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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-09
Dated, Bedding, July 9Th, 1895.

There is something so pleasing in the
sound of the word free" that it capti-
Yates the imagination, sets reason
aside, and de6es good common sense.
If the people will but notice the word
free" is used by the many as catch
word, giving it an entirely different
meaning than Webster does, they will
soon discover it is done only for a pur-
pose, and sinister one at that. To be
honest there is no such thing as "free"
silver. If every mint in the United
States should coin silver night and day
for years it would be no Greer" than
it is today. There would be a greater
quantity of silver dollars coined, but
such coins would not get into the pock
cts of the people until the people ex-
change the products OF their labor or
their labor for them. Every coin
would represent so many hours of
work, and unless that work was per-
formed these coins would remain in
the mint. There is no more free"
silver in the world than there is "free"
gold or free" treasury notes. The
word free" is an offensive epithet
when rightly understood. 1t means If
law was enacted that the owners of
silver bullion could have their bullion,
worth 50 cents oa the dollar, coined
free" by the minis OF the United
States and when coined guaranteed by
the United States to be worth 100
cents, every dollar so coined "free''
would enrich the bullion owner AZ
cents and that AZ cents the govern
ment, which is the people, would be
holden TO pay TO keep it at parity with
gold. The people would have to make
up the difference to the bullion owner
between the commercial value Of the
bullion and the legal value Of dollar.
In plain words while the silver bullion
owner was making AZ cents on every
silver dollar coined, the people would
be losing AZ cents on every silver dol
lar coined, The word free" may have
an enticing sound but it is the siren
voice OF satan. Beware of the word
Coldwater Courier.
~
Greenville Independent: DIR. G. F.
Morgan had a walk-away for the Re-
publican nomination for state senator
and the nomination is equivalent to an
election. But he has come To the con-
clusiOn that he can not afford the loss
consequent to his practice in being
absent from his business at the legisla-
tive halls, and hence declines the honor
which so many OF his friends have en-
deavored to press upon him. One case
where the Office sought the man and
he declined to accept.
~
After the ball is over il will be in
teresting to read what the sound money
delegates to the Chicago convention
are now saying about it. II will be
interesting to reproduce their speeches
and asseverations and pertinent re-
marks concerning the 10 to 4 doctrine
and its effect upon the Democratic
party.
IL is anybody's race as yet at Chi
cago. BANDS chances seem TO be the
best just now but there is no telling
what few hours may bring forth.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-09

One swallow does not make spring
but one swallow OF One Minute Cough
Cure brings relief. w. l. Benedict
a. Co.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-09

The makers OF DR.. Wheeler's Nerve
Vitalizer offer all nervous sufferers
advice and consultion OF the Doctor,
free of charge. Inclose stamp to the
J. w. Brant Co.. Albion, Mich. or AZ
Dey ST., New York. Ask w. |. Ben
edict, Druggist.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-01-30

Alleo's. "Why tn - don't some public
spiruted gent kill her up lott tia be
deed O. mercy to long sun rim c'm-
unity, it would. |" And he scowled dis.
gustedly at q tall, handsome flashily
dressed female who was Just then pick
ing her way daintily across the street
toward the OK restaurant. "That there
woman has split moro good fellers,
rooned more lives an broke up mere
families thin any other dern she critter
in this yere part o. tn country, she has,
an she ought e. git tn run, that's what.
An they hahn no let up to 'er, none at
all. Ye'd think, sence that time she got
Wylie Kimball skelped an most lost 'er
own wavin tresses, she'd brace up few,
she was that bad scairt, butt
"Who was this fellow, Uncle Hankf"
some one asked.
Hank told the story.
$50 she didn't brace up, after all?"
remarked one auditor musingly, when
the veteran COW puncher had concluded.
The old man turned on his questioner
with jerk. "Didn't I jes' say" he
snorted, "th't she's wuss'n ever ?'--
Lester Ketchum in San Francisco Ar
gOnaut,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-01-30
A Conllding Customer.

Some little time ago an elderly man
called at the shop Of Mr.. Muirhead, a
jeweler in Glasgow, and said that he
had come for his watch. which had been
left to be repaired. As Mr.. Muirhead
had no remembrance at the moment Of
having done business with the man, he
asked when he had left the article.
"Oh" said the other, II didna leave
it in this shop, for ye were over by in
Nelson street when ye got it, -
THAT must have been long time
ago." said Mr.. Muirhead, "for we left
Nelson street in 1878"
"But left it wi ye, for "a that, " said
the man.
He was asked for the name and num-
Der of the watch, which he described,
and ON opening the repository it was
found safe and sound.
Exactly 20 years had passed away
since the man handed the watch in for
repair, yet he called for it at the end of
that time as if he had only left it the
preceding week. Pearson's Weekly.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-01-30
AN ARTIST INDEED.

ITO Nine. Selma Kronold- Koert.1
Daughter of Poland, and Of that old race
Whose lips first whispered Of the one high
God,
Proud e'en to bow beneath his chastening
rod
e on their priestly robes they might but trace
His holy name, thou hast the subtle grace
That will not spring forth from the west e
cold sod,
Thine artist spirit flies where others plod,
Where others grope thy glance doth all en-.
brace
Carmen has shared hearts mid Spain's south
ern hills;
Media coquettes with gay. papilio wings;
Elisabeth q sanity flame distills;
Love, scorn and pity La Gioconda sings;
The while Manon with passionate sadness
thrills,
And Rachel's voice with Hebrew faith out.
rings.
William Struthers in Home Journal.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-01-30
Equality In Marriages.

In a recent discussion Of the small
number of college bred women who get
married young man Of the day is cred
tied with this confession IT never ex-
pected to marry the sort Of girl I did.
You know I always believed in intellec-
tual equality and all that, and had good
friendships with the college girls. But,
you see. you girls hadn't any illusions
about u.s. After you had seen us hang
ing at the board on problems you could
work, and had taken the same degrees
yourselves, you couldn't imagine us
wonders just because we had gone
through college, and when I met dear
girl that thought knew everything
why, it just keeled me right over; it
was feeling ! had no idea Of
In response to this confession a college
woman says: ~ will betray something
to you. Lots Of us are just as unre-
formed as you; we want just as much
to look up to our husbands as You want
to be looked up to-; only, of course, the
more we know the harder it is to find
somebody to meet the want. Probably
the equal marriage is really the ideal
one, and everybody will come to prefer
it some day. But, personally, like
men to be superior to me; only I'll tell
you what I don't like in them-the
wish to keep ahead Of us by holding us
back, like spoiled children that want to
be given the game, and then admired
for the skill. If men would encourage
us to do our very best, and then do still
better themselves, it ought to be good
for'civilization. .''-Philadelphia Times
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-01-30
How Calhoun Was Outwitted.

Ex-senator George Wallace Jones Of
Iowa tells a story of how when Iowa
was admitted as territory he used ev-
cry effort to get John @. Calhoun not to
fight it, without avail. Finally he in.
duced his daughter to come to the senate
before the Iowa bill was brought up.
Arrived there, she was, on given sig
nal to the senate gallery from him, to
invite her father into the congressional
library and keep him there until the
bill had passed the senate. She did 80 to
the letter, and thus 1t was that Iowa be.
tame o territory and afterward state.
Raleigh News and Observer.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-01-30
Troubles of . Man w,th.a . Draft.

One Of the most detected looking men
/ ever saw was at the Ebbitt House one
night. For five days he had been with
out means to buy cigar or even got
shaved. I had slight acquaintance
with him, and he told me the story Of
his troubles. He said:
II came here to visit the city, expect
ing to go to New York on business, but
l cannot get away. had good deal of
money, and took the precaution to put
$1,000 in the form Of q New York draft,
leaving myself what l thought would be
enough. have the draft, but am out of
cash, and for five days I have watched
the papers hoping to see that some one
! know is in the city, but in vain. I
cannot even send letter to tell how I
am situated and get money. No one
will cash the draft, or even loan me
enough money on it to get me to New
York, where could send back and get
it, for the reason cannot be identified.
I have very little baggage, and am
afraid to ask the hotel clerks for fear
they will be suspicious of me and make
me leave without any place to go. The
banks won't touch it, and I haven a
friend. generally smoke constantly,
but 1 cannot get cigar. My beard is
five days. old, my linen is all at the
laundry. and I can't get it because it is
impossible to raise half dollar. / have
no business here, and just walk the
streets or visit the hotels. hoping that I
may find friend"
I happened to go fishing once with.a
bank cashier, who fortunately remem-
bered me, and as my acquaintance put
fat roll of bills in his pocket he
grasped me by both hands, thanked me
with voice full Of emotion and started
for the nearest barber's shop.-Wash-
ington Star.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-01-30
Speech and Intellect,

A man who has, by disease or iniurv
lost the faculty Of talking is generals
also unable to write, and it is only in
exceptional cases that one Of these fupc.
tions persists while the other ia in abev.
ance.
Cases Of this latter kind show, how
ever. that there are really two separate
centers for the two faculties which arsl
lying very close together, and therefors|
generally suffer at the same time. n
the disease affecting them be still mo,s
extensive. the faculty Of intellipen7
pantomime or gesticulation is likewiss]
abolished.
Persons who have entirely lost the,
language may still be able to play cha,
backgammon and whist, and they bav
been observed to cheat at cards wit,
some ingenuity. They may also be sbar,
in business matters-facts tending !,
show that speech and intellect do NO,
run in identical grooves. -London Tsls
graph.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-01-30

Paddy had pig which he regularly
crammed one day and starved the next.
When asked why he did so, he re-
piled: "Och. sure. and isn't it that
like to have my bacon with strake of
fat and q strake of lane aqually. one
after t'Other r?'-London Answers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

ty { psIllla, weet by La La.
ders 4, interest 4 81 cosis
~ 1.
Turirh w. Cle,o
3oilOu yards, bounded north by
arrJuiA mAire, south by Vicente
f"iil.s 'ss' by Anto. J,e. san.
chez vet 10y residence JuitU
yArde, unded nurth hy Jo~-
Turlr,S, auth by Antopio. east
~ Mahus, psdills. w-st Nv J,~-
Tufists juil5O ysr,is. bounded
n"r'l - Juan sanch-s y per-s,
south - Juse Turieta, rss, by
sshd ~. ?, ~est by Lsirra "a,
interest I, costs l O5 ...... a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
+chemedss. south by Batlst,

Archemedes. south by BAriArs,
cas-, by N PrreA. wes, by n
BAca, two r'um house | u, NJ.
i-rret ~, enrtr | ~
Tenor Jrrus
lix2U yarss, bounded north l.,
France I,uuriu, euuth aud rsrt
10y Dolores MArtlur2, wet by X q.
NrAndr, twu.rurm Luuae 80.
interest ~, costs ~
Trnbfin, Dunicianu
lhiim varAs ~ Cutral-r, buuud.i
north hy C-cilio sAuduyAl. rruth
ny France Mon,oyA. rar, ny r.
Gfsudr, wet hy Ac-luis nslr-,
100 giAr- yiurs, | ~, iut,t-rt
~ c,ets | % ........
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
PrerIacI -CsrrAIr-

ArSgun, Jnsr Gonzales Cab
~ vArAs land 25IlOO vArHS lAnd
tr"om house, +Oo grape vince
as, interest : o., casts n3
Chavez, Juan 4
Piece II land % yAris wide. hOl
grape viRcsi piece II land 80
yArir vida, house aud corral !
81 80. interest - ~, costs
urlrg0. Santiago
HDuse aud lot, bounded north hy
Juan Garcia, south by J No. NJ,
Garcia, east by Conrad Gon1alrr,
vest by Cisto CAiresi 3n grSpr
NinesI 3OIlOO vArApi II, inter.
est 81. coats ! O3 .......
rer-A, Manuel
A piece ~ land IL vArAs wih",
bounded north by Archlm-i~-,
south by Barbara, east by DAVID
psr-a, wrst by Is RacA house. I;
/ ~, interest ~, custs %
PereA David
ilIiS vArAs, bounded north by
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

,.ri -, NtSEau
u.ui huni"i north Ly mesa.
r.r'nnu.I We, IS ruh,tc domain.
east - An'u t"riuyA. house.
@ '-. iu'"r"-, . -. costs ~
,'r.rt., J"rr q
.ui n.ml"J "n al ridr- ly
government .art HOUSE,, 9Di
,etNr, lwuirt uurth hy VI.
." Mira, ..Ith IS J--ur ChAvrl,
",-' > m"rS, wee, 10y sand HILLS.
5 r"u huur", ~ ,utrrrst IS,
,.r',l = .........
NlAri.u, ~,,"rr
.'.i bounded "u north by FrIL
~.u..,a,. r.u'h 10y jose tilrulr.
"--' rs uN.N iumAiu, wrrt rs
o." il rurrr,, Il, interest
.. ,ur'r 90
Murlar., J.-pr
D,l.i l.uui"i uu uurih is john
Vi o., r.ulh - MAriAuu tiulIa-
as, "A-, sui Srr' rs ruhhr de-
ua,u, roam huur-. ; -. inter.
"r' -. cnrt- ~ ..... .....
M'n'au., j p" ) Maria
= ''um n'ur", 81, interest 80.
,ur'r 90 ........
Nai.'...nt, up, boo" X
l"h 300 yAtar. l"uui-d north hy
I-'tuIr,Ni. I,sVrl. r"uth hy
MAri>un un' alec, -Art hy Rae
I'"ru., vet rs ar-IuA, i,runn
Hi..r" G.u-", -, interest ! IS,
..-'r 600
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

aui rom day To day until rsil sale ii
completed, AT the iron, duor u the Coui,
Houre u sAii county, Ia the tnsuo A..
buerlus and territory u New M.lico,
expose Al public suction h. the hIyhr-,
mi Ter fnr ash all the tigh', title AMI IN
t,f,rl I tue prfrnu named II aud tn tn.
fo.|.Nlug d"scrll"i Property. b-rp, m
a., r.Iuty Of Brtnslilio, for IL. taxes, iu.
= the teri tory, county AuI erhupl fundr
49, ~ other llrrpurrr, iui the year above
mrn'I.u'l, AuI amounts urvusitr r,ri
I.rc" % parcel e PROPERTY herein mrr
t.u"i SnI 'h" r"rtr Il advertising the
ra.s u" rnui property ,- ,irr. ted ~
~. tu.Wt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

Land, ! Is, intrt"s, 81, cost.
TO-.
''at'iA, S"iru sayedra
l"h'l ysfis, bounded IN north
- a''UiS mAdrr. south by An.
l''a" Prt"a "Ss' by the public
tr-' S"s' ~ AuAsiArio knAls,
r.'m hu.,rr ] &C.. in,rrrs, W,
u,~'r -
'tar.ls l-,h,p
a. yarir, buuu.-i uu north Ly
I"'h.p tAnielsrA. .uth ~ Ia
hNr." ''4.riA, east by the public
t"Hi. WrHl - tisvto lAcA Us,
Ir''r"s' 'i, eta uJ.........
''srcIs Anti Martin
II .,r" Aui It In buranesi 80,
.t'-t"s' -! ~. russ lt......,
li.n ,et-"i.. hutrif l.
a! ysris ~ SAT- lgnAcio,
Hn.i"l ultth by IL. .lu-reu San.
chez, "sr' - Tue puhue road,
'u Nl A VI ChAv.I, wet ~
h e, u'rr.' -. q. etc
u. ST.. ,,Il,,n
. o, %. ok ~, rAr,sI
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: ...'.' "ia I
.'.. '-u'.N-r' ! 4 section
..'...I u.rih range {
.''f"r' 80. ,urn
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
Prrclnri 8-I.oa f'AdIIIAs

AhrytA jose I.
Land and house "a, lutrrrst
2 81, coptp - IA
BsrhuA, Roman
luuI2O yards land, r.Hmdrl
north hy {. PAhillA. south rs
came, east hy HcrIun. wet hy
Ia lAdrrA. Nv room house, H.,
interest 'G. crrt, ! u3
Cs-,urrnH, Msuurl
.@hio yRi.in land, t. 0Wudri north
hy Montana. r"uih hy 1 !iAr
huA, rAet 10y = sanchez, ~"rt hS
g Mnntoyn, 5ohgru yArir,bruni.
81 north hy j sanchez. south is
public kud, 9hilllu ySri, inud.
bounded north 10y :, psdilh
south hy { PAdlla. east
hy Il Mont"yR, Wrrt hy sAudiAr,
J'IIbyA If, bounded north hy j
CHAVEZ, south 10y j, y Guttl-r.
rrI, rnrt 10y Antoine . Mprnyu,
wee, 10y j y Tu,i-rr"S / 30, IA.
,"r"st 20, 'u1,r | ~
ChAvcr, FELIPE
Land bounded north ~ tAnd
hills, raSt ly the Rio Grnndr,
hslAnr" II baud bounded by Los
PNiillAs ~ ~, iu'"','-, lG2 -,
costa 49, ...... ..... 45l
ChHyrs, Slrru'r J Pa,I.,A
L-nd ~ prrcrrr, .. bonded
north ~ frr,lusid silva, auu'h
ny y Ar.tscA, eat - public
road. wet ly FrrIlusui SILVA,
land huurd ~l month hy +. Ia
lIlln. south IVY n .ptrNA raI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
rrrrInr, ~ Las i'iArita..

~ u''. i,", Juau J'rr
,-, NsrAr lAui. bnuni--i
MOUTH - GutrrrrI. south 10y
Hri.lA. "N-t hy Andrrr ArmJr.
Nrrl - trAu,u l'-rrA 2OiaO
,ar,r. h.pui' ri North by Andres
uIIu.", rl"'n - Arr'yAd- Tier.
~ h.Aru', "A-t - France SAl.s.
Hr-' ~ IuAn MuutAun, iDl9DJ
N,IH-, huui"I south bJ Juan
I VI Hr'"ya, EAST hy t,urruclu san.
.lusH., west - France SslAs 49,.
,u'rtrrt ! ~, rurlr | l.
IhrHh, 'Ai,rtAuu
I'ri.l yNrlS lAuI bounded
t.r'n - Juan silva, south hy >.
l..l't, -Art - Krfglu lie Lara,
wet ~ Marian r,nu, lOI,lOU
ytr.a, buuI".i rAr hy FIuruu.
,. NauiuyAl, west hy Franco
''n Nrr, nourr, : | =, iutrpst
] Be-, ~.rl- 10 ......
h.rnr.,I., JuAu
.AI." 'ArAs lAni. buunirI
ru'a > JpAu MuutoyA, south
. \ Aimyu, EAST ~ public
/ .s.', wet IS Ae-uuA. j.rum
/ hr.", I a., interest ~, costa
! tipru.~, j ,sr Mara
.nNI'. yArlr, bounded north hy
i." NntuuAI rnAi. auth hy h-
.ar'r p'rns, East by publlc raj.
N'ri Tr"yA, HIb yArip.
u.."ti'n! rur'h rs public rn.d.
r.u'u hl \ N'm"rA, rAfi ~ ar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
Precinct - los ,.rIeEo-

tEui'lNflA, lsuHriu
5Inl yAraH lAui, ruuiu huti-~
! !,Iu'rIrr, ~ costs ~
Nsnd",atia, MAhurl
lpoil'n vHrNr lAud = 90. lutrfrrt
! l.. cu-'r uI
klh-l. sue
3hiip vArsr. If"cIr,i I, l7hNiu
VNra- bounded north - Franc"
r'uin - Romero. ~rrt hy
Iuhhr road, IL lI. r'"rr-, 10.
| tr~ir 81 1
iArrIh. Jurr I.ruLIrIu
iuI'uo Nari-, huuui'I north Us
l. u'ri"s", south hy j G. ArmJo.
EAST hy A'",IuA lie tirl-g%, west
/! P-rf.ct" Luc-ru.5 .r"um h"ur-
!4l, interest -, c"rtr ~
Grlrg", MniIc"
iiI1 yarAr, bounded nuith hy
Juan Armenia. south hy Audrrs
u.rciS, ~"rt ~ Pablo irIrg".
"Hrt T.! Ch~- I-grr; lSlluu
vSrAr, bounded north 10y ii
ur'go, south 10y pRhln Grlrgr,
S"r, rAm", rApi II Cuutrrrap,
ipIAn yArHr, L. hui, irrrr. -
| 'H'Ns i'H'lll ll''hrF . -
interest -. en-A IL ...
tiutrfr-l. EiIriu
SuIlJ0 vArR-; .,ph2uu vHr.-.
! g.. interest -. ,,r,s IL.
Nusury, pflmllrrl"
NNdtu vArAr land lruuird north
BY Maj klrlcL, ruuih rs Me-
IulNirr Chavez, -srth 10y Srrlu3A
Il" .aI T"mAr-r, wet hy V l.u
r"rn, hour-, H., lui-rprt -,
curiH ~ .......
| HuO"TiE, { O'COuur
the sore hand, bounded south Is
lie br"s"H road, east hy u'ru
h. L"SIH, north hy Pablo trr".
81, -, interest nd, turlr 49,
SAmorA. J"-- NalruciA
l.uIH0n ysIRr lAnI. huuui-d
North hy A Romero. south hy
Jesus Ori~Ru, vest hy SufrA Al.
rIAnd-r. -Art vs. the hills, 3u
300 VArAS, bounded north hy
l~suIp Gri-go. east by sAud
hiil-, south and wrrt by NJ r.
metro, 5ul3pu vArAE, bounded
north rs liilArlu Lpo-In, -sst by
the nile, south rs Juan { Ar
my, S-s, by HofrA Alexander.
..r"ni house, ~ lrur' tr~sH aud
lIu grape vines, 4 -, interest
II, C"sis ~ .... ...
sAnd"yAl. hntuGIu ''uAiEiup-
$4,000 vATas lAud, hound,si north
by Julian & ZGmurA, south by
Carlos Is. vest 10y riv-r,
-Srt by kn-Allr Gri"g", one huIs-
T..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
PRECINCT y Aiameda

AlsdRrA, .!ctur
3.IluO varas, houu let north hy
PsfA-l Curl va, south 10y Juan
hpuiarA, EAST vs. rAi CurdDvA.
wet w lhumAs 'iuLyAl-r, loo
gtAI" vines one .fuum huar-
!li9ln vArsr, bounded north by
IumAr GuuLairr, south 10y SrIr.
hu BAcA, rArt ~ Juan AlsiarA
wet hy RI t'rNnlr, 70. inter
81 80, CuHir | =
AtiAr, Jup-
ill'n1 yNtAr It land ~ AISrre Ia, ,
- graz yu'., ~ roam d. usr ,
~. iu'"trst -. rurt Dol,
Ar g"u, Juau
i1hiuu feet ., land aud huut,
-. int"rrt -. rurus ~
Cha,'H k.u.a Iu ) thsv,t
-.r~uN NurHr Il sud. B r.,m
hu -', / -. interest IS, rart-
CHAVEZ, d. \ ,ni,gA
Land 500 sAtnp Sd,, boarded
north 10y t'I.lNiuIr ,,u',frrr.
suih IS ''rrt 90 Muht,yA, .nri
- thAs " L"Str. west IS T.
'.ii'rf's J.. ~ lntofrri J..
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u'iI'gur, JuHu VI
our piece II IAuI 90 tAu.u lie .,-
lIH'ii -, i"u :. 900 luur' ]" -,
,u'"i"r' o. mt, .ur'r 81
'inIrA FNt.pruAul
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l"Iih'' - nih - =. A Isi.yN,
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N"'H~ ~ '"hl 81 A.hiuriA, i""ui'
ava - . 4 LAT -, i"tln
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o.. p We y A''I'',A' - NntA-
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l' 10 ) hHiA'i N'rl'NA, f"n'h
~ ~" nee AI"lh'A' "Nht hS IL"
h''n'h''-, s'-' ~ S''lUA, 500
gay lINu'r AMI Hd"lr h.h-e
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-" 'h ny ron" fN', r""'h -
Il '"'H'N"' rar' - 'h" mount
sue ""T' y Ht'"IntA tnHbr",
49, 'n'ri"-'' a. c"r'r -
ar ia I'AhA
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N'h"'' zen nun lir"r' ~ foam
h""r" ! 81, ih'"i"r' 80 '"r's
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'"i' yea h"i'h ~ Ia" rI''t,
r"'h ~ Iuh'I' i.ni, "Nr' -
dor" h"u'Hh'' vest rHu", SIS,
interest ~ c'rir ] 90
'Ni'N I'nar
->il'> N"rHt - Ih'rr'ri "',
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'i fNl"r' Joe" lgnAcIn
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J"ilAn IiuJt.i". south aud "art
- h""r-r l.ur"r", wet hl joe"
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c"rir ~. .....
I'ur"r", MAr'"i"uiu M"n'"yH lie
uhhu NNiAr land, u a." inl"rrrt
4 49,, costs ! 81. ..........
.lrrrn J"rur
'ui!" NArsr, r.'r' huur" a.,
interest -. rne'r ! -
'nc"Fn, joe"
Lana ~ Alameda, 81 Narnr from
north to south AMI rirniinH
r"m the kn' 'rAnd- I" th" lndI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

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Enri".AIn, hur"I.,
lnIl 'J Nnrn-, buE.ni,I u.rih
nni west by CHINA rran'. -.Iin
hy Jurr VI Muuruyr. rnrr T., :
Logan, = 'uI"r"r' a-,r"r,r ,.i
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improvements "n .. 20 -,', -.
Il. e. tan o., I'M ruS"ru"uir ,u
"a u", -, Is, II N.i'.l 80,
in,-rrrt I 1>, r"r'r 10
u'niIrr"-, MHuu"i
li1IJuU NHIA-, huiui,'i north rs
81 MnutuyR, ruuth hy Nr-,,r
Iorr"-, vast Ani wet - ,m,u
grant, t~ur,-.u huur,., ..r. :,
'"rrri H., ,rr'u u'
Garcia, Sri-rInu
.lin NArAr, h,uni"I north IS
I Iuirrr. r.uth IS Manuel Ia
la, "ar' IS lIrmrtr InIrn,wrr'
hI CMlIiI grant, ~ yAr.irr,i ante,
lw" rerm house, ~, ut"u'rr
-. costs I L.
''uIulr. Marcos
"a j." yHrir lNuI Iuu,u,t 81.
hruu ird urIth. "N.t aui W"tl ny
III" grant, s"utn IS hINNul.
Chavez, I 49,, interest -, .,r'r
ui
| Hu't"Ir-I, Jrrus
.pIL9u NAtA-. h.uudri r.frn
aud w"rt ly thI.I grant. ~uuih
hy juan t'rI-s", -Art ~ J"rsr
TAt-'l, fpur ru"n h.u -r, ! -,
Iuirrrr, -, c,-H 4
JArAmil.u, rrdru
Land ~ Cairo. bounded NORTH
~ Felipe NnIAf.r, I. nth hy l.
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L"yArIu. J,r" H.
loo yAr.r r,uHrr land ~ u1u
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hy tmiu rrnri, iriuu yarir,
rHu- h"uu iAri"r IS, u'"r"-t
Il, c"r,- .,
LuNR,o, juan
,n,i,r yAri- lAuI, mwuri,l
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h"-", I 80, ~ i'r' . -, ...''r
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Ihuh ErHr', i.ur ml0rr Nr-l
Il thIh, , -, ul'rr-' $50,
c,+,r 90
II anipyS, JuAD 6.
1hrrr. i"m huisr and mIr.yr.
urutr uu government ,nuI, q. ~.
uuNr"si ! -, r"rts -
I'AII., lsriprA
- - yArA- ia Chain, huuu.lrI
north Ly Barbara Vi IA, south rs
i,rua. -Art - ATruyA, ~,
- J 49, Vi Pace Aui \ Arm-nu,
tw".r~pIn h"u-r AMI ,t, -.
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SANCHEZ, lI.Llrl 4.
InJu vArAs, ~ t'-'H h"urr,
% a., interest 3 H., este =.
IAIuA, DrnrirI"
IuoIli' yArir iAud. Luuui~l
rur,H IS ~-irrinu Garcia, coat.
Nu, east rs CHihlI. w-st hy lea
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