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St. Paul daily globe., 1896-02-17
Miscellaneous Descriptions

Name of Owner and
Description.
Peter Haupers, that part of Tilton's
acre $50 called sw'ly of Rice
R P Lewis Co, CONG at a point
on W side of Wabasha st 164 ft n
of NV cor of Eleventh and Waba-
sha SITS; tn n along Wabasha st
33A #: tn W 60A fit to Guerin's
land; tn S along said line 33A #;
tn so # to beg.
E c Bowen, und n Of a strip Of
land 3 ft wide on side of Bluff
st extending from Wabasha st to
W line Of sw Il of sec 81, t 20,
% lex that part of 1t 10,
Simpsons add, and eX that part
bet W line of Wabasha st and
s line of Martin st produced,
and ex Bryant's part. .....
Richard Chute, und Il of a strip
of land 8 it wide on side Of
Bluff st extending from Wabasha
st to W line Of sw u Of sec 81,
t %, % lex that part lying bet
W line of Wabasha st and line
of Martin st, and ex that part
Of 1t Is, Simpsons add, and
eX Bryant's part) .........g ;
John F Fulton, COM g on sw line of
Thirteenth st where ely line of
Butman's add intersects said
Thirteenth st: tn along line of
Thirteenth st to W line of Wa
basha st; tn sly along W line
of Wabasfa st 10 it, tn
WHY at right angles to said line
of Butman's add: tn My along
Butman's add 120 TT to beg.
Thos w Owing. com'g on n side of
Eleventh st where line bet Ba-
: zille and Guerin's add intersects
said st: tn n Al deg 35 min W
3191a #; tn 11SA IT; th Al
deg 35 min 3191s #; tn to
line of Eleventh st; tn along
Eleventh st to beg.
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Name Of Owner and
Description.
]. B. Cook, com'g at a point on
line Of Jackson st $40 ft n'ly from
nelly cor of Jackson and Tenth
SITS; tn My along Jackson st Sc
#; tn ely to a point on Willy line
of Temperance st 402 ft My from
cor of Temperance and Tenth SITS;
til SLY along Temperance st g. #;
tn WHY to beg lex nelly 10 # to
Nancy Spencer ct al, CONG on 9
line of Canada st 1853 4-1O it My
from NV cor of BagnalI and Nc
Gronan's subdiv of blk Is, Hoyt's
add; tn ely parallel with n line of
said blk 10 to intersection with
line Of an alley running n and S
and extending from Tenth st to
Grove st, said point of intersection
being the point of beg of land to
be described, running tn ely par
allel with line of said blk is
Of Hoyt's add to a point distant
31a TT w'ly from W line of Broad
way; tn My parallel with said
alley S.42 ft; tn WHY parallel with
line Of said blk Is to line of
alley above-described; tn sly to
point of beg.
j. e. Whitney, CONG at se'Iy cor
OF 1t II, blk 3, Joel Whitney's
add; tn sw'ly along se'ly line
OF said 1t to sw cor of said 1t:
tn at right angles to said men
toned line 60 it; tn nelly $50 ft
to Temperance st; tn nw'ly to beg
j A and w M Stees, CONG 2OS 40
1T n from NV cor of BagnaIl's
subdiv of blk Is, Hoyt's add, on G
side of Canada st; tn n along
Canada st 80 TT; tn e parallel with
line of said blk IS, to Nttson
add; tn S along said line so #: th
W to place of beg
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Assessment District No. 2, City of st.
PauI-COntinued.
Dawson and Smiths Enlargement to Daw
son G. Smiths Addition
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Taxes and
Name Of Owner and

Mchers Subdivision OF Block s. Stinson's
Division of the Northwest 4 of Section SO.
Town 20, Range %.
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Smlth's SUBDIVISION OF Block OF Stinson's
Division of the Northwest 4 of Section SO,
Town % Range %.
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Assessment District NO. 4, City of st.
Paul-COntinued.
A B. Fullers Subdivision of Block 81 DAYTON
and Irvines Addition
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Assessment District No. i, City of St.
PauI-COntinued.
McCloud's Subdivision of Block g. Wander
burghs Addition to Hoyt's Addition to St.
Paul.
Taxes and
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Subdivision of Block 13, Stnson's Division Of
the Northwest z of Section 36, Town 20,
Range 23.
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Whitney and Smiths Addition to st. Paul.
,,,,,,o 90 o,. Taxes and
Description. Lot Block. s cts
Germ M E Church, strip on
e size and s IL 80
City Of st Paul 10 6 4 n
do Park IN 60 M
do ............... IA 5.47
H Thompson Subdivision of Block 4 Hovt;s
Addition to st. Paul
Name of Owner and Penalty
Description. Lot Block. S cts
Trustees of Babtist Church,
lex sw'ly 30x140 and less
so ft and 80 it of so it
Hoyt's Addition to st. Paul.
Taxes and
Name Of Owner and Penalty.
Description. Lot. Block S cts
Board of Education, sly IL
do strip in 1ii front and 8 1855 SS
do strip and 25 IT of 4 8 2.SS
The Tabetha Society," 1t 5
and 16 # of... $50
The Tabetha Society, 1922
fronting on 9th st and 1881
IT front on sly end off,. Q 2 ass
Ely's Addition to st. Paul
Name of Owner and PenaItv dHu
Description. Lot. Block & cts
Emanuel Church, 1-3 of
Its 20, 80 and 100 # Of 81 $50
Church (ex Olsen's
part............. 175
90 ......"........... 2 4e0
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Taxes and
Name of Owner and

Johnstons Subdivision Of Block OF Stinson's
Division of the Northwest Il of Section So
| Town 30, Range %.
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NV biut OI..
Tinker's Addition to st. Paul.
' Vhlte, that part "
of Mississippi

I Dayton AuuItlOH 70 81. FauI
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty.
Description. Lot Block. cts
! How hat ri
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simpsons Addition to st. Paul.
Ramsey's Addition to St. Paul.

John Watson, all of 1t 2
and My 6 # of Ii and
all that part of 1t l, Wat
son &c Rice Subdiv "a"
lying sly of a line run
ming w'ly at right angles
with WHY line of st Peter
st from a point on said
Z w'ly line of st Peter st
97-100 IT My from ne
cor Of said 1t /; also all
that part of Its 13 and 15,
Ramsey's add. lying SLY
of above-described line.... 3
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Taxes and

Michels Subdivision of Block A. Stinson s
Division of the Northwest Il of Section S6.
Town 90 Range %
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Assessment District No. 1, City of st.
Name of Owner and

st. Paul Proper.
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Mary e Hale, COM at
point on sly line of Sum-
NIT av 80 75-100 # ely
from nw'ly cor of 1t 25:
tn nelly on said sly line
90 it; tn sly to a point on
My line of Irvine av
1916 # from sw'ly cor of
said 1t 20; tn WHY 41.55 #;
fh M'ltr u nlnnn ha.x
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Real Estate
Within the County Of Ramsey,
State Of Minnesota, for the
Year 1894, Remaining De-
linquent and Unpaid on the
First Monday in January,
A. D. 1896, and the Penalties
Accrued Thereon.
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Taxes and
Name OF Owner and

Smiths Subdivision CT Blocks O. TO- l. and l6
Stinsons Division of the Northwest u of
Section &c.. Township 20. Range 2s.
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Name of Owner and
.tion to St. Paul.

Emmanuel Church Of St. P,
80 TT of S 1-3 ......31 1
u H Moritz, a strip 25 #
front and GO ft deep OF the
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A. r. Capehart, CONG at
point so fit se'ly from the
cor of Temperance and
Thirteenth SITS; tn se'ly
along Temperance st 81
TT; tn nelly parallel to
Thirteenth st 80 tt; til
se'ly parallel with Tenn
perance st 25 #; tn nelly
parallel with Thirteenth
st GO TT; tn nw'ly parallel
with Temperance st 1923
ft to Thirteenth st; tn
sw'ly so it; tn se'ly par
allel with Temperance st
so TT; tn sw'ly 100 fit to
beg Except alley and ex
ely or rear so ft of lots
1 and 2, and Of that part
Of It lying n of alley)
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Name Of Owner and

H. NJ. Ranney's Subdivision of Block IL. of
Stinson's Division of tho Northwest Il OF
Section Sc, Town 20, Range %.
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erriam's Rearrangement of Blocks and
Ewing aid Chutes Addition to St. Paul.
st. Paul Proper.

Description. Lot Block. cts
U of America, S 1O7.31 it Of 81
40 .................., OIL lE.oO
City of st. Paul, part Of. Q II 3.57
Robert and Randalls Addition to st. Paul.
Taxes and
Name Of Owner and Penalty.
Description. Lot Block. let's
st. Paul Lutheran Church
1O1 IT of ............9 and 1875
Board of Education, Its
s, g. 10 and IL 6
do W 40 ft of 12 13 and IA 6 $3.50
Society for Relief of sPoorAu 10 5.75
Central Presby Church,
part of ....s....!. s II
do strip on Cedar st 1910
and .................7 and II
John Kerwin ct al, (trusD
80 it of and 2 and e " of 8 1875
Bazille and Guerin's Addition to st. Paul.
to- u Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty.
Description. Lot Block. cts
State of Minnesota ........ 1927
Church of st. Louis ........ 8 u.50
do .................... 6 81 1871
Sherburne Terrace Addition to ST. Paul.
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty.
Description Lot cts
Hiram T Stevens. 1884 .22
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mid A 1-12 IT of
1s II and 1S 6
do mid A 1-12 it of 1898
part of Rice st. 10
Theo Hamm g 44la IT of
16 II and 1S
do Az it of part 1O1. ~
of Rice st.........19
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-02-17

Name of Owner and ssa Penaitv
Description. Lot Block { cfs
Martha German, "a $40 fl
.se'ly OF nw'iy II # off,. 2 =
E S German, trustee, that so ~
part sw'ly of 1t of......19 3. ~
Chas A Moore Tex Halls s.s.-s ~ q
parD.............. 5 112 90
DO. .-.~... ............. &c.,. - 125. .35
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-02-17
Assessment District No. 3, City OF St.
Paul-Continued.
st. Paul Proper

st. Paul Proper.
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Hahn's Subdivision of Its 1, Q, g. and TO-
Block 4, Whitney's Subdivision of Brew
ster's Addition to st. Paul.
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty.
g. Description. Lot. S cts
Joseph Hahn ..................6 3s1
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-02-17

Healey's Subdivision of Part of Block 10, Ell
felt, BernheiIner & Arnolds Addition to
st. Paul
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty
Description. Lot cts
A
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-25
SANTA Fee l7nn ,Enl. Ton.

The female taJtler would almost seem
to be permanent inst tuition of every
small community. A large amount of the
time has been spent 10 ridiculing and de-
nounoing her, still she will flourish and
gossip aud tattle. Aud no doubt she will
continue to SANDER aaj liz as long AZ
people are found to listen and believe.
Little better than the tale. bearer il the one
whuss ears are always cooked to receive
evil reports about their neighbours.
Scandal is like piece Of counterfeit
muney, he who passes it is HI bad HI hs
who coins II. Don't imagine that "tt,ry
ray" throws all the blame uff your shout
d+rs when you repeat Il lie. To aid aud
encourage u crime is yearly IA bad as
Committing the crime itself. When you
hide b. hihd the excuse that some one
eIss said it fret You add cowardlce to
mennn+ss. There are sumo people 50
mean hat they feel entHk,ng satisfaction
when misfortune btfalls their best friends,
aud their stiugy sous feel nothing but
envy aud malice when any one sl-e has
little goud luck. 1t Is sn,d that a pebble
thrown into the Atlantic createsH wave that
dues MT rest ti,lit washes every shore, aud
Az it il with an evil report started on i,s
travels by n Whisper Or mud. You do
not know how many regulations it ma,
destroy; how nany fanil,e, it may divide |;
how many lives render unhappy. Cuui
iivate the same kind OF disgust for the
scandal mOnRer that vUu have for the hog
wAlluwing III the gutter Thoss who wal
low in the slime aud filth of small talk are
nome better than the genuine article
Sbuu the man or woman whore nuse IL.
always bent to catch the ecent" of some
dirty story about other pei pie, thuse
human Or ,nhunan crows ard buxznrds
who feed on the carton VI gossip. Mark
this: It 10 generally sale to silently rus.
poet the p-rson who ia always su- pic,Uus
If others. There is u "scrtw loose" som..
where IN such nature. Like the cuttI-.
firh which hide itself 10 cloud Of its own
crsntiOn, these human avengers will
seek to divert attention from their fail.
inRs by continualIy hnfpiDg "u the short.
c0mingscf others. The female ~hisp-rers
generally belong to u Glars who have no
families IT their own aud 70 occupy their
tune IN regulating the domestic RELATIONS
Of o,hsrs. They call themselves "frisnds
of the family" aud on their weekly visits
they SOW di.uniou aud discord and sst ths
wnole neiRh borhood By the care Las
Vegas Optic.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-25

Mr.. Mark Chartrand leaves the st.
Vincent sanitarum tomorrow for his
home in St. Louis. His residence In
Santa Fe has com pletely restored his
health and he says he will never ase to
sing the praises of the sunshine and pure
air of New Mexico.
Mrs. Margaret j. Church returned yes
terday from California. heartily "glad t."
get home" From Il climatic standpoint
Mrs. Church is satisfied that Santa Fee IL
at the top. Her mother and sister were
compelled to proceed directly east to
Columbus, Ohio, on account Of sickness
il the family.
Mrs. Nj. A. Griswold and her manly
little son, Palmer, depart on Monday
night for their home in Herkimer, N. Y.
During their eight month"; sojourr here
both Mrs. Griswold and Mas'er Palmer
have made a score of warm friends who
will ever cherish them in kindly remem-
brance.
DR.. Sloan ia able to be out again be-
hind that handsome team of bays after n
seige with an liberated eye. His horses
appeared especially proud yesterday
afternoon as if they realized that they
were gli'tering in brand new harness aud
were drawing one of the finest new car
riages in the city.
Rev. G. A. Neef, of the Lutheran
church, has returned from pleasant trip
to Phoenix aud Los Angeles. Ia the lat
ter city he went up on the cog-wheel road
to the top of Mt. Low, and declares it \
most delightful OK perlence--in two hour.
oue ia lifted from among the roses auo
Gala lilies of the valley to a mOuntait
where snow is almost perpetual.
| La Tertulia Idiomatica had yer,
pleasant meeting with Mrs. Koch ane
Miss Hllgert last Saturday afternoon
After the minutes. rol! call and the u-ua
resp ,nses with Spanish proverbs, Mrs
HHrroun told the story IL very prett.
Spanish version,) IF s'Los Tres Gatitos
A program was enthusiastically accepted
for the next three mouths. presented b.
committee com posed of Mrs. Harroun
Mrs. Amado Chaves aud Mrs. T. currau
1t is a very fascinating hill Of weekly en-
tertainm pts made up Of readings, recitH
tons, music, cards, . C. Two new an'
very excellent features are spelling match
es aud current events given by each mem
Der, all in the beautiful Castllian tungu
of course. The next three months Of tn
club work promise to be especially pro
titable and entertaining. The pr-sden
for the ensuing month is MISS Eugeni
Manderfeld.
Sister Victoria leaves on Monday for
trip to Pueblo and Colorado SPRING.
Sister Veronica will accompany her.
Mr.J. Hamilton Doughty, of St. Loui
en- route home from Mexico, Ia here ut tn
aauitarium on visit to Mr.. and Mr..
Ernst.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-25
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Case of Josephine Deserant Against
the CerriiiOs Coal railroad Com
pany still ON Trial.

In the matter of the case of Josephine
Deserant, administrative, against the Ger
rillos Coal Railroad company, wherein
Mrs. Deserant asks damages in the sum
of $4,000 for the loss of her husband and
two sons in the White Ash coal mine dis.
aster, the plaintiff rested yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. Twitchell, attorney for the defend
ant company, promptly made motion
that the court instruct the jury to fud
for the defen liant on this ground that the
plaintiff had failed to prove negligence
on the part of the company aud that
hence there was nothing to go to the
Jury on.
Judge Laughlin ruled that the defend
ants position was we'll taken, but, upon
representations of Messrs. Field and
and Clancy, counsel for plaintiff, that
they had honestly taken different view
of the law in the premises and were pre-
pared to make the additional proof re-
aulr+d, the court this morning overruled
Mr.. Twitch+ll's motion for the present in
order that even and exact justice might
be done to all concerned.
The trial was then resumed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-25
SMALL TALK.

Judge J. Fl. Walker and wife are visit
ing in Ration.
Mrs. Lynch, mother of Mrs. Charles A.
Spiess, is visiting her daughter in this
city.
Mrs R. j. Paleu and daughter contem-
plate a long soj"urn on the Hudson
river, N. Y, this summer.
Mrs. Lunt, charming friend of Miss
McKim, leaves the st. Vincent sanitarium
on Monday for Colorado Springs.
Miss Busby, of Muacatine, Iowa, has
ben appointed assistant teacher at the
II. s. Indian school and is expected to
arrive daily.
IS. District Attorney J. r. Il. Hem
invway aud Assistant Geo. P. Muney are
me- from Las Vegas to remain over
Sunday.
Hon. B. Seligman is now in New York
City and will spend sometime there. Mrs'
S-iyman is the guest of her daughter in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. LINEN gave de-
lightful party on Tuesday evening in
honor Of the visit here of Mrs. Harry
King and daughter, Of Washington City
Rev. Bovard ia ia the city from Albu
qu-rqne to remain over Sunday. At the
| VI. E. church tomorrow the, use of the
individual communion cup will he in
cup instead Of all partak,ng from the
same cup az heretofore.
One Of the mcat pleasant meets of the
sea- on took place at the Social clubs
ronms Tuesday evening last. Among the
.u-sts were Mrs. j. Kent Worthinvton
aud Mr. Thomas Curtin, of Philadelphia,
Ml-s McK,m, of Washington City, Miss
Metcalfe aud Mr.. Cummings, of Buston.
Capt. W. NJ. Alderson, accom- panied by
his vile and daughter, arrived in santa
Fe Yesterday from Hamilton, On'ario,
aud, if the climate here proves beneficial
70 the daughter's health, will remain 10
Santa Fe for year or more, INTENDING
soon to lease a suitable cDttHge here aud
begin living at home. Capt Anderson
has been q steamboat master for many
years and ia also aucc+ ssfully engaged ia
the lumber business in Canada.
Mr.. W. J. spicer, vice-prrsidsnt Of the
Grand Trunk railroad, accompanied by
MA wife and daughter and Mr.. aud Mrs.
Henry c. Wi-ner. Of Detroit, arrived last
night in the formers special car. They
eft Detroit ON the 9th iustant aud have
visited Cincinnati, Lookout Mountain
aud New Or.an.; cote over the Eagle
Pass route to the City Of Mexico aud
hence to Santa Fe via FL Paso. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Wisn+r have many friends here to
greet them. The former says in all his
travels he has discovered no cIimat+
qusl to Santa Fe's. After day or tive
here the party 20 for a trip along tn.
Pacific coast. returning home via Van
ruuver aud Winnipeg.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-25
NEW MFx1oo.

NEW MFXICO.
Land of sunshine. warmth and light,
Skies Of azure, cloudless. bright,
From oil storms and da knees free,
Thou twin land of Italy:
Where the Rio Grande doth flow,
Beautiful New Mexico.
Lakes and glens and wales serene,
Boundless plains and forests gree
Birds OF brilliant p image. rare.
Landscape rainbow hued, most fair;
Where the Rio Grande doth fow,
Poets land, New Mexico.
Land most picturesque of all,
18th thy mountains, vast and tall,
Rivers flowing to the sea,
LII proud grace and majesty;
Where the Rio Grande doth flow,
Painters land, New Mexico.
Land of ruins strange and vast,
l)f people long since past,
Lost in mystery most deep,
Who must e'er their secret keep;
Where the Rio Grande doth flow,
Ancient land, New Mexico.
Land of r.. nance, song and story,
Warm with love aud bright with glory,
Annals fair and proud and grand,
Thine of chiy Try the land;
Where the 10 Grande doth flow,
Justly famed New Mexico.
Land of beauty. strength and health,
OF vast treasures, endless wealth,
Mines OF silver, gems and gold,
Riches fabulous, untold;
Where the kio Grande doth flow,
Ell Dorado New Mexico.
Land most happy, free and blest,
Peerless star OF all the west,
To whom millions y. will roam,
Find In thee Home, Sw eet Home;"
Where the Rio Ora de doth flow,
In dear, Id New Mexico.
FRED. B. HARRIS
Las Truchas, N. NJ, April 10, 'yB.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-25
CUTICURA
SOAP

It IL 90 because It strikes at the cause Of most
complexional designations, viz: the C2ogged
Liritated, Lnaamed, or Operloorked PORE.
Suggestion: After cycling, golf, tennis, riding,
or athletics bath with CUTiCuRA Soar 10 most
soothing, cooling. ind refreshing. preventing
chatting, 70 Ness. aud rouehness Of the SKIN sooth.
Ing Inflammation and when followed by gentle
admitting with CirIcuRA tointment), proves hens.
acial In relieving tired. lame or strained muscles.
Bold Throughout the wo,,d. Price. CuricrRA, 6c,
Soar, &c., NestvExf, ~. and o.. PorTrR Dace
- How y Vbsals Brilliant Comrlsx1on,~ fsse,
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NOtire for Publications.
Small Holding Claim No. 2412
LAND OEylos At SANTA FL, N. NJ. !
Af,riI ~ 1904

APftl ~, 1855 }
Notice 10 hereby given that the follow
inH named claimant hns flied nuticS VI his
tnt~ntion to make Huai proof In support
Vi his claim, and that SAID proof will b.
made before the register aud receiver, 4,
Santa F., N. NJ, gu Juas ~, 1895, viz:
PlAcido Louis ChAp-l,e, Of SHntx F.. N.
NJ, for tho lot No. 24l2 10 r+ctions s and
6,tp. II n, :. ~ O., containing 1852 W
HcrUs.
H. names the following witnesses 10
prove his actual, continuuns adverse poe.
rtssiun Of the ttHct for twenty yenrs ue1l
preceding ths surv. y IT ths township;
Solomon Hpirvsfb~sg, AntOn,O Oftis
sHlsssr. FrauciscO Otis , THfoyA and
vicsnts 0ftsga, I'll Of Santa r.. n. u.
LII. WAIxsn,
Rsetstss.
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Pure fruit juice and fruit extract
svIups used in Fischer's soda water.
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.


Plaza concert begins at 4 o'clock to-
morrow.
Attend the board of trade meeting to-
night.
Half dozen good horses are in train
ing at the race track.
Fort Maroy's future will be discussed
at the board of trade meeting Tonight.
The picnic season opens up with rush
to the foot hills IN search OF cacti.
little early yet for weed flowers.
If nothing happens in the way OF ex-
traordinary weather Santa Fe's fruit crop
this season will bring double the cash 1t
did last year.
The Rev. R. NJ. Craig will conduct ser.
vice in the A. Nj. E. church tomorrow at
$3.50 p. m. Subject, "We Would See
Jesus"
Mr.. Bernardo Romero was brought IN
| from San Ildefonsu on Thursday quite
seriously sick. His family came with him
aud will remain until he is better.
The funeral Of the late Louis Rivers,
the venerable and respected Chihuahuah
who 50 long lived near GaIisteo bridge,
WAS largely attended from the cathedral
this morning.
Owing to the inability to procure Fire
meu's hall to night the Santa Fe base ball
| II 40 , sx,s1 ~
urday, May 2. Tickets that have already
been purchased will be honored on that
date.
Special meeting of tho board of trade
at Secretary Knaebei's office at 1880 this
evening. This is urgent. The question
as to the disposition of the Fort Marcy
reserve will be discussed.
The Pueblo. Colo, Chieftaiu says that
at an enthusiastic meeting Of the Central
Trade, and Labor Union Of that city it
was decided to invite ex Gov. Prince, of
New Mexico, to deliver an addr. ss at the
Mineral palace in that city in celebration
of Labor day, May l.
The second gaue Of the series between
Albuquerque and Santa Fe will take
place on the College grounds tomorrow
afternoon at 2:3O. The teams will liue
up the same as to-day excepting the bat
trries, which will be: For Santa Fee
Pardse and Hale; Albuquerc ue-Roy and
4 Cnas. Mcdonald.
Appended is the program arranged for
the concert by Prof. Perez band in the
plaza to morrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
acknowledgement -. .............J. B. Claus
0nsdrille-ts hesney Wold..,,.,.,s;. ~ Green
arch han iM Beach - Wf5a so'sa
Polka-Biue Bird .:.............. #. j. Keller
Sp. Song-La GolOnd ina. .......... I. Moreno
IGulop-Ariel. ............. ......., Laurendeau
Unless protests ART wired to Washiul-
ton at once Fort Marcy will be converted
in,o an Indian reservation that will bring
no benefits to this community and will
serve to drmOralize the Indian children.
It is the duty Of philanthropy and good
sense to oppose this move.
Messrs. Charles A. Spirss and J. n.
Crit, attorneys respectively for Msssrs.
A. Staab and Adolph Gusdurf, uncle and
nephew, 10 some Irrigation In Chief JUS
tice Smith's court over At Las Vegas,
have returned to Santa FL with their
clients. The litigation WIS comprOmist
in manner satirfactoty to all concerned.