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The Yale expositor., 1900-04-27

The state of health of one Of our two
surviving ex-Presidents was the sub
ject of numerous newspaper para
graphs a few weeks ago. Neither of
the two has yet reached the average
number of years attained by ex-Presi-
dents from Washington to Arthur.
Washington's brief life after he left
the presidency was longer than that of
Polk or of Arthur, for in the June fol-
lowing the close Of his chief magis-
tracy Polk was dead, and Arthur sur
vived his retirement less than two
years. John Adams lived twenty-five
years as eX-Presldent, and his son,
John Quincy Adams, showed for near
ly nineteen years how Importantly a
former chief magistrate may serve his
country. Van Buren, and Fillmore sur
vived the presidency twenty-one years;
Madison, nineteen years; Jefferson and
Tyler, seventeen years; Pierce, twelve
years, and Hayes nearly as long.
The Yale expositor., 1900-04-27

People who talk anxiously concern
ing the danger from automobiles
should remember that a great deal al
ways depends upon the man in charge
of the machinery, and that an incom-
petent individual with team of skit-
fish horses can do quite as much dam
age as the man who does not know
how to work the levers of an automo-
bile
The Yale expositor., 1900-04-27

A seventh English steamer has left
Fiume with load of Hungarian horses
for the British in South Africa. The
$500 animals thus shipped are under
stood to be fat and tender.
The Yale expositor., 1900-04-27
ours Not the OnIv world.

Backed up by the teachings of yolr
Bible, just look through the telescope
some bright night and see how many
worlds there are and reflect that all
you have seen, compared with the
number of worlds in existence, are less
The Yale expositor., 1900-04-27

Among the most distinguished young
men of foreign birth who are now
studying in the United States are I.
and Y. Sung, the grandsons of Ii Hung
Chang, the grand old man Of China. The
two young men are Il and Is years old
respectively, and are said to differ from
their illustrious grandfather in political
faith. They are fully in sympathy
with the Chinese reform movement,
and will study Western civilization
with a view of applying the lessons
they learn when they return to China.
The Yale expositor., 1900-04-27

than the fingers OF your right hand az
compared with all the fingers of the
human race. How foolish, then, for us
to think that ours is the only world
fit for us to stay in. l think that al
the stars are inhabited and by beings
like the human race In feelings and
sentiments, and the differences in
lung respiration and heart beat and
physical conformation, their physical
conformation fit for the climate of
their world and our physical confor-
nation fit for the climate Of our
world. So we shall feel at home in
any of the stellar neighborhoods, our
physical limitations having ceased.
One of our first realizations in get
ting out of this world, l think, will be
that in this world we were very much
pent up and had cramped apartments
and were kept on the limits. The most
even of our small world Is water, and
the water says to the human race.
Don't come here or you will drown"
A few thousand feet up the atmos-
phere is uninhabitable, and the atmos-
phere says to the human race, Don't
come up here or you cannot breathe"
A few miles down the earth is n fur
mace of fire. and the fire says, Don't
come here or you will burn" The
caverns OF the mountains are full of
poisonous gases, and the gases say,
Don't come here or you will be as
phyxiated" And, crossing a track, you
must look out or you will be crushed.
And, standing by a steam boiler, you
must look out or you will be blown
up. And pneumonias and pleurisies
and consumptions and apopleXies go
across this earth in hoclls, in droves,
in herds, and it is a world Of equinoxes
and cyclones and graves. Yet we are
under the delusion that it is the only
place fit to stay in. We want to stick
to the wet plank in midocean while the
great ship, the City OF God, of the &C.
lestial line, goes sailing past and
would gladly take us up in llfeboat.
My Christian friends, let me tear off
your dependencies and frlghts about
dissolution. My Lord commands me
regarding you, saying, Loose him,
and let him goi"
The Yale expositor., 1900-04-27

EER1cT1CT[ GAE1AI1b&
produooa tho above rosulss In 90 dayB. II acts
powerfully and quickly. Cres whom ell others fail
Young men will regain their lost manhood. and old
mon will recover their youthful vigc1 By using
REvIvO. II quickly and surely restores Nervous
ness, Lost Vitality. Impotoncy, Nightly Emissions.
Lost Power, Failing Memory. WASTING Diseases. and
al effects Of eolfabuse exceso and tndiGcreti0n
which units orc for ctudy. business or marriage II
not only cures By starting et eat OF disease bui
IA great nerve tonic and blood builder. bring
storing the Ore of youth. IL wards o6 Insanity
and Consumption. Insist on having HEvIVO, ns
other. IL can DO carried IN voGt pocket. By mall
91.0o per package. or g,x for 5000, with Posl
tive written gunrnptco 20 cure or refund
ths money. Book and advise free. Actress
Royal Medicine Co., az esl RsscScT 7'i e
S BY Ora HOLDEN.
The Yale expositor., 1900-04-27

The Kansas Supreme court in the
case of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway Company against
/. p. Campbell has handed down de-
cision holding the act OF the legisla-
ture requiring railroads to furnish free
transportation to shippers of live
stock to be unconstitutional. The
court was unanimous and its decision
Teverses both the Appellate court and
the Sedgwick county district court.
The court says: This is a depriva-
ton of property without due process Of
law and denial of the equal protection
of the laws, and is, therefore, uncon-
stitutional and void under the four
teenth amendment to the constitu-
tion." The railroads have furnished
shippers of one car load free transpor-
tation to market, the shippers paying
their fare home. For two car loads or
more the shipper is carried free both
ways. This is the rule which has been
observed for years and is now in force.
The populist legislature of 1897 passed
the law declared unconstitutional. 4,
provided that shippers OF one car loao
should be carried free both ways.
Senator Depew estimates that fully
one-half of all charitable efforts are
productive of more harm than good.
They increase pauperism, and encour-
age paupers to remain paupers. The
worst form that charity can take is
when it pauperizes the recipient" The
estimate of one-half Of all charity
being evil may seem startling; posi-
bly, 1t is exaggerated. If true 1t is still
no argument against a continuance of
chaeitable effort, No less benevolence,
but more discretion in manifesting 1t,
is the rule suggested. The charity that
encourages self-help is always good.
The Yale expositor., 1900-04-27
Only Hair liberated.

7he unfortunate thing now is that so
many Christians are only half liber-
Gted. They have been raised from the
death and burial of sin into spiritual
life, but they yet have the graveclothes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
SUPPLEMENT
TO THE
Albuquerque Weekly Citizen,
DELINQUENT TAXLIST
OF BERHGLILLO COUNTY.


As nsgmrsi hy law hsavs,y give no
iiee a. lhe pNTefs " w~ following d..
scftb,si pt,qHaty thlt lSdow VIII o. iOind
llie nnmsi ~ delifsiueru tnxItysrH, wllosse
..tNfi Tor nIU ytetr ISIS MINIMUM 90 ~. 90
luYr0, luEsaiii3r VAN a. description III tilF
properly. resi- ufal isafeHsii, usstn Niiitli
the Same lNtH hrun ufsartesi, Hird alte fif
penalties afni COSTS dts fiusrclm
Nuijrss D. Hlst hefsaly given tD thf'
fuilpWiig tAuup-l Issppofs and the
uAJpaH ~ che follpNlnR dseisHffesi
iFuTswy r,th hIpi irrsoual, eWliuse'
utfnsa uru unknsNun fiuH fhe
nihFfiEussi tustlEluVr alel taa cod
loctur uf litTmnlilio csuun 81 iu thu urr-
rNory nf Now Mexico MA apply % tbs
tisifir court hrid in und fur the cyYunty
1T iiemmihn uf,0n tifo SIN taiy uf oyassbcf
A. ~ igl FOR ,1tilgmsau nitiafigi the Ntiida.
rth estate ansi fruirspfnd pnuluTty de-
ssgillesl ln itiid itsi fsgrifhfr wtth cOnis
tud i,,-ftihis-s. u1ei for nm order so ssrii the
slid usn tsltufo and pnsr,uInn pruiragy %
sriafy atd iu,iwman
And motive ia ui.st lssfff1y given tfr.i'
within thiwg days after the rsarliiiun ~
tho ludNmeuf aEainsst enc lsffvirrny he
a-riisd in tini std Not. the usnlrrFiFussi
wiz oner fpf sstle az uitl,hc aucginn at
THE frufti tiour 81 fhu fettifi llniiaf ln the
sid tsIuuiy ~ tEaHaiillu. the rrd tsn-
iufe trsi pf-rvssful pruis-rty tl,sscrilssi fl
She tiiaoNe nuiks, uas4iIna which iuitgmeaf.
shalt be u,trtsfrtd fun thr anousa oi
'1NeH. Itcnaiit-s nthi c,ilia duo tlrerUpp
J. Z. iiitHia.
Treasurer and Tux Csllsct0r VI Rcrna
hiio County ~ NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

hlrtUn. N. T..
Three houses in tland tax. rAW
penalty. NM costs. - cents, toialt ~ ~
Bush. 81 r..
tinprut ementa on government land
tax, U9W. pnualty EW, costs, -
cents. total b. ,, ID. B.. ...t...,,+....,f % ~
Grown Point Mining 90.
iatontn,l claim. tax a. 2iG NJ; pcn-
ally. ps2sl. COSTS, 10 cents, total .N,in ~
illHn ssiur MiuiuE 80.
pet.uiod mine. tax, ti,Adm pen
atty. So ,0. costs. D. cents, total. h.tit u
Iioutedge, Joseph
ustso on government hand tax,
NlW. penalty. SEES. costs. 81 cents'
total. .. .s .. ts 90 stt....ttttftt .'fr ~ -
snuw. 81 a.
impruV omcut8 on government hndi
tnx. fNGl. penalty, uwi costs, ~
cents. total b.. FOL-. .,. b.. ....t.t,t...t WV
Woods Henry
House on mining claim. lax. SSH
puuatfy u.l1. costs, 81 cents, tUtalt lisi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
DELINQUENT TAx-LIST FOR 1899.


Fitk1lNtf ?.
Armlic. Funciaco r.,
Land 80 yafas wide. buund north
hy r. a. Artniiu. tsiai by the river,
west 10y La Ceia. taxes. tillg, pen-
atty. l2to, costs ~ cents. totsl IS q
lmhcri Louis ~. Estate.
Land hound north hy Mrs im-
tscri east hy Rio drandc. west hy
la Ceia tax. t3pg, penalty ti0l,
costs. ~ Ccuta, total Do ...t........f 3.
PRECINCT g.
nnroas. r.
Land 100 yara wide hy 40 varas
long. ound north by =. uarolaa.
east by acrqufa. west by the public
road half tax. E2Gi. penalty. si.6i.
costs. 90 CUutH. total ....s.........f "A
Ghueruz Guntiaiupc. ilgurte
lssnd bound north by Julian 1ru-
lilo. south BY Jesuit Fathers. east
hy the road west by T.. Garcia.
Land bound north By y. uteTiez.
east hy public road. west by Juan
Bazan Land bound north BY
gallcgoa, south hy M0niOya. east
hy che punliC rad. west hy Mar
tincE. tax $50 penalty NN,
cNssis. 4lW, tuiul d.. ....s.,...s..t....2 3,
Sanchez. Andres
Land = by 80 varnH. bound north
by q. Sanchez. south by the public
road. east by Manuel Chavez. west
hy Manuel chavez ixrd u by iH
vaNs hound north by the public
N8h, fsslnh hy v Ntitnir Wsesi ~
u Romero half tax. - ~ psnaliy,
81 3. costs. 70 cents, total .....,.. p
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

Clclund. A. ~. Ir,
Tots /. 8. G. biOCk =, II. a. add. tax,
ti.9. penalty. nia' COSTS. ~ cents -. ID.
Armijo. Manueliis. Miss,
Lots to ~ Inclusive, block "a, nnCa
a Armijo add. Lot ~, hi0Ck Is,
Armiio tiros add. half tax, t2sali
penahy, n.i1. costs. Nso, total....f aiL
Lots /. 3. 3. block ~. n. N. r. 60.
add half las, tisA. penalty, $50
costs. ~ cents, tOtal.. DO d. t.,t..st a.ll
III ~ Z block y. n. AZ. r. co. add.
Eh Of lots m 20 W inclusive,
block 81. 4. Armiio Bros. udd. Hih
OF lata ~. gDi, ED. hlOok 90 Ar
milo Bros add. lots A. @. and half
81 u hlock A Juan ArrnilO udd, hu,f
tax. 81 c.; penalty, n.'3, coaia, 81,
Bs'ker. II. b..
An adolua house on railroad leased
hud. tax. Flm, peualiy NW,
costs. % centt total b., ,.......-N 81
P.rsonai property. half tax. cgU.
penalty, tl.3o. costs. - cents; totals $50
Cobb W. a.,
Personal property. tax. eaE. pen-
atty. ti61, COsts, 30 cents, totdl....f s'.5a
DonahOn Hardware Co
p,.rsofull properly. hall tax. tiGls,
penalty, Niii costs, % cents. tolal.Ntl.Al
DOuuhoe W. H.,
I block being function part ~ Ac-
t'owan add. bound north hy Marble
avenuc, south by State street. caat
by Third street west py FOURTH
strret. TAX. tisie. penalty, A42i
costs. IS cents. total b.. ..,...........& Sill
Gain Icy. q. A. Co.
Personal property. half tax. $3.50,
penalty, N.t3. costs, So GENTS totnlt loa
undley. " e. Flstute
Lots ! to ~ Inclusive. hluCk ~. Tot
race add; tax. tiia a penalty NMi
costs. g. ". fotal D.. ........,....... ti2s.W
liuninE. istFNia.
Its 20 4 and hot %. block a.. A. &
a. add Lots " 90 81 inclusive.
block q. A. A J.. add. Lots 1 60 10.
block 2g a. ~. add. hitlf tax.
ti52G5. penalty. N6l. costs, a.oo, 20
tal D.. g.. 90 .. o.. ..,.....t.t..t..-.t...A loi =
Biiaa y. W.
Personal properly. tax, B.u PEN
atty. "a cents; costs. % cents. to-
til l. -. Z. =. =. - ....................A ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
rRRsuNTE

Amae r. a.
NWG see "a, 90. len. r.. east. i0o
acres tax. tlUl ig penalty, Nwi
costs 90 ceuta. total .........,..... fiui
a poiatsi Manuel Estate,
Land 10 by ~ warns. hound north
by the street sOuth by Jesus Apo
daca. east hy Second atrect. west
by the river land 10 hy aa va
raH. bound by y ] sanchez estate
norah. south hy Jesus Apodacn,
cast hy me railroad west by the
public street Land leo hy 2u1 varaH.
nusupl upfHh by N MUuiAun et-
tlic south hy Juan Ap0sada, east
by apequls west by railroad. Land
W by !. iUryar8s lsrsind norgh by v
Ssdill0 south by Mrs w. Sayres
east by accauih. west hy railruad,
tax. NffW penalty $50, costs,
81 ~. total. ,. .. ,.....,...,..........f lN'
iurulr Tuutaa A..
land ~ by 2N feet hUund north by
Juau ApOdach. south hy r. Apo
daca. ssist hy arTuuif west hy pub
be- road Al OF biO,'k a. Eastern
addition. al of hiOck r. Eastern
addition. Lots ! 60 Inclusive.
block T. = Ap0siaM addition. Lots
q. =. lnd ~, block ., =, ApOdaca
addition. Lots 4 30 g inclusive, la
block o. y. Apotsica addition. Lots
8 and g. block -. j. ApOsiacA add
ton. half TAX. SELL. penalty, n.Gai
vuefs. $50. total . Dbl. ...........t..s a.
Mckinney. -. A.
Land " varas Wide. bannd north by
M q. PORE. south hy joe Lewis.
east hy sand hills, west by tho
river. half tax. s2i.i9; penalty. 8l2i
costs. % cents; total q, ...,...,....t ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

ANfCrN. l.. W.
Homestead and improvements In
old Albuquerque, and personal
property half tax. $500. penalty.
Ni1; costs, "a GENTS; toisl ........t al
Lawns. Charles W.
Land aD hy 40 yards. bound north
~ Jesus Armiio. south by ID. Chav-
-, eyis, 10y TITO Orande west hy At
risoo grant lafsl 40 by sO ynrsia.
lfound north by peirO Parea east
hy the RIO Grande. west by tho Al
lineda grant. tax. Di.0i: penalty.
N.bs; costs, 20 cents. total 1913 ai.ga
Moore, a. a.. Mrs,
LAM bounded north 10y Mrs. Al
bright. south by the publIc road
east 10y Mrs Albright west bv
l.ocNhari Lot ~ bAuuk ei n. III
h'ld' sax tiitmi penalty, $50;
costs. As cents; total siee "A
Wakefield. Porter
Personal property tax ti00is. PEN
atty N.e. costs. IS cents. total. .Fa5 N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
PRECINCT

Sanchez. Tomas
Land 30 varas wide, bound north
hy B sanchez, south by public
Rad, east by the old Rad. west by
-. &as'hez, Lanai 100 as 500 vans
hulnd it0rtn 10y a. Armiio, south by
Isuidic rusid. ewtst by tho fsanu hills.
land lGo by 20 stirts hounsi torsh
by the public road. south by y.
sanchez, east by tho paihlic road.
west hy J. r. Sanchez Personal
property, hall tax. tiJs3. penalty,
BNA. COSTS 400. total. .............,, $3.50
Sanchez Miramcn
Land 90 by ion ynras. bound moran
hy the puh&5e r6dd h9f5h ny g
Sanchez east hy the public road.
west hy = aancheR half tax. 81 ~;
penalty. u.s. costs 81 cents, totals 800
Sanchez, o.
Land loo by $40 varaH. bound north
hy aceuuin south by r. aanche8.
east by tho TstthllC ruad wesfi by
ncequla tax, f2AM; penalty fiAi
costs 80 cents, total ,,...,,,.,,....R 3l.l-
Sanchez Severe
Land 32 rs q vaaa, hound north
hy the public ROAD south by tho
Afmiina west hy nCequla. Land
ioo hy 30 vans tsoumi HnTth hy
James sanrhes. south by y. Ar
milo, west by the public road.
Land ~ by 80 varas. bound north
hy \. Sanchez. south by A Candc.
property. half tax. Si0ie; penalty.
so2; costs, N0i. total .,,.,,,,,t,,,. SID 8,
MciEEnr D. J.
Land 81 hy 300 varaa bound north
by james Nareiaa south hy ~ ~
Mei1gnr. east by A. tiurgais. west
hy the river half tn9, - "a. pen-
atty n.T costs, SO cents total - a u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

A.AtAltfNAt 10
HnCH, Jose y LuCero
Land NJ by 90 vaFan. youtni nOr1h
by the Cochiti Indiana east by NJ
tiaca. west by Co,shlti Indiana
Land lsnund north hy ~ Armiio.
south by - g. itfca. east by are
aaia. west by j. sena: tax, Sc q;
ponalty, fl.6l. roats. 20 cents. To-
thl 30 ,t CO. 90 .tftstts+ts.,tst.ssA y 10
iiaru. jose
Land % by p varas hound north by
J. a. AaEon, south hy N. De Ia q.
eaft by acoquiu, west hy d. &.
ii8ca. Land bound north by q.
Martin. south hy &C. y Otern, ests,t
and west by Indian hnds. taz,
Aa6G; penalty usi, costs. 70 cents:
lvlal % st BE- BE- .ttrtststtttssfsststtN atsi1
Orio9. Hanioa
Land % by 100 varaa. hound north
hy II. nrtcz estate, south by NJ or
tea east by the hubble ditch. west
10y Indian hnda Land IS BY ls0 VA
raH. bound north and south by a.
Oriez estate, east by tho p,Iblic
dhch' half tax. ti70 penalty. -
cents, c0sia, 80 cents. total ......,.s 1915
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

INTTUNl N u.
Undivided interest IN Eapcriio San.
a. hnid RNi1pi tax. NkN 10. Issnalty,
Hl.M COSTS, 1 cents; total. ......., 500 4
itara, Seferluo C..
land ~ by no vans bound north
10y j. oercia, east BY the river. west
10y arequia. Land NJ by 30 varaa
bound north by Mannei TTgiltliO,
Hdulh hy Jose uarch, east ~ ne
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

Land ana house IN Corrtiee and
personal property, half tax. Nt.si,
penalty, I'll cpata % cents 10.
tai BE- D.. 90 30 tis..N etal
Garfield, Kate.
land bounded north by - D. ".
laafl. wees hy A. ! OufNaa cast
ny } NJ RAGS. south BY a. J Oar.
Is cents total - -. tNG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

ircnpln, Pablo,
Land 80 by ~ varaa. lsauni n0rti
by v N8rviu, suuth ~ fuink
tnnoo. east and we,fi by the Can
ada Land ~ ~ ~ yards, bound
north BY Juan Oiguiu, south by l.
Jaramili0 east by arroyo. west By
public road. taN, tfs 81 penalty,
ilN costs. ~ cents total
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

Gainsley. George G.,
lot \. block g. II. II. add. one-half
tax, f2o5e fsaN1iy, Eu1j isis. ~
cents. total Dc. .. o.. q. ..........,2 2it.
Tsis, KS of lota II and y. IN .1iooK
g. NJ. H add tax. $3.50, penalty,
t2.79; costs. 40 cents total ..........s % o.
Hall. X. r..
Tract OF land commencing az
point whore tho west line. running
north ana south through block ln
~. ~. ada 10 the city uf Albuuuer-
que half tax, fi5.8s. penalty, ~
centr c,ssis 81 c'apin. totul .....,.,f hN
jones, Burt
Personal propriy tax. tDH; pen
aiiy, ti.Ss. costs. 81 cents totals % u
Jones'. George r..
IsOts n and y. block \ ~ &C. add
tax, t5iI. penalty Gsi; costs. 90
coiha, total .. b.. SOC. ....,....t.. ~ q
Levi. D. a Co,
Personal property. hair tax yaD.
penalty $50. cOsta. % cents. to-
tai O., ., .,.....-.....,,.,..,,., ~ q
Miller W.
lots n and r. block a.. ~. ~ add,
tax, Nd3i; penalty, $50 costs. ~
cents; total OIL, ,.........,,...,...,,,f Sic
Noues. n e..
Personal property: tax SSH. pen
atty. as; costs, % cents total '..S $50
lot H. block y. VI n. ada. Lot e.
block -. "a. ~. udd Lot l. block e.
A. y, ADD. i.ti \. block q, II. VI.
add hair tax. i"sH. penalty $50,
costs. 81 cents .pUu .. b.. .. ........ tlNW
Postal wi cable Go
a. mites poles wll6 two wires. val
uatiou NsW milo Cor poles and
wire. taN, SIZES. penalty G.&.
costs, 81 cents. total o., ,....+.t,,,. tli' q
Stocffcl y. ~
M OF lOts ia. a. block s. n. NJ. e.
60 add, and bot I. block ,, a. ~.
add; tax. tss penalty. fiai costs.
al cents. total d.. OF. ...........,......S 81 *
sullivan. Frank
Personal property. lakes. 81 20. pen.
atty. q cents. c0sis. 80 cents, so
tai .. d.. .. o.. o.. Observation-Disclosures. fG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

watson J. g.
80 mtlch ui the kind Of be- san
fe,iro grant as iH situated in the
county 81 liefnnllllu, said grant
having hoon mado hy The Mexican
government 90 I0Ho Soraiin itami-
iva dIrl others Nov -, 1876, AMI
confirmed aa private land chum by
cunEf Hts of tito United States, June
20. 1851. tax. NSH.W. pomlhy.
ulgsO. COSTS 3D. cents. t0tal ....,,. N.5l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

nensmorc. l.. g..
Lots and TO- block ~. r. r. add.
tax. tit07. penalty. Et5 costs. 90
cents, total 4. .. .... ......r....t....a % OF
Brown. }. u. a Hutchinson.
Lots 81 60 % inclusive. block "a. -.
4. 4. add, tax. te.tG penalty. flsi;
costs, ~ refitHi total. 90 e.. tttt,,..t.k " N
Henderson. W. r,
Lots IS and a. block g. q. T. =.
add, TAX. A5.0Q. penalty. S2.M' ossls.
20 cents. total d. o.. D., ...,....tt....f fl.i.
Hight George w,
Lots % 90 10 inclusive. block a r.
g. add Los ~ and i2. block IS.
u r. add; half tax. SIS a. penalty,
u.a. costs, n-@ total, ,, ,,,,,,..f 2igl
Sampson, George W.
n ina feet of lots n and i2 block
q. q. r. 81 lax, Gtm. penalty,
g. 70. costs % vents. total ,....,..s SIT
Smith, james a.
$50 t,,e. 8 ~, S. iea aSgss ais0
personal property, tax AiC1. pcn-
atty. H2 costs 90 cents, totals A. q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

The illas being unshis % wofh ~ sleep,
several d0cidfa tfested me. an6 tried
an the anHcalisd blood rgnintlta. bat
nuihlnn sasmed 10 ~ ne any good
Daany ne suinn,f q - ! VS. rst.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

iuhhcli iuilana o. MIS-,
land NO by 80 WINS, btslnd north
hy y. A. Huhholl south by the
Infhhc rad Lanai DO by 80 yFnF.
bsund north and south by public
land. east by Chamlaai road. Land
40 ynras wide. tiound north ~ y.
a Huhtell. south hy r a. Guteir-
-, east hy Domingo Torres. west
by la CeiH lawi 10 hy 80 vafuls.
hound north by " A. iluhholl. BY
J. ~. Sanchez on south. east BY
river, west by Mlunz sax, - ~,
penalty, tiW cOoia. u %, total
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

Homestead. Western a GO.
The hoNiaRo Land grant o0fnDris-
liiR A@a acfrs. tax. teis 81. penalty.
Nl.Ni' costs, ~ cents, total. ......... sl5i 7.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

who escaped last year He was uneef
sentence Al me time, having been con-
vlcted foe ssabSing a man Ia old Town
taf..a &c., kF.ugrnfoar a eNunrtaI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

their laushable aorobatlc. hlSh kicking
acts
Charles Williams In a refined sailor
perch act. 1fesauted aous entirely new
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

ehop work from the mechanical ana
engineering department. All visitors
End citizens IN the town are cordially
invited 10 call and see the exhibit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

6y years has been curing al kinda Of blood sad skin
diseasea II has cured thousands aud win cure you
Il h pleasant tonic a. we'll blood pudher - i'm
proves the appetite and digestion, builds ny youF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

HroWn a HuiChison
Lots 81 90 a inclusive. block q, q.
4. 4. add, tax. $3.50. penalty sii2;
costs, - cents. total ..,...s.t 10l
Gates, y. a.
f.ois Z. 4. D block 81. q. r. X. ada.
Lot 2 block 4 q. r. ~ add: tax.
So 20 penalty, tl.si. costs. 70 cents.
TOTAL q ~ 81 90 t+tt.lt .stttt+stttttt.t.t AZ Z
kuchenheuhcr Angelina
Lots ~ 10 - Inclusive hlock o.. q.
q. \. add. taxes. t15.ii penalty.
SAC, cosis NJ cents. total ........ 500 2
Kitchen a Kennedy
w feet Of loi \ an az o. and n
feet Of 10. block Dbl %. r. 81 odd,
half tax, NasH penalty MN
costs. ~ cents total .....,...... tlis Z
Meyers. Fred w
Lots Il. d. 10 block e. o. r. 4. add:
tax, tn9' penalty. u.e7i costs. 90
o.atH TONI D. b., stt,t,t.t.t...,stt..t al
RCls. A. r.,
lots a. q, 81 block q. o. r. 3. add:
half tax. t2Ae. penalty. sri. costs,
" N.Ntat WA ~ ft. 90 ts ftffffffsft.r.N y. 4
Simpkn, r. A.. Rev
"a. ~ lots W 90 p Inclusive. block
81, .. r 4. add taN. SEATS pou-
atty. u.D; costs, ~ GENTS. total ! q