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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

forcefuily illustrated In the season nov
closing. for, with small cotton srop and
good prices, the South showed health
and a strength in the way Of factory
building and Industrial development gen.
orally that surprised those who had moi
Studied the change In the economic con-
ditions OF this portion OF the Union.
~
| Now that the outlook 10 not only for Q
big crop, but for big crop with fine
prices, possibly the North will swakes e
realization that new era is dawning
in the South.
In Texas cotton forms 40 per cent OF the
agricultural products. II Texas raises
this year $500, 900 bales of cotton and sells
| 1t for 1-2c per pound, that would mean
| $131, $50 900 to Texas alone for cotton.
In 1890 Texas had 100000 inhabitants
Now the population is probably 100000
or more. Figuring on population o.
| 3, 000, 000 the cotton crop OF 1900 would
mean s43.75 per capita or $2ls.75 per
family.
| And, as has been said cotton forms but
40 per cent OF the agricultural products OF
the State.
Taking the case Of Texas as an example,
1t is startling to contemplate what a trc-
mendous impulse the receipts OF S131 $50,
600 for the next cotton crop will give to
every department of industry In the State,
but when it is realized that this greatly
increased buying power and financial
strength will, in all probability, extend
| throughout the entire South, is it to be
wondered that the patient, studious men
who have fought the good fight for the re-
generation of the Southland believe the
/ fc or hal
hopes are to be realized?
~
The day OF lavishness and prodigality In
the South is past. The day when the
Southerner pointed with pride to the VOL
ume OF his exports of the raw material is
gone. never to return. The South has
learned the lesson that true wealth, the
wealth of stability and the wealth of suc-
cess, must come through home economy,
the manufacture in the South of the
South's products and the sale OF the man
utactured goods to the consumer. Grad
ually the South has been working out her
industrial salvation. Now she is prom
Used the tremendous leverage OF a hand
some financial return for hsr great staple.
Through this money every industry of the
South will broaden and quicken in activ-
ity, Through 1t the power OF the South In
industrial development will be increased
and FASTENED,
Nothing more forcibly illustrates the
change in the economy of the South than
the fact that ten years ago Lee was con-
sidered low price for cotton. 1t was
then said to be less than the cost of pro-
duction, Now lee per pound for cotton
will be great wealth and wonderfully slim
ulat!ng prosperity to the South.
Such is the lesson of economy.
Richard Spillaue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Favor. a Uniform Bale.

New York Journal o. Comnerce
A prominent official Of the CoItn ~
change. when questioned YESTERDAY \
representative OF this Journal VIII M1s'
10 the movement among souinsr U
changes in the interest OF the wss
square bales. said that the Nt1 W.
exchange had not so far this season w
action in the matter, but that y VIZ
ready on record in favor OF : ulrss
size for square bales. Cotton 49,
generally, he said, Endorsed the lasl y
Savannah Cotton Exchange has w X
copies of the rule recently ADOPTS 4
that institution in reference TO ~ ~ y.
form baling Of cotton. TheIan ., N.
vides that "all sales OF cotton y m 's.s
bales shall be based on packages 2. ' ~.
ard size (24x54 lnches), and in,.
bales OF other dimensions are 'en ss., h, 4
delivery an allowance OF some s'l .,is I
per bale shall be made by ne w \,
the buyer on such cotton. tns a. ~
become effective on September : u ss \,
The Savannah exchange has asks s.. Y,
operation of other exchanges ts ,., II
the country in making this q s'as-
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% PAGES TODAY.
MUCH roo MILD PUNISHMENT.

The revival OF the Sampson schley con-
Chadwick is distasteful to the public The
public would put it aside forever, IL only
u were permitted to do so.
All efforts to discredlt sehleys perform
snce off Santiago have not only signslly
failed. but they have recoiled with the
slash OF the boomerang upon those who
have originated and encouraged them.
There Is now in the Chadwick revival
but one point in which the country feels
any concern. and that is in the matter Of
the punishment accorded, by the secretary
of navy, which is out OF all proportion
in its contemplate mildaess to the offense
committed.
1t seems that the mitigating circum-
stance upon which the department has
concluded that a mere reprimand Is suffi-
Client unto the offense is In the plea Of
Captain Chadwick that his recent outburet
against Admiral schley was not intended
for the public prints. Here is the baby
act In full personifcation.
Captain Chadwick's continuous and
brutal assaults upon Admiral schey are
not oniy in such grave violation OF navy
regulations as to justify court martial aud
dismissal from the service. but disgust
ing in the extreme to the American pub
lie.
Ever since he loltered In the heroic wake
of sehleys lighting ship at Santiago, this
Captain Chadwick, as chief of staff TO Ad-
Smallpox ,...,..;...,.:... 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

dence In the disposition and ability OF the
State to protect money, brains and energy
invested IN domeo&G enterprise.
This confidence In the utilization OF
community capital to embrace local OPP
portunity in the profitable manufacture
OF cotton will rapidly extend to other
raw materials, with the result that the
State may be now assumed to have en-
tered upon an era Of manufacturing
greatness which really marks the dawn
OF an enduring prosperity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Work OF nurglnrs.

Burglars broke into NJ, A. Grants place,
1llS Congress avenue. Friday night. They
helped themselves to the money in the
cash register. filled their pockets with
cigars and candy, ate their I'LL of ice
cream and started his large phonograph
playing and broke IL. Entrance was
forced at the front door and a window IN
the rear was smashed to allow quick exit
II necessary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
wants an Emperor.

Indianapolis Sentinel.
The good Bishop Mallaiieu wants 100
years OF McKinieyism. Why not make It
ZOO bishop. II Il Is 3 good thing let US
have Il in abundance The republican
party q drifting precisely in that direc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
MISREPRESENTATION REpoRr

Tho meteorological report accompanying
shows the maximum and minimum tenn
perature during the month, rainfall, etc.
The rainfall as shown by this report IL
as follows; April 7, ches; 10th, Ia
inches; 18th, 10 inches: 22d, .ss inches;
2sd. .15 inches; Gath. .o7 inches; 27th, 3.4o
inches; Both, 80 inches.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

Chicago Chronicle. ,uk,s'
The next time Mr.. Hanna - ~, s,,i
dealings with the Quakers ~ ~, its y
wheelbarrow to the bans ~
strictly in advance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Chnnce for II. II. Reed

New York Evening Post.
There is undoubtedly a good deal of dis
satsfacticn with Mr.. Mckinley among
New York republicans, but there has heen
40 rallying point for such opposition 10
the president. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Dun and Sandy Point Democrats.

The citizens of this precinct are highly
gratined upon the announcement of Hon.
r. J. Duff for congress. We feel that in
JOSS honesty, Integrity and push that he
VIII not only go to victory in November,
but that he will make Texas a most ex-
eeilent representative in Washington next
term Sandy Point stands pat in his be-
haif as shown by the organization of the
Dun Congressional club" consisting OF
tbs following msmbers:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Parallel Gases

Topeka Journal. i, t,sts $
1t appears to be as nara - rk'
to get money out Of Turse' s,oa,as =
Mark Hanna to collect tnA'
Phiiadelphia. FL n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

Greater Than Mohammcd.

senator Hanna, according to dispatch,
mas recovered so as to be able to go 10 the
capitol Had he remained sick and had
desire to see It, he would probably have
made the capitol come to him,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Scarcely Fair.

New York Journal
Il was well enough for Lord Roberts Ia
can africa the graveyard OF military
regulations, but II is scarcely fair for him
become . Wholesale military under
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
c,;nches the peal

st. Louis Republic. !. NJ
With the passage OF the ~. a,s,
tariff bill the fact OF Pres,rnslrsu y
ley's utter bondage TO ths -ssora
become a matter OF histories
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
immortal pissention'.

Washington Times. LIZ
While Mr.. Root would 60 70 4;
than sacrifice the Monroe 0 ,.s III
colleagues, Mckinley and ~ ss p,..,,'
abandon and surrender il at US 2
time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

Washington Post. u. -
Hon. II. H. Hanna . ~ s.r.,,1e
presidential suggestion. co.,
Hanna ticket would oAiS
significance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
kenturky Republiean'''

Louisville (Ky.) Commercial ,,.a.,,
Senator Hoar's speech on tss si rs'' 81
issue brands him traiior :, BssF'f
quit Is as great as was tna' y
Arnold or Judas Iscariot'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

II Mr. Mckinley 10 reelected this year one
Of the next steps of Imperialism will be to
lay the wires for his third term. II the
presidency can be bought twice 1t can be
bought indefinitely.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
SANITARY WORK

ny Fred Erickson. superintendent. garb-
age department:
Number yards garbage removed.... 3.057
Number dead animals removed -. 1916
Number yards garbage cremated.,.. 1850
Number animals cremated. ......... 1,916
BY Peter Chalmers, scayenger,
Number places cleaned. ....... 662
Number barrels night soil removed 604
BY health inspectors:
Number places inspected. ......... 4,4O6
Number places condemned. .... $50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

ANNA W year the COTTON acreage Is in
creased This increase is principally in
Texas and the Indian Territory. Before
many Years Texas will raise 5000. 900 bales
year.
Conservative men believe the cotton cron
of 1900 will be about IL 100000 bales. If it
10 OF that size it will be smaller mot only
than in 1895 but in 1897
The crop of 1898 was sold at SC Dor
pound. Five cents per pound means SIS
per bale, for, generally speaking. a bale OF
cotton Is considered to be of 500 pounds.
although the average weight is nearer 500
pounds.
For purposes OF comparison, let il be
said that the II, 275,o 600 bales OF the cron OF
1898 brought SC per pound, yielding a total
return to the planters of $2Si, S75 900
II the crop OF 1900 is II, OOO. coo bales
and the price is Z Lee per pound. or sa7.50
per bale. the return to the planters will
be S4l2,5OO,000; or $3.50, 625, 900 in excess OF
the crop Of lSsS-the largest crop on
record.
This $3.50, s25, 900 relates only to the lint
In 1898 cotton seed was sold al a y.rv
low price Now II commands a much
higher figure. The higher price of cotton
seed Will mean that the excess OF the
price OF 1900 for cotton and cotton seed AZ
against 1898 viii be fully so per cent
The surplus in dollars for the 1900 cron
as against the 1898 crop to the co,top
states in lint and In seed may be amor
tiored about as follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

The republicans ind high taxes and syn
dicate sympathy very soothing and satlsfac-
tory after an election. but these things are
extremely embarrassing when It comes to
framing platforms.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

lutdii ''s's'.'..., ...-......i Sla7 600 Onn
The low price that cotton reached far,
years ago forced the people OF the son,h
10 be more self-relisnt. less prodieaI ~
taught them the necessity for divers,s..
tion OF crops Ard for the fostering OF boma
industries, The effect OF this homs
economy and husbandias q rsasusoss WA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

Tho British public appear TO have reached
that point where no bad news from South
Africa IS good news. How we do moderate
our desires and opinions as we grow older
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

Complaint comes from Philadelphia that
the last thing to bloom in that latitude is
the summer car. Here 1t blooms all winter
and 10 especially noticeable In the bleakest
norfIaru
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
A CASE or "rnEMnys"
Cam Be Brought on Nv conee

1T is a we'll known fact that one can
bring on delirium tremeus just as surely
by the excessive use OF coffee as OF
whisky. ana the coffee habit Is Just as
much a condition OF slavery 40 the whisky
habit To be sure, II one has constitution
enough to stand the effects OF either cof-
fee or whisky aud prefers to continue
their use that might be qeuSton for
them to decide" So says Mrs. Amy IA.
Glass OF Rolfe, Iowa. who continues: My
mother never drank coffee until IN middle
life 1t produced an obstinate case Of
dyseptery which could not be checked
with medicines until she gave up coffee.
She Is now IS years old and welcomes the
by thousandsN Food Gomez for a..eTsug-
gest to him tn s$b> hty OF S,rbmw his
presidential asp.ratl6-Astsr yet fen years
Not all of these school children are girls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

There Is one consolation connected with
rabld or yellow Journal political uttsrances
IN Tie uaitsd States this year--ths world In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

y Is very Well assured now that the mid
die'of-the-roadersi will alone enjoy the dis
unction this year OF operating as the Me
Kinley Aid society"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

general VIII simply pass them up to the
account Of campaign capital.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

The Wichita Beacon thinks that the next
congress viii give Oklahoma Statehood and
make OF Puerto Rico free Territory. There
ooes not seem TO be any fear OF democratic
defeat this year an the Beacon office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

An old fellow like Uncle Sam who has had
lust claims pending agains, him for nearly
hundred years ought not TO talk too
saueiiy 10 Turkey
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

This is indeed great and glorious country
Here are the Boston papers stAl wornins
their readers against describing their fan.
nels too early,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
pRDuNCT No. ~

Ancliibiquc F'eiiclano.
Land ~ by 70 varaa. ibDtind north
10y u. Archfblque. sotth by j. l.
perea, e,trt by h. n, west by =
tians,la. tax. ~ coata. penalty,
cents, costs. - cents, total .....t
Baiownb. x. a..
Land - varas wide. bound north
by J. Micra. south by Mrs. hefu.
east by tho mills. wesf by acequlas
mN. No cents; llef1by. cents,
costs. n cofata total D., d. ,.....,...t
Barrcraa. 10.
Land "a By 100 varaa. bound noruh
by a.. Garcia. sotuth 10y ! Gufslc.
Gust by T. 4. 3arreuaa. Land %
hy Is vafva. bound norch ami west
by J. &C. Montoy'o. aoalth by Juan
SanslOvnl. east by p,Ililic lands. tax,
ti0.N' peualty, 81 GENTS; costs, ~
GENTS, total b.. o.. D.. .....,........,...f
Dow. ~ A..
Land IN f1po Canon on the souuh
edge Of COchiti grant. tax. ~
SCENTS. penalty, cssifa. oosis. b
cents. totui ...... ...........S
I.oviio. Iose DariO.
land 20 varaa aide. bound NORTH
and south by Aqchibiqus. west by
J. NJ. Ctiatiile, tax. SGT penalty
n cents. costs, 20 ceuiH, total 8
NaFqnez. J0scfa. Mrs.
Land - by 4o0 yasNa, bound north
by y. krchiligiie. south by y. Oar
eta, east by sho hills, west by pub
ill., rosa, tax, t.ei. penalty . centH.
costs, - cents; total ..,........t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06


Atencio Francisco
Improvements on government land,
tax, ~ vents, penalty cents,
costs 70 cents, total o.. o.. ..t..stt.,s
ArchilllUlIe. ~,
IlOOse ana hand and personal prop
erty. tax, ut0, penaity, ccIsta.
costs, ~ cents; total g. D. ..s..,,a.t
CinYex. y, A.,
House and hind and personal prop
erty. tax. Nil, poaallty 10 cents
clsia, - cefifa. totnl ......,....,...t
caudOs, Antonio,
Land 100 varas wide IN Nacimient0;
tax, E.N; penalty, ~ cents. costs,
- cents, fetal ]. B.. ....,.......,.t
Garcia. Halno.a, lr.,
House and IHsrasHil property. tax,
tit-1' fsfgattty. 81 cefsis, c0sts. -
'rHi.' puiai 90 90 e. ssttsstf'sttftst
OiOnSalca isIciano.
iiOuae aud land and personal prop
erty; alah tnx. H.ib; penalty. .
cents, oo.sis. - cents. total ...,.t
slalNmilio. Reyes.
lIOuso. hnd and personal propeTgy.
taA, $50; ps,uahy, n cfuth. COSTS,
3 ccntEi total o.. ......,..,..,..,..t
Lucsfo. hey,
hAAlsa and peraonai pnaEseryi cas-.
"a cents penaliy. osnas; ooa,A, .
cents, total u, D., ..................t
PRECINCT NO a.
Tcncio, FeiiI,e.
Land 20 ~ 80 yaraa. tOund north
by ne river sOuth BY fnn l.oinas.
tsst bY u, aandoFul, west ~ ID.
Martin. tax, N1i penalty. ~ centa;
costs, IS Gents uaal d. .,,.4.,....f
Archgioia, Juae,
Improvements on government land
taa, Hh. penalty. * cents, costs,
~ cNIfH. tiSlat . . . . .........4
Anzuroa, Jose,
Land sO0 vagna wide. bound north
by tho river, south ~ the moaa,
WtoE BY ~ Amya. taN. q cents.
I'enniiy, cents eusta. - contai
/ Caaad0a. crlalovai
Land bound north ~ The maea,
south by the rlvad, west BY o. Cas-
ados, tar, "a centsi penalty. 3 cents
costH. ~ ccnis; total i. b. ..,.......s
/ Caaadoa. a..
Land tound north BY mo hills.
sOsIfh ~ the river. east by Jose
Mesiaa, Weat BY Los Cahad0a; taN,
~ oentA penahy ; cents; costs. a
CENTS total 30 - &C. 90 o. .s ..ssss,.0
Cascades. Ciemeuti.
Land 30 bY 30 yarla. ts0tlnd north
~ the rllld. west ~ Al a1NGelle.
east bY tho hills. west BY che river
taA, 81 ~ penalty, y cents. costs.
X cei4ai Rotul /. D.. ............g
Menfas. A.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
PRrxrN,-r No. ~

OonEaigs. J. g..
THE uorsaNssst auarirf Sec 9, tpa
uorsh. ruuNe J enet tax. sis. pen
ally, ~ ceuta, costs. - VENTS toiaif 81
ftieH0, Rafael,
fauH ii1liih ii.4rfh ~ r. uriago.
aunth by government land. unsi ~
T., OrioEu. west ~ a ffriaEu fH,if
tax, u6s, penalty. "A cents. costs.
81, cents. total . b., ,..4st,t..t...H a.
ilerrcra, Jose.
Land lol vafas. bDafnh north BY the
arroyo. south by thH pfak east
hy J. A. Oarcta. weat by Juan Gar
eta tax. ti3esi penalty. O. ceuas,
COSTS. rs cents. total . .t.t..,... & N.
Nuanes Ftanoaco,
Land 10 ~ % varts, bound north
by tho sfsfinE, south by Ia CstnRts,,
eist By piibiiC rod, west ny Cua
chiiia. iHk, f92i. penalty ~ cents,
costs, % events! dpini 81. ....,.,.t i0.l
Rui9, Narano.
Land n ~ ~ vanaa bound north
by y. isanircx, south by ~ Ar
roNo, stias by e. SaIsshez. west hy
A. Hnmirez. tax, ~ cents, penalty.
2 ccnis. cnFtH. ~ ctnts; total IS 4
SandU,ui Aiafin. ESTATE,
Three different stripa ~ land and
e-rosn hpuse tax. t2lH. psfai-
~ I'D COSTS. 81 cents. total. 9 81
T,iyiof. w a..
Land - 10 80 vans, bound north
~ Che dioh. Husnh hy the faililc
rOld. west ~ ~ Nimorr, tax "a
cents; penalty. events costs, ~
cents, totai .. .. o.. ................g A.
Whltcomb. ~. o..
The southwest quarter 0f south
west quarter u sec. ~. 60. 90. Tanap
3, 20 acres, tax. 323.58; psnaity. Sis.
costs, " vents; total .s ... .fts..+t,.t -.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

cents, total 81. .. .......s.,t....af so
Haina. Androas
Personal property. nA. ~ cents;
penalty. z cciua. costs. ~ ccma,
total !. 90. ',,s % .ssst''''s,.,,s's'f q"
aaiaa. Nicolas.
Personal property, tax. $40. pen
ally, ~ cents costs. az cents. totals as
aausloval Aniofao,
ersonai prupersy; tax, "a cents.
penalty. , cenis. costs. % cents
Personal property; tax. p7s. pensi
~, v ccnie; coais IS cents. totai.s s.ai
Naidea. Andrcss,
pcrsonai psOperty: inx, y cents;
penalty. vents! costs, % cents
Welsh, John.
Personal puop-sty. tax. a GENTS,
penalty, cents costs. ~ GENTS
rRECIStyT 80. IS
Land s1 yarWs wide. hound north
o. a. liarron. aouah by }. W NIL
ler. east by the public road. west
~ the hills. half tax. ~ reufsi
penalty. 4 cents, costs, r. cents
total 81. - O.. .s .ssssss''sts's''A l'ai
iisrroa. Joso Leon.
by a. BarrOa, s0tlih hy r. Afchu-
beta. west by uhe grant, sax, fw,
penalty. 20 cents; cos,a, 10 cents. =.
Evcrhardt. c.. Es,ate
Land and personai prUperty, ihH,
Sass penalty. ul0u. costs - cents
Montoyo, Monlco.
Hand 70 yaras wide. isoiind north
by D. Nantntlu, so,tih ny the grant,
east ~ the river. wcsi by J. q. Ro
nero: tag, tlG. penalty. p cents
~ 81 A
Moutoyo, H.,
Land ITO vars. bound north by A.
j. tfarrn. ssist and west BY the
grunt; tax, 80 GENTS. penalty, ?
cents; costs. o cents. total ......s %
Mfufias, Pedro,
improvements on government land:
tax, sssl. penalty, y cents, costs,
% Ccnts; total O.. e., .....,..s...f 10 "
Martinez fADradO.
Land 100 ~ w ,uras, bound north
by the grant. aonth by J. l.. Barros.
east b. Pedro Mcatas, west by j. l..
Borros; tax. % cents; penalty,
ccnie costs. ~ ceute, total .....t Ia,
Moutoyo. jose
Land ~ yttraa, asound firth BY p.
MontOyo. south by NJ. T'rtlnlo. east
BY pubic land, west hy v. Mon
togo. tax. al. 81; penalty, ai cents,
ooaia ~ conia. total 30 .....,......t i2.h
Lobby. Charles.
Personal prorrmy. hnlf tax. 500.
penalty. 20 cents; costs . cents.
total o. % .s b., ., ...s...s,tt,t.ssS b,tl
perca, Francisco.
Land IN Jemcz Hot Springs and
qgrs0lRl property. faK. tlfA pen
atty n cents. costs, = cents, totals Vs.
Prince L. r.,
Sex y. %. -. range 7 east. tax. -
cents; penalty. events: costs, %
cents; tosai q. q. O., ,s.",,,....t.....S IL.
Walton, John W,
Land 20 b. iGs fest, bound ntgth
and south by l.. A. Jtdi. west by
lStfblie road: tax. HAS,; penalty.
3l00. costs, o ccrte. total b. .,....f n ~
Williams. Geo.
Land 1a by 30 varaa, bound north
aud south by poat hne, east by
tho foot hills, west by river; tax,
N.ss; p,'Isalty. " centa; costs. %
cents. total 81. q. .,ttssss,s....t h.is
Zellhoffcr. Louis.
Two town l0is and 9, Ia block I.
bound north by "a. Murray, west
by MUM street. south by Wood
strsst. east by Arcaiuleta: tax tes7
penalty " cents; costs, - cents
total 81. o.. 90 .....,ssss,s,....'4s lpV