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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14

The qneerest Ioolsing hsh over cap
tured IN Lake sunapee was cnught one
day recently By p. y Lynch, OF Hos
ton, with an ordinary hook and line.
10 an appearances It 70 freshwater
BWordhsh, and there hnge been many
conjectures among tho summer resif
dents and old fishermen a. to the spe-
cies 10 which the ash actually belongs.
II was iearly two feet long and weigh
ed about six pounds. II hHd q ser
rated 'bllr over seven lncheB long
that resembled very much the saw OF
a suWflsh. The fish bore the murks OF
a salmon, but had no scales and was
tapered Ike an eel II has been sent
to Boston TO be stuffed and plaood ON
exhibition.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14

Party fleets In New York.. Selects
Presidential Ticket and
Adopts, a Platform.

The National party the official name
of the third party, met in. CONVEX On
Wednesday in. Carnegie hall, Eaw
York city, and nominated candidates
for president and vice president of the
United States, A platform was adopt
ed and a title ami emblem chosen.
These are the candidates.:
For Decentralization Gallery,
Of Louisiana.
For Vice Fresident-Archibald M.
Howe, of Cambridge, Mass.
There were no other candidates for
the positions, and the nominations
were received with hearty applause.
The platform adopted declared that
this country is threatened on one hand
by public opinion, misled by organi-
zed forces, that have perverted a war
intended by the people as a war of hu.
manity, into war Of conquest, and. on
the other hand, by a public opinion
swayed by demagogie appeals to fac
tionRl and class passions.
The platform then declares for all
constitutional means to procure the
remuneration of all imperial or colonial
pretensions, and for oil constitutional
means to, secure a single gold standard
and a sound banking system, a public
service based on merit only, and the
abolition of all corrupting special
privileges, whether under the guise of
subsidies, bounties, undeserved penn
sions or trust breeding tariffs.
1t was decided that the party be
known as a national party, and that It's
emblem be the statue of liberty on the
capitol dome at Washington.
A resolution was passed instructing
the campaign committee, when it shall
be appointed, to provide pastors for
voters who wish to cross out any name
on the Democratic or Republican cleo
toral ticket, the paster to have on it
the name of some citizen known to
stand for peace, liberty and SOUND
money, This is to be done in any
state in which the committee find such
3 movement is practical.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14
SEWALL IS NO MORE
Running Mate Of Bryan Four
Years Ago Dead at Bath, Me,
SUCCVMBED TO STROKE OF APOPLEXY
Was Unconscious FOR -Four Days-Ds-
ceased Was One Of the Wsalthiest
Mon In the state Of Nains.

Arthur Sewall, vice presidential
candidate on the Democratic ticket
with Mr.. Bryan four years ago, died at
his summer home, Small Point, about
twelve miles from Bath, Maine, at $40
Wednesday morning Of apopleIy, the
stroke having been sustained four days
previously. He was sizty-iOur years
Of age.
Mr. Sewall had not been in good
health for some time, although he was
not considered TO be seriously i'll. He
had been advised by his physician to
rest as early as last june and he at
tended the Democratic national con-
vention in July against the advice of
his doctor. He appeared to lave suf-
fered no i'll effects from the journey,
however, aud was passing the summer
quietly at Small Point when the fatal
stroke seized him. The unconscious
ness which followed the attack con-
tinued until death came.
Arthur Sewall was born in Bath in
1885. His father for years was prom
ident as a shipbuilder and the son
fitted himself for the same trade. The
firm of Arthur Sewall & Co. was form
ed and the corporation now controls
one of the largest of American sailing
fleets.
Mr.. Sewall also was one of the prom
ident railroad men of New England.
Fo- nine years he was president of the
Maine Central and he was president of
the Eastern railroad until it was alb
sorbed by the Boston and Maine.
For many years he was the Maine
representative on the Democratic ma
tional committee Mr. Sewall is sur
vived by two sons-Harold M. Sewall,
who was stationed by the government
at Hawaii, and William d. Sewall, who
is in business 10 Bath.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14
STRIKE ORDER WITHHELD.

Walk Out of Anthracite Miners Is I'm
Temporary Allegiance.
The national executive board of the
United Mine Workers of America ad-
iourned sine die at indianapolis Sunday
without promulgating a formal in.
dorsement of the application of the
miners of the anthracite districts for
permission to strike. At the close of
the session President Mitchell said:
There is practically no change in
the situation since last night. If the
operators do not meet our demands
within a given time the strike will be
ordered upon the Endorsement Of Sec
rotary Wilson and myself"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14

Nope" said Farmer Corntossl6; n
didn't go to nary convention this year.
/ have points Of sympathy with all Of
'em, but I KEEP away"
100 busy?"
"No;;I want so busy jes' then. I
was skeered. There amt no tellinr
nowadays whothem delegates is q goinr
to pick on fur vice presidential nomi,
nee. Washington Star.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14
FOOD SCARCE IN PEKIN.

Partial Withdrawal Of Troops Recon-
mended BY Commanders.
The British, American, Japanese
and Russians are posting proclama-
tons in Pekin defining the jurisdic-
ton of their respective districts for
the preservation of order, promising
protection to the inhabitants and in
viting o resumption of business for
the purpose of restoring confidence.
A scarcity of food seems inevitable,
owing to the fact that no produce is
arriving, and the various generals have
accordingly recommended a partial
withdrawal Of the troops before winter
sets in because of the difficulty of pro-
yisioning them.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14
Rare PhiIlnpine Jewels.

The rarest corals In the world are to be
found in the Philippines and have now be-
come American property. As precious as
this jewel Is, there is still a rarer one. and
that is the jewel of health. II may be pos.
sessed by any one, who will keep the diges-
ton active and the bowels regular with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, the king Of all
remedies for indigestion, dyspepsia, consti-
patton, biliousness, belching, heartburn and
sleeplessness.. Try IL.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14
Noble Work Of GeOrgians.

The Georgia funds for the India
famine relief movement have reached
the sum of S5,425.26- This is an in
'rease since the last published report
of nearly 81 400; : wonderfully large
contribution. The state has nobly
done her part toward the relief Of the
furnished ones.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14
For IN Rieht.H0nr nar.

The convention of postofics clerks
at Atlantic City ordered a bill drafted
to be presented to congress fixing
eight hours as a days work, and limit
log forty eight hours to a full week S
employment. This is the same privil-
ege as railway clerks and carriers en-
JOY,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14

College life furnishes wonderful Op-
portunities for the boys and girls Of
America. But college life does not
furnish everything. Business men
often overestimate the advantages
which must, as they think, come to
their sons and daughters in college.
While no one can pass four years in
study without some gain, still it is the
minority in any college class that
makes any deep mark on the life Of
the world. The principal advantage Of
an education in college is the power to
Judge between the popular notions
which have no scientific or historic
value and the facts and principles
which are part of the established and
growing fund of knowledge accumu-
Iating in the custody of learned men.
To know where to look for knowledge
when it is wanted, and how to test it
when found. is better than any store
Of facts which may be laid up in the
memory. observes The Christian.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14

Recent experiments have been made
by the bureau of chemistry of the
agricultural department. at Washing.
ton which apparently decide the ultl-
mate use of the horse. His epItapl
will be eventually inscribed on the
menu of the automobile century. The
American public win eat him boiled,
baked and fried. Equine steak with
mushrooms, chop a la Maude s.,
roast of mustang, and Kentucky thor
Oughbred sausage will vary the mono
tony of meats on the up-to-date hotel
bill of fare. In this day of horse
less transportation old Dobbin will be
deprived Of his prerogatiye of furnish
ing motive power, and be used only as
fuel for the human engine.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14
Heart Hunger.

81 verify believe Maude has found
her affinity in Jack"
'Do you, indeed2"
Yes, you so seldom see her chewing.
gum any more. Detroit Journal.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14

Papa, what is the valn pomp and glory OF
this WOrd?"
My son, IT'S the things we preach against
when we don't suOceectR getting them. Life.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14

The new debt percapita in the United
States. which was $50 IN 1873, is
now $40, according to official treasury
report and the interest charge per
capita on the debt which was S2.35 in
1878, is now SO cents.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14

We are in receipt of the following inquiry:
Dear edttur: our cow,haB gone dry do you
think we could sell her foE bride beat? II so
Whear? Indianapolis N eyzs.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14

An important decision affecting the
exemptions of homesteads in cities has
been rendered by the supreme court Of
Florida lately. According to this de
cision the exemption of homestead
in an incorporated city or town does
not extend under the state cOnstltu-
ton to any other Improvements or
buildings than are comprehended under
the terms residence and business
house of the owner" and where the
buildings or improvements in excess
are not physically connected with the
residence or business house, such i'm
provements or buildings and the land
upon which they are situated may be
sold under execution for tie Owne7'ss
debts. This is true even though such
improvements are inseparably at
tached to or form parts Of an undivisi-
BILE building which likewise constitutes
the residence and business house Of the
owner.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14
Editorial Notes.

A Pennsylvania man has invented
a powder that is not only smokeless
but noiseless, What FIRST rate pow.
der for fire-crackers!
II has been discovered that sea gulls
are the salvation Of New York City.
Ihere are estimated to be at least one
million Of them that resort to that har.
Dor for feeding. and twice a day they
relieve the sea from the garbage that
is cast upon It.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14

To Cure Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUINIRE TABLETS All
druggists refund the money If It fails to cure
E. ". GROVES signature is on each box. 25c
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14

A popularity of the attendance in the
public schools Of Manila is the grent
excess Of boys over girls. this being
true Of the high schools as we'll as of
those Of lower grade. 1t is nantes
tation Of the local belief that while
education may be desirable for boys
1t is Of little use for the girls.
II man makes a contract to move
house, and after he has moved it Il
portion Of the stipulated distance the
house burns down without any fault
on the movers part, can he recover
the value of the work done by him,
although the agreement stipulated for
the payment Of a lump sum upon the
completion of the job? The supreme
judicial court Of Massachusetts has
recently answered this question in the
affirmative.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

naiigy Isaac
lots % q and il elogs q. o T
adl Lots hlock p "a
brown. sM
~ 10 sna w. o. q plocs e. %
ADJ Taxes NQN pcualty,
i1c costs o. total 1851. tii D.
husiamrste Manuel
tote tad block 3 % IT'S
lots " and % block Co. % r.
odd lnNes. ueA prualii ~
.NNH tp'hl .......... N..ia
improvements on Il. " itud raxes.
30 ptm,F u' COSTS. A'c totals 30
tots ii 10 50 lnc hlock q % rs
UlH. COSTS uW. total ... 80 o.
hnaN Elizabeth
ini o. ana hair 1f on bloak n
% e 500 rasrs uH pcntll,
atI rnH.a Nr total .. q ~
puaEgn nanlw a.
sunll frame housc Tase s'e
rcuMi1 Oh costs l'r. tuial .... .li
y s,es' q i.t 90 eos 2 Hl.ot
y pe9all..y A" costs o. toml 80 ~
toia o. and ~ block 81. %. o.
AHh nn. hfH iHNeH tt tentln.
NN. Nirt. tH fWtl ....... = -
tots Is sud 10 ilock e.. -. r.
Idd fhNor. NN rrunlN. D. coats
~ total ............. l4
Kitchen Anna
10, ., m block n q T. ,da
i1NgH NNti penalty 49,. COSTS m
Lois t e ana O.. block 81 a. r.
Hdh ono -htlf taxes $40. pom
80 costs nc total .....f r5
tou g 10 i8 iuc.. Boo block A. a. r..
Hdd IHNra ~ g. penalty o..
49,, I"'"
lmpro,emeuia on u e. bpd
Taxes. fiias rtusry ND COSTS l.e
toitt .... NN WI
tod e iui ii blo,k "a adj
TlS,s SEES i,naI,y sir c,'is VI
arsh,n q D.
20 sl5 y t, s@s Ear s'o gsns e %
,t l"t" ie.@|
i.Sa y 4 ana !. o,y,k @ -
,osfH Ulr total .H ltI
uhiiu. laura a.
i.ou g ana d mook 70 % o aid
Taxes fitii penalty Co.,, DIsts,
ottia jose D
Lots m lH and "a BLOCK H % r.
$685. and lots o. geo 90 lur. blurk
5i a. ~ add raxpH tiiu
p.naily o. ats um. tntul .... tot9|
Loi q hiu,k 80 &. g. X add.
raXcs. Nii. penalty Nc costs. el,
total ........ ... NI
StrAaft. John
lot B. binck u % o. + add Taxes.
1851. pnnaHy 90 o'sis A' to.'i So Is
Lancaster Simon
Lots and hinck m 90. r. r.
udd THXrs NiN penalty ibg
COSTS Un, total ..... ............ $50 a.
smith EllH D.
Lots eco lur In block a. 20 o.
y Hdt uuo-htlf UtRoH flh "a. pru-
ally lg ruHfs. Nr. total ........ 81 s.
N,Hlmandor Emil
Lots % to lp inc. boo block u a.
q h.ld TnArH llv. penalty. o..
costs alr. total ......... ...... 81
Eulzyauaki 90
W. ~. So - III O., range ~
bon uctcH lots % fo W inC.. in
block ~ r. 70 add Taxes $40.
penalty CSC costs. $50 total .. en- iu
NKNOWN OWNERS GALLUP.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

costs. soci total 81. 4. .,..,.. ,;.....t 90
ilir6lsed add. raxes DE zen.
anv IN coats. uo. totNi. ...,.+tt t.iA
Lot q block B. nuuing Highland
add raves bNi penalty, 70 b.,
LOO G'l " 80 Sioe i0' g Hunins Highland
add Taxes, Ne penalty hc.
t.S Sg-, ZION s .''s VS. Hanlna Highland
odd raxcs. t2G2. peiiaity 20
lot '6locs ~ Haning Highland
add taxes. SIS; pcnalty ~
tSf 49, block p'I iluniue Highland
add Taxes So. penalty, ~ .,
a or of ioi 3 block bloch H. Of the a 4 y.
add Taxes, n2. penalty. hr.
q of 10, q bloeE IL. Of the a a r.
add Taxes. t2m. penalty 49,. a..
% ~ loi 6ioes IL. Of ,he a. a y
ADS. reNcs. UG, pvnaliy' hc
All of fI .se ,ii Of block 8 Raca ada
Taxes tio@. Iena'iy. i2c. ''sis NH o.,
Lot ,. block D. Duran AleSandef
l.ot io bloch Is. Duran Alexander
add Taxes. E.ss. penalty, ac' costs .,
t.St al bloch u. Dnran Alexander
add rasgs. iiss. peaalty. ~. costs 81,
t,et a ''ibs lacs a r. Armilo o,ers
add Taxes p.H penalty. aec, COSTS
l.s oT n ''' 6loek H. Armiio otero
add. Taxes n&i penalty He' costs
I.Sr sa aock y. Armiia otsra
add. Taxes SOS. penalty, @c' costs. d,
~ N i'' BLOCK b. Armiio oio.S
add. TsHes ps' ncnai'y 4'c. COSTS
tot bloch no. n Armijo otsro
add. Taxes b.N' penalty Sc' COSTS
IfSf io bloch 10. o. Armiio oicro
add. Taxes So. penalty. ar' costs,
lot p Sicboi. = Howdsn add rss
SOS, PENALTY sfc costs 20, TOTAL : 90
II ut iN Nichols a Howden add Taxes.
flw urnaiiy Dc costs. 2VU, total y . q
1 LOT ig block "a. ferca add. Taxes.
| uti. penalty iic. costs Gc. totals 90
4 Lot IN block "a Pcrca ndd Taxes,
4 Ni, ponnity. lir. costs Elc. totals 49,
Tot 20 block 81 perpH adj Taxes,
| AM. pcnany. Ice. costs ~. total ! a.a
| Loi block ~ county ADJ Taxes.
1 um penalty. ic. costs. 20c total 5 ~
~ sor /. penalty "Gn g. COSTS @s toisi 5 lao
f.oi g. block -. county add Taxes
~, penalty tr costs ec total 30
10 VI p email e. costs ~. ,ossi ! 40
i lot 3 hlock H. county ado Taxes.
IL. pcnaity' &c. cosis % total 5 10
1 LOT 3. block h. County add. raxes,
| ~ penalty e. COSTS m'i total : o
Iut {, block n. county aid Tax -
s,r pcnaiiy g.. COSTS lec total 10
| Loi q block y. County Aid Taxes.
/ 4lr. PENALTY o.. costs as total 10
va W. p ~a9,h C.. cost. -, ,e'S ! 10
Lot DO block y. County add Taxes
4 VA. penalty o.. rosis Do. total 10
l f.uf ! block e. County AHA. IANrF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Garcia iosn Maria
Land ipl Y1faH Wide bi 81 3D. u
GtitEu, . BOZ .. -. Garcia % tnd W
hy toe Ertut. TaHVa N1 penalty,
90 Goals tst total ...t......... t.A
Garcia NHuluo
Land mn yHrfs Wide nt a. hy Joe.
hhcH. ~ ~ and ISL b. ere
san iHIdr1 Eraut paKes. o. , pens
ally. kig costs. fc. fptal .. ., g 81
Cares Mguel
land ~ yafhn wide bd n bY a.
q. Garcia, d. D. ana W bY fha
grant NNra 80 isi penaltY ne
poafH Mt total. .. .... '......... ... 81 ~
0rirEu JtHuH Maria
Land ~ n by ri 9urgo 4 by 81
D. Garcia. D. and M h5 the gfaft
Taxes tN penalty %; costs b
Mesias. Nffsunucenu
Tend le wares wide td hy q.
Moutnya. a D. AMI "a hy a. a.
naudoNll Taxes i'oi penalty.
gnfiH. Nni f0fHl.s ..t ...t .s ttttsst %
Moafss Ellsno
sacti5n 10, twp w N.R sol i0
acres Taaee uom penalty o..
COSTS ~, total .., ... ..., .... .,tlQ s
/ Mestaa Iuan
improvements oH government land
Taxes iic' polahy COSTS.
Nar4nio. hanael
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Lois % 4" if Ht IN Nl''h II.
q mld fn4ra tir pcnali1
d, 49, ~ ''"
H9t!Hy1n.kt "
We Wa So = fp D. rirs"
block = Y "a a"d. Taxes .'.. 81" r IN
prntliy &c COSTS h.'' i''h en- ~
NkNuWN OWNERS HAl.ltf.
10. 4 block /, a. r add Take.
~ blo"k al r. n add TaS.s.
81 90. penalty. 81. c1sta e0e total ! al|
t.st block j a. 4 4. add TaNca'
Nol penel9 : COST. ~ istli : .eI
m %, p"nsity b. ,,sta ~ totl. 4 1 aI
LII Nook 4 ~ A. 4 add fanaa
IA "a n"WRitN Ell .,.f- W. t.tai. Z I'll
10 II block n q. II 4 add T,xes.
pnt p,Dnfis 81. cost. en-. total. 81
Lot " block b. - r. a ada raxcs
MH PSr eat {s .r ISIS a 'TT'.'.' -
81 %. penalty. 5r. costs. 81 total 5 %
20 ~ a. s,oek W . ' . s, , alh' 20
si "a nrnaiy 81 ,s,.ts In, totai A %
| 81 M bJerk IL ID M n 1dd 'Ttxsn.
| uoi penaity 81. COSTS 81 total. : I 70
| N b, gen,itv 81 'osfs 81 folsi I -
/ Igf k block ~ al N II 4dd TtN,a
| 81 81 penaiiy 5r coats gt,. ,otai. s -
~ ny " u niS,f ~ - isss. ' az ,s,-I 20
I Frt,iion of III m blo.k III al m
| "Jd Tsxes tioi penalty, 81
,, costs. az ,9i' j, t,,., % a. p, ] ~
1Sat. .n. t,,,l 20
~ block - @ r : add 1sS,'s o.,
49, Il IN ~ 4 .tt frtr
Nbi p.nSlty 81. costs m' total. tI1i
Inf 6loek III o n 4 adj T4ur-
lot a.. Block h. q n ada raxes
uut r.n9uv a.. cost. a,r t6tl. a
IIot block ia. O a. a add Taxes.
n "a 1r.@ty 1,sf. ~. t9f,t "a
To ( Riock III % n = add taxes
um t.nsnV Fl r,sf. IN. totlI 81 z.
-. b biork iE 81 a = add. Faxes
ftW p.B.tty sr. COSTS Ell tnt,I. 8 j
80 tg trn.k a. al M 4 ott ms
81 i6i PENALTY hi. costs. a,e. Total Z y
| ft,,r,ion M ~ IA ln block is al AZ
eo.,s s'' "a tS,si 49, ~, "' IVY "a
f ga r, 81 loi - s e9gf 70 o. = so.it
Sr' totai. ...' .''. 49, ,,'..s a
-, % . s,9fk y. o. ,a " 49, .aa ,o dsf'
t.ai ~ block o. o. o = add TaHes.
~ ,esttS, =. c's,s a,,' t,t.i Il
t.0t ri block l5. d q \ ada. Take
o. penalty. = ce!ss's sng' total ID
non,,liy n. r,.ls a.. toi1i
y, !, biott is a. N ttt 'fa,.
Ee- penaiiy "a. ca-,s az total s
~ %, ,.l lob 20. -, M , eo' t.,si
,p1,lia ~, ' 49,
b,e r.nRifv - e.aia asl total .
10 III bigcf AZ % n tdf Tarrs
b pIb,,S Sl.y "a d 's'fs ia, CIV 'r1s..
,ersliv 4 ee.-is 81. tst.T
~, y biatR a. a r sdl 3r,,.-
5r. PENALTY ic costs. gna totsi &
r.n.lft a r,.ta al. tofsi
49,, bia,F If. d n Dti r,s.s
o9t..Tv q, goafs as.. taiaI
~. bal t4ttt a. N 4 .,dt 49,.
n ~. a. $500 AZ a. N a ,tt sr,..s
1919 80 AZ t,t,f
90 ti,.rk a. a. n 4 ,dt ,rsr
~ 1917 .,ttm ~ t.taI
49,. 81. +, .at
per4tty IL. e'.t@ 81 totI
rr..., ~, IL, "a $500 81 ~ ~
st T..s. II t.o.tty l..
800 "a. ~,
-. H tta..t III "a &C. i tt r...
"a "a ii M
tti
-, "a tt,,E la a a. ,tt r,v..
"a IN ,.r.ft. r ..t ~, t.fat
n y, flo-t IN a n 80 Ts..,
~ ~ psnai'g ~, f's,s '9,'l; j
I sda rase, SIS penalty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
PRECINCT NO %

'reapln, Manuel
Land 30 by 90 rAras ~ ~ by the
Pine Cuale, y. hy tie Cnchiiio. n.
~ Manuel Haca, W, b. NJ cfes-
pin Land 10 varaa WiDr M. n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

NNr, Geo u.
va aEh. Sec :. I'p NJ range
y 10 acres Taxsa. til 81. penalty,
co, costa. nci total ....,,....,...,... ti9 A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Lot s block " o a T. add TAX
ioe. penalty ici costs, ~ total sd
Loo block VI, a D. ndd. 10 see
I .oi block "a. % a H. ADD. ' sxss
iEo penalty g., costs Aes 10 tai Ia
1 .Si p block il. u a J.. add rsxsa
ieo penaliy ic ccata AZ total q
i.oi D. block "A. a D. ada Taaes
iNf penalty, o., costs alcg total 8 T
10, 3. block it " a 4. asR Taxes
iee ufnnify g. costs ~ foial a.
i.ot 4 hlock H. - a D. ~ a. Taxos.
ISL penalty lyt COSTS n a.. totals So
i.oi Z. block TO- " a D.. F,dd Tsxes.
TO- penalty. g.. costs. 90. toeti.t %
ini = block ll ~ a q. add Nxes.
i."i Z. bio 4 IL 81 4 b. add TSses D."
&c. nHu1ltY o.. cnsltA ga. total 3 H
IA 3. block 10 20 a ~ add raves
IT, PENALTY Co. ousvi luc. total a.
Lot y block H. o. a h. add. Taxes.
~ penalty. lg rnssa. ~ total. . 30
Lot p block "a. ". A g. add. raNpa.
loi io' block i,. II 4 i. add TsNe. "
lHr. PENALTY ir costs. Gh. total gf
Lot ii' block u. " a J.. add Taxes
lGr penalty lc costs. gSi total W
LOT a. block 10 " a 4. add raxes.
o. penalty ict rpsts. - total. sal
Tot T. block 81 y. a H. add Taxes
a2r peualiy lc costs. mri totals HI
lot B. block q, ~. a T. add. Taxes
l.oi g block q a. 4 l.. add Taxes
81" penalty ac costs @ri total 90
cue aNNNIM NI lois d ana ~ NINNM
81 ~ a 4. add Taxes lgr. pea-
ahy, o.. COSTS elr. total .....'..K Hl
ono .third of lots 10. ~ and NJ block
81 % q l.. ada Taxes re- prn-
aNy o.. costs Nr. total ........t a
one tHitd of lots e. = and " block
~ ~ a a. add Taxes &c. nen-
htfV e.. costs Eir total ........f si
Tot b. block " u a I. ada Taxes
asc penalty 2r costs, Nr total -
Tot o. block l9 - 8 l.. adj Taxes
itC penalty ~ costs. nc Total ..t a
t.oi Il block h a. q q. add Tixca
iGc penalty. o.; coHiv ~ total . %
t.oi d block 81. " q T. add Taxes
ier pruultY. o.. costs ga. total %
Lot o. bh3rk G 90 a 4. add Taxes
&C. penalty lyt costs mc, tutal..t 30
Lot in block Az. n. A I add Taxes
To-. penalty iri costs. mr, tninl 50
LOT o. block 81 " a g. add Taxes
tsc peualiy lri costs. 90 total. 20
Lot % block b. y T.. add Taxes
tbr. penalty. ic, costs elr, tutnl, III
lot g. block N o. a l.. add Taxes
o. penalty o. COSTS M0 fot1l 70