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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-20
WILL ENFORCE THE LAW,

81 shall select an Acknowledgement
who will, without fear or favor, en-
force existing laws" against
the trusts says Mr.. Bryan in
his letter of acceptance. He will
90 further than that in the same line
and instead of selecting as district at
torneys the lawyers who do the bid
ding of the trusts, Mr.. Bryan will Sc
lect none except men who are anim;a-
ed by the same unrelenting hostility
to trusts that distinguishes him. In
stead of trust attorney from New
Jersey, he will select some great law
yer who, with his assistants in every
State. will leave no stone unturned to
enforce laws against trusts. With the
best talent and most honest prosecu-
lions. the accomplishment of the de-
struction of trusts will not be an easy
task. but when the States find that
every agency of the Federal Govern
ment is being directed to break up
illegal monopolies, the State officials
will Join hands with the Federal Of
ficials, and the only hope of escape
left to the trusts will be to become
legal corporations as before the trusts
were formed, leaving room for compe-
tition and a chance for new corpora
tions. Now if a trust is indicted in
State court, it flies to the Federal
court. Then, if it takes that course,
it will be jumping out of the frying
pan into the fire.
There are many lawyers who be
lieve that the present antitrust law
will prove stringent enough if its en-
forcement is put in the hands of the
kind of men who would be appointed
by Mr.. Bryan. AS a matter of fact,
nobody has seriously tried to enforce
it. Harrison, Cleveland and Mckinley
have all had Attorney Generals who
either were too friendly to the trusts
or Indifferent to the impOsitions impos-
ed by the trusts. Not one of the Presi-
dents wanted the law enforced, and
it was permitted to remain a dead let
ter. If any district attorney started
out to prosecute a trust under it, he
got the tip" to call off his dogs be-
fore he had gone very far. There has
never been any serious intention to
enforce the law, and will not be unless
Bryan is elected. Mckinley has been
syndicate trust President and the
trusts know that his faint bark is
only made to give them notice that
he has no idea of biting.
The antitrust law ought to be en-
forced or repealed. Bryan will take
the steps to enforce it, and it is be-
cause the trusts know his earnestness
and honesty that they will put up
Doodle to defeat him. The people, how
ever, who have had more object les
sons than ever before of the oppres-
sions wrought by the trust, are arous-
ed and are determined to elect to the
Presidency the only candidate who
will treat the trusts as he Will treat
all other malefactors.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-20
You can't patent porous plaster, but
a joke is the property of everybody.

The progressive nations of the world
are the great food consuming nations
Good food we'll digested gives strength
If you canot digest all you eat, you need
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digests what
you eat. You need not diet yourself. 1t
will even digest all classes OF food in a
bottle. No other preparation will do this.
1t instantly relieves and quickly cures all
stomach troubles. Bobbitt- Wynne Drug
Co., w. II. King, VIM. Simpson.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-20
sINUoUs BUT sCINTILLANT.
Norfolk Pilot Virginian,

Norfolk Virginian.
We have followed with no small de-
gree of joyous absorption the sinuous
but scintillant course of sundry organs
of public opinion that could find moth
ing to command their support in either
Republican policies or Democratic plat
form, and so set out to run the govern
ment after large plans and comprehen-
sive ideas of their own, which they
termed being independent"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-20
A CONTEST IN THE HOUSEHOLD.
Winston Sentinel.

Every Democratic voter has the right
of personal preference in casting his vote
in the Senatorial primary. Let this fact
be fully recognize and let there be no
unjust or bitter criticism of any candi-
date or his supporters. Bear in mind
that this is a contest within the Demo-
cratic household between friends and
not against a common enemy. Throw
up your hat and hurrah for your prefer
ence to your hearts content, but don't
condemn another fellow because he
chooses to throw up his hat and hurrah
for another candidate.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-20

The Birmingham Age-Herald says
that the cotton bagging trust, which
recently strangled wadding mills in
Columbus and Chattanooga, has adj
vanced prices of wadding 40 to so per
cent" and that today a wadding mill
cannot be established in the South be-
cause the trust would throttle it. Such
mills would be profitable under nor
NAL circumstances in every Southern
cotton manufacturing State, because
they take from other mills waste"
and convert it into batting. But the
trusts flourish and cut off enterprise
and progress under this trust-breed-
ing administration.
And yet Mark Hanna says he does
mot believe a trust exists in Amer
ical ~
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-20
A FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER.

Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald,
Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
the best in the world, will kill the pain
and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores,
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns,
all Skin Fruntions. Best Pile cure on
earth Only % cts. box. Cure guaran-
teed. Sold by all druggists.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-20
WHY HE DECLINED.

The Democrats are not raising any
race issues or running away from any
that the Republican record raises.
Spencer Blackburn, the Republican
candidate for Congress of the Eighth
district, has declined to meet his Dem
ocratic opponent, Hon. j. c. Buxton,
in a Joint debate. His chairman gives
as the reason for declining that Mr..
Buxton would insist ION continuing
the issue of a campaign just ended"
Spencer, when a member of the
House, voted to negroize Eastern
North Carolina towns and for negro
in preference to Confederate soldier,
and in his speech of acceptance Mr..
Buxton alluded to those votes. Spen-
Ger declines to speak with any man
who will show up his record.
This declination ought to induce
every Democrat to press home upon
Republicans Mckinley's appointment
of negro postmasters. That makes
'em sick and they want to run from it.
Find out what your enemy does
not want done and do it" says Henry
Watterson, land then do it again"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-20

Hanna is not helping his cause by
denouncing Bryan as ''hypocrite. ="
There are many men who do not
agree with Mr.. Bryan's public views
and who will vote against him, but
they know that he is sincere. Han
mas offensive SANDER will recoil upon
him and his dummy President.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-20

The Chadbourn Messenger says that
the canning trust has put up the
price so high that on a basket of
peaches today the profit does not ex-
coed two cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-20

The papers print that Populists of
Cumberland and Harnett are getting
ready to indignatc. This is mistake.
The Republicans who call themselves
Populists will indignate. The Popu-
lists will all vote for Bryan.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-20
SOMETHING WONDERFUL.

81 think the action of Mrs.
Joe Persons Wash some
thing wonderfully
This was tile expression of
Mrs. Thos. Piper, of Burling-
ton, N. c, and she also
wrote
| suffered intensely from
some stomach trouble, and
could not eat anything with
suit it's causing pain and was
cured by using six bottles of
Mrs. Joe Persons Remedy.
| think the Wash is a grand
remedy. | tried it on a case
of Poison Oak. 1t afforded
instant relief and made a per-
feet cure.
Mrs. Thos. Piper.
Burlington, N, c., September
H.. 1893.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-20

The Caucasian this week had a quar-
ter of a column editorial prais-
lin the Charlotte Observer. Since
these papers are both fighting Bryan
and the Democratic party, they have
d common ground upon which to
stand.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-20
THE TUNE CHANGED.

After glorying for months in what
policy" the Republicans all of sud
den burn up two hundred thousand
copies of Beveridge's speeches, and de-
clare that they never had any idea
Of approving the glories of colonial
ism pictured by their Roosevelts and
Beveridges.
What does this sudden change of
front mean? The answer is easy.
Mckinley, who sleeps and eats with
his ear to the ground, has heard from
Indiana, Illinois and other Western
States and learned of the widespread
revolt against Imperialism. He there
fore talks of 'self-government" in
glittering platitudes, protests that
there is no danger of militarism, hop
ing thereby to quell the rising storm
of hostility to his new policy. After
the election-well, if Mckinley is able
to put enough people to sleep to be
reelected, we shall again be regaleG'
with the beauties of destiny" ''im-
perialism, colonies and the happi-
ness that will come to us when by
following England, we have made
this a great world power.
The present soft denials are in the
nature of sophorifics thrown to the
Germans and other anti-imperialists.
81 believe there is not trust in
the entire United States" said Mark
Hanna in a speech at Chicago on
Tuesday. He followed that declara-
ton by saying that the credit for the
laws against trusts was due to Repub-
leans. If there is not trust, why
any laws? Why does Mckinley weak
ly condemn them?
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

Garcia. Miguel
Land ~ vans. bOun,ied north rs
~ y. Garcia south hy Monitn
Garcia, oaat und west hy me grant.
tax. ass penalty, N.@. costs. Nc.
total .t.-... .,......-..ts.t. ...t.,,.,,.f s'.9l
Land bounded north by , Griego.
south by j. NJ. Garcia. rast aud
west rs the grant. tax. 49tl, pcn.
any. Nci costs, A'c. total ",.......t 10 "
Garcia. Gavino
Land ~ varas wide. bounded north
hy Ioao Hoca south by san IsidrO
rvHnt eeet and west hy same
grant tax 1881 penalty g.
'N.iH - ipthl ..''.tttttssfs..''', ~"
McatIa. Ellapu
See ~. %. Is north. range east.
tax. ua@ penalty. Sic costs. 1r;
total '-.ttt.,...,. -,..'t.. ,,,.-....,.',.& ~ II
Mcstas. Juan
improvements on government land:
taxes ts@ penalty So. costs. a5c.
Namnio Manuel
Land bounded north hy j. casados
south hy .. N, Armento. east and
west hy p,liflic land; tax, SIS,
NsiNcrdc. Rcfusio
Land 40 yuras m san Isidro
Grant hnh tax, t7ss. penalty. nc
costs. Nir. total Observation-Disclosures ~
NalVerdr. boinu0
t'ast halg Of northwest quarter Of
ett. li. tp. 4 north, range 3 east
@c. costs ale; total ..,............,s 81
kaugenhAck Estate
lstuu ana improvements formerly
known rs the ia Mauro property.
inN, flAHi penalty ga. costs. 81;
ArnEan dose a.
llouso and hand In iagunllas: tax.
nc Ae i,ei,aliy 81 coe's' Be- totals a
louise and land Cos iaguniias. tax,
hlH peualiy. aic; costs. 81; total. . Gs
tttCu fiiinuu a.
House and land IN i.agunltns. also
pefHona pnoperty taA, sal ~. pen
atty ~ costs. ac, total ,..,....,..s a 4
toNnto. David
improvements on gogornmt-nt land.
tax, No; penalty, eci costs. a5ci to-
S1nches. q.
House and land in Iagtnfna. tax
$40. penalty, &C.. coats. Ne. total 4 1
Rinchcz, Niccnta
House and land 81 IaNiultas. tax,
H. renaity. o., coais ds total IS d
sanchrR, Monica
llouse and land in Iaguniiaai tax.
NH peiniiY, nc, costs, a5C; total . g.
phEClNtrf No. "a
hnohiCni. salvador
improvements on government
ilnda, tax, q 80; penalty, ggc, costa
Afi total .r.t............. ............A VI
uallcEos Manuel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

Garcia. Tomas
land IS varaa wide, and house, w
Alameda. precanct No. z, tax III
penalty, nc; costs. &c, total .f.ts
I.0VatO iurnho
improvements on government lnfid
sheep, etc tax. So penalty, DO
costs, Hc total ..s...sn.,....tst'ts.A 3.
Hs.nOn, Martin,
isntafve1nenta on government lnndi
tax. HN. psnaiiy, 12c, vOHts. Ac
tofnl b.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

Land 100 BY epo yards IN the Chllll
land gram tax. nc. pcfaiiy e.
costs, &c. total oil. ......stt...t.t,.-A
Mora. narfara,
LAND ie0 acres IN the Chiuli
land grant; tar, sn.i1. penalty, bics
costs. hc, total .,.,....st,.,,.,s,..,tA "
Prizes. J. W
sawmNl and personal property.
tar. SIC . penalty SIC costs. a5c
FnfaI Observation-Disclosures ~ I.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13


PRECINCT NO. g.
improvements on government land:
tax tl2.iI; penalty. "a cents; costs.
~ cents, total b.. o., .. ....,...,.,,..f ~ 70
Abbott, Thomas.
improvements on government land.
tax n.1l. penalty, ~ cents. costs,
N cents, total o.. o., .,..........t,..,.t 10. "
drown. Henry.
House In mining claim. tax. tiis.
penalty. 10 cents; costs, ~ cents:
FLETCHER. VIM. ''' "
House IN mining claim; tax. sIes;
penalty. % cents, costs, - cents.
total :. -. .+ b.. ..........'...sssA ga
Iiouaa on government land; tax.
- ~ penalty, "a cents costs, -
cents total 60 - .'.......,.4 1.~
ftaicltsnler. j. a..
improvements on government land:
laA. SIS. penalty, ~ cents: costs.
~ cents total .-.,t b.. b.. .. ,.....,.-.a Ma
FLETCHER, n. A..
Personal property tar SO pom.
atty. y cents; costs. ~ cents;
tpial o., go .t .ttttt'rstttt.tttt.tt-t.t -
bcCaman. r..
improvements on government land.
taS, u2f; penalty. q cents; costs.
~ cents total o.. ,, .. s..t...,........f II. u
Coal. VIM.
House on government land. tax.
p.5l penalty, q cents, costs. p
NfNANH NNtNA rr y NN 4
Cooper. Harry.
House on government land: tax.
so2li penalty, 81 cents; costs, ~
cent?. total . o.. ...'+.s.+''..,.,..t ll.V
Calendar. " g..
improvements on government land
tax, ueae penalty, y cents. costs,
H cents total 81. b., b.. b.. e.. ...t......& 1871
Chase. NJ. a.,
House on government land tax.
Aiala. penalty, a. cents; costs, M
cents. total b. ................g 81. q
Chase. NJ. 81. sad G. W. Graves,
| improvements on government land
half taA, N.e0s penalty, cents,
ee.te y cents total O., o.. ...,...,k "a
Two hosiaes on government land:
tak, flSSa, Pofiiity " GENTS eSs2s,
| ~ cents Total .,., .s .t.ssst,,t+.,t,,.A Ill
Glloa, ~. H..
li0uso on government land, tax,
Nh penalty, cents costs 2
4 cents, total . . . ...............f \
Oreenheld, VIM
Personal properly; taxes. no, pen
atty 81 cents, cosia, ~ ceatsi
| q, totM =, .'..s''''''''..s,'f'''A ~
House on government land; tax,
san pcnally y cents. costs. q
] cents total b. B.. OIL. D.. d. ,...........g kg
Gavin. VIM,
House on government hnd. tax,
/ Nis. pfsalty, "a cents coals. =
cents; total o, 81, o.. .. .............1 6a
1 Graves, CitaH
House ON government LAND. tax
aals' panaty, - centn. ossts, 80
ii cents total tt 'tst-ttt,t.,.,t,t,.. . 81
hofheins. Geo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

n.a. penalty cents. costs. %
LOT I. 6icck a. Il. n ada. .', ,as. -"
N.N. penalty, cents, costs. 70
isot 5. block 4. Il. Il. ada. tax.
n.m. penalty, rents, costs. ~
Lot :. bioek a. Il. X ada TAI, tax, ~
uN. penalty. cents costs. -
TX Il 6i sck A. n odd. tax 49, 10
uA penalty. cents costs. ~
Iot is block 4. r n add ,as. I've
u.g. penslty. 3 cents. costa. -
cents. total . OIL. .. d.. Bee. ...4..t.t I u
i.ai ie block A. a. n add tax,
u.#, penalty. cents; costs. ~
Lot Il. biSck A. IT, Il. add: lax, lax. 80
fi.a, penalty. cents. vosis. ~
cents. total .. .. .. .. .... .........H 4 ia
lot 81 block a. a. A. add. tan.
U.2g ptsriity cvnts. COSTS. -
NNnfN. NtNIlN To- y / TO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13


land i@ ~ - varas. bounded
norm by Juan Durand, south ~
,ns a ~ 10 varaa. bounded north
~ N. Aideretc south by ID. Nifclcs'
eaat Nv D. AnAufes, west ~ Du-
rand: tax. rU; penalty, @o, costs 4.
Joe. total 1870. 80, -. .''''''''''''''''
Land o. vnraa wide bounded north
bv PetlrO Contreraa south and
eeat hy Antonio Cane tax, vs.
penalty, iic Fosie sc. total. y -
ind 10 by iOq varaa. bounded north
IN NJ AruiliO. south by Dr. Harris,
,.sst by ~ ,ArmiiO; west by private
road; tax. Ntas. penalty, lsc' costs
Sc total ........' 's'.''' '''''''''''''' NV
'i t"nS ~ ~ 10 yards. bounded
north by n aedlllo. south bv child
era east by y. Martin. west ny ".
Rankin half tax, sal6 penalty, lAci
costs, 10; total ....s,,.t,.,s.ttsss''sss Va
Una ~ warns wide. bounded north
hy d. AragOn, south by J. =. Rodfi-
o,tea east by pueblo road, west BY
public house. tax, Na.eai penalty
6sc. costs. sc. total .......'.t,..., y iAe
Land ~ by go varas, bounded
north by +. Gutierrez. south ana
east by public road ives, ny j. IS
=
costs. fsc, total ,..t...t.-.t..s.' .t.t.f tfl
Ciarcla. Nicolaa
Land ~ by 70 varas. bounded north
by l. griego, south by A Contrer.e
east by public road, west by y.
AraFoB, tax. tio.N; penalty, h1c.
costs DC, total ,...'.......'.'''' t''''F iA'
Garcia, 3 a.,
Land ieo by 100 yaraa, bcuHded
north by Santiago Baca. south hy
Al t,onaaica, eayt bs J. NJ. Baca.
west by j. fsurcroi half tax, W.
penalty. ic; COZ :. &c. total .....-'...s -
/ Hcrrere, GOaduaiupc
Land p by ~ yarstH, bounded north
by Mrs. Everhardt. south by y.
Rui,e. east by Fourth street, wesf ~
M. Ruiz. tax, 30, penalty -
costs, Sc total .'.ss.'s''t.''s's'''''sf -
| Lopez, Jose y Ruia
Land n by 100 varaa. bounded
north by the public road. south by
| g. A Rula east by 4. Lopez. weHt
by public road: tax. s5.ls' penalty.
oc; costs, DC, total ,...+...s....sss.A o.
land II 81 ies varaa. bounded north
by y. Martinez, south by A. Mar
tlneE east by acequia. west BY j.
| O. Durand, tax, @.21: penalty mci
costs, % total ..'..ss.s.s's''.s.ssss''sf VI
i perea. Brnito
Land zoe by i0 varaa. bounded
i NORTH by the p1blc road, south by
n. Lopez. east by u, Muna west
| by n. asucero: half tax, Ns9, pen
Il MAANt wv NNaAHf n@NH AfAtA ttHfffHfaffN -"
i RaHlbs. jacob
| tasHi toby 30 vaFas bound north
| by Julian Dye. south by ~, Anaya.
Weat by the Rio 9rande, tax $40 81
penalty. "A cents costs. - cents
total o. .s 90 90 .. .. .s.ttst.t,tttttts u
Il RuE Narclsao.
| Land % by ~ vafaa. bound north
by ". A. Martin. south by A Pc
rea. east ny A. ViViani, weat hy
NJ A. MaFtin. tax 70 cents. PEN
atty, cents, costs ~ cents
| Rodriguez, lgnaclo.
Land rs varaa wide. bound north
by Pedro Contrefaa. east hy Juan
| Anaya, west by the public road
tax. ti2 p; penalty 81 cents. costs
/ II cents total ,s .. ,.. ... ,..sttt.f Vt,
| Savedrn, Francisco,
Land 10 feet by 3ii feet. bound
north by A. j. Garcia, south. east
and west. BY J. NJ BaCa; tax. 81 W,
penalty. 7 cents. costs. n cents
| total .t .. .. 90 ....sss..t....-tsttttt.t-A I,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

"A ron tniata', jose
Land ia1 Varsa, bounded north ny
III n Nlera, south by ] q. AraRon,
eust By puddle hand, west ~ MUS
taxes. fi0si. penalty, $50 costs, Dc
InIll ..-.......a.a..l.a ..-..-.l.- y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

rwro houses on government land.
tax, 30 10, penalty, u.oii costs, e
cents. total y. b. Tel 4t.4sttftitttsss& n u
Hartney, Patrick.
improvements On government land.
tax, Sasi PENALTY, ~ cents costs,
" cents tniHl .t..t 81. 80 .s,stsst.ttiN Hsta
personal properly. tax: 1857. pen.
atty, A. cents costs. % cents
Lamb. L. ~
improvements on government land.
tax niH penalty % cents costs.
% cents, total b.. .. ..4..t..t,.. - ~ .Vi
improvements on government land.
taN. ti2N penalty. 90 cents. costs
81 cents ioini - y. ,. .ttattt.t.....e 1873
Mccoy. W. D..
improvements on government land,
tax. fissi penalty, ~ cents costs,
= GENTS. total ,. .. t.t.,t..t.t....tt " 4
Ilouse on mining clagm: tax. Ee.
penalty, H cents costs, p cents.
Mclaughlin. James.
Twu irouaea 0n RotrfHineni iaiid
tax. tisis. penalty, - cents. COSTS,
~ CENTS inial ' pc 90 '.sstttttss.s'st US
4 four room house; tax. ass, pen.
atty. cents. costs, - cents.
o'Connor John.
Igouae on r0vernmoni hand. tax.
50 %. penalty. ~ CENTS; cuaia, 8
cents, toial d.. ,s '.t4.s,-.ttts.,t.. ei.A
lot ii. block T. Eagle Townsite;
tax, $40. penalty, 81 cents, costs.
- cents. total B.. b. o.. ..........t GO
i piow man. ". &c..
House on governmen; land. tax.
$3.50; penalty. - cents. coats. -
cents total .. DO q. .,..tttst..sts...f 10
Rutland, Fred.
flouao on government land. tax,
cents, total b. b.. b.. .. ............a in.t
/ Riley. Edward
hOuse on government land. tax,
Nili penalty cents. costs IS
Slyres. VIM.
House Oh government land. tax.
tiiM' penalty. ~ cents; costs q
/ cents total .. e.. ..,.. ..,,,t..,,.,..4t III
House on government land. tax,
| fih.M, penalty. ~ cents costs. IS
/ snyder. J d.
House on government land. tax.
tlaa penalty. - cents. costs. D
| cents. total ....... ..................2 Ia
| Smith. A. g.
Two houses on government land.
tax, tl5A penalty. n cents costs,
~ cents total ... 81. .+u.....,t u
improvements on government land.
tax fiM penalty " cents. costs,
b cents. total .. .. ... ...............t 81
] fhcnBis. Henry
1 improvements on government land
tax, W.N penalty. p cegita. cosits Is
! cents total e., 81, o., t. ... t.t,-..tt.,se "a
| Warden. C'hnH
lot "a Bland: tax. ue0; penalty,
cents; costs. b cents. total ....t "a
| Wilson. u. H.,
House On mining claim. tax. tiGel;
penalty. - cents; costs, % cents;
Aetti 90 L. 49, 90 tsftsttt ttssssssN litl
" ailace. ~ 81.
House on government land, half
tax. HN. penalty. " cents, costs,
. cents total ,, 81. oil, .,+.t.t...,t,..t 81
/ West, George
| improvements on government land.
half fag. N2f4, penalty. 80 cents;
costs. 81 cents total b. ............t n {