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TRIED TO lNPEACN
The Testimony Of Principal Wit
ness against Alexander Jester,
Charged With Murder - Hard

The Testimony Of n Principal Wit
ness Against Alexander Jester,
Charged with Murder Hard
Fought Case.
NEW LONDON. Mo, July ?ss--ln ;ha
thai Of Alexander Jester, charged with
III murder Of Gilbert Gltes,;h. defense
to-day .EIeayotcI 10 impeach the t.s.
timony Of William $. Shrewsbury, who
sworv thai he saw tn murdered mans
body in tbs defendants wagon near
Hu!en LAM. Omar Webb and W. II.
Ward declared Shrewshury's reputation
Tor truth and veraci;y was. no; good.
At this point the defense ASKED the
privilege Of reading portions Of the i.s.
;!muny Of y. \, Gates. father Of Gilbert,
t..lgre IL magistrate Al Pals, Mo. 0.
May %. 1871. There was no objection
and thy portion was read relating 10 Mr.
Gates finding part Of his sons trunk
at testers home Ia Kansas This con-
,radlcteI testimony Introduced Ly sac
state 10 show that Jester burned t!,c
trunk. The dtl.nsc also rad Mr..
Gates statement Jhlt he wrote Gilbert
to sell his team and come home and not
let any one know he had TIKI maney,
Privileged to Read All the Testimony
Attorney W s.Forrs,. Tor ths prose-
cut!,s!. asked the court Tor the prty!-
Irsa Of reading all the testimony OF Mr.,
Gates. and it vas granted.
Or. G. Fl. Graygs, Ut Center. NO, was
the has; witness for the defense He
gave expert testimony on nsatIng
bodies
The state Immediately put on tesiI-
mony In r.buttli 10 prove that ". $.
Shrewsbury's reputation is good Ths
nrst one admitted on cross examination
that he received $3.50 from detectives for
which to get witness 10 testify u
Shrewsburys good reputation.
State Senator Fitzhugh. OF Arkansas.
had associated with Shrewsbury in L
business way. und declared that his rep
utau0n is good.
When court convened this afternoon,
Judge Eby was informed that all III.
evidence In tha case was before the
jury. The case probably will so to the
Jury Tuesday evening Court adjourn
ed until Tomorrow morning.
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Along the Landing.

The Avalon passed down yesterday
morning for Cincinnati. In the place OF
the Queen City. with a big trip.
The marks al c p. NJ. showed feet s
inches ana rising. The river al Pitts
hurgh was still rising last evening. and
a nice rise is assured, Weather, cloudy
and cooler.
The Leroy took the Sunday schools Of
the Simpson and Waymau Methodist
Episcopal churches 20 Cres2p's grove.
ycSterdwaS. and the F. 4. Gocbcl ran
in the Leroy's Darlington trade.
Wheeling r.veimen are awaiting with
interest the approaching completion OF
the new Liberty at MIddlcpor;. Her
trial trips will be witnessed by many
steamboatmen from western rivers.
and II the Ideas OF Montgomery and
Booth pan out 1t is predicted that
steamboat architecture and machinery
will be revo!utlon!zed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-27
ELLIS GLENN RELEASED
From Jail by Giving n Bond Of S7O0.
Great Mystery Surrounds the Pris-
oEer-Attorncys Will Soon Make

From Jail by Giving n Bond of s7OO.
Great Mystery Surrounds the Pris-
oEer-Attorncys Will Soon Make
n Statement.
Special Dispatch TO the En,ellccnccr
PARKERSBURG. " Va, July 2G.-
Thn announcement few duys ago by
JudGr Jackson. uf III. Federal court.
regarding the trial this week Of Ellis
Glenn. the mala impcrSunltor. and al
legged forsgr. appears to have startled
those who arr back OF the defense, and
caused them to again play for delay.
When thu h9bcas corpus proceedings
vera called this afternoon Glenn's at
tornpy argued for 4 reduction OF the
bend from S@,OCO to $500 and finally sue
cscd2d in securing reduction to $500.
which was immediately given by her
attorneys, Caldwell! and Watson.
Stopping Mt Boarding House.
The notorious prisoner was at once
released. and Is now stopping at a
boarding house on Fourth street. wher2
she WAS seen by the Inielligeuccr cor
respondent. Sh2 was dressed In female
attire and is pale and wan from her
s'cknt 81. and long imprisonment She
refused to make any statement beyond
the bare assertion that she intended re-
mlininS In the city and lighting the
case to finish. The fact that though
brought 10 this city from Illinois PENN.
less and seemingly unknown. she has
been abl2 to retain corps of high
priced lawyers, put up an expensive
legal fight and finally furnish bond.
adds 10 the mystery surrounding her.
Her attorneys will issue statement III
Il few days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-27
FAYETTE COUNTY PRISONERS
Brought to the Pcnitentiary by sher-
III McVcy aud His Deputies

G, W. MrVcy. sheriff OF Fayc,tc
county. assisted IS deputies Acres. Fa-
gen. Walker and Snuff, yesterday
brought five black and one white cul-
pgIls who have been sentenced by the
court u Fayattr county to serve term
IN the MoundGvIla p2ntrntnry, They
were George Good. colorrd. four ycna
for burglary: WIN Swan. c0lorcd. two
years FOR larceny; Jim Roberts, color
ed, four years Tor shooting with intent
to kill: David johnson. cOlored. seven
years for burglary; William Anderson,
colorrd, four years Tor burglary; Hiram
Atkins, white. Gttccn years for bur
glary, Atkins has previously served n
term In the pen and was given the adj.
ditional Ave years required by statute
Mr. McVcy and his deputies put up At
the Stnmn lust night, and took in the
opera at the park.
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BRYAN NAY NOT BE NOTIFIED


That He Is tho Democratic Candidate
FOR Prssidcnt--Troublc With the
Railroads.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July 2G.-In-
QuIry to-day OF Chairman Martin. Of
the Democratic state committee us to
whether Mr. Bryan will speak here the
evening Of his notification, brought a
surprising reply, The cRu!rmam cx-
claimed angrily:
at does not look right now as II Mr..
Bryan would be here. II doesn't look
as II the notification would be held here
ut att
DO you mean that Mr.. Bryan cannot
Gomez"
II mean that unless railroads give us
terms that are juS;, this notification
meeting will be called OF. and not be
held in the state Of Indiana. The rail-
roads havs held the Democratic COM
mittee up for years. and they are Mt the
same old game, But. promise that
unless better teS'ms are made than those
offered, the notification meeting here
Will be declared on
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TIE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Cincinnati. AVALON, S "A. m.
Newport. .....J EWEL. II Il. m.
ParkersburC. II. K. BEDFORD. II a IN.
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD, S n. M.
Siatcrsv!llc, RUTH. $3.50 D. m
CluringtOH. Fl. A GOEBEL, 3:J1 p. m.
StcubCnville.rT. NJ. BhYNE, 80 y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Sistcrsville RUTH. 800 y. m
Darlington LEROY. 3:3l p. IN.
StcubCnville r. NJ BAYSE. 80 D. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston, GREENWOOD. $50 n. m.
ParkersAUry. n. X. BEDFORD 1879 a, n
Newport. EWEL. II 4. III.
SIStcrsvIIlc. RUTH. 3:5n p. IN.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. M
Steubenville. r. N. BAYNE, 80 p, II.
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SQUADRON SAIL
And Chowder Party Were Features
of the Inter-Lalse Yachtsmen Pro.
gramme.

gramme.
ToLDEo Ohio, July 2s.-Thc squad.
ron sail and chowder party ut Middle
Bass We're the features OF the lntcr-lake
yachtsmen programme to-day. At Il
o'clock tho signal 10 form In line was
hoiSted on Commodore Andcrson's Eva.
The boats prepared by having after
canvass up, and in short time the
whole fleet was on the way for a sail.
1t is the first time in recent years tina;
u squadron sail has been success.
There We're more than thirty yachts In
the line, and they presented mos, i'm.
posing sight
After = cruise ot an hour or more, the
AaRSaiR dropped anchor OF Middle Bass,
Other bOAts OF the fleet sailed around
the Eva, and then dropped their hooks
The yachting parties landed At Middle
Bass. where Il chowder luncheon was
secSed. The last race OF the week win
come on Tomorrow. 1t will be a race
TO windward or lceward. according 10
The direction OF the wind. The course
VIII be ten miles long.
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OF Esiiaise. are the guests OF the family
OF Or. c. c. Cole. IN SlTkSuod.
\ regular meeting % the MaocAbsgs
VII! BE- h>id this evening.
Dr. Ellis Cope was CoIeEala visitor
IN the city yesterday.
Prank TrcE moved his family 10 St
Claifsy!Ile yesterday.
Charles Hin vas in Barton on bps.-
ness yesterday.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of n Day In the Town at thu
End of the Bridge.

4 letter has been received by friends
in this city from Hon. W. V. Campbell,
now located at Joplin. No. In which h.
states that lie Is glad that his OLD
friends in this place have been appraised
OF the fact OF hts conversion from the
Democratic to the Republican faith. as
noted in an issue OF this paper last
week He further states that he new r
had any realization OF what difference
the change would make until he had
passc through the ordeal. and says
that NJ can now face men and feel rs II
he was man among men, He goes on
TO say that he Is looking forward with
great pleasure to the time when he will
return to the city OF his nativity and
cast his first ballot for the good Repub-
llcan party.
Misses Nellie and Alice Graham. who
have been the guests Of relatives in the
city for couple OF weeks. leave to-day
for their HON. ut l.arChmUnt, y. y.
They will be accompanied by Miss Lucy
Clark, who viii be their house guest for
couple OF weeks.
The Mckinley and Roosevelt cam
paign club will meet at the city build
Ing next Wednesday evening. and
large turnout is desired. The question
OF uniforms will probably be decided
upon ut this meeting.
K. X. Barrett. j. B. Loc and w. b.
Hall. Of this city. and DR.. Samue West.
OF ST. ClaIrsville. left last evening for
Baltimore, nj which place they will
board steamer for ten days trip on
the ocean.
The marriage OF CLIFTON RIchcy. TO
Miss Olive IlLllycr both well known
young people of this city. will occur
next Wednesday evening. ut S o'clock.
at the residence OF the brides parents.
August Klein, Of Barton, Will leave
the first OF the week for New York.
from where he viii take steamer for
Hamburg. Germany. TO visit relatives
for n couple OF months.
The Thomson Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school, OF Wheeling. which pic
nicked ut Steubenville yesterday. pass
ed through the city en- route. About 800
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Cooke and child
will return to their home al Lisbon, o..
the first NJ the week, after n two
weeks visit with relatives In KirkwOod.
1t Is stated that John Morrow has
been elected manager OF the glass house
In Marietta, and II Is thought he will
accept the position.
coorra >to-rou. ro,,r,,.a ,,oe,o,,,
his home in Marietta. after a visit Of n
weeks duration with his brother, John,
In Kirkwood.
Judge Isaac CASTOR and Hon. Alber,
w. KennOn. OF ST. Clairsvillc. were dis
tlur.ulshed business callers in m. cItv
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kleimer left YES
terdnv for New Maven Con1 tbair ola
home. to spend Il couple OF weeks with
relatives.
The Ancient Order ~ T-ri,a1 Uork-
men met at their hall last evening and
finished up some degree work.
Mrs. Andrew Moore, OF West Wheel
!nS. Is rapidly recovering, after Sc
'E err, ", a.', ., tSpn"'G lever
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River Telegrams.

OIL CITY-RIver 10 inches and sta
ttonary. Weather, clear and pleasant.
WARREN-River - OF q foot. Fair
and warmer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8 feet and
stationary. Weather. cloudy and
threatening.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S feet J
inches and falling. Weather, clear and
warm.
BRoWNSVILLE-RIvrr feet /
inch and stationary.
PlTTSBURGH-River 46 feet and
rising. Weather. clear and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-27

chgs-ttE: sEvrEfnc Grand treasurer. r
r. Miller. 81 IIltG8ls. supreme grand
chaplain. Res. Jacob AUndy. Of Ohio:
a,JprcmE grand director Of ceremonies.
W. : Ba!at"y. or Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-27
HARRISON DEMOCRATS

Nominate 4 IlCkft-AdtEessed n
4 Glitter, Partisan Speech by Can
dIdAte Hol,-Lukewaru Reception
Given the Nominee.
sprc!ai Dispatch u The Iptcgi!gracsg.
CLAREsBURG. " Va. July "a
Tn widely advertised announcement.
th4; John II. Holt the Democratic
ggscrnA;orilI nnG,iure would sp.4& n
the Democratic county coHyeHi!Cu.
br1uEh, good sized crowd to Lhe DEE
Dcr4uc county convention to-day, rinEy
coming through curiosity. Mr. Holgs
adlrnss was bitterly partisan and n
p!eta wi;h III. uiup-ra;ion and utter
aHC.a Of caiumny characteristic o! tbs
Democratic stump speaker who appeals
TO a'gjul!ce.
It was vyFy abusive and full OF IN.
scrupuluus epl;Rvts ugaiust McHiniay
rs well as E-,ss misrepresentation
ugGinst the Republicans pariy both MA
IlonnI and stg;-. His yirdc;iy.ncss
failed 10 provoke any Enthusiasm aGL
many Democrats shook THU, heads IN
d!sapproya.
Democrats sorcIy Disappointed.
To say tn least, IN. Democrats u
Harrison county were rorely dislp-
POINTED ana tn ukvwarm reception
given Nj. Hul, VIII scarcely lnduc. n!m
10 comg thIs way again. The old ,l,L.
nESstcH and ptrnlc!uus ~ usua. in
their danuncihtIuE Of progrvsstoa ana
the form Of government that has
brought prosperity to our people
However they whipped tn. younger
and better elpIren, into line ana h3ul
pricIclIiy their owu way bu: the cen.
ycaIiun adjourned on!y to md IetsrriSc
in the party significant 81 ,hs usual de-
traL Leaders wrre plainly :rla by tn,
rank ana rlc that they d! not intend
10 wear III. y9k- aud m7'rM bolt to.
Ticket go" 100. b" IT, sln;a makes.
The County Nominees.
The nominations ar ~ ~. smith
&. ..l.s.-, Jaap .. Johnson aud Jesse
+. Randolph. rur legislature. ass,ssors.
Ere. Smith lmI T.. Il He's pro.rcu-
ting attorney. :IillIr'i +. Su,G"r. cDgaly
cu7luisaianer. james Elb, county suT.
vryJr Carl Horne.
The ticket IS pronounced weak Que
Smith. Tor sheriff, Is regarded thr
strongest on tn. tlcknt acl vet Drtro-
crajs assert h. e4aGaI u5H even The
party votc. Republicans arr juD'laut
over the day" WON 81 tbs Democrats
In undoIUg themselves.
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OSTEOPATHY, THE DRUGLESS SCIENCE,

This of Healing has r,eSyeG special rosnIon the
hands Of the general public never aad by any other method has
has been introduced and It Is the boon TO humanity
j
rnts leaving
throughout the is
successful Osteopah living
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-27
LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION
Meets in Grand Council and Elects
Officers for the Year,

NV YORK, July @6,-Last nights
session Of the supreme grand lodge OF
the uiSited States OF the Loyal Orange
Institution continued un,n :, M 90
day, AL ID resulted in the rlrc,,or ~ ,So
following officers;
~ SuPntme giInd master, Rev. George
!. Lsmlnnn, OF Vermont; supreme grand
tuspu,s.lmnster. John Beattie. or Ohio !:
saprentt grand secretary Robert ",
Johnsona OF New York: deputy supreme
seesetaryH James Chambers, OF Massay
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SPECIAL SYSTEM OF TREATMENT IN OSTEOPATHY

obtained from SPECIAL SYSTEM
to be
OF
Of It's
neglected
drains o
enjoy OF
& BLOOD POISON.
erudIcntcd leaving system
STRUCTURE,
Curcd Special Treatment N&"2p2thy
VARIC0CELE,
thu
ncntt that has urcl
t!on and
WRITE
Office fut history
stating symptoms at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-27
FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed. SEARCHED and
Drisd 5 cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, S
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

/ tuHfH NN.. total AiE. 10
| Laden John
Lots to % inc block H. O r.
| add Taxes. N.in. penalty. &C.
costs NsO. total .................f az
lots q ]; ana Is block %. T.
add iuNrs Wv penalty Nci
costs. co. total .. .. ........,.......t g.sg
lot 70 and o. o fest Of lot n. blocs
AZ - ~ = add unc-hHlf taxes.
Sis penalty o. costs. lOc. total 10 -
Lots :. : ana TO- block 81. q. r.
=, ada. Taxes. bt. penalty. &c
lots 5 ans = block 50. . r. $. add.
| IaNes. tlaw penalty CSC costs.
toc total .... ......,..,...... uth
Lots 1 10 s INC. block 40 TT
| add. Taxes. ~ penalty g.
costs $40. total ............,...,. "a
Ia, q. block %. o r. y. ada. Tax
~ u@ penalty. isc. costs. Mc;
t9,al ... ..........-...... f"i
| Prrronai property Taxes. tu.
penalty. Hc, costs Soc. total 100
SERVER Frank
al %. a. n add One-hnif mxea
p@ penalty iec COSTS 80 total.t'si
SfnithFair A T..
$ tdd. Taxes SIS penalty. TO-
| COSTS On, total .......... ....... .t... 81
summit coal GO.
| Coal mlne on Sec \ IT.. o. range
"a " Taxes. Hnui penalty. 500
supple pi,s Z n ''''' ''"''i
Lots TO 10 INC block b', %. e.
atty. igc costs. soc total .' 100 $40 a.
1 Nntcla. DAWN
Lots y toh inc. block Sc q. e
y add Taxes. &c penalty, Sc
costs. soc. total ........',... .li.B
tTNkNBkN OWNERS put,rNCrs D.
tic reuaily ac costs 81; total ! 81
~ hlpgh D. - " > add Taxes.
Sc ppnnlty lc COSTS 800 tOlAi..s 81,
lsni q hloyk d - " = add rarss.
~ t~hhe}. b .s4is. -. totals 81
70, g. block %. p add Taxes.
- p|naltN ic o9sie. nci totnl,...s 81
AZ "i htotk " 81. n y add. Taxes.
80 P'""lN 'ar' COSTS NV
o'1 ,,o., a., %, a., as 50
ac pelmlty. vi costs ~. to,al..t 81
20 penalty g. costs. %. to,si--t .sl
Lot o hlock ID. q. r. y add. taxes.
20 penalty g. costs 90 ioial-.i a.
: 80, - ""'h ~, - y. y 900. IdArst
20 i"miti ~ costs 81 total "a 20
I2l =. block li o. U. = add Taxes
~ r"miiy 20 costs Dci total 3 20
Tot hiork W. -. y = add. Taxes,
. ~. penalty .r costs sc' total s a.
i1tlh hlo'k ii 80 " r. add. Taxes,
~ pruiiA b costs lnc. i0tal. Is 30
~, '' nip, u a. u :. Ndd. Taxes.
~ PENALTY g cost. loc to,al . IS
To- ~ hio,k u o. u add. Taxrs.
I ~, PENALTY g. costs SOC. total 8 20
~ ~ loi ~ block u. %. T.
tih Ibh'7. -ir penalty e.. costs,
l.oi +" hio,k li 81. q tdd. TaXcs,
3 lir penalty. g.. costs. alc. total. . q
10, ll hlosk %. %. r : ,dd TaScs.
Il, 4, py i,,.,i = '9s', 90 'o.a...l o.
p, penal'y g 20 - total, =.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28


Merchandise reses E5o penalty.
SIS costs, 5c total ............ - "
cobb " ~
Personal property Taxes t2s
PENALTY. y - cosis DE total. f2i.Oi
Personal property Tax pn pen
ally Nc costs. A' total .... 80 -
Personal property raxes. $50:
penalty. ~ costs Bee, total tts
Qns hai' % ne sw', Of sea-
To- 90 n range y. Taxes uig
penalty liC costs %. tntul. .......ts D
Mcrchnudise rax. 500. penalty.
$40. costs 500 total .............. tgi %
sWl MEL. Soc 70. ~ 10 y. range
T.. " acres. Taxes gv, penalty.
e.. costs Hc total .................f I %
| Proper o. A.
Personal property. Taxes. N5ot.
penalty iic costs. Gc. total. ...... SIC u
Shields MrH q. J.
Personal property Taxes. fst
renaliy sc. oosts Nc. intni.......t go
Smith " james
Personal p,opcrty. Taxes. ggn,
Penalty h.E costs &c.. total 80 NJ
| Smith. John
Pcrsonni property. Ttxcs. u7n.
| penalty 81 %, COSTS ~ total ... ~ .
| Nalo. Joseph
Land " feet running 10 naca ADJ.
| tii y. hy y r. Armiio q by !
" by DE river Taxes. si2 %. pen.
| atty Ia. costs Nr, total, ......... .fil %
Porson1l property Penalty. pS.
| costs, Gc. total ........ ....... 81 Is
| Williams Charlotte
AZ of block punhu lllghland
odd. Taxes SD. penalty "a;
COSTS Boo ioiul ......,...... ........t B. e
IUNKNOWN OWNERS or PRECINCTS
ls AND gi
30, o. block q. ~ NJ g. co aid
ou..haW us. t~ penalty 90
Lol Do bloch q. y N. e. 60. ,id
onr-h'n ns. E~. penalty So,
s. fr,c,Iouu plr, ct block %. iiun.
| iuE Highiaud add Taxes. EJt
| penalty. i4 cUrolr lHo. total ....... 8 CT
Tor iH boz block o. Armiio hros
ada. pnr-hHlf taxes. SAB. penalty
! ls.. ,os-. Me. loUu ...............t gg.
lot e. block a. Armij1 bros
aad unr-hau taxes Eh penalty!
Fraction OF iot IA 30 block q. Ar,
| milo Bros add Taxes Hii p,u-
alN 1ic. cosis. .nr total ........ 8 i.il
! ~ ui tartlon uf lut ~. block g. a..
90 ldd r,Aes. sal, penalty a..
Fr,c.ion Of ioi il llg,k q. d q -
'di TaNe. Hi penalty. De-.
Lot bIo,k b. springer add r,sc. 81"
81 % penalty Llt. rbHts giU. total at
Lg, ulock o Springer add THXes.
10. .o 5loca % Springer ,dd rare,
8 iI UtuHlll. t4r costs 2n.. total i,
TOT = block A. springer ldi one.
h'li i'N's. Na penalty is. costs.
Lo % BLOCK = springer add one
h1lt l1Nes. sos penalty i'. costs
10, B. bloek p AfmDo otrro
1dl. TaNs-. Nus. penalty ay
! Nu... aI. total ...... ....... fIi 3
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

'o-nisa, from me cas-, ana ". Win y. n. ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

lot gg block %, o. g. y add. Tax
~ SIS. penalty iec. costs. t0c;
t9thl tt. .. -. t.. .. ..t......t.t... ,...tt ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

lots a. and iu block 80. q. r.
= add. Taxes. Eit. penalty &c;
costs, wV. i9lhl ........ .....s..tt. ....t s.m
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Lots ans + block So . r. $ add
Taxes, tiam penalty. CSC. costa.
80, total ..... ........,...... .htN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

ld - block ~. y r.
srs ttW, penalty atci
,tnl ................t g.sl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

" n feet OF BOT a. block
add one half taxea.
\ lFC costs. 60 total. .tf.li
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Lots I to inc block no, rs
add Taxes tN penalty 60
costs $40 total t...........,.'ios'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

ld o. Q feYt 0f iut No. bloct
Z. sdd Dnc-hHlf taxes.
atty g. roats. i0C, total 10 70
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

1 prrronai property Taxes tsu;
penalty, lic. costs Soc. total 100
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Inc. block IA. q r
p sl,in. penalty SCI
.tal ...............t2.se
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

lnntF. i. =
Land boz precinct 90. iiu N hy sis.
tots % charity = bN % " 60. o.
los Muu street " nb she foud
i.oi block Co. HuniuE Highland
add Lots %. n aad n boo block ~
tiuulug Highland Hdd West frlc-
zion uf 9 to t inc. aud % 90 D. inC.
ln nl0rk I, ituninF Hightrd tdd
Taxes 81 U5, penalty SIS costs
81 W. total ............. ..... $50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Lois and Z, block o. "a a. add
Take. H.@ rvuaity ISL costs. % ..
total . ..... ......... ...........t ffl