davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

tuyA, rAst 81 sanchez, west A.
Mon,"ya, horses, mules. furni.
'urr; " ~, interest ~, costa
t.. ....... ..,........
Mafas. Eut-mu
inNlr" vAras. bounded north &,
H. lbsrR, south aud wert X Silva.
"Hr' &. Iva, hut-eH, cattle, sheen,
tuui'ur" , ~, interest ~,
eis - ..................,
Martin, nhnAeiAnu
Liant Ia BagHda, Ia vsras, $.
ram house. huts-. wagon, fur.
ui'rr- 81. interest | ~. coe,s
- ......... ......
Martin, Francisco
N jltlUv yArAs, bounded north ace.
lllA, suuih luiiAns east and west
i" Bsps, hurs-r, wagon, fur.
rl,lr", J ~, interest | 81. costs
| IL ....... .........
Muu'Ano, CirriAnu
> - yarAs, bounded north, G. Tru.
Ju'", south =. pmas, and west
grant ~, cattle. furniture I ~,
.u'"rHr, g., ru-is | 80 ....
VI .u'ya, tAu-tuu
I'll varAs, hpguiri north ace.
lt.N, rnu'n tty-r, west Jo~- A.
kHu"f.. furniture, etc ~. IN.
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81 l'tHn suth y Lu,-ru, -as,
u,rs, ~"r' ~Aulu Domingo,
40 NArAr, bounded north
'rfmt Indians, -Ast ]. BAca,
rN'. Aui west tiy-ri an unhi.
Irl r'"t-s' ia santa Diego
grant, "Hrr"r, cattle. furniture
u'rt"-t = -. Gusts | -
VI .u'uy,. Ju-r francircu
Arsr 4 lani. bounded ucrth
b. tncN. -"uth H. L"I-,. East ].
l.'rN, W'-i A.".iIs cattle. fufu.
'rr' -, I Interest ~. rus,a
VI .u'.,s luan Lu.s
,srAs bounded north X.
'I,'..t south T. ,,AfcG East aud
s"r' ba,SiS graft. hurr-s Way
n' 'uuI'ur" t. Il interest I ~.
..ri- o..
.u Dayui ir Ia
lAil'.I AMI hHrrrr wagon,
'ru'pr". /, iut~r-si 80. cuats
| l.
% % MARSH. Lee IL
yarl- 4 sud uur.r- cattle,
wagon hruftur-. 81. interest
,'rir |
90 N.rlsr t. Ia
'''Il yarip bounded IN north.
,'h east and Ws.t Curhitl
Iurh,. hurrrr furniture. etc
49, ,utrr-rt ~ cu~ts | ~
Ramon lie 10
yAfi-. bounded north NJ. De
= south sui -Ar, Arrluis wee,
iNrr h.tt-- cattle. furniture,
l.. interest a. costs | H. ..
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. NArAr land cattle furniture;
, ,utrrr-t - curta H. .....
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

Lots "a, ~, ~, block II, N MT
Go. additions 80 10, interest
~ u, cuets 3 ib.............
Faint J h
Lotto 81, 81. 80, n, 30. 81, block
~, PerrA addition tyBI, interest
~ 10, custs 5 D.........,... ...
Weaver aud Metcslf
acre bounded north Il n. Lyon,
south ,Ame, east kelleher ave.
nue., w-s, Weaver a Me,cAlfj .
acre bounded north &. ". Kiln.
tall, Sluth same, v-st Albuqurr.
que Iuwhsit. Co, all block /,
Per'a additions ~ ~, interest
~, eusis | "a. ,.,,.......,..
5eebohb, julius
has, 4 II the northwest | u acc
ticn ", township 2, range 8 east
100 actre, and two lots, horu-s.
wagons furniture sal, interest
W, ene,s 81. ..,..,.....
Thompson. Mrs. T.. ".
South | lots t6G aud t07, out city
Fsirvi-W Land srrooistiun. iurn
iturs, horres. etc. , II, int-rra'
W. (. sts ~ .....
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28


=, Ar.h.h"Ii" f-hIr
e yhrls, bounded north j, Mi.
l,r south Y ~NuduvAl, east hills,
wet road, - yArir, bounded
Mouth ArchIh'-Iu-. south NJ, :,
g., u'"rn rAri public read, west Ar
,Mh-Il-, hurs-H, cattle, s-wiug
mN,hIu- tAi-s . * interest . al.
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u'A.,'..pr. AutuuIu Ju~-
q 900 yArAs, hnuniy-i north ar.
r"yA south Aul east ace. lulA. west
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rat,.", furniture; ~, interest
% o.. costs 3! ......,....
ION ,lrr lrrur
paIl pu yarar rrAr hing frIm cred
tu uArr"yA ,GuN2p yArAr, bound.
81 uurth ,iuul alec. snuth y. Gu.
I,l' ~rrt i l. liArr-rzH. cattle.
ruA'r. furniture = VI. interest
',... yurts IL ....... ........
70, M.u'uy- k,mA,iu
r lu NarAr ~ Tryun t.Tnom
d. 80 hur-r- cattle goats, fur.
r'urr, g. Iutrr-s; : -, enstS
- ..... .........
rrorInrI yO NAsinests,
Ataeuuy I,rrr', Manuel
LAui aud iwo r,slm house, horsss,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
frreInetII Pslarito

AlOiAcA, Felix
s''G+n vArss. bounded north l.
Jafamlilu, suuih L. LubAtn, east
river, ~est road, wet sc,qulAI
SxS vAfss, bounded north and
, south Maria Psdills, east ace.
aus, wet NJ PAdillaj Il 50, III.
lerrst %, cuets ! 7O,.........
4 A uiAcs, Prud-nciA
w. yAris rquAre, bounded north
/ sanchez, aouth b. Ap0iscA,
east river, vest scsquiAI ~ va.
rAs land, bounded north 4. Gutir.
& reI, south J GutierreE, east river,
Nesl hilIs hurses, mul-s, cattle,
wagons, furniture, ls ~, interest
. j., c,~ts IS ..,.....
Chavez, frsueipru and
S'NSr yAras Il land, bounded
north by = Chavez, south n. Cha
Er', east nV-r, west nile 2UOY
~ NArAe, bounded north NJ
Pens, s"uth Cbhvra N Pens wet
la N"JA, hursrp, wagons. furni.
turr I! 81 interest . ~, costs
- ...
Chavez. Jup- Maria
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nus ,' ".'r"r' 'urhi'
w. W. INTEREST w,
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'"s,t', ~ ''I'mur
'''A'' 'Aras' h"uni~i north +,
nave, r"u'n IL of''' east r"Ai,
W." f"hA, horses wagon.
ihfhNur"' "lt ~, ihttrrt 10,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
rrrc,pr, y uancno- DE- A,r,.rs.

prrrIpri uanrhor DE- ttrlsrl
AuallA, Pablo
Luni houuird north by y Tia.
hsldun. south 10y y. AnAyA, rAst
hy road, west by q, GAhAlioui
talrs -, interest i,S, c".is
- ........ ... |,
AuAllA. rrrhh"
LAui bounded north hy T..
AnAlls, p"u,h hy "vrrumrnt
land, East by raj, ~-et 10y &
Gahaliur, $50, interest / go,
coats q"
Ar,.iacA, B"nrrAnhA
Iul.nO varAr, bounded LuItLly
road, snuth hy A. Auslla, ra-thy
r. sAndoyal ives, by c, W.
Lrwis ' 20, interest IL, costs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

north by NJ Bacs, south bys.
IacA, 81, al, east by fuAh, weat
10y Arenali JOt2OO vAras, bound.
~l north by NJ. Arsgun, south by
= by NJ. Tol~io, east 10y road, west
by Ma. Ant. Garcia, d.csaa-Ii
.0t3JU vsras, bounded north Nv
= Bscs, south by =. sAv~ira,
u east 10y J sanch,f, west by are.
nall 30 IL inisrrs, zoos. eost
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lOOl270 yards ~ land aud house,
T. J5l, int.res, | IS. coats | To-.
Csndclsris, Juee Andres
,"i10O yards, bounded north aud
EAST by N Sanchez, west by pub.
- ir ruAd 8 81. interest 10, cutts
ChAV-p, Alhino
~ vAras. huuud-i uur'h Wy th-
StruAl, south by NJ BAcA, rastby
Iulhc ruah, west 10y the sr-ual
u 80, interest ~, eu-te ~
CHAVEZ, lnr-uto
aNNO yards, bounded north A
Nnvrirs. south the main ruAi,
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us
Duran, NAHUM
'''N'' NAiAr, l"uul"i north
I'n', lAhl, south + uAllrg'-.
East ; SANCHEZ, west rnAi itN
interest 81, r.-tr II
iiNnNhl.u, Jurr Moves
LNui :" yards WIDE, bounded
u"iih Anl east + G,hAdun,
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N"ri !, hhr'iAj '1Nbj vAtaS,
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Albuquerque company, south j
A. NAnd-iArA, -Art NJ \ Otrro.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
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Cordoba. Autuui,
Lani 1r ytrdr wlir, h"uuIr
3 49, north Aui"mu Ma hii"gu, rnuih
H"l"uArln ,',rcIn. "Nrl r. lurr
60. west puhlIc d"mhIu, G.r".iu
! - Auur- hurr-r, cattle wagon, tar
uIturr, -. interest -. ,r-''
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hAurlA. rrir"
Liant $3.50 ynr.ir. bounded nur
AMI south John M,lI"r. rArt foot
lHlI-, wrrt ku lu"r,u, huur" 'ri.
nature, "tr - ,ut"r"r, D..
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8 - hurI ,lr- harIauu
Liant 9Snl,'l NKrar bounded
north ny 4-r CHAVEZ. rpulh Jrr.-
MnutRur, 'a-t lI,u ru"Iru, w.,
l.ns lruAr, huur", furmIur" ."tr
~, interest 80, ror,-
tir"gu, j. u,
LSui H.I.Pr Natur, b. uriri .u
| - uur'h VICENTE M"rioyA ruih
john Miller "Srt j H. urrs.
wet puhlir ruAd - rIuNr" Va
Tar, h'uui"d north T. e. tl,I,r.
r"uth irmy", "h-t ac"IIl',
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north John Miller, a'uth tiarA
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public i,ma,'u h,r". Wagon.
I 80 furniture. ct. -, lutrr"r, n.
u,st- 81
Lurrru Juan G.
prrprrt :, lnuI 1. yArip. h.u,uI
"a North AuA MArIa turiula.
south l,ssg" tuduNt. "Hrl 10"
kut iirsuir, wet the Uu.b 4 ih'
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l.anl aud i.r,-,Iu Luprr, h.ul i"i
u,Tth John Miller, -Nuih 81 ten.
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wagon, H-~lug mtciuh", iIruI.
tuI-, ~. Interest +, 2. .p.i- -
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d III k-tAnrrlAlu thAyrr, t"uin
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guNin vaIAy bounded uur'L
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wagon, furniture tic . a. ~
t-rrrt - c"rts -
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/ II and west pullic lAud, rru,h :
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hy A""IulA rnuth NrruyH, VT
rSi, furniture, hurrrr, 81. % q
interest ~, cns's D..
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
rr~einct albuquerque

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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-11
THE ORE OUTPUT.
That frcm the Lake Superior Iron
District will be About H.
100000 Tons.

Marquette, Mich, June 6.-[Special.]
The early-summer uncertainty afflct
ing other trades is causing inquietude in
the iron and steel industries. The pros
porous season which was forecasted
from the busy ending of the season of
1895 may yet be realized, but the pros
were considered at the beginning of the
year. The production of iron and steel
Will be large, but scarcely up to the gen
orally accepted estimate of few months
ago, and the eminent trade authorities
which predicted an output of 13,OOC,-
200 to 15,OOO.OOO tons of ore for 1896
will be very apt to find the actual pro-
ductlon 1l,OOO,OOO to 100000 tons.
One advantage reaped by the ore pro-
ducers from the present unsettled condi-
ton Of the market has been the reduc-
ton of freight rates, which have shown
signs OF great weakness. From present
indications the mining companies will
be able to obtain very reasonable lake
freights on their entire output for the
year. though as usual October and No
vember charters will command high pre-
mlums, as there is always a certain
seasons, which is held till the last posi-
BILE moment and pays extra freights in
consequence.
The reputed intention of Andrew Car
negie to break the Bessemer ore pool
may be founded upon fact, and it may
not Some seven years ago when there
was no ore pool Mr.. Carnegie endeav-
ored to secure cheaper ore by holding
out for lower prices and inducing other
large interests to do the same. The con-
Germs pressed for ore were supplied from
a large stock which Carnegie had laid
in the previous fall in anticipation of
siege, but the effort to break prices
proved Intellectual and the mines were
enabled to get their own figures 1t will
not be possible for the Carnegie or other
interests no matter how powerful, to
secure Bessemer ore under the figures
decided upon in April by the pool, except
from mines controlled by the furnace
owners. as is the case with a number of
properties producing high grade ores.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-11

committee found that the former had car
ried the district by majority o. 4af. MI.
Murray was given a round OF applause
when he came forward to be sworn m MI
Elliott is the ninth Democrat unseated by
the present House. The remainder OF me
day was mainly occupied IN depatins lhe
case of Martin VS.. Lockhart from the sew
enth North Carolina district. Inc contest
ant is Popuist.
Amendments to the JOINT resolutiGh iof
the reorganization of the Northern Pacific
railway were offered in the Senate on me
9Th by Mr.. Mitchell rep. Or.) ana MI,
Nelson rep MIMI pToSSiIdin GI that TIA ,a tna
warrants of the old company and also Tor
injuries to persons and properties: MI.
Morgan Dem, Ala.} asked Tor ACTON ON
his resolution requesting the President for
information as to the capture OF the COM
petitor by Spanish warship and the con con
demnation to death of United STATES clIl-
Zens: whether any demand has been made
for the release OF the United States citl-
zens The Senator said that while the case
was one of great gravity. lnvol Haf me
American citizens, yet no information was
available except through press reports ana
given the slightest information on the sub
ject. Twice during the afternoon the Sen
ate went into secret session, out no oe-
cisve action regarding Cuba was TAKEN
The Morgan resolution went ON the calen-
The House cleared it's decks for adjourn
ment on the 18th by disposing of all the es-
sential business before it, which consisted
of conference reports appropriation
bills. The Presidents veto of the general
deficiency bill proved effectual, as the House
by vote of 10 to 149 refused to pass the
bill over the veto, and sent to the Senate
substitute emitting the French spoliation
and other claims which had incurred the
presidential opposition. Although there was
little debate on the Indian bill conference
report, which involved compromise eX-
tending government aid 70 church schools
for another year, when it came to vote
the compromise was rejected by the narrow
vote of IS to IS. Under the special order
adopted the day before, the House then pro-
ceeded to consider bills under suspension
Of the rules Mr.. Loud (Rep., CALI, chair
man of the postoffice committee, moved to
suspend the rules and pass the Senate bill
to amend the law defining fourth-class mail
matter. The amendment related solely to
ranked matter, combining it to printed or
written matter" At present all Official
matter can be franked. Mr.. Loud eY,
planned that the mails were gOrged with all
sorts of government supplies. Last year
1,25OOOO pounds went through the Wash
ington office. The bill was passed 1O2 to
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-11
FLOODS IN MINNESOTA.
Several Lives Lost in CiOudburctS
Hundreds Of Cattle Are
Drowned.

ST. Paul. Mimi. June S.--The great
storm which swept over Southwestern
Minnesota Saturday night resulted in
the loss of several lives, the drowning
of many hundreds of sheep. cattle and
hogs, and did damage to property 20 the
extent of over 100000.
Among those who lost their lives are
J. w. Catterson of Ash Greek, e. w:
Hunter Adrian; George Andrews of
Sabula' and II. T. Bulod Of Murray
county All of these were drowned dur
ing toudbursts. two of these having
struck that section between 5 and IL
p. n.
The greatest damage was i'll Rock
county, the most southwestern county OF
the state. The rain fell in such torrents
that the Rock river overtoWed its banks
and drowned livestock by the hundreds
before they could get to the high ground.
In the region of Luvcrne the river was
III places three miles wide. The water
rushed into Luverne at such a rate that
business houses were flooded many feet
deep and their contents ruined TO add
to the horrors of the situation calls for
help were heard at midnight from all
along the river. A rescuing party was
organized and set atioat. but the swift
current upset it and the party narrowly
Csca ped with their lives. y second party
was sent away soon as possible and
about twenty people rescued. 1T is not
vet known whctheranybo was drowned
at Luyerne Many of those taken off
were found on housetops and i'll trees.
Thousands of acres of crops were
washed out and entirely destroyed.
Many Luverne buildings were shattered
by lightnng>and hundreds OF feet of the
Burlington and the Omaha tracks were
washed away at Adrian, Worthington,
Hastings. Bird Island and Tracy.
At Vigil. s. D.. warehouse contain
ing several thousand bushels of grain
was blown down, together with the De-
lay house and other buildings. Ten
thousand acres of grain were destroyed
in South Dakota.
The storm damage in this city Satur-
day night was severe. the city railway
being the principal sufferer. About one
mile of the interurban line between the
two cities We're so badly damaged as
entirely to stop street railway business
until Sunday. Poles and wires were
blown down and knocked out by the
electricity causing the blockade For
seven blocks all the wires and iron poles
were completely destroyed by bolt of
lightning, the accident being most pc
CnIiar
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-11
CORBETT TALKING AGAIN.
Developments in the Science of Linguistic
Pugilism.

San Francisco, Cal, June Gin speak
ing Of the refusal of Bob Fitzsimmons
and Peter Jackson to accept the offer Of
J. H. Hildebrandt of johannesburg,
South Africa, to arrange match be-
tween either of the pugilists mentioned,
James J. Corbett says: II am glad OF
this chance to show once again to the
American public that Peter Jackson and
Bob Fitzsimmons never had any inten-
ton of meeting me in the ring. They
are always ready to fight with their
mouths, but when it comes down to a
substantial offer they always manage
to creep through and avoid match. I
must say that l admire Jackson for
his manliness in coming out openly and
admitting that he does not want to try
conclusions with me. But Fitzsimmons
on the other hand never loses an oppor-
tunity to state through the public press
his ability to defeat me, but when it
comes down to actual business he has
never come up