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New-York tribune., 1895-12-10

this was the highest tariff ever in force; yet the
average rate as shown by the returns is per cent
below those OF the old tariff and wen DOWN toward
the lowest panic rates. The Mckinley reduc-
tions and readjustments were carried by the limits
that safety TO wages. profits anc government rev.
enue would permit. Any materially greater
reductions or enIargements Of the free list would
certainly have resulted In financial trouble and
panIc The law reached the very Limits or safety;
vet this did not satisfy the Free-TTade advocates
and demagogues and the lessons from our tariff
history were forgotten or Ignored.
This reasoning Is in error only because the panic
year 1894 and the latter half OF the fiscal year 1885,
In which the prospect OF radical change altered
all the results legitmatey caused by the tariff OF
1890 are included with the years 1891 and 1892 evil
dence OF its workings Properly speaking. the tariff
OF 1890 ceased TO be operative as an encouragement
TO industry or az restriction against reduction Of
wages and cur.ailment OF consumption. with the
election I'm November 1892. The subsequent transi-
ton period, In which worse changes were expected
and TO great extent prepared for than were act
ualy realized In the law of 1894, belongs far more
properly with the succeeding year In which the
Democratic law actually in force than with the
years OF protection. But the full tables and in
structive diagrams given by Mr.. Walker make II
easy for the attentive reader to modify the author
casslncatons, and at the same time 20 thank him
FOR useful compendium OF facts enlightened by
much sound reasoning
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
Railroads.
DEN NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

stations foot Of Desbrosses and cortlahdt sreeta
In effect November II. iso'
g;oS 9S%j A. 4. H. pENNsYLvXSiA LIMITED: :-Pulmss
x,Iss. s.s0e kcaso nnps H. s"s
cincion., go ,I Nj ,Galsnfo'' ce r. sS sSe 4 Aos: a.
2o6 s. r. " NJ CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXP EXPRESS Ts:
rnmana is sna V%s cslSaao Xiy.s 1913 A. NJ T.
eS sSi = H. W wEsHss sslsssS 's s..sn.
y; $s', s54h%$s4sss Sis
sssgas ss.. s"s @si's n%.asSo: ioS H.
$50 ssss'1: sss C.:
70 Pttsburs connests Tor 'n'c"s' ""'' '"' 0''''
land snisS5 SS s.'SfHAsT '%S$fHAsTX E1PcIEEIosss 1 IT, sso
3ss ":a e.!' Il SSsSSs SSafh sS
week "; II .eggn g l.,
s6S sso 4 Sns fs q E ~ .:s PfS
Paror and Dining Cars). 40 Dining car)' Dining
cGEaAaEAkE Gfss 2di oHo 1shs HALLWAY Erpre.. P
daily p01Sr sssDps o%5 sTd sDh Dnss via
Charles Route, A., NJ. weekdays 'nd. with through
Buffet Parior Car through Atlantic Cy Cry. and Pain,
Ff' P.asss, asas Hi"S S $40 s9 sns i s,
Paf0. S'' A. FoR "a &; IP;HHiLHxnrLrmlA; x .. 5. ,,..
'sS ss :S asS Il ssS 3d. & go 30 sS ffnH. ;1
NJ Dining car ~ s% IDSins m IA az e nss sn"
Teke, ofices: % nos tss oa4 1928. i322 II ard 2si
A:'o Suas onT Street spa 500 ruon
Broadway and brooklyn Annex station FOO T2o' q fg!,os
sr.s BTGSnyn ronnnny 3 ea FOR and check
hotels and residences through 70 destinau1n' woon
" ' General Manager General PassT Asen.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
HOW TARIFFS HELP OR HURT.

LOW TARIFFS AND HARD TIMES-A Review
az our Tariff Rates from 1921 to 1895 BY +. Il.
Walker Minneapolis. October, 1895.
This pamphlet though of only twenty-eight pages,
deserves notice both as a compact compilation Of
facts. essential to an understanding OF the tariff
question and as an intelligent elucdation Of them.
II cannot be said that the author has been In all re-
snscts iudicious or correct in his arrangement or
classification of facts but this matters less because
the 9 "a are given in convenient FORM that the
student can Judge for himself In which classification
certain years belong The familiar conclusion which
quirers. that low and declining tariffs naturally
bring declining prices and commercial and Industrial
losses and increased debts abroad and hard times
for all. and that all the great panics have been due
to that influence in large measure. is presented by
Mr.. Walker with much clearness. and at the same
time with more candid recognition of other in
huences than many writer's have shown.
An especially noteworthy fact, Mr.. Walker thinks,
is that the Mckinley tariff was not. as many
ignorantly supposed OF exceptionally high
duties but in its general rate of duties TO imports
was lower than the tariffs which had preceded 1t,
and close TO the low tariff rates which had pre-
viousy resulted in great panics. The author sayA
pages Gid:
During these four years the duties collected aver
law. reduction of nearly per cent. These rates
were II 20 per cent less than the tariff OF the first
less than the rates of the third period from 1874
10 lsot, ana IL per cent less than the war period
and 6ss per cent less than the tarIf It replaced Ii
period that included the panic OF 1897 and 6S5 per
cent above the fourth period that covered the panic
OF 1851. II became generally believed that
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
Railroads.
-AmsRIo.'s oRgATEsr RAILROAD
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
T. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street.
6,3OA M-Except Sunday. Empire state EXPRESS
Fastest train In the world
Ot3O A. M-Dally. Fast Mail For syracuse fSocheS'e''
Buffalo Niagara Falls Chicago. ,, -,
1880 A. M-Except Sunday. Day Express For al I'M
portant state points ,,... 70. c,c,n-
700 N-Daily Southwestern Limited. FOR Chc"-
nati Indianapolis and st. Louis ,. ,,.v.
HOOP M-Daiy. Chicago Special for Detroit. CieVe-
land. Toledo and Chicago r-....,.,.
3,3O p M-Except Sunday. West Point. PoughheepS'e'
4,,O p MTDaily. North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$40 A. NJ. Chicago. 4:So p. NJ , .a,,o,.
dack Mountains Montreal Buffalo. Cleveland 10
ledo Detroit Chicago. Cincinnati. ST. Louis
O,25 p M-Daiiy Saratoga. Plausburg. ST. Adams
7,3O p M~Day For Rochester. Buffalo. NIAGARA
Fails Cleveland. Indianapolis St Louis Ch'cssu.
O.OO p M-Daily Carries Sleeping Car passehgs,Ss . .
only for points on Fall Brook R'y Via Lyons anu
0:1bP M-Daily. for Syracuse oswego Watertown. s
Ogdensburg Cleveland Detroit Chicago: ana eh.
cept Saturday. for Cape Vincent and the A"ou
1910 NJGHT-Theare train for Chicago and principal
points NewYork Central. every nsh'' eA'ep'
g,O0 A. NJ and :,,3S p. M.-Daiiy except Sunday 10
Pittsned. via Harlem Division. a.. p.rr
Ou6 A. M-eunday only Pittsheld ana the DeiN
shire Hills via Harlem Division ,r,s
All night trains between 5jh-st ana points ,.h ~
Putnam Division. far as Yonkers IN conrec.,o aii
the Elevated Road This is the only line running al
night trains out OF New-York
Wagner Palace all through trains
Trains Illuminated by Pintsch Light - . ,.-.,.,
Tickets and Wagner Offices az Grand Centrai
Broadway IA Park Place 2e Alb BroaaySy Ws, 81
ST. and I3sth Station NewYork 33S and '26 futoh-
ST. and 100 Broadway. Il. D.. Brooklyn 49, -. Vast,
Baggage checked from hotel or residence py 'ne "e
' General Manager General Passenger Agent
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WEST SHQRE R.K.

ana ~ ,,, leave ".s, s.d 81 sA,ion. ~ X as f0'"~
S's0 =. ". Dali, Local TO Buffalo.
'.1y NJ Daily local to Albany, for Catsk Mountains
ana saratoga Paror cars 10 Albany. Sundays only.
nr =. "; DAILY io Albany Utica Syracuse Roeheser
9Maio Niagara Falls. Toledo. Cleveland and Chicago
A;.no s N. Daily. except Sunday to catskll Moun'
a,mn New Paltx Lakes Mohonk and Mnnswask@
ALpany saratoga Caldwell Lake George. Parlor car
~ ~ L. " Daily. except sunday. for Albany
wv =. M. DAilf for Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse
syssna bnnalo Niagara rals Toronto. Detroit
osO =. NJ Daily except sunday for Newburg Albany.
, Saratoga ana Montreal. Paror car 20 KINGSTON
80 - W Daily except Sunday for Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo
S.1S Il. NJ. Daily f,r ALBANY utica Syracuse Rochse-
Chicago and ~ Louis f-
For tickets tina tables paror ana .,esn,~-.S SeoS
mouations apply city oices. Brooklyn and York. -
necre lime .sL.es At principal hotels For otns
ntormstion address c. f. LAMBERT, 4.
Gen Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave-, New-yosG
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10

TIME MISSES ELY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
i RIVERSIDE DRIVE. L
New-York.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
ROYAL b. UE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE An
- ASIITNGTON

WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia. week day. 20 SO s69 o9 100 lo@
ParIor Carr. 800 800 Dining Car, 7:3o 300 = ".
iot5 night SUNDAYS 30, 300 1000 II 30 Dining
Ca9 A. NJ. 2:30 400 500. 600 Dining Carr p w.
For % Baltimore and Washington week days. 20 II! 10
II 70 dining Car A. NJ. 23o. $3.50 800. 500 Dining
CaS I, Nj l2:I5 night. Sundays. 1000. u 80 DINING
cas- A. NJ 2:30 500 Goo Dining CaD J. NJ. 2s
night. . . l.. ,-,.,,-., o, 30. a,
Liberty ST. l3 I72. 26i, 4l5 ga LILO. l355 bf9ad" IA
% e,b AZ 3 East lIh ST.. i34 East l&jth 81, 2i3
West I25h ST. PSI Columbus Av.. New York Court -.
600 Fulton St, Brooklyn: o. Broadway. Williamsburg
~ Work Transfer Company will call for ami heck
baygage from hotel residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10

NJ ISIS PEBBLES AND MISS THoMPsoNs
AA BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
30. S2. - East 57th Street
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD DdNEW. JERSEY.
fAnibraci,e coal used exclusively
Four Tracks Automatic BIo.k SshSf'


-Four Tracks Automatic Block signals.
on and after November H. lsn g.
Trains leave station foot of Liberty 81
For Fas,on Bethlehem. Allentown. Mau,h ChnnH ~
no 7.i5 9:iO m :.5 Easton) A. NJ. l:lo - 40
to Eastonj 4:ao 5i5. 49, to Alent93Wn o sundays
Eor wukesharre Pttston and scranton $40 A. NJ.
i:Io 80 43o r NJ. SUNDAYS 4@o a N, ,,o o
For Reading Az 42O 500, 9:iO II 30 a VI. l.lo IN
2.sc 400 800 5:,5, 7:3o y NJ. i2;i' night sDniaYs
LOO go $50 600 T. NJ, 1913 night. =, 80 -.
For Harrisburg at 4:30 500 o:iO \ N, ~ ~
400 500 5:i5 p. NJ. i2l5 night sunfays i"' o".
600 y NJ. 1913 night. -. -. ,.,o en.
For Sunbnrv LeWsburg and WIiliamsport AZ 20 90
o.tO A NJ l;lO / 30 1:30 p. VI. sundays. I'D n u,
600 p. NJ. .,, ,o,.-r
ro- Ped Rank Long Branch and points soutn - POINT
pisosan, 4:30 s:i5 II 30 a. NJ. 30. l:S. 4;lb 40
G:I5 r. NJ Sundays. except ocean "rONe s"p NsON
Park 900 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
4:ao SIS A. NJ. 1A5. 3:io. 40 p ~ D., 80.
For Farmingdsle Toms River. Barnega' PARK end
Barnesat 43O s:i5 A. NJ. i:45 40 p NJ
For Atlantic City. Vineland and Bridseton ''' A. ~
For Monmouth Beach seabrght and Highlands y Nave
sink 40 S:l5. 30 A. NJ. 80. l;io. f.lo y" l.
Sundays 900 A. NJ. 400 p NJ
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patents

PATENT YOUR GOOD IDEAS and unite with capital to
promote them An interesting pamphlet mailed free
f. w BARKER Patent Attorney. 253 Broadway.
A DNERTISEMENr rs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A TIE NEW.YO4K TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
CElVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No ei2 Broad
way WAY "a "a door door north OF Thirty -nrsst.. and ADVER
TlSEMENTS Mt The following Branch Offices: 254 Eighth
AVE- s. e. corner Twenty ythrdst: ls2 sxth-ave: Isl
Tourth-a'e. cor tourteenth-rt: $50 Third-ave 7oO
Thr. nvs cor rory.seventh-st io2s Thirdave near
AZ Columbus 80 Avenue A; is2s Thiyd.aye as;
West Torty second loi9 second-ave. o54 Third ave
l33s Thrd-eve; 2U1 Thiriave. between One hundred
ana NC. twelfth q ara @ one nsndred and thirteenth sts
At the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East Ons. hundred N nd
twenty hfthsi 243 West hundred and nsh
ST. and $40 West Onehundred forty -fth st. up 10
!. at regular office raes ~ ~ ''' Wy W o
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES lso East one-hundred and.
st. and $40 West One. -dfthst IN ~
p. ct regular ONCE rates ' '. W "
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LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stations loot Of COrtiandt and DesDrosses Sta
! 800 A. VI. daily, except sunday. for MACCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations ..,. ....,.
n:i5 A. VI. daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER,, BJF.
FALO, NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE ant
the West and principal and local points dining car 70
Suspension Bridge Pullman Nes'ieule Sleeper T. Sncago
4. VI. daily ueayes at lO:3D A. NJ. sunday ior
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points Counecti no
for Reading and Harrisburg - 80.
200 r. VI. daily. except sunday for ElMlRA ana az
Intermediate connections for Potsyille and Read
ing; WilkesbaTre.
$3.50 Il. NJ. Sundays only) for Wilkesbarre. L. q b.
Junction all intermediate stations.
T.. VI. daily, except Sunday for L. ana Is u NJ
TION and principal intermediate stations; Pullman bgit
parlor-car 10 Wkesbarre; connections for Potsvihe
20 p NJ. daily. except sunday for Bound BrooH and
5;ib p. W. JaiIy for EAsToN and intermediate sta
tions.
and all points West. yestiDUled
Ney-York Chicago. Buffalo and Toronto.
connections for Reading ard Harrisburg.
$3.50 4. NJ daily, except sunday for Eastph ahs
intermediate stations. . ...,,-,
O,OO T.. NJ. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA, ROtHEs.
TER, BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS and all points West
Pullman Sleepers Z Chicago and Buffalo char-cAr %
Wilkesbarre o.- ~, o..
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 2S5 2Sl, w
1923 Broadway 81 East l4th St. l56 East l2oth ST.
New York: $50 Fulton St. Court st. eo Broad"ay ani
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. n " Ill T., -. .,.,
The New-York Transfer 20. Wall cali Tor ana checS
baggage from hotel residence through to destination
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NewYork. foot OF Csambers-si.
as follows and five minutes earlier from West 23dst
O.00 A. M.-Vestibuled Express Daily for Waver.y.
C'OO Binghamon Elmira Buffalo. Bradford James.
town. Meadvie and the West. Parlor car to
Buffalo
O.CO =. M.-vestbued Limited Daily, solid train for
r~cO Chicago via Chauaugua Lake arrives Cleveland
7t0 A. NJ. Chicago 53o p sleepcrs to CHI
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
S.C0 =. M.-Bunao vesiibuled Express Daily. arrives
i'CU Buffalo 7.3o A. NJ making direct connections
for Detroit Chicago and the West ,
OK II. M.-Nia Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fal.s
O'fC Daily Solid train 10 Chicago. Sleepers 20 Buff
falo Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car .,
'NICKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
1 accommodations at Ill. 26i 4ol and 957 Broadway.
l36 East l25th-st, Chambers and West 23d 81 ferries
New York: 90 Broadway and 1913 Fultons Brooklyn 9o
Hudson HobOken. and Jersey city Station. Erls
Transfer Company calls F,r and checks baggage from
hotels and residences to Destination.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
baltimore g. OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore, Warrington Chicago, Cincin nnati.
81. Louis and All Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS
Leave New-York, foot OF Ioery-st daily for CHICAGO
SSo ana I2is night; rirTsBuRG S'9 ss SSn' ~
m. 600 p. m. wAsHINGTO" BALTIMORE. a m.
ex Sun. 10 a. M. Dining Car Al 80 m. Dining Car.
$50 y. m $50 ?. m. ex sun, Dining Carr 500 p III
NORFOLK. II so a. m. 'aiiy.
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke aud Chattanooga Pullmss
Sleeping Car $3.50. X. sun. 2;30 p. sun
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light .
Ticket offices: liz. i72. 26I AIS LAO Broadway. 81
Ess. i.,n ST. i2' sTwery 81. Fulton ST. Brook
New-York Transfer Company will call for and chsee
baggags from hotel residence TO destination.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
aMstrnfttou.

For Young Ladies.-City.
n ,ss GIBBONS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IS West 47h
NI street, Mrs SARAH II. EMERSON. Principal Pre-.
ma rstion for all colleges few boarding pupils Will %
.fefve cd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

limits ~ grant malr H. thu said
t"wn h> the Ming II spain IN the
wear \ ". 10 iilrd ln the office
~ VI" ~tliN"Nut g,triHl Jun I.
lN'H Filrd Ne 49, bounded uu
The moth hN M"Wnu mum
hin.. -ulblN 4 lragur III lruul
Wi w The r",al giant II ,tu
N"u d' ~iu liurVu. ri-i hN ll,
trd i hull "i mr~i, iS',artr-.
l".'' lul'r".l h.ll. rr.t- lGI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Precinct -. AlbuqurrqIle.

khII David
lott AMI :, block 49, Highland
addItI"u tu albuquerque, laNr-
1H..E', interest i2,r,. costs 80 Il ~
\rII~uI, liIIinIIu
lot |. hl~k H., liIoWnrwrII \
Ian, 100, lntT"~t 2".'I r"-l1
III g. q
l,-IH. knnH
\ corner l"t ~ the lhh~IrIr al
dlllul, h"ught from \ VI ,"ntllr.
fronting "n liradwaN. contain.
lng uur r,-'In hnI~', J1iJ. III
trrr~t lril. gusts 3.dl ~ ..
lall"it, " r., ESTATE ii
lot |, hlTk III. \. VI to. al
dltlnn h. illnIurflur. lot is
AMI | ,hluck T.. NJ / Co.. All
dIllmu 1" Albuquerque, let T..
hlTk -. y, VI |. u" addition
Ia \lhuuurIqur, "tlSi. interest
N'ilii,, ru-i- 4t''' ~. ~
ITa-k, A,t.
Lott = amt g. hlrk s. Rrhr,lrrr
addition, 1896 interest lSGg.
Cu-t- | ~ Xi AZ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
rrccinrt B-lUs I'adiIias

Chavez. Antoniu .Iu~,'
unr piece ~ hand H,Na;H ,nrn-.
bounded north by l"uingu Mon.
t"Na, --,llth by JO-t radllln ' Mon
tn,a, east 10y the river. west l.,
II llnno. House and lot. a.7i.
Interest ~, casts III
Chavez. Felipe
-Four pieces ~ land IN l.n. Ia
hilla-. bounded north hy Sanh
hills. east hy Rio Grandr. ,-,uth
anh west by L0+ padilln- town.
6.5I. interest aga, c'1-t- 2.iU.
Pmiilln, Francisco
Land 'sN5D yards. bounded north
hl property NJ An.rr- radilln.
-nulh hy property ~ Nirrntr
i'haNrZ, east aud west 10y public
rad. Hons" on same. 2.G1, IN.
trTrst 39i. Gusts liz
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

Onr piTr II hand S,Ni1 yards.
hmlnh,pi North u, Rafael Cha,r4
~dIih Nv Tomas Iha,rs. eaS, L.,
Faulln tha,r-. west Nv III. nut,
lie imh, taNr- l.a2. interest -.
ru-A- 90
I hH,rg. NlrElrinu-
un" plrt" IT land JiiNa1S Nnra-.
htlndh'i north Nv Francis" lm
Nrl ~ auth H., Ramon uftiy.
east Nv the puddle ruai wrst Nv
Frnnrisru Irnn. isl Interest
h''N C,,~is ~
lHdllla riiilla. \irrntr
piece II baud JiNlu Nafd-.
h"unhrd nrfih hN \r~inI raIilln.
east hN J"-r ridilla. wr-t m the
public rad -niIlh N \r-tnt "a
dilla, huI~r. Wines nnd tfur- ut
-ilu", 80. lutrtr-l go. ru-t-
n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Precinct 2G--.Alhuuueruue.

liuhh-. I. l.. \ T. =
.pN'Ir feet commencing Ht =
T.. corner - SILVER avenue nnd
High street east and adjoining
Highland addition H. III" town
"i albuquerque; I acres HsINisn
ir"l. commencing nj :. r.. corner
Lead n"utm aud High street
"H-i aud adjoining Highland ad
hlti"u I" t"wn II \lhuIurrIu",
acf'~, 49,, lulrI,-l 112I.
cost, 3lJ I33BI
.arnlN, John \, y Il.
improvements 81 leased ground
uu ~"ruIId street atlantic \ "a
rIiir addition, ,HiH, interest
N.."I r'~l- $40 ljn q
Miller, lnrlrn
Lot H. block T.; New Mexico
town Co.. NNiH. interest l911I
ru-l- ~ I.hI n
Whiting. MaN :,
one undivided one hall interest
~ 4 piece II unHduw lnud ~
precinct NJ, ri, hnuIIdcd north
lN land ~ Andres SHudn,Hl east
hN the linTrla- read, A'uth hl Juan
NIH~lara. west l., the klui,randr
90, Interest lu.IH c,~i~ ~ ~ 6S
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Precinct Ii Casa SaIalar

Montana. Jesus
\ pl,~r ~ land 2hIN l,uHI warns.
: bounded north b, John Miller.
south l., MrrcA Sanin,aI. east
and west hy the hills, one i-rnIn
h"u-";a piece IT land In precinc,
~, bounded north by florrnrio
SnnduNal, south by .I"-a. Montana,
4 east u! III" hills, west hy the
public r"id; another piece If
land In precinct I. l3ix3u wards,
bounded north by Salvador Tar,
Ella, auth 10y Juan T.. Bnrrln,
east 10y u swamp, west hy the
public road; III, interest lo.i5.
a costs 81 .........
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
l'rrrinri - GAIlnr

thur William
section :. township ". range II.
ldN"- -, Interest 81 w.. r,-t.
1ub
HIATT llrun
hl'rk !, railroad land. Iallup.
ltI2, Interest aItsi. cost. 80.
hrun"'lN \ Nalun"N
section 81, township H. north.
lhhg" i west litN, Interest
H. ~ Cu~t- ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
freeinct ~ Atrlsco

10" Nrl-cu Land iirnnt.
WI tlghi. title. IS,.~r--lnu and
claim ~ aud tu the Nlfi-rn land
grant hun,lpi "u The north
hN Ihnhlru Juan rrfra. and
llmlt three league. south h, the
town ~ san Fernando. ~ the
aud II capt. Nnlnulr lara and
III" ALAN" cache three lragur~
auth III the northern line. east
hN III" III" t,Idnlr. vest lN the
tin it"tr". making a tract three
leagues from nuilh L. -,uiIli. and
fourteen from eat To- west. total
acreage, ~. 80 At ne lH'f acre.
taN"- 2iiIj. Interest -, ,si. Gusts
ll!S .,
thii"larla. MA N,iIi
\ pi"C" IT land ,21NI.ussI Nara-.
htInd"I north h The entrance
-",Illi hN Ndlla- ~anrhr.. east hN
ia" RIO t,rindr. wr-t h the
Mll~. dl-n uur iuui r,.du a,lula.
hr~", 49,, INTEREST lu.N1. cost.
la
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Precinct 28-..AtriscO.

ArmlJ" \ JaIdlnlll" Sunto-
pl"c, II land ~ Atrlscu, pre-.
cnct -. g. ,nTa- from north Ia
south, AMI Ns'NaIa- hong, hound
ed moth hN land ~ VI. u. dr san
tIllanr-, ~ullh lay land ~ Saurhr-,
east hN an afruya, and VEST hN
sand hills, ~, acres. MI night,
little. interest, claim AMI Ir',~r~
sion Ia G.ulj acres ~ thu lmu~
JaIamilhi. tract; taxes I3'";, IN
trrrst ,a1l. c,st- go
AtrlScn lNnd 'irant
Nj riNt, ilil", I1r.S''~-lun and
clam ID AMI tn lands ~ the
AiIi-,n gTM lHniIid,d North ly
III" harran,s bos"an rrrra, aud
limit three tor1 viii !,'h II The
i"wn 81 SAL A the house. >" The
land II tP
and the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
DELINQUENT TAXES, 1891.
frecihct I II-rnallliO.


Bara. Remedies
ANIu ,nras land. bounded north
hN the christian BrothrrI. -,nith
ht u. ". Harrison. east hN public
rad. west by 4. ". Harrison. 4
hun~r ~ dive rHIIiiS, aha grape
vines aud ~ trees. Land Ia pre-.
rinct NJ. I, J,xau ,araS, hnlnd.
al north by Manuel ,innzal,.4,
~'Iltl hN IS'- t,rirgO- acHluia,
east 10y the odd public rnad. wr-t
by J"-iSltn y Nrgra Aras; taxes
$40, interest 2.Ii. r,,-ts liz
Estrada. Eplnacio
"a square \araS NJ land. hOInd,qi
north hy land II b'niro prTra,
~',lth 10y hand ~ Sandiu Indians,
east b, land ~ Sandia Indians,
Neat the same; al-o one hUuS.
with 3 TTiii+ AMI corral; l.bi,
Interest In. cu-tr i.N5 .....
Gutierrez. Francisco
On" pirc. II land. bounded north
hy Juan iiutirrraz. south by n. I.
Schust"r. east by the railroad.
west by Juan Gutierrrz, ~ yards
mere nr l's1s. Another pirc. "
land commonly callsi III hs.l,lr,
bounded north by j,e-.fa Gall.
go-, ~'nih by land Of Juan san.
chez, east 10y the estate " J.ron.
lIlio Muutuya. west hy Nj Rio
Ni"Jo; III. interest 2.Oi. c,=tI
ln, .......
GutlrTrrZ, Juan JuI.
I'm" h"ll-" In Rrrnalillo cnli,Isr.s
II 3 TpnS. bounded on the North
hH J'ss' Anto. l.ujan. +Iuth hy
land formerly nwuai by Vicente
M"nl"la. west by thu national
rad. east 10y Juan J,,.p Gutter.
f"Z, Another piece " land ~
warns wide. bpuIidad on the north
lN Brigida Monto,a. S4Mith nv
Ahran Mont"ya, east by the trail
ni uutirrrrZ. Another piece NJ
land I2NH5 Naras, fruit trees aud
gray" vines; 2.5S. interest ia.
r,~tS i.lO ................
Krrchnrr, NrItora l.. de-
Onr piece ~ land, bounded on the
north by Juan e. silva. sputh by
Jesus Ma. Castillo. east b, the
hills, west 10y the river, alAiut "a
acres. Another piece " land az
NiI2 feet. hIIniad north hy J l..
frfra, sonth by and hills, rast
by land II X. Sirto. west by the
Rio Grande. Another piece "
land SixiW feet. bounded north
10y ID. LuJan, sDuth by \. Chavez.