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1t is told OF II certain lazy man in
this city that in order To save him.
self amy Inconvenience, when no had
his house rcmOdclcd he included nm
automatic bnth tub. Tho tub was go
arranged that he could lie in bed and
upon pushing button, tho door
opened and the tub glidcd in from
the next room 10 the sdo OF the bed.
then oil no had to do was To roll over
into tho tub md take his morning
bnth. Tho other dny hc WINS showing
u party OF gentlemen friends over the
house when he came to his room and
said, "Lct mo slIOw you my automatic
bath tub" lIc pushed the button.
There was n scream and tho tub came
sailing into tho room with his wife in
il. She now takes her bath in the
wash pan. Kansas City Herald.
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Respectfully.
JoIIS B. \ MEL.
Steward.

Royal and national colors vary with
nations and times; but smcc Cain
slew 4 bel blood red has been the
sign of revolt. In thc earliest re-
volt known To hIsiOry, when the Per-
Sims roso against their king 1000
yeara agO.tlIcy were led by II blood red
banner and during the roits that took
place in Paris the men III tho blood
rod caps were followed by the mob.
a hood rcd flag waved over Bunker
Hill when the Americans fought us
for liberty and n was the emblem Of
the German peasants in their grent
uprising IN 1924, 1872 and 1923. The
same color VIVA used in trade and
union flags during the middle ages
and IL formed tho background OF the
emblem Of the Swiss conicdcracy in
1915.
Through the whole OF tho French
md every oihor kind Of national his.
tory. those striking for their liberty
hnvo worn tho blood red cap and
hnilod the blood red banner as their
lender.
IL In curious fact TINT never has
n monarch chosen II ns his color. II
Inns been LEFT sacred Ia rcvoluiionists
London a Anawers.
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perancc is only a form of disease, and
there may come n time i'll the progress
ot any disease when il can't be stopped.
That's what we mean when we talk of
"galloping consumption. It's like n
horse running away with us. We can't
stop il.
Strength will stop the widest horse.
Strength is the great necessity in the
stopping OF disease. Dr. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery has cured thousands
who lad obstinate cough, bronchitis,
weak lungs, splitting of blood, enacia-
ton, and similar ailments which if neg
lectcd or unskilfully treated lead to con-
sumption. II cures by strengthening the
lungs and giving them power to throw
of disease.
IL had been troubled with bronchitis and
cltatTh OF the head for eight years had severe
cough and at times great diftClIlty in breath.
ing writes J. W. HOweTtOu, Esq, of BgflIl.
Hancock Co. Tenn. A portion OF the time my
appetite was poor and part of the time | was
unable to do anything: ] had been treated by
our hest country physicians for several wears hut
with lIttic hcnCft. ! had heeu reading about
faith III IL. Last spring concluded that would
try II and before I had taken onc-third OF a
bottle of Dr. Picrce'E Golden Medical Discov-
cry and Pleasant Pellets began to- mend.
bottles Now itvi like n new man aud can do
ns hard days work any man. / advise all
Of nay friends who are diseased TO take Doctor
fietcc's Golden Medical Discovery"
Free. Tia Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser free. Scnd stamps to
pay expense OF mailing 0Hip Send II
onc-ccnt starups for paper covers, or 81
stamps for cloth binding. Address DIR.
X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, Ny.
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The Mrmphis Scimitar tells Of Il
recent bride whose husband noticed
that she was keeping an itimizcd ac.
count Oi household expenses. la
looking II over one day, he noticed nj
the bottom Of each page or two the
letters ID X W This very much
puzzled him and ho found it very
difficult To keep from thinking what
the letters could possibly mean. 1t
occurred 10 him that his wife was
possibly saving out some money to
buy something Tor him. But then he
knew tina; his initials were not I'D.
X. W." and this did not prove II sa,is.
factory solution of the matter.
One day when his wife WAS in real
gooi humur he took her in his arms
md asked what she meant 10y "D X
W, 30 cents "D * W, 81" and the
like.
She replied: "'D X w stands for
don't know what Whenever want
Ia balance my account, and find thnt
] have spent money for which | can
not account, ! just put in Il sufficient
amount with the item ID. X. w. to
make il balance exactly"
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People who have troubles arc al.
ways looking for somebody to sympa.
thizo with them says mn exchange.
Some people seem to think that edit.
ora ought To bear shnre oi their
burdens and aro over ready to unload
tale Of woc.Wc hnvc gone ont of tho
calamity business. Our fountain hhs
gone dry and NO have no tears Ia
shed. Wo have quit training for tho
pugilisiic arena. Tho sand hns leak.
cd out oi our crew md our shoulder
il too fragilo for chips. Tell your
story to some ono clsc, and II you
hnve amy kicking 10 lot out, hiro Il
mule.
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a naval officer who has arrived at
Manila from Guam brings II procla-
nation issucd by Captain Cleary, tho
naval governor Of that island, decree.
ing absolute prohibition aud abolition
OF slavery or pconage, the order TAX.
ing effect February 22l. Tho pro
loguo OF tho proclamation declares
that the Spanish system OF pcoungc.
amounting to slavery, is Il menace To
popular liberty and u violation OF the
privileges guaranteed 10y the Amcri.
can constitution.
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J. Is. ABEL.
Hospital Steward.
Hospital REPORT f"rISB8.


TO me Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners, EtEo. NcrnfiI.
GESTLEMEN:
herewith submit the following MS
my report Tor stewardship OF Elko
county hospital from March lst to
Dccemccr 1ls':
Number III hospital "n March lst,
Number admitted during the 10
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worlds famous remedy for irrcgula
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never failing and safe. rcjuvinntc the
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health and bonuiy tn tho fadcd,
French Tauey Waicra are the only
reliable female remedy in tho world;
Imported from rnriE; tako nothing
clsc from tho druegists, but insist on
tho genuine; in red wrappers with the
crown trade mnrk. Price, 81. For
enlo by all druggiRts, or sent 10y us
direct on receipt Of tho price. La
France Drug Cooimrortcrs, BOG Turk
81. SIM FrnnC'scO.
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High School Report.

Following is the report OF the Elko
county High School for the month OF
ending December 22. 1899:
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q. II. Appleton, Justice of tho
Peace, ClnrksbutG, I'd. aays, "Dc.
Witt'a Little Early Itiscrp arc the
best pills made for constipation. We
nbo no othCrs." Quickly cure nlI
liver md bowel troubles. IGlkO
Drug Co.
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lie work Of the month has been
satisfactory, taken rs whole.
During the last week OF the month
the books ordered for the library ar
rived aud were unpaciSed. They were
found tu he in excellent condition
and will constitute al admirable nu
cleus around which we hope to build
up a fine working and circulating Ii.
brary. We have now over five hum
dred volumes, and efforts will he
made to increase that number .o
eight hundred before the close OF the
present school year.
desire to call your attention to a
change in the cOursc OF study. which
! strongly recommend. As the course
"i study Is now arranged, we can
"iicr but one line Of work. It seems
I" me 1t would bc advisable to offer
three courses, two leading 20 admis-
sion into the State University in the
classical and scicntigc courses. re-
spcctivcly, the third normal course,
designed for those who desire to fit
Themselves for teaching. I.this .hird
course should be established and
proved successful, il might he the
State Board Of Education wou,d re.
cognizc it by granting certificates To
those who complete the course. This
wonld he n decided advantage. !
strongly recommend the change.
Very respectfully submitted,
III. \. START.
Principal High School.
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TREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET.
Cash i'll treasury to the credit of the
various funds, Oct. l, 1899:
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JOINT STATEMENT
OF THE
Auditor and Treasurer of
ElkO County
For Quarter Ending Sept. 30 1899.
STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF ELKo. ss'

. "a Ia of NEW y Id,
COUNTY OF ELKo.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
ELHo, July 3, 1899.
To The Honorable Board of County
Commissioners Of ELko county, New. !:
GENTLEMES:-We herewith submit
our Qarterly Report of the Finances
OF the county for the quarter ending
Sept. 80, 1899.
Respectfully submitted.
Z. \. WATKINS. Auditor.
y. G. DAwLEY. Treasurer.
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
balance i'll Treasury June
30, 1899. 9........,.......s s20,O2l 81
General licgng.E III -
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SICK HEADACHES.

Tho euro oi ovcrwotkcd woman.
kind, are uuiclily and surely cured hy
karls Clover Root Tea, tho grcat
blood purifier and tissue builder.
Money refunded il not satisfactory.
p,ricc - CITE. and 30 cts. For sale by
ElkO Drug Go.
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The above balance stands to the
credit OF the various funds MS per
Ireasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
Oct. |, 1899:
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Elko, Nevada, Friday, January 5. 1900.
Pull upl" That's the counsel very
often given by we'll meaning person to

a friend who
i S slipping
down the road
of alcoholism.
And when the
answer comes
, " ] can't
stop" the
man is perhaps
reproaclied for
tile cowardice
OF that phrase,
~ can't"
But intenl-
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BRING your job Work 10 the fspr.
rENDESr office. low pricca.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17

Miss Edith Mics. who had been viu.
itiiig In the city several days. went up
To Albuquerque Monday.
The engineering class have this
week determined the height Of the
summit of aocorro mountain above
the city Co be 2.6tO feet ana its dis
tance from the school of mines build
inE Ia be- three miles.
Professor G'haien has Just completed
several assays VI firc ciayB from the
Lcmitars Tor the fro clay works The
claya were found rich in silica and aiu-
nina. two ycry necessary elements OF
arc clay.
vivian staplet0n, the son Of Eduar-
40 stapletun. Of Escondida. VIM met
with ~ painful an accident last week
that nmputation 81 part OF one -
his feet was necessary, ia doing well
under Doctor swisherH care.
Harry L. beagle has brought suit
ln the district court against the Tim'
ber Peak Mining company Tor N5.OVl
damages Tor Injuries received May 10,
1899, while ln the employ of thia COM
pany W. "a Winters VIII represent
the plaintiff and Jas. o. Fitch the De-
fendant
Abran Outlorrcz ana PatrOcino Luna
Of Valencia county had a difference 4
row days ago which resulted In the
death of duticrreE from knife w0unda
The c0ronerH jury found that the
wounds were inflicted by Luna In self.
defense Doctor swiaheF, " this city
and Dr. Radcliffe. ~ Belcn, who were
called 20 attend the wounded man
opened HE abdomen and aewcd up d
cut sis inches long in his stomach,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
reel E...,s rransf.sa.

Ross NJ. Merritt 10 Mary X. Catlln,
lots /, and ., In block n, New Mex
leo Town Co.'S addition. t05t.
Hattie ~. Crary 60 u. Ferardinelll.
lots ~. Is and IL. In block ,. Northern
addition. $500.
E l.. Washburn to n. A. Proper,
mining deed 20 the Jumbo" "Eaut
Mllagros" and "Be,vldere" mines In
Hell canyon mining diatrict: $500.
Carrie A. Moore and husband to Mary
Brown RhOdes, lots and 4. In block
80, Huning Highland addition; 81.
Christina Kent and husband 10 Paul
Inc Myer lots 20. ~ and az in block 20,
IN town VI Albuquerque; t2.3b0.
Mary N. Bowden and husband 20
Clayton W. Whiting. lots ~ and 10 IN
block l.. Mandsn IL. \ ~. addition:
tt2s
c. u. Burg. special master. 20 Co
operative Building and Loan aasociA-
ton. a part of lots n ana ~ IN block
5, town Of Albuquerque. t25.si3.
John A. Lee TO Andrew w. Cleland,
Jr., one-half interest In the property
formerly known aa the w. X. H. VIII
son residence. 81.
Juan Il. Da.-n and wife 10 Andrew
W. Clclland, Jr., piSre OF land on north
side OF Mountain road. between First
and Second streets, t25.
W. J. Tway and wife to jose Chavez.
lot 4. in block !. N. 4. sancheE ad-
dition. Si60.
Crist0hal ArmiJo To John Louis n.
B0ettgcr. piece OF land bounded on
east and south by court house grounds,
81 900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
GERMANY MILLING.

Pretoria. March II. via Lorenzo Mar
quea. Thursday. March ib.--The Ger
man consul has handed the fcilos ing
dispatch TO President Kruger
The government Of Germany and the
emperor will be glad ana ready 10 as
siat friendly mediation Ra soon aa the
Fundamental conditions TO such are ap-
parent. and as soon as Il II demon.
Htrated that both opponents desire me-
diation. Whether the desire already ex.
lists on the British side can be found
by the republics on a direct Inquiry 60
London or through the good offices OF a
third government. which has no i'm
pOrtsnt Interests of It's own 20 consid
er In regard 20 South Africa. The lat.
ter assumption IL qualified with mum
Ter OF nations IN and outside OF Europe
but not with Germany. Any such step
on the part Of the German government
would awaken suspicious and have
ether than an humanitarian View. The
increased mlstrust thereby engendered
would not promote a peaceable settle
mnt The request of the republics 20
transmit their appeal for mediation TO
the Austro- Hungarian and Swiss gov
ernments. whose interests are watched
by the German consulate. has been i'm
mediateiy fulfilled"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
coloRADO.NEW MEXICO BOUNDARY.
Colorado Appoints Officials 10 Determine the
Boundary Definitely.

For years there has been trouble
about the exact location OF the north
ern boundary nne OF New Mexico. Just
where New Mexlco commences ANA
Colorado ends in question which has
come up many times Ia recent yeaTp
and now 10 settle the dispute the resl-
dents Of the district surrounding Pa
gosa Springs have asked Governor
Thomas 10 appoint a boundary conc
mission 10 settle the question Tor all
times 10 come
During the last week In February
Of this year an oficer who went cut
from Pagona Springs arrested man
for larceny on lands which the accused
nov asserts ia IN the territory Of New
Mexico. The prisoner viii maintain
that IN. arrest without q rcquisltiOn
WAS illegal. II is also asserted inat
some OF the border citizens are recely-
Ing tax bills from both New Mexico
and Colorado ana are voting la Colo
RADIO as we'll as ia New Mexico. One
man on the border, according 10 a let
ter received by the attorney general
OF Colorado, votes ia New Mexico and
hOlds Office In Colorado. Attorney Gen.
crul Campbell and state Engineer Nc
Cune will nov Investigate th9 mattes
ana Try 10 determine The boundary line
definitely. Laws and surveys Of ths
United states viii enter into the osse
10 great extent Al present the
boundary 10 the Slth parallel OF latitude
but the question au to exactly where
the line as thus 'deslgnated ~ located.
has been raised.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
L1r,s nUI1.n A CRY

IL In "A recognized fact throughout
the country that times have been Inn
proving fST two or three years until
II can nov be said without fear of sue
cesaful contradiction that the whole
country ls prospering. and We are
without doubt entering a period OF
many years OF good times. Almost evs
erthinE has advanced In price and In
many things more than double the
price OF three or four years ago pre-
walls. Real estate, the nest stable OF
an marketable things IL the last to feel
the quickoninE influence OF better con-
d.tions, yet Il will seek ia level OF cor
responding and average values with all
commodities. SO ls IL only a qreHtion
Of very short time when values in
real property Ia and about Albuquer-
lue must advance, II is not as high
to-day az Il was Ia 1892 by one-half,
yet even then, with our prospects. Il
was none too high, IL is true the
values then were largely speculative.
but In the light OF what would have
happened had there been no panic the
speculation was legitimate. Now that
GALLEY -FOUR mfwmff
the period OF Hanle has passed away.
no doubt for many years. We can conn-
IDENTIFY expect values in real estate 20
have a steady and healthy advance un-
al they have reached level with
values In other things. and then re-
main 90. Albuquerque has, In spite OF
seven years OF depression. held her own
as the beet city OF the southwest
with the completion OF the low line
canal. now rnder construction, OF
which We are assured during the com.
ing year. nfteen thousand acres OF the
finest agricultural land under the sun,
producing nothing to-day will DO Ia de-
mand at good farm prices, one thous-
and families will be required 10 settle
up. build homes and cultivate this
land. These one thousand families will
represent az least fye thousand indus
tri0ua people. They IN turn, viii bring
ave thousand artisans and business
men la allied Industries, 10 supply their
wants. n We had nothing more In
sight. II would be sufficient on which
90 build on a grand scale for the fu-
ture. Such prospects In the older
states would set on fire with enthus-
lasm any town Of our size. but, look
again anL see the other great resources
al our dO0r, on which We are TO draw
an inexhaustible supply of revenue.
Cochiti. with its millions 0f tons of ore,
win be 90 Albuqueruue what Leadville
was from "a 10 80 to Denver. II is
well known that the discovery of car
donates at Lcadville sent Denver away
| by leaps and bounds twenty years
ahead Of any city between the Missouri
river and the Pacific coast, lead
which she sull maintains. We could
80 on and set forth an endless array
OF the resources ana possibilities OF Al
lhuquerque and the surrounding c0un-
TRY, 80. therefore, we contend that the
man with money to invest viii 80 far
ther and fare worse than TO put his
money into land Ia and around Aiou-
Igunruun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17

Washington. March i6.-RcadinR the
Alaska code bill was concluded.
Hoar offered the following resolution
which was adopted: THAT the secre.
tary OF war be directed 10 communl.
cate to the senate the letter OF Emilio
Agulnaldo. dated at Bacoor. July Is.
iSgs. addressed 20 the American com.
mander and forwarded TO General Mer-
rltt July a. 1898"
QaliInger IN. Id offered a resolu-
tion and II was agreed TO that members
OF the cabinet bc directed to commu-
nicate to the senate the number Of
clerks IN their departments. the mum
Der between specified ages. and also
those who in whole or part are perma-
nently incapacIated.
Hoar renewed mis- request that the
time OF vote on the Quay case b.
fixed for two weeks from next Tuesday.
Galiinger denied the chareg that those
OPT osed to seating Quay were employ
ing parliamentary tactics 10 obstruct a
vote. Unanimous consent was given 10
the order proposed by HOar.
The senate took up the Puerto Rican
appropriation bill Amendments to the
senate committee appropriation to re-
venue collected to January I. 1900 hav-
ing been agreed to yesterday. vote
was taken on the amendment deciar-
ing that the constitution extended over
the island. The vote stood 80 TO H.
Al amendments 20 the Puerto Rican
appropriation bill were Withdrawn or
voted down. The bill passed without
division.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
BLAND
tIIeraid


Three new cars were received for use
al the Star.
PrdAs for ths cake walk will be
awarded at uhe poverty bail the isth.
Both lumber GOmpaniea are being
pushed 10 their full capacity 70 an or
dern.
work on tae tunnel of the Navajo
company Ia progressing rapidly. The
average Roadway now being made 10
about ten fcet day
The new hotel is rapidly assuming
the appearance OF completeness When
finished Il win be one OF the most sub.
stantial structures In the camp. with
ample Accommodations.
From present indications the stock
OF the new COchlu Tunnel cor pany
viii be taken from the market before
even "A small percentage of would be
purchasers are supplied.
Bland carpenters and contractors
have no cause Tor complaint. Every
day IN the week and up to the hour
~ darkness one hears the continual
hammcring.
The item In reference 10 the shut
down OF the Star mill was somewhat
ino0mpletc inanrnuch that V should
have stated Il In a preparatory move
toward cleaning up.
The rumor which wus IA circulation
last week 90 the cffect that the AlDe-
marie would shut down the firsi of the
month was without foundation.
A visit 70 Aibemarle last Saturday
resulted Ia nOtiRg one Improvement
stone masoas are engaged In getting
out the matetai esr a retOrt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
BOERS SURPRISED!
English Force Passage
of Orange River.
Roberts Getting Ready to
Attack Pretoria.
Mafeklng Garrison Making Desper-
ate Fight Against Famine.
BRITISH LOSS At DREIFOSrtIN.

London. March is.--Tl IL believed
that the c0mmander-in- OF the
British forces In South Africa. viii soon
push on 10 Pretoria. but Great Britain
In quite content for few days 20
watch the demonstrations by the peo
pie OF Bloemfontein and permit the
troops 10 enjoy a few days rest before
expecting further success. Lord Rob
eFts IL speech 20 mis- guards at
Bloemfontein to-day said; Through
a small mistake. have not been able
Co march into Bioonfontein at the
head Of the British army. ne had tn
tended. promise you. however. that
| will lead you into Pretoria"
General Gatacre ls holding lcthulie.
The whole iina of railroad south Of
Biocmfontein IL now IN the hands OF
General Brabants' coiumn. II having
crossed the Orange river after a forced
march az Allwal N0rth on Sunday. ana
General Clements column being across
Van Zyt. the three columns viii form
an army OF i2.000 90 1900 men. which
- expected will replace the forces OF
Lord Roberts az Blocmfontein as he
pushes nor;hward Just where the
Beers viii attempt to oppose the march
IN an important question. but cannot
be easily answered until General Jou-
bert IL more definitely located.
Further news has reached the out
side world from MafekiuE, dated March
p showing that the garrison Ia IN hard
straits and thar they were buoyed up
by the knowlqHRe Nlat their plucky
fight is appreciated AZ home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
BUSINESS At the LAND OFFICE.


The following business was transact
cd al the federal land Office in this city
for the week ending March ii
Homestead Entries March y. Juan
A. Garcia. Chapento. i6O 50 acres. san
Miguel county.
March A. Louis Garcia, Ration. 100
acres. CoifaN county. Maria Juliaua
Marines i6o acres. Mora county. Wal.
lace West Marines. 100 acres, Mora,
.COlfax county Miss Mary Belle Law
renee, Cuba. 100 acres. Rio Arriba coun-
.ty;TOman honavidos, Uuiilon iG0 acres,
San Miguel county; Hcrmencgildo Tru-
Jlllo, Guillon. ie0 acres. san Miguel
county EIantefio Truiiilo. uullion, 100
acres. San Miguel county. vidal Duran,
.Guli0n, 100 acres, San Miguel county.
Hyman Chapman. BiucWater ~ acres,
Valencia county, Eugene r. Chapman,
bluewater, 80 acres. Valencia county.
March %, Josofa Paoheco. Osha, 100
acres, Collax county, Donaciano Lo-
pea. Wagon Mound. iG0 acres, Morn
county. ignacio Baca. Wagon Mound,
1910 acres. Mora county; EugeniO
Chavez, Wagon Mound. is0 acres. Mora
county.
March i4. Julian Luccro. Watrous,
100 acres, Mora county Nestor Ullbar-
81. Puerto Ne Luna. 100 acres. Guada.
lupe county, william \. Rogers. Ration,
1865 acres. CoifaN county.