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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-27
WANTE0-THE TRUTH!


The attention of tho Board Of City
Commissioners is respectfully directed
to certain disclosures that were made
Yesterday by the head Of the Akron
police department in the local newspa-
pers. and which seem to have more or
less Of n bearing upon the campaign
for the appointment of successor to
Chief of Police Harrison.
These disclosures purport to be based
upon information furnished to Acting
Chief of Police Dunn, by citizen OF
Akron, and, In brief, are TO the effect
that one of the four detectives who
have been imported to collect informa-
ton against persons concerned in the
Akron riot has been making strenuous
efforts to promote the canvass OF q
candidate for appointment as Chief
OF Police.
The Democrat does not know the
names of the detectives, and 1t has
been denied the privilege of having
access to the claims for services re-
ported to have been presented by them
and allowed. 1t does not know wheth'
er the detectives are the employees OF
the city or the county. But II the City
Commissioners have any jurisdiction
over the action of the detective whose
conduct has thus publicly been called
into question, 1t is their duty to insti'
tute an inquiry that will result, as the
esteemed members OF the School Board
80 highly resolved In n like crisis sew
eral months ago, In restoring Truth
TO the pedestal from which she appears
TO have fallen"
BY the disclosures made by Acting
Chief Dunn,-and he seems to make
them with assurance and with the sup
port Of fellow oiiicers,--otiicer John Il
Washer Is made to stand before th'
people as the beneficiary Of a plan oI
campaign which ought to have no place
in the canvass for the appointment
The Democrat has tried to deal fairly
with tho candidacy OF officer Washer
Us with all other candidates for the ap
pointment, and II is not to prejudice
nor advance the interests OF any can
didate for the appointment that It spg
gests that the City Commissioner
turn On the light.
In the canvass for the appointment
as Chief Of Police, which has EXTENDS
over period of several years, and &
the conduct OF the Police Department
since the great emergency that brough
local police affairs to a crisis, to
much has been said personal to th
interests of the several candidates
and too little in regard TO the interes,
OF the people whom the police depar
mens is supposed TO serve. II is NJ
oyerstating the matter to say that Il
citizens OF Akron are weary OF II
jeslousies. and the quarrels and II
characterization that have caused Il
police administration to become a pu
lie farce.
II there has been too much
the spectacular, too many grand star
plays. too much OF quareiing. Tor Il
good Of the force. the people have
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-27
Company NJ, Sixth Ipfantr,
M. O,NEIL & co.

The exhibit and Special Sale of
Oriental Rugs. Draperies, etc., will
terminate tomorrow evening. Un-
usually low prices. Closed all day
Thanksgiving. M. O'NEIL & co.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-27


eralities with which the subsidy idea
was sustained are inquirins why the
rights of the shippers and the produc-
ers should be sacrificed to the advan.
tage Of the shipbuilders or actual ship.
owners. We sincerely trust that from
this and all other legitimate sources
the opposition to the subsidy scheme
will be strong enough to block it in the
approaching session. The longer it
is put of and the more thoroughly it
is understood, the less likely is it to
succeed.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-27

Smoking jackets and house coats in
large variety; the finest line from the
best manufacturers. Just the thing
for Q holiday gift.
asnyasd g. Weed.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-27
10c-Special Doll SaIe-1Oc.

Saturday, Dec, LIST, we will sell 25c
doll for Zoe, at ]. J. Brasaemle's &c
and 10c store. THE Big Store OF Little
Prices" No. lis s. Howard st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-27

Do your trading Wednesday evening
at J. Koch & Co.'s.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-27
wO7sanSs
Refuge

when sfok Is Lydia e.
P5nkham's Vegetable
Compound.
No ofSser ssenI0in0 In fss0
world has a0no 50 SssucA
D0Odu
No confidence has over
heen violated.
NO w0nsassss testimonial
was ever published by
Mrs. PEmkhans without
special RorsssissSOn.
No woman ever wrote 60
Mrs. PisslfAsascs for advk0e
without 90ff.5sg heAp. No
sgsan Se08 those letters
Her advice 10 free, and
her address Is Lynn,
Mass. Sh0 fs a woman,
YOU can toll h6s' the es1yflss
No living person is SO
competent to advfs @
women. None has hass
SuoA experience
She mas restored a mill
lion Suff8rers 90 heaifEss
You oass trust her. Others
havos
Lydia z. Pinkham Med. CO., Lynn, MasA
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-27
AKRON BOY
Member Of U. S. Army
/, In Philippines
Writes to Chief Of Police Desiring to
Learn His Parents Whereabouts.

Wl'tVS W Sh'V' VI otSS CCouNIy W
Learn His Parents Whereabouts.
Chief Of Police Dunn received the
following letter Monday from Bert
Lamson, an Akron boy, now in the
Philippines, who is desirous of learn
ing the whereabouts of his parents.
Manapla, P. l., Sept, 25, 1900.
To Chief of Police:
Sir: VIII you please find me the ad-
dress of Mr.. Charles A. Lamson,
who used to live at 400 Yale ST., and
worked at Guthrie's fish market on
Mill st. l wrote several letters and
could get no answer, and I would like
to hear from him. II you find him,
please give him my address and
obligc.
BERT LAMsoN.
Company NJ, Sixth Infantry.
Manapla, Negros, l., p. l.
p. s.-Please tell them to write at
once to their son.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-27

asnyasd q Weed.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-04-07


The ladies of theNchurch square
association are showing a great
deal of activity. They promise
the public one of the most inter-
esting entertainments ever presen-
ted to our people. They will open
their Restaurant and Refresh
ments at Duchamp's hall in the
morning, and remain open all day.
The public is responding literally
and graciously, by giving every
thing that il necessary to make
the efforts of the good ladies a
complete success.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-04-07

Mr.. L. C. Duchsnnp. now =
member Of the police Jury, will,
we are pleased to say, give soihe
of his attention to the terasse
road, which is in bad condition.
The nature of the soil of that road
is such that the parish should
have some one to attend to it con-
tinualiy, particularly after each
rain.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-04-07

Democrats of the Parish of st.
Martin, stand to your duty regafd-
less of the begging of the boltefs
for your vote, and stamp the Roos-
ter on your ballot, thereby voting
for q straight Democratic ticket
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19


Hon. 4. -. carton, A. H. Renehan
a1d John .. Miller. from santa he. ara
al the Grand Central They ara dele
gates to the anti-stephens bill con-
vention.
Judge r. u. Ncwcomb. Eugene Van
Patten. Henry bowman. Jose Lucero
ana Charles y. Miller came up from
Las Cruces this morning to attend the
convention.
G.. r. Brown. Of Socorro. w g. Hope
we'll. " Hlllsboro. Esauipula Baca. Il.
y. Gibbon and George Gray. OF Las
Vegas, are delegates 90 the convention
who are at the European.
Rev 7. A. nendrat. the pastor IN
charge Of the German Lutheran church
10 this city. left this morning for Can
on city, Colo. to attend the Rocky
Mountain synod OF the Lutheran
church
Eur0iue Onavh. bootbiack. was ar
rested last night Tor drunkenness AMI
placed ~ the hold-over until this morn
Ink. when court convened he entered
his plea OF guilty an da hne OF IS was
imposed.
Oakley clifford. the Highland livery
man. IN keeping up with the times. lie
was out to-day with another bran new
rubber tire road wagon. which he pur.
chased from Capt Jacob Korbor. Of the
Arm % korber q Co.
Hon. John A. NOZZLE. Judge Of tho
First judicial district. Hon l.. a
Hughes, secretary % the New Mexico
Irrigation committee. and j. w. Akers
% santa re. are here az delegates, and
stop at sturges European
Frank r. sturRes and W. y. Chllders
who are extensive stockholders Ia the
noted Washington mining claim ln the
Cochiti district, returned 10 their
homes here last night. after thor.
ough Inspection OF the workings al
their big property.
Hon. H. .. Bursum. the territorial
p"niieniiary superintendent. and a. A.
NeWberty, Of Santa Re. H. n. Twitch.
eli OF East Las Vegas are three
Wen known irrigation delegates who
are IN the city and are registered al
the Hotel Highland
President Wallace Hcssclden. ex-
President NJ. = Stamm aud Chief En-.
glnceF y. r. Harroun. three gentlemen
connected with the construction OF the
loW-line ditch. left this morning Tor
AiEodoneH, for the purpose Of perso-
nally investigating the work Already
done on that great enterprise. which
was recently allowed 20 cease" owing
20 default % certain payment Of bills
Charles Roe. the general southwest
ern agent of the Singer Sewing com
pany and wife. came IN from the
south this morning ana mr Roc was
NJ his office on Gold avenue this morn
ing Mr.. Roe stated that ne had Wis
tied the Alamogordo country and
found everything looking fine: the Cap.
itan coal mines producing "a first-claaa
quality of coal. and he also stated that
box factory would undoubtedly soon
be established az AlamoEordo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
AccrprNrs ~ rnI oocnIrIs.
Toot Hurt -uurkc's Hand cut Morgan
BADLY Injurcd.

Badly lnJurcd,
Mert Wagner. an employc OF the
Navajo company az It's saw mill. met
with minor accident last Tuesday
La company with other employees be-
was engaged in handling heavy los
when. by some chance, he got his foot
caught under g. The appendage was
badly plnched.
Charlie Burk. an cmploye of the Ma
Vaho company at ,ts mill IA Media Ola
canyon. mot with a serious accident
"Wednesday. which will lay him up for
some weeks 10 come. In company with
another man he was falling a tree
when the AK of his assistant flew from
the handle. striking him across the
back OF his left hand almost severlng
that member from the arm The Ia.
jury was dressed by Dr. Grace. and
az a result he will loose the use Of a
couple Of fingers on that hand
NJ y Morgan. one Of the crushcrs al
the Albemarle reduction works. met
with an accident the fore part Of IN,
week which will neCessitate his laylne
on FOR few more days II is custu'
mary with the employees Ia this depart.
mcnt 90 take home for fuel the refus,
tlmOers which are sent out % the mine
Ia getting his consignment he accident
ally included stick 10 which had be,
come affixed a dynamite cap An eN'
plusion followed contact with thl
names. which badly burned his lefl
| hand and forearm lie had the injured
member dressed by the company physl.
elan and Is now enjoying an enforced
vacation aa a consequence Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

freight and passengers 70 san Francis
go. The line b. now open through to
San Francisco for freight. and ~ the
frst OF July passenger trains will begin
running through.
Recent heavy rains IA Southern CAL
if0rnia and Arizona insure Improved
conditions. said Mr.. Morton IN bis pri-
vate car al the Union depot this morn
ing. Work ia pfogrcaslLg rapidly on
the santa Re and Grand canyon rail-.
road from Williams, Aris., 20 the Grand
canyon. This canyon - one Of the
widest bits OF mountain scenery in
the country but because " its remote
Nee from railroads has not attracted
the attention Il would n II had been
easier Of access The canyon r. twelve
miles Wide, 900 miles long and from
5000 20 5000 feet deep Aside from the
passenger treftlc that will result from
the building OF the new line. the face
~ this immense canyon has an expo
sure 81 5000 feet Of copper ore which
promises 20 make It one ~ the richest
mining districts IN the world"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
Jnisrrsity students Entertained la Tin'
style tast Night.

Unigcrslty students Entertained Ia Ttns
style tast night
prof g T. Hodgin ana wife and
Prof n. T.. Childs and wife entertained
in royal style. last night the classes
of the New McYico university. the en-
tcrtalnment taking place at the Rose
homestead on the mesa. now occupied
by Professor Childs.
Louis Becker won a lt,le volume on
courtship by Rudyard Kiplng by PIN
ming a man IN his proper position on
the bicycle.
Miss Elizabeth Powers received the
BOBBY prize ON the bicycle proposition.
Several other interesting tricks and
games were INDUCED ia. after which
partners were selected and substantial
and delicate refreshments we're then
served
Tho jolly students then INDUCED ln
singing. aud just as they were ready
90 depart Cor the evening three cheers
ana bis Tiger were given Tor the
two popular professors and their wives.
The following students were present
Messrs. b. q Johnson. NJ g. Hard
ing Louis Becker Edward Hart John
Terry. Harry icrrick. Clarence French.
20 Coous, Roderlck slower, Misses
dIizabr,a Hughes. Mabel Anderson.
Lucy Hazclilne. Mabel Hunt. Freda
Btrth Jessie McMbicn Dec clayton.
Mata rwsy Nellie Brewer Edith Niles.
CounH Edna Manwar.n. Katie Nann.
Elizabeth Powers. Ruby Custer. signe
skoog Laura Kraw,nkle. Edna Lea
vett Bertha Crockcr. Frances Butts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
Facts i
For Sick ~
Women

First ebo medicine flsaf
holds fro S-oO0rd for flpo
largest number Of absO-
lsSfo Cures Of female MS
~ Lydia e. PIRitfsaI1's
Negotiable 0OS1pOUn6.
SECOND Mrs. PlnAEibaps
Oa1 show by nor i0ffoF'
files Nv Lynn fsRf q mil
Hon womI0a have been
restored 20 health BY nor
psOSfofsss and affvlOos
Third AHI0ffors 10 Agrs.
PfHkhans arc r0oofvedy
opened road and ar
swor0ef by wonpon only
Thks fact ~ certified 60 by
ire mayor ana IsosEBSass
f0r Of lynn ARD others Of
MRS. Pf1fShaspp's own oIfy.
Write for FREQ book corr
tanning these OoFfIfIoafOss
Every alIlSg woman ~
Invited 20 write 60 Mrs.
PfSffsagI and g0G nor ad-
Woo free Of CHARGE
Lydia rinkhasa asd Co, Lynn. MAsA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
room MAlL FACILITIES.
More Complaints Reach a.. Citi,eu once
from she West.


This paper during the past few
months has received numerous com
plants from subscribers along the san
Ia Pc Pacific regarding failures In re-
ceiying their papers and even letters.
and Ia order 20 set the matter directly
before the proper authorities the fol-
lowing letter iH published
Chloride. A r.. May l2-The citizen
has almost qult coming 10 any OF ~
subscribers here entirely /. myself
have not had but two copies In over
ten days 10 IL the same way about all
other mail matter from the east. In.
Guiding valuable letters Recently !
received a package 90 ten copies of the
Phoenix Gazette six weeks after date
Western mails come All right, and nl
blame or negligence can be made
against the postmaster here. but Il II
the carclcssness Of some postmaster OF
route agent east ~ KingmRn YOU
would confer a great favor by inform
ing a postofilce inspector Of the condl,
lions of mail affairs this way. as
know OF none
Very respectfully. j.. NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
CENSUS ENUMERATORS,
Selections Formerly Approved by
Director Of the Census.
THE BtRNAlllo COUNTY LIST.

The following selections Tor enumer-
ators 10 asHist iu taking tho twelfth
nual United states census Ia New a.cA-
loo have been made by Hon, Pedro
sAnchcz, nupyrvis0g Of une census foT
This territory. have been formally ap-
proved b. the director OF the ounsuS'
aud the persons named have been duly
commissioned
Bernaililo county. n. silva. san
loval. George W Met4gcf. seferino
Gutierrez, jose 10. LueerO, W. "A. IA.
Allison. Modesto G.. ortiz. Manuel sal
a4ar Otcfo. .. y. HOyoy, Henry ulca-
son, Albuquerque. J. Felipe Hubbell, ~.
h. ChaveH. j. h, Rivera, fajarito, Re
stltuto sanduyal. CabuEon. Epifanio
GalleE0s, CRbuz0n. l.. G.. de baCa. FenA
blanca. J. Is. Arohulots. Pefea. Reyes
Luccr0. cuba. a. n. Rein. Gallup, Geo.
q. smith. bland.
ColfaK county,, L. Abreu. Raysd0
Chayeu cOunty-W. 4. Turner, itos-
well.
bona Ana county samuel c. asek.
bona Ana.
Eddy county, c. sanehss. Carts
bad.
Grant county Charles e. Conrad.
Cun -. W. Taylor. Allison Edward
Pennington. Deming ars. Annls An
chetA, silver City,
sierra county IA. a.. Johnson. Lake
valley. A. 3. Warren. Andrews, -, q.
Martin. Garfield. TOmaa Rivera. Llllls-
Doro. Eduardo Tafoya, Monticello.
san Miguel county -ffimOteO Bena,
! i.aa Vegas frank RiYera y baca. Iti-
vera. Atancio ltoiyai. FecOs, EuEeaio
/ arleEo. Iuc0luts, Juss l.. Rivera. Las
| vegas, J. "a. Marines. Chapefito, ha-
| .tri aallsslH. Eauiu IAlAmlllu, Eufiquo
! ArmiJo, Pablo ullbaru, Las Vegas.
/ Nost0r Bena, RIVERA. Fiorvueio Pache-
| 60 sapelo, EpilEui0 Nigi. sapello,
| William G. Bernard, l.Ra Vegas. Robert
| g., Held. ilaHt Las Vegas. Juso L. Oar
| glh. EuEcniu Rudolf. ffancisco bae@ y
I asnd0val. Hiiario naoa. litmundo I.o-
/ pea. Juan Is. Uuerin. La Vegas.
/ santa ~ couaty Airs y. =. frlasar-
/ %. for Espanola district. vice A.. IA.
I.feas. resigned. D. &. Pine. 8anatno.
sOcorro county H. Harris. socOr-
| 20, A. A. ssdillo. soc0u0. Cllmaco
Gauesos. San Acacia. solomon q.
iaca 5oc3rfu Mlquladva Armil0. 3d.
| zorro. Clement hlgAtoWcr. soc0rro.
Julian J TrujIllo. Limitar
Union couniy-H J Love. clayton,
Juan g.. Marines. Folsom william
| McCaHn. Poison.
Valencia county -Boiealo Romero.
l.os Lunau , n. Luna. Beien Anasta-
cio Garcia. Ccb0ileta Abel Telea Ban
Rafael. Poiocarp0 sancheE. reraita3
| plegario q. Sanchez Tome. Juan T..
Iaram 49, Torrecn. George ~ Ar
milo. AanEnno. LeopCldo Macon. Ba-
| mah
The above together With mo appoint
menis already given "a these columns.
practically completes the liat % emu
merators allotted Tor thr iT3 districts
into which New Mexico e divided. The
euumoratoru viii enter upon their du-
Ties June 1.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
mack rnoM GALIur.


W w Mcclellan. book keeper FOR
Bachechi g. Giomi, returned on the de-
layed train from Gallup this morning,
the train having been delayed several
hours al McCartys station by an nC-
cidpnt 90 one of the coaches
Mt Mcclellan. IN a short talk with
The Citizen representative gave the
following paragraphs about Gallup and
hrr people.
W A. Maxwell formerly ~ Albu-
Querque has returned 90 Gallup from
his trip 90 Washington and oregon,
where he ls Interested extensively 0n
thc timber industry
The people of Gallup are at present
agitating the question ~ new depot.
ana some ~ the officials 81 the santa
H. Pacific road are favorsbly inclined
Co the proposition.
"It ls safe 90 say" said Mr. McClel-
Ian Chat Gallup will send -uusing
delegation to the next Territorial Fair.
Everybody Who attended last fan was
well pleased, and they with many
others. are now laying aside some
funds 20 visit Albuquerque this fan"
The postofiicc ls being newly papercd
and repaired. and a now floor win also
be laid
The Southwestern Brewery a Ice Co.
OF Albuquerque will erect an Ice house
Tor the storage Of beer az Gallup. plans
ana specifications having already been
/ submitted
Mino Bros. wholesale liquor mer-
chants. have removed their quarters "a
store room adjoining Kennedy
opera house.
g. y cotton the well known Indian
trader, ls feeling the i}Hpulse OF pros
perity and win make some up.to-date
and exteusiv, improvements 90 his res
| idcncs
The merchants OF Gallup are agitat-
| Ing the question ~ aprinklinE The
streets thus keeping down real estate
| during windy days
A grand ball was held az Odd Fellows
| han the other evening. and 10 proved e.
he one of the incest dances ever held 10
Gallup
Base ball has struck Gallup IN good
big chunks and several clubs ~ loca
players have been organized. A gam,
between two local teams viii be played
| tomorrow Sunday afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
LrNcoLN COUNTY NAH SERVICE.
New Bids Tor Carrying Mails Asked for
by the Government,

New Bids Tor Carrying Mails Asked tor
by the Government,
The new mail service was 90 have
been inauguratcI on May 40 ln Lincoln
county, IL postponed. and the govern
mcnt has advertised for new bids on
the various stage routes, the time now
state6 Tor the beginning OF the service
being June 10, The delay II caused by
the contracts n0B la force being below
a figure than any man can carry the
mail and exist on the Income from the
business. Al present the contractors
are paid ti.iUO per year for carrying
mail between White oaks and Lincoln.
This means e daily trip Of forty seven
miles each way, ninety miles a
day, employing two drivers and several
horses, for the muniilcent rcmunera-
zion % less tran "a per dayl The bids
for the new service were higher than
the above rate. as they should be, ana
were all rejected by the post0fiioe de-
partmont as being too high.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

Conejoa Grant Case Submitted other im-
puFtant Matters.


In the United states court Of private
land claims Wednesday afternoon the
hearing OF the Cuueios grant claim for
5000. O0p acres Ia Southern Colorado was
concluded ana the case submitted and
taken under adyisement by the court.
ia case No. iG5. Eduardo Otcro W.
the United states. involving the Abo
mine grant in Valencia eo"uty. a mo-
lion for rehearng was oyerruled. the
court having previously rejected the
claim q involved over $1,000 acres
In the matter OF the Las t.agunitas
or Antonio BaCa grant. bordering on
the Ccbolleta grant "a Bernalillo cOun-
- and claimed By Mariana >. Oter0,
at al. involving 6i.772.5i acres. obieo-
tons 10 the survey heretofore executed
under decree Of This court were raised
by the United states attorney. ana al
the witnesses both Ia favor OF said sur
vey ana against Il reside al such d
distance from santa BE. IL was decided
20 designate a member OF the court q
proceed to the ground ana take the tes.
tlmony Justice II. c. Sluas was ~
designated
Ia the case OF the Chama grant. and
tho san Miguel d.! Bado grant. JUS
ticc W. D. stone was designated az
special representative 90 the court {,
take testimony as 10 the extent Of "a,
several all0tmentH Justice Stone VII
also proceed 10 Tres Piedraa ana taxi
testimony on the Pctaca grant ana 81
| 20 Laa Cruces on a similar mission IL
connection with the Hefugio colony
/ gnaaI
The court. through Judge Stone
| handed down an opinion rejecting thl
Jose De I.eybA grant in santa ~
county claimed by Marlano y. Sona
" santa Fu. The claim was Tor no.
00o acres Upon the grant are situate,
| the Tiffany turquOlH mines
The Rogue Jaclnto Jaramillu gran
Nas also rejected. The opinion OF m
court being delivered by chief Iuato
Reed. The grant was an imperfect oue
but was rejected because it conflicts
with the Juan Jose L.obato grant. pre-
viously confirmed. The grant Is situ
ated la Rio Arriba county. and Wa
claimed by Joee Pablo Jarsmilio. IL a