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OPINIONS OF THE pRess.

EIThe popocrats are now the popO-
cracks. They could not split the ma
ton and arc now merrily engaged in
splitting thcmselves.--Troy Times.
rrAmerican woriomen having pro
tected Themselves against DECEASED
currency. now demand that they be pro.
tectcd against the injurious effects Of
debascd foreign labor. Philadelphia
Press.
- America now proceeds 20 open her
mills and prepare for business rush
without waiting for the aid or consent
OF any other nation She has no time
for any further nonsense y. Mail
and Express.
EyTbc money that has been boarded
on account Of the silver scare will now
begin 70 seeck Investment md 10 pro
vide employment for idle labor az good
wages payable IN good dollars.-st.
Louis Globe Democrat
GyThe goldbugs are at their nefarious
work again The bnnks IN Baltimore
are trying 70 shove gold on their de-
positora who draw ont money. but ths
1epositors refuse IL and demand paper
Everybody knows that 81 Bryan haf
been elected no such rnifere nonlf
have ~ plaoas-N. y. Tribune.
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ANNIVERSARY
Ex~rcises OF Vermont society sons OF the
ksvoaation-bcu. Chsancvy NJ. pepew,
at New York. Delivered the Ornttop.

Ek~rc~es OF vermont Soeiety sons OF the
ksvoiation-Bcu. Chsanc~y NJ pepew,
at New York. Delivered the Grafton.
MoNrrELiER. VI, Nov, aA-Tbe an.
niversary EXERCISES OF the Vermont So
ciety Sons OF the Revolution. were
held in armory hall Monday afternoon,
tue coief feature beng an grafton by
Channccy NJ nepcw At the armory
fully S.Oo0 people assembled. including
delegations from burlington, Rutlan,
Sy Albaus and other places
The hall was Divided into sections
and the guests were seated by n detail
of 20 members of the Vermont Nation
nj Guard. acting as ushcrs. The cxcr-
cises opened with prayer. Ex-Gov.
Dillingtonham then, after "a felicitous
address, introduced Mr.. Depew. In
the course of his address Mr.. Dcpcw
said:
In no state OF our sisterhood OF com
nionwealths can celebration which
recalls the glorious memories of the
revolutionary period be more appropri-
ately held than in Vermont Nowhere
is a society OF the Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution more at home. Yer
mont Is as unique and original I'm her
Her life began IN rebellion against
arbitrary authority and resistance To
royal Orders and colonial courts, in de-
Tense of tho rights OF her people. The
early settlers of Vermont furnished
the example and set the pace for tho
people of the colonies in resistance to
tyranny.
Mr.. Depcw devoted tho major por-
tion of his remarks To sketch of tho
colonial history of the Green Mountain
state. its part in the revolutionary war
with the many glorious incidents like
Bennington, Ticonderoga and Crown
Point, until, In 1891. Vermont added
another star TO the dag of the Union.
Then, after an eloquent extolment
of the principles of our government
and the duties Of patriotic societies to
educate the people, he said
The shifting standard of value Is not
American. A paternal government is
not American. Any effort to array
the people into classes when employers
aud employees are constantly changing
places is not American An assault
upon the independence OF the judiciary
is not American. American liberty Is
the liberty of law and order.
He concludcd:
Gentlemen, let us. learn and teach
the principles upon which our govern.
ment has grown to its great and be.
nefcent proportions; let us enforce the
lesson that American liberty is the
preservation OF American opportunity
for every man to rise above the con.
dition in which he was born and &c
receive the full honor from his fellow
citizens, and in protection from his
country of results which have come 20
him by his talents, his industry, his
wisdom, his providence, his thrift and
his good citizenship.
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lne MESSAGE OF ms PgoP. 8


Hits We. Rrysn, DID you hear nr How =,
rolled from sea to sea,
Dtd YOU hear the thunderous answer Of .
people great and freey
ptd you hear the word they've -pokco-
nave you felt that shoulder-hicw-
TO your vie repudiation. have You hear.
their mighty NO.
HITS ye. Tiilnnan, Have you noticed how
people of this land
Have arisen in their honor 20 s,r,k. 49,,
your pirate hand
nave You seen their banner there Is blax-
oned, fair tn see
Their renewal Of allegiance unto Truth AND
Purityg
Hits ye. Altgeid, Can YOU read AZ, Car
you read The message through
MS message that the people In thei-
might intend for you
itow theyn tolerate no anarchy IN this
iand that they have won;
how they'll strangle every effort quite As
soon as tits besunl
have you heard u. % misguided? II YOU
nave not, II were well
That you learned from those who,xe ,,ons
50 what the people have to tell:
we've a country, and We've made IL. and
were going To keep II Clean
Nhu Wen throttle any serpent who would
make IL base and meant
-John iNcndric Bangs. la Harper's Week
~.
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GEN. RuGER
suegests Plans for tho Extension Of Field
Practice by tho Three Arms of the MiII-

Suggests fiRns FOR tho Extension Of Field
Practic" by tho Three Arms of the Mill
tary service.
New YORK, Nov. "A Herald
Washington special says: Gen. Ruger,
commanding the department OF the
east. has suggested plans for the ex-
tension of field practice OF the three
arms of the military service. He adj.
vocates the acquiring of suitable
ground of little value for agricultural
or other use, convenient To the tations
of artillery companies in the depart
mcnt OF the east and throughout the
country, where frequent practice may
be had
Appropriation will be asked for the
purpose of transportation and the
other necessary expenses of assem-
bling of large bodies of troops for ex-
ercises similar to actual operations in
war. These assemblages are TO take
place frequently. and IL is intended
To join with them the organized
forces of the different states for in
struction. The proper arming and
drilling of militia is one of the chief
components of the plans proposed for
the extension of the military strength
of the country.
The passage OF the pending bill for
the increase of the artillery force of
the regular 8rmyis to be strongly rec.
commended by the secretary of war in
his forthcoming annual report, and IL
will be strenuously urged in the next
congress-. along with other pending
Legislation looking TO the increase of
the army in efficiency. The army is
unquestionably in better condition in
every respect than ever before in it's
history. The officers are better
equipped for their duties, both theo-
retically and practically, and the men
are OF a better class morally and phys
ically, and are better housed, armed,
instructed and drilled
IL IL unlikely that the United States
will establish n military post in Alaska
for the present. Gen. f.. - Otis. cons
manding the department OF the Colum.
bia, in his annual report 20 the general
commanding the army says that under
existing conditions no beneficial re-
suits could bc expected from the serv-
ice OF troOps-in the interior. as tho civil
authOrities.do not need their aid In the
southern and more populous sections.
their presence iu the territory Is not
rpuuircd
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LEnAEON. Pa, Nov. - John r.
Hotter, cashier OF the First national
bank OF Lebanon. is under official sur
veillauc3 at his home. 10 is alleged
that he Is short Ia his accounts over
sl09O 900 The shortage was discovered
BY bank Examiner Winchester. Hot.
fer, when confronted with the charge.
10 Is said, said he had spccniated and
Ir.at
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s'- .,.. K .,' oat 20 the Foar'h Rouod.

NEW XoEE. Nov. 24.-Iu the sO-round
'gO' al the Park Athletic osuo Mon.
day night between Frank savin. Of
Australia. and Bob Armstrong. col.
ored. Of Chicago. S'hvin quia after Two
minutes and 90 seconds ~ the fourth
round
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PREsroSsnURe. KY. Nov e. Thoa
Mo0ro. chsrged With tho mnrder ~
Bud Reynolds. thc Fiovd.county dis
iiiier. IS held without bou
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WAsusarOS Nov 2f.-Cou1mander
Thomas Nelson is ordered detached
from the navy yard. Portsmouth ~.
H.. Decem Dor q nd 10 go upon the re-.
tired list the following day.
Ensign g. C. Davidson is ordered
from the CastiDe 10 the Gushing. re-
iieving Ensign X. VI. Jackson. who is
detailed for duty at New Yori, in con.
ncction with the Puritan
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yMcKinley's majority in the eleatoi-
oil college IS larger than any presidential
nominee has had since 1872. except
Cleveland in 1892. but this majority is
FAR less impressive han the 100000
popular plurality. which is immeasura-
bly, the longest lead ever given TO q pres
idential candidate ia any contested cleo
ton. Moreover. the Mckinley states
represent double the population OF the
Bryan states and three times the wealth
Necessarily, though, the Bryan states
have an immensely greater proportion
OF the illiterate persons. Tor otherwise
they would not have been Bryar states.
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
EyMr. bryan has begun hts campaign
for 1000. but four years ia q long time
for tho people 70 rcmembeP speeches
Mr. Bryan made a great campaign ia
Chicago Only q week before TIE election
ana Chsirman Jones says tbst it was ln
the latt three days that the campaign
uas ios4 Ctioaeo Inter 0cran
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 24.-Charlcs Burns,
Of CINCINNATI knocked out Frank
WonRo, Of Norfolk. in the third round
AZ the Empire Athletic club Monday
night james McCabc. Of Richmond.
got the decision over Joe Butler, Of
Philadelphia. in n six-round 20.
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THE astronomers have been figttring
on the amount Of heat and light that
our sun is constantly emitting 10 is
shown by this wonderful table Of
figures that our earth constantly re.
ceives as much sunshine as would a..
illuminate 50,OOO,OOO square miles Of fat
surface. Even this vast quantity Is as
nothing. for, of course, our earth only
receives that which happens TO fall on
the side next 20 the sun. If there
were 1850, 600, 600 worlds strung around
the sun they would form the she'll Of a
sphere, with the sun Ia The center. and
each would receive daily and hourly
the same amount Of suushino that we
enjoy
liz - said that eve railway brothsr.
hoods will Join The Federation 81 I.a.
Dor 81 the coming cohecpfion. eight
hours viii BE- leading topie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

north Isusc,o u,,,.i.,. south A.
a.llryns. east y Rnmrto. w.s,
the r,Js, BO,02 yarar, lruni-d
moth y. Hri.F,, smin j Gsrris,
NratrAi Ton SU,n,..
north A. p.r,a. ~u,u j \. tar.
e., sAst the river. w.r, ruad; ~
,A.s-. Lontd.d north /. lmbrri.
south lgnactu i,ur.AIrp rArt T.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
ons, furniture 7ig, in,eres, 9 ~,
snata Hu

ons, furniture 7ig, in,cres, 2 ~,
costs l No. ...,........... II
Gsllegoe, B-niguA
House and land bounded north l.
S,nchet. auth road. -sH, " tar.
,i,, wet '. GArciA lSnd lpuud
ri North A SAuchrg, south J
AusyH, east RAD, west % san.
chez. furniture I ut, interest
~, cortH | &c.. ........ u
IiAr,iA. \rl-riu
ilAiU vAras liuudrd north A
~,n,h,S puuth road, east hills,
wet -, i'Allrg"-, wagon, turn
uI'utr, etc . -, interest > ~,
,.ep - ... .... .
ttsf,A tAndrlAriA ElrAuur
inln ysiaH, bounded month A,
Chavez, south ruAd. rap, n u
saint. wc-t l.. LoI-Ii lpilul
yAraf. bounded North VI Jara
milo. south H. G.. Chavez, east
NJ Herrera, west Ac-Ius, futni.
turr -. interest -, custs II :
Gutierrez, J-sus
2niJO vArAr, huInd-d north and
wrsthy Chilli grant, south by j.
t,tl-gs. -As, J. TAfuyA, horse,
furniture, etc : o., interest , a.,
c,~H II ..... .......... ~
Herrera. Jup- NJ
.nlg1 vArar, bounded north VI
Herrera. south Armyn, east
HERRERA. wet hiIlr, lHJi1u Va.
| tAr. l-,uui~i North NJ Herrera,
suuth J. Army", nee, Herrera,
mules, cattle. wagons, furniture
~ ~. interest "a, Cupts 49, =
Myrrr, Henry ]
luIl9p varAn, bounded north y.
| Csud-lAris, puuth ~Av-irA,
rAs, y CAnirlAris, wrrt u Whit.
ny, sewing machine, furniture,
etc. -. interest 'B, cprts
l.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

tteetueN 10 bos bhfhnes
ChAv-s, Meluusirs
GOiiO vafAs land buxlj2 vAras
IA precinct a. 3ubil5,0 vsrss IN
ptsciuct :. burp~s, Wagon, furri.
tur-, tsi.s -. interest ~,
costs 20 ........... .......... II =,
usrciA. Juee Guti-tr,t
iuil2i ysris, bounded north I,
iIi-rrvE, south sud East raj,
We, J X L"prI, boiijo vAras,
bounded NORTH u Mor-lhs. east
and Gee, road, horace, wAgone,
furniture II ~, interest D ~,
eoeh Gn....,,,,....... ,.,.,.. I'll &
Hunick. l~onArio
bOil37 fest. bounl~l north \.
Martin, south NJ Martin. eAs,
jesuit, Fathers, wet road, horses,
wagons, furniture, 70, interest
gI2 coats ! 32..........,. ... II
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

Preeiact 3S-i,ag usitAs
Archih-lur, J,@- lie J.sus
Land containing lGO acres and :.
room house, horses, cattle, sheep,
furniture, -, interest 20.
eoetp ! ~. .....................
Garcia. l'-rid-riu
Land containing lGO Acr-a aud I
roum house. bounded north anil
south 10y public domHin. east aud
Yves, J Garcia horses cattle. fur.
utur-i ~. interest 81. enGtr
'i..,r '.'t'.,, ....t,,. ,t..,.
sAndoval. J"s- Antonio
Lsnd containing 100 Acr-s and
ruom house. horses, wagon. fur.
niturri , 81, interest 81, cu-ts
SAuduvAl. X-non
lnnd containing 100 acres aud
i.runm house, horse, cattle, wa
gon, furniture, . ~. interest 3 -,
curts ! - ,...... .......
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
as, iu,eres, ~. c"ris !!

as. interest ~. costs | !! .... IS
MuhtoyA, Canadians
Clh6O VarAs laud IA precinct 3,
3lN !Op vArAr laui Ia precinct D,
gHl. INTEREST 80. cuetr I ~ ... I 4
Mun,uys, kumNlln
2iNGO yhrAe, huuudrd u,rih Juan
IAIia, south NJ taud"lAriA, east
j Apsi,,,. wet IT," riVeti %,
/ iut~f-rt D., ruris | - .........
/ Mckulry - \
| - vArAr :. foot hills, bounded
uuf'hJ { rurr"-, H'uth j La
C"rr, EAST hills, w"rt III" rlVrti
/ II ,Arss =. the t-t hills, bound.
/ -d north & MuntuyA, south Me.
/ hmlry, ems, hiilr, west riveri
~ 80, iutrt-r, = ~, curts , ~ IS
NirklAs. John
Lo,r 3 Aud 4. block Is, Jesus Apo.
dAcA'p aid ton t. the city ~ Al.
huluerpu,, 50 -, interest 3 50,
Cete2 - ,........ ...... ~
O'BAuuuu, + u
- yArN Iui ~ u"r,uct - ~
vArAr hul No precinct ., aud 8.
ruom l.u-v u ~. interest f.,
cuts | ii...... ........... .... ~
RDu.ru, Asrruriuu
lriNNJu NAtsr land aud house IA
ltrciu,t 3, -, Interest 90,
curtr - ..... ...........
SAiArAT, SIltlAur
loot Rui huu-r W. precinct ., . ~,
interest o., ,usis | ~
SAyriru, NIyiAu
2'N'u ysrnr lAul aul huus- 100
precinct 90, : 80, Iu,rirrt -,
,urts | u' ....
seymour, LrsIr
.ln,Juu ir-t IAul u precinct =,
,>, lutrrrrt -, c,-tr ! 81
Strurru-, Urr'rudrr Cdr
IHN~H ysrAr, bounded north J.
CnuirlAfiA, south VI ApudAoH,
r,r' road, west Ac''IiA -, ~.
i,rrt 81. purlr l'.......,.
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I.i Aud h,urr ~ Ir"'lur' H,4 H.
u'rrrN - ,utts ~
KS,hNua, Ann"
Iwoapr,, It land ia rruu,t, %!
% co., Iuiri,,t e. Cur's -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14


west j NhaNeIi 5VhS Vhfhs'
bounded north ROAD south u.
ApulArs, east j A Lnva'o. wcet
r"sdi . ~, INTEREST od, c'%'s
2n...,,,,..,... '...,..,.
Pal'lla y Mnn,nya, Joe"
nnA5h vArAr, bnund"d north ,
PadillA, s"uth HceluiA, east J.
sanchez, west Sanchez 32t'
2N vAtHs, bounded north Y. nan
chez, south ) Sanchez, east Are
nal, w"rt hillai BNlO vAraA,
huundsi north ', Chavez. south
Juan HAnrh'k, east Arenal, west
hills OON3W vafH@, huunued
n"rth V. {. Chavez. east V. Pa.
dilla, west rradi IN, interest
u, coets ! Oy.u,..,,".....,,,.
PAdilla, L-Andtn
BISO yArar land In precinct 81
5]ilOO VarAr land In precinct o.
800, inirr"rt 80, costs ! IL .....
PadillA, JuAn Andres
G0Sl60 vsru- land bounded north
NJ Chaves, south ,. Paiills,eAst
AcrpuiA, west J VI Ia lila SON.
30 ysrSs land, bounded north
! ArrnAl, south Indians, east J
MontuyA. w-Ht VI PAilllAi 36N.
2Uu vArAH lAud In prAcinct III
IT, s.. interest I -. costs GS
PAhillA, LuiH
GhN4U vArAr, bounded north hy
public lNni, south 'r,IulA, east
j. PsdlllH. wrHt X MurAgai GOI.
~ yaras. huundrsl north H. San.
chez, youth y. Pniills. east l..
~Nneh-u. w-rt 7 Barbua 25Il2O
NArAS. bounded north NJ. PSnA,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

Cattle, wagon, sewing machine
and savmill, u -, interest ~,
,usts ~ .............. al
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
Delinquent Taxes, 1894


rr~rinei I Berasniio
Bsu-rNs, J,~-
slhlo ySrls lAsd, bounded north
a. Gafys. Huuth J. i,ulNlsH,
east A. GAll-g,<, wes, B-ueras
rlh NstNs land ~ precinct H.
S2d interest 81. ens,s / ~ 80
Cameron. Robert
iuuiJD NArks lAud. Bounded
. rtb river. south I G.ll~g,s
east ditch, w-s,T LovAtu, house
aud Lot ~ H.rnAhllui ' ~, inter
/, est -, ruete 60. IL 2
Caud~lAria, An and Jus-
tuNl"n vArAs land va precinct /
'uNl"o NArE. and IN precinct |
49,, interest -, c,ets ~ -
Can iriAtiA, salvador
iuuIl,u NAtar lsud IN precinct |
-, interest -. c"sts | Ia "a
Chavez, NIcturiAEu
/ liN@ vArAs lSnd ~ precinct /
81. interest .lj, r,s's | ~ .,.. o
uSll"g"-, NiculAr
5uIiuUU vArAH had. bounded
north MAuu"ln BAcA, south
Castillo east hills, w-rt river,
4 ruIJuu vArsr land, hnandrd
north u iAlireus, east r. Ny",
west RI HrH' lie, 80, interest
VI, costs u3 .. :
tiri-g Al 'l"uIu
3!INU vsrNr. l-undrd north H.
Guf IAl-r, ruuth n. Iallegus,
east G. PrrrA west = Grirgu.
.tNiru VArsr. bounded north Z.
Grirgu. south read, east J L.
= PrrrA, west hy river; 2 ~, in.
tsrest -, cote II ..... ..... z
GutI-rrrr, juan Jose
hgIGI varas lsuI. bounded north
= C. Gall-gs, snuth and east
BAri"s, ~-s, r. Lewis; 20. IN.
trrr-t ~. cost - ........., w
kirchner. Mrs y l.
- l.And bounded north J G. silva,
south 81. Costello, sast rail.
road, wrrt river, land bounded
north J l.. Prrra, south hills.
eArt j.. Si-tu, w-St river land
bounded south LuJHn, west river;
lAui bounded north =. ChAves,
ruuth A Anntuys, wet river;
=, ~ -. interest ! ~, costs - ~
sanch-s, AmAdo
6ui5uO vAras, bounded north Il.
Valdez, south A. Luc-rn, east ~
line, west river; house and lot,
bounded north NJ. Garcia, suuth
=. Sauch-s, east &, RAel, west J.
t'utI"rrer; nuup- and IOi, b~uud.
-d north public entrance, south
u J. Mi-rr. rAat n. Luc-ro, w-Ht
rad | 80, interest i3, costs ! Oh
Valdez, Slrriano
lhnI3OU vArAr, bounded north
l. SSuchrp. south A sanches,
rnr' ~ line. w-s, Ri WHO; j ~.
nj ! - ~, costs | II ......
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

paint where Coal avenue extend.
~ east frnm the city 4 Allu.
unrtuur iut-rr-cts the east line
" the Albuquerque grant, hrtng
the y T. corner u SAid tract,
thruc- ruuih-tly about th" east
line Il psh grant III feet to the
intersection uf lruu Ayruur, "a
tending rArt with rAld giNtt linz,
thence westerly Aluug tho uur'u
line 81 said street l.uIO feet,
thence north-rly along the line
81 pAmr street, name uuknu~n,
g. feet g. the south boundary
line II rAd Coal avenue ~, IN.
ter-rt ~, c,~tS | NJ. u ~
Kuhn, Lewis
lnt :. fraction lul o. h,u-k T.,
Eastern Niiiuuu, O. -, interest
ui, c,~u 81 ....... II u'
Monifur,, l.
tli5u yArAr, bounded north. Ia.
rance road, -Art ~ CAuirlAuH
raj. hurprs, wagons, m-rchAn.
dice. furniture 81 ~, interest
100. custs2ij ........ a. u3
SMITH sui MHndr,
LuslR ~ ~. II, block g.. y.
Mt Co. AidluoI, lu'-, inter
eel ) ~, custs H. ..... H. -
rrrrin-,. ~ and co sLno~s
Oaaess
FRACTION li o.. Ii,ck a., y 81 T.
Go, 41I. interest -, cote ! u' ~
Fraction Iuti ll,k y, y. NJ. T..
Cu.,J,iD. interest ! L., ,,~'- ! H. 3 -
EAst lot g., l,.,k !, B-N~lrir,
! u, interest -, cortS | ~ I "
south l"t g. biloxi =, Belly" lore,
81, interest -, costs | g.. ! ~
lot q, hlu,k u. butAu n Alexander,
tl-, interest -, ,u.'- =, 81
L.' 10. hl,ak Il, Duran 4 AlrIAu
drr,IIN, INTEREST ~. ,rstA - : 81
FrA,u, o. lot II. nlurk u, Duran y
N.rNardrt ~ interest -
...,s 100. ...... ! ~
Lt!, l..,kt, hAcA y Arm. ! 90,
,ulrrrr, ri, c.sr ! ~ .'...... : Il
b. t., I.rA Is, !. ArViucH = IT,,
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l,tH, lI,ck N.r,nrrn, Hdi, III
,~i,-l I L.. ..-'- i IS ........ -
| FrA,um Ut ?, tl..k u. Eastern,
| 900. i.'rfr.t &c. -. { ... =,
FRACTION lot IT.. o.. h Il, Eas'-rni
ua, INTEREST -, q. .'p ~ 81
Lot H., biloxi Is. KAAtrru. Or, N.
trr~ri -, cus'r - .... . II
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luw. John a.
About l2i acres Ia Chhli lEni
grant. huuhlr north and south
the grant, east aud wsst gov ern.
mrnt land tAIrs ~ ~. interest
> ~, costs ~ .... ..,.,.,,,
Irwin, john
Ranch improvements Ia ChIlh
precinct. horse, wagons, furhl.
tur- ~ -, interest II ~, costs
Z johnson, A
:, T.. II section Il, township )
rArt. range north. 100 acre.,
horses, cattle, etc Ia -, inter.
rel ~ ~, costs 7 10. ..... 900. u
MAh"ney, Timothy
9ii acres miles from Chlhhi
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Mora, barbara
l'u acres =! miles ws-, II Chil,h
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r""l, William
! 500 acres, more ur lrss, "a the
Chlhh grAIl, 3 milrs ~-ri II
Chnli, hors-si ~ a., interest
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Price, John W,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14


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