other night They were evidently
not New Workers, and they had been din
ing we'll earlier in the evening and later
taken a drink or two They were in high
spirits and when they stopped the police
man they were cordial in their greetings.
He was a good natured policeman and he
grinned affably at their witticisms and
said Yes sir" and NO, SIR in answer
to their questions
Now. see here. officer" said one Of the
men, placing his hand on the policemans
shoulder, I'VE are strangers here. You
look like good fellow and I'll bet you are
a good fellow We have had good dinner.
we've been to the theater and we've had
a nice little supper. Now there is one
thing more want. We want to see
the inside of New York gambling resort
We have heard all about them. and We
want to see what one looks like and how
they IN it. Now you're a good fellow
Won't you tell us where to go?'
The policeman looked cautiously up and
down the street and then around the cor
"Y0u won't make any fuss about going
there. will your he said in low voice
NO. indeed
won't laugh and shout?''
keep as quite as mice
"All right" said the policeman confidenti-
ally "You just walk up two blocks to
Thirtieth street See? Then over to No
1871 That's it. Oh, you're welcome. Good
night gentlemen.
The three high rollers from out of
town were of their words They did
not shout and they did not laugh They
went along quietly and decorously and when
in Thirtieth street they got got past the
ZOOS they even whispered to another.
They went on counting the numbers: Nos.
1871 1913, l35 -
Great Scott cried one, forgetting the
injunction not to make noise.
OH cried the three
Before No. 137 West Thirtieth street shone
green lights. 1t is here that the famous
Tenderloin precinct station stands. New
York Tribune. d.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-01-02
COCAINE.
The Doctor Who Uses 1t Is Playing
With Fire.


DR.. j. NJ. F. Wells. of St. Louis. is in all
probability the most uncompromising op-
ponent of cocaine anaesthetic in the
United States, says the New York Mail and
Express He is bitterly opposed to it
as the anti-vaccinists are to Jenner, and he
loses no opportunity to express his opinion
whether his nearer be layman or d pro-
fessional brother.
II would probably be regarded as a crank
on the subject if l gave all my reasons
for the stand l have 50 long maintaned,''
said DR.. Wells. do not take my word for
it. You have right here in Brooklyn a man
as qualified to speak as l am. He can cite
instances enough to convince any intelli-
gent physician that he is playing with fire
when he is handling cocaine. l refer to
DR.. j. Mattison, who is an accepted author
ity on the subject 1t was Dr. Madison
who challenged tine statement made by DR..
William a. Hammond in 1856 that he did
not believe any dose of cocaine that could
be taken was dangerous This was said
in address to the members Of the New
York Neurological Society and attracted
wide attention and considerable criticism.
1T took DIR. Hammond five years to find
that he had made an error, and he frankly
acknowledged it, and l AM glad to say that
his words have done much toward dimin-
ishing the use OF this poison-for 1t cannot
be classed as anything else. l hope to see
pharmacopea and not recognized any more
than dried dragons blood or mouse's heart.
That is a little extravagant, perhaps, but
| am an enthusiast on the subject and get
a little warmed up when it is under dis
cussion.
There is a case on record-it is one of
the first of the lethal cocaine poisoning
cases, which was most deplorable A young
physician, thoroughly skilful not at all
preSumptuouS, and generally regarded as
careful, depended upon the assertion that
cocaine in large doses was not fatal. He
administers it to a patient, young moth.
er. She died under its effects. The doctor
was SO frenZied a what he falsely believed
to be his own carelessness that he commit
ted suicide, and his father. a venerable
man, died of a broken heart. There is a
case on record in Wheeling, W. Va, where
a strong, healthy man walked into the
Bellevue Hospital for treatment. He was
given one drachm of a per cent solution.
In four minutes he was dead.
DIR. Madison reports a case no later thar
last October. A Jersey City physician gave
% mnims-a little more than 20 drops OF
a 4 per cent solution-to patient who was
about to undergo an operation. Uncon-
seriousness ensued within three minutes and
death within five minutes. There was no
autopsy 1t is rather surprising that the
newspapers did not tell about that case
Il expect to have professional discus
sions while l am here on the subject OF
cocaine and the danger of its use, even in
careful hands. l expect to receive cool
treatment in some quarters. but it doesn't
matter I believe l am right and believe
I can convince others.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-01-02
clanking chain. His heart was bad and

clanking chain. His heart was bad, and
he hung his head.
When he got outside he saw at a glance
why he was called. He made one spring.
and, quick as a fash, raised his arms and
brought the iron handouts down with a
crushing blow between the woman's eyes.
Then he leaped like a hobbbled horse on a
stampede, making for the chaparral.
Now, number one did a sentiners duty.
ne gave three short cries of "Halt."
"Halt!' Halt" and shot an escaping pris-
oner.-Allen Smith in the Argonaut,
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-01-02
How to Remit.

We are overwhelmed with such
masses Of postage stamps, which we
can not sell or use, that we ask our
good friends. wherever possible, to re-
NIT in something else. Twenty-Five
cent silver pieces, or fifty cent ones,
come in envelopes all right. We have
never lost letter or dollar sent to
us in four years. A dollar bill is Just
as safe as postal note. or course when
friend has nothing handy but post
age stamps send them along.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-01-02

If YOU are not a subscriber of the REP
RESENTATIVE send Twenty-Five cents
for trial subscription.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
CONTINUED.

Armenia, Martin
rou huus.; ! ~ interest 10,
,,.in 49,. ...s...... .... IL
MiuIuyn severe
I,,i ,uu,. ded uurth by Neean
Iyc.ru, south b) Manuel Oar
Is. east by the kio pueroo, west
Il, l.otilo Romero, house; ~,
,n,.t-s, 10, costs I " ...... u!
Moutuya, Manuel
ito1m house, 3 ~, interest ~,
ustrI II .,,.,,..,..,,,.,. b "
s.u M-lioo a Illinois NJ. a NJ. 20. :.
sm-Iter building ut Copper
Iin furnace, engine and smelter
marbtnery. store aud other
landings; saw mill; l23 ~, IN
t.r.st ~. 10, ooets 4. 7O........ 300 "a
Pads, Psrfecto
land, improvements aud room
house, = ~, interest l.G2, costa
CS ........0-..... .... 3 ~
PsdlA, C-ssr'O
Land bounded north by Porfscto
P.diA, south by Juan g. Mar
timer. EAST 10y arroJa, Ssst bN
puunc road 3 room house; o.,
irtrtrsl ". cost " ...... 81
PndIa. BAftUlO
lnnd, room house aud I'm
lfY,pmsnts, = ~, interest ltl,
r..tHi " .,................ ~
Vsll Franc'sco
gt,om house and land, bounded
uItth by Juan e. Martin, south
10 pubhc land. wet ny same,
rnri hy Rio Puerco, 2 L., inter.
~ N, "Dets ! vi .,,....... ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Precincts Nos. II and 26---Un
known Owners.

Block A, Armijo A Bros. addition
taIrs ~ 70, intsres. ~ "a, coats
b., ,.''', :. go, 80. W" y"
Lat II. block 4, Y. Armlio y Otero
TaIes o u. interest 3H, oosis -,
ll,,,s'''s,'', 90 '.' . zee .. 50 "
Lot IA, hlock i, Y, Arm'joy O,sro
Tax.s o "a. interest 3. ~, costa
lll,,,,,.,,',i''''' 1880 ~ -
Let /, biuck q, County addition
Taxes 10, interest ~, cost" w No
I.o, .. biol &, County addition
T-xes 90, interest ~, costs w w
Lot \. block 4, County addition
Tngss %, interest N, cosis ! " %
Lot 4. block c. County addition
Taxes .G5, interest 81. costs w w
Lot o, block q. County addition
Tax.s SO, interest ~, costs W IN
Lot q. block q. County addition
Taics SO. interest 81. oos,s W u
Lot l, blook ID. County sd ,iimn
Taxes 90, interest -. cusis ~ U
LA a blnak ID. Couaty sdditlca
TAXES %. interest," -, oosas ! W ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

lrnuiIu. Jesus
l5NAu Nafn-, l1isidrd north hN
Franco lrun;iu. ~uuth Nv lrup-
tlu Martin. wc-t h, rlNrr. rruI
huu-r, l''N. lul"rr-t 81 ru.i-
iih
1runtlu. I"-'
- ,ifi. Iuul'l mu'h h laf
hWi .w'' I" Franco luwUu.
rH.' ., ~. utu,h Er-t Nv ld
i.I. IS r~m huu-". lNoN. inter
,.' 80. ru-i. l.1l ...
lruuiiu. lu-r Ramon
I, NtIi-. huiIndrd north ~ ,rrI
lIu ~anduNhl. -uutn ~ p,u lru
fiu. east Nv Nu tuuuN, Ne. it
dcrguli - I~m luu-' uI rurru.
30 nll,.l 49,. ,u-l- lu,
Nt,urln Jr-u-
lpNn NnH-. urth T., santiago
sanchez, south T., i hu-tU
rt.t lN Elu uruIh. West hN u-
luma-. rp'm wy-,. ~. m,ri
r.i 1u5. ru-i. rs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

Tot 3, block ID, County addition
Tsxrs %, interest IS costs W z %
Lot 4, bloch u. County addition
Taxes 10, interest -, ooets W 2 10
Lot 8, block ID, County sddition
Tsres %, interest Is, cOsts W . %
Lat u. block ID, County addition
Taxes 90, interest ". coats W 2 ~
Lot !. block, u, county addition
1ates 10, interest ~, oOsts W 2 %
Lot 4, block ID, county addition
rAres 60, interest 70, oosts W 05
Lot y, block ID, County addition
IAtea %, interest u. ooets w %
Lot 10, block ID, county addition
Tsiss rs, interest 80, costs ! ~ 10
South u lot II, block IL, Eastern
addition
Taxes 80. ,ntere., 10, coa,s
10, IL, II, Eastern addition
Taxes 3 ~, interest 2Gi c"sts
] n,..,.,,.,,...... ....... y
lot y, block ~, Hun,ng's highland
addition
Ts.c- : 20, interest o.. cos,.
| .................,..... II ~
Lp, |. block ., Northern addition
TaIes 2ss, interest | ~, eO~ts
| Lot | block ~. y VI i Co
TAIes ! ~, interest IL, costs
| 90 ......'. ................ ~,
Lot ~, block ~. y NJ T. No.
Taxes | ~, interest Ito, costs
d.. massachusetts. ~,
| lot .si, block IL, i-tea addition
Taxes - ~. interest ~ ~, Gusts
| ] 40. .....,,,.,., .t........ " OF
lot II. block ~, Per-a addition
| Taxes 81, interest ~, custs
lot ~, block ~, Perea addition
TaIes ! ~. interest ! ", cOets
| %. ..,..............,.. IL
lot ~, block %, perea addition
Taxes ! 81, interest T., costs
| W. .tf'ssss. ssss.a'' -
| lot ~, block -, Perea addition
Taxes | ~, interest ! ~. costH
| l. I, Diorh Is, Eastern
Taxes 2e4, interest | -. costs
|
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
i'rrclnct j Los IIarrlAs

N,NIudrI, : /.
rtNSu feet, bnui,ird north ~
\IHHlarh AMI kh"rlHut, SHlth bt
H. anal kh"rlarl, EAST bl Rar,laS
road. 15Nllu l,+t, hnlnd,-i north
h lIdulrl,, ~mlh d, SlmIuu lu-
fNa, ra-t hN kirrlas ruai. wr-l
hN fuc", InIS. interest so
ru-t- .hj ........ ........
\ragun, FELIPE
arfr-. l-mlli'rl North hS lsa
hI IarciI, auth ~ I">u, Tan
drlaTla, rl-l hN II. krllrhrf; u,
acres, bounded north b, isabel
Ldlcii south l., Jesus tan.
drlaIla. ra-I lN Jacob M.lIgrI.
vel h. + \mgun, siNJ feet Ia
RarrlA- /, 80, interest Nj, c,Sts
i13 ......,...,,,..
\Imllu, Juan
lot aud u rS,uI huII~"; 5.2I. IN
Irrr-l 1.Gi, ,'-t- LID .,.......
Am,,. | a.
NulhMr-l see. -, twp. IN H..
Tgr. &c.. la ACRES IN llLiIl,leT-
Idc grant; Jj.,iJ, interest 2s-Sl.
f.. cVsts Inv ,.....,..,..........,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Precinct No. 2G--New Albu
Querque.

Austin. J.. \.
LrtH | and =. block u, Atlantic
n Pacific addition; IL -, inter.
-st IL IL, costs 3I... ....,,. 20 20
ii"inu h Sawyer,
Ispts ~. II, II. "a. II. y. Arm,jo
Bro; 80 III. interest ~ ~,
oIsta . "a ................ ~ ~
Kennedy, &. ",
Lots ! Ia ~, block 81 lots 10 ~,
block ~; lo,s l Ia ~, block 80;
luis | To IL, block II; lots ~
IL. block ~. lots ! To IL. block
\; tote ! To ~. block y, lots to
II, block IS; iots I To IL. block
"a, all IN Brownwell d L.aii; ~ II,
interest - - costa Az, 81 81
Kennedy. Me Mar on +.
Part ~ lots |, 2, 3 and 4, block
NJ, Atlantic a Pacific; part of
lota u, 10, l6 aud II. block o,
Baca; ~ -, interrs, 10 81. costs
3 w ,....,,,.....,,.., ,lV' oi
Ku,Z.C W.
L,nd aud ZOE house near brew
cry; 1874 ~, interest ~ ~, costa
n. ..,.,,..,,..,,,,,' 'Ei' %
Lewis A Bushnell
All lota aud blocks in Lewls a
Bush nell addition; 80 o. inter -.
eat II ~, costs ~ ........... % ~
Lots II, is and 10, block ~, n.
NAT. 90; IL 10, interest - Oh =.
Gusts IS .,...,.....''''' .'''' W +"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Land Grants.

Alameda Lsud Grant
All night. title. interest aud pos.
s-sslun ~ ami To the original
grant % AlatD.dR. made IA A. ID.
$40 10 France Moutoya y Vigil,
bounded north 10y runs ~ pu.
euIu, south by u small hui, which
IN the houniiug line ~ Iuia
GHrrIH, rast 10y Rio del Nurt-,
west 10y ''arcIa hillr, No. ~
Appfuved June =. 1879. known
Ms the town ~ Alameda Grant,
total lf.11i acres; less ~.
turned II hath ami G.,hJO 1874
acre.; 80; - INTEREST t,lj ~.
co-ta2 ~ NJ. .,............. li@b IN
Baca l. cation NJ,
Al RIGHT, title, interest, Isos=@A-
sluu and CLAIM ~ aud Ia part ~
the land % Baca Location No !
land grant, made IN 1873, Ia
l.uIa N. T.. de Baca. ltspnrt.d
No ~. Approved Dec. N, 1874
Coutirm~d 10y the congress ~
tn. L. =. June /, 1861 SURVEYED
AID 1851 Total acreage W ISL,
la.s returned by J. " Cs,tlio
2,1,D. i Yr,asarr, G75. Pedro
Psrea 200. Mar,auo Per-a
l,4U, q " iarrison ! ono. JJ-
u,nu Castillo 2,1JO, joel u.
Nh,iusy 5000. B~n,c,J P-fsa
2,7OA N. y. Otero 200. N q.
a. Baca 3UD, 1879 Ifld
acres, ,eu ~, interest 3i03A,
costs an04 '..'.'' ......... lU5 -
Canada d. Chita Land Grant
An ripht, title, INTEREST, pO@eea
s,on aud CLAIM ~ aud tu tue iand
ut the CAnsda de- Chita Land
Grant, made 10 Aubruolo la,
cero b, the KING ~ spain, A. ID,
| l7as Reported NJ lb Ap
| ptoyad Aug -. lss3 Bounded
| north by old Pnsblo dc Cnchii,
south by Iands % Coehlti la
! dams, east by the RIO Grands.
west by the J~meE mountains
Total acreage Dl,UD iIsas AL
Iotted Ia Others l06.5l< 5 Ati
acres; GIL IS, interest Sl 90 =.
ros,s 10 "a .'..,'....,, lOi3 s.
Canada no l,os Alamos Land hant
Al right, titls, interest, P''ps~N'
s,on aud claim 10 aud "a tho
Canada de Loo tlamos Land
Grant, Or,sihai sraui mAiis
M,sra Pachs.,U aud PadIlla IN
les Bounded IN north by
email tabl. land. and south bys
pair OF ANAL valleys, east ny
email Bosqns maintains; vest
TO = point ~ white msss at the
bass of Ciboll-ta mouptsibs.
Rapor,sd ~ ". Approved Dec.
ii,ls7l. Surveyed 1919. EstI
mattel acreage lss S6i. Lsss
returned by q. W. L-wis. s.0O
--i1s,@ri scrss, 1910 ~, interest
; bgst al, ousts 81 2l.r,,..,.,,,.ioI l
Carnu.l Land Hrsnt
All right. title, interest, pssea
sIon aud elsiu 10 and 70 portion
OF the land Of the Carnusl Land
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

t.r.st ~, eo.t. 1......... y
bsndUyal, Franco
~ wares land, bounded north by
Y. Ssndoysi, south by "A. san.
dovsl, east aui vel " Sta. is-
rIUiO stant, house s ~, Iutet.st
49,, costs | ll..,............. !
Nai,srd-, lI.tugIo
J'U yafss land. bounded north
W y. l.. de Bscs, south W j.
Mvstss, east aud wet by Unite
Vt the grant; D Al, interest 5 Is,
costs 10 eco, .,.,,..,,,.,.... y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
DELINQUENT TAXES. 1893
Pipriart I -lIrrnaiilllo.


Nrchimlur, E-plrihlrn
ihr-.fp,iu huii~'', iaN"- l.3l. IN.
t"f,.~t ~. ru~is i.ui 3v
\rchil"plr. Ir-uS Ma.
JN4s NaTa- ii land hulind"d
north hN .lu-.' Ma. Mora. -"lIth hN
Juan farhr,',. EAST hN + Meta
w"-t b, Marcos 'iutlrTr"L, 10.
interest -. costs lni ...... q
ArchllH"lu", R"mnalhn
Three. r,nm hui-r. | b. IutrI'-,
-. costs ltbi ;
Archil--lur. Luz ,hran
lhr~-rpni hnu-r. 3lsi, Interest
| ~, rOSi- i.!H .... u u
bara, Rrnn-lluS
JiN1u \ara- aud J-f,sIni HOUSE,
tniIinl,tl north hN the Christian
BROTHERS. ~nith by u. " Harm
-oii. west hy samr. east hN the
public read: JN5p .ara-. hOund
81 north d, Manuel GunZalr-.
-uth by l"- 'irirg,'a, east l., ia"
public Rad. west hN J"susita
N-gra Aria-. 81, interest 3.9l
costs liz ........... ......... ~ y
BarrrraS, J,s-,'
2lxlb yards, twEr,sIin huiI-,'.
bounded nerih hy Il. Garria,
-,uth b, Jr-iiS GONZALES. east hy
Ju-. Ant. ,iallrgr, west hl T..
BafTrra-. i'iXij ,afa- II land.
3.:a;. interest i.1S. costs Ito ... Il {
cani-laria. Ant. J,r~
INK lul yHras ~ land IN precinct
| /; 'sNlp >aTa-. 3-Ipm hhI~";
5.2s. Interest 2.ii, c,r-t- Ia 90
I RnirlaTia. Salvador
jNiu varas. 2.r~m hnu~r; 2.H3
Interest I.ti. r,St- - ......... .
Ian,rrun. Robert
| Piece ~ land ~ the SandlA
grant, one vineyard In Sandia
| grant, unr h"Ii-.' AMI twu lut- IN
The lawn ~ iernalillo. i1.5i, IN.
rt,-t ~. casts lj2 -
thaNt-. \irtnrlann ",
liNE ,aTas. 10. Interest -
r,,-t- l.OI ............... 8
Estrada. Epitaein
Land DNW NaThs IN precinct |.
2fsnn h"i-"; 49,, Interest -
r,-t- i.lu ... u
Estrada, I'-r 4,
Land Ia precinct /. t.r,SmI
huu-", a!ti, Interest l,!si, r'~ls
| liS .
'ialirg,r, \nt"ulu
Thfrr-I,shm house, 80, interest
rs, rests ~, .
i,unZal,'-, .l,r-' ir I,'-l-
ilrrr-THhI mrlI-s'. 2.iS. Interest
ia. c,rsis l.UI
GTirgu, Vicente
Three Ts,In h"II-.' IN precinct |
3.Si. interest l,Ni. c,rt- III Il
GutirfrrI FianrI~r"
~ NaT,i~. mere ~ les lriIrdsl
north ln Juan i'utirTTrZ, -,uth
hN u. J., Srhnst"f. east hN 4, |,
n =. r. Il, H.. west hN j. nuilrf
Trz; land IN hrIur h~IIni'd
north h, !. butirfrry, rutl by
Juan SanrhrI EAST by i,rT"uIuru
Muntnla, dEi, interest 49,. costs
iii. ....... .....
Gutierrez. dee" 4,
IwpTW,iII hui-'' Anh lnt ~ PIE.
cinct T. l,iH interest ~ c,,-l,
liI .......... s
IutisTTrL, Juan Ju-r
Ix1u ,aTa-. b"uIid'ai north n
u. Mont"Na; ~mih hy Manuel
SaiazaT. ra-t by Juan tuti-TIrl,
west lN J,r~ Salazar. 3Tpdn
houS.. G2S,Es ,aTas bound,-i
north by ilprian0 Gallrg,,~, -,llh
A-A...-.-l.. go .11IuI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Precinct No. 21--Gallup

t'rHscn, John
lots III -. N block ~. Town
SIT. Gallup, . -. interest 3 -,
c"sig l. .... ........ ~ ~
Grist, Henry
Lots ~ aud u, block .. railroad
addition H. Gallup, 10 -, inter
eat : ~. cos,s 32...... ... IL 81
May. Janice &.
Lo, |, Gallup. 23 %, interest
lBGs. custs 90. ....... ~ ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

snu, Wr-i by Eutimin lur,r.
d. interest ~, r,'-t- 80
,ulirIfrz. Ketugi"
Wu-rpnn lmu-" co. Drrinrt |.
I.31. Interest - T. costs llJ
I.iIcrfu. ,lu~" Pat.
lAnd ~ u,urt W. | 5.rrm
huu-r, &c.. ui"tr-t 10 c"st-
-
Mar. \,,l"t
lu,I uNati- one r,-nm hUu-".
bounded north 10y j. I. silva
-uth Nv + \. UunZAlr,, "i-' D.,
the arruuia, west N Nnu'ni
luu-,. A1p. iitrr-l IT,, ru-t-
Martin. jutu,II.
lWu.rsm uuil-" lu precinct |,
80 interest Is. c''-j- liN
MuruI IuanlH
lhre'r,pm huu~ ~ prrrlurl
1IN. Interest l,,' cu-l- 49,
Muntula \ R'urip. kumdllu
Ihirt, ,aNI- II land ~ precinct
I, 80. interest l.3l. cu-t- 80
Niriu. lnnaciHuu
W i'''"' N'''' ." w. '''' -
l'-, ilIt'r-l -, ru~l~ III.
Iadlllh, '"t"li III"
t"ul t"'lh l"u" ~ rt'r'uri J,
10. Interest - ru-t- 100
rrrrA , NUM-. Iu-r
Land bounded north h thuri-
ru MuutuNi south h Aul VIA
uHll-g,'-. east lN i lrfrt y Z ht
Wee "'-l hN hd'd, l7'il'
hHi-'. FNN' Ndlhs, 'sht. interest,"
81, '''-'- Nv
sal. Juan
lll'. l'"'in h"'" IT. W"'lurl ].
~ lll'l',l l'l. r""l' -"
, Nhltii-l'"u. N'i''uih
hi'' h"ui h'U-'.. ~. Ihui'.'
~ '"~l- l'N
/ sell. alto
1'N1' 'tlt-. l'I". '"'lu h"It-'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Precinct No. 23---San Pedro.

Guryalre, Eulenio
rpIm house; | Ui, interest 30.
costs m .....,,.,...,,. ...., a
San IRA. Roman
l"pNlOp varas land ~ San An.
t"uIs, bounded north 10y Pi-rra
Qurt-, south by mesa del Jasp-,
-ast b, y. Samora, w-ut by NJ.
Cr--pib; house and lot 10 San
An,"nita. l3. ,nt-'-st "a.
cnsts 03 ................. q
Watson, J. T..
80 much 81 the land u San
Pedro grant ns 10 situated IN
B-Inalillo county. ssid grant
having bceD made by the M-Ii.
can government 70 SerstiD Rs.
mirrz OF al. November ~, 1874,
aud confirmed ~ private land
rlsiu, No u by Unit@d States
congress June 81. 1901 .S95 M.
interest 465.OO. costs ~ 10 GEL. t25i d