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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-20
lmnortant to NHothera.
Possible Encounter.

Possible Encounter.
ssWil there be q fight 2"
SWELL" said the pugiAst II should
not surprised. That man has threat
sned to whip me on sight IL don't
quit bothering me with challenges =
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-20

Always up on time the statue Of
william Penn.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-20

= does her but very
tile good, II any. I
thought I would
\ try Lydia e. Pinls.
hams Vegetable
Il Compound, but I
want your advice
before beginning IT.
use. I have become
very much alarmed
about her, ~ she =
getting 30 weak.
MRS. MATILDA l.
CANP, Manohsstss
Mill, Macon. O.,
Nay 81. 1899.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-20
A MOTHERS STORY.
Tells About Her Daughters nlnsop
and How She was believed
Two Letters to Nrs. Pinkham.

'MRs. PmxHAx write 70 tell yun
about my daughter. She 10 nineteso
years old and il flowing all the time.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13
A FAMOUS COLLEGE GLEE CLUB

Some wears aso j. n,v,,ho, 80 h
Young colonel st,,dants n,usio.s,n ;n
clined. at tendi inc = so,,thas.n1 ao,,ora
formed a cnncarf conenanv ',d da r.
title of the Mash villa st1ndo,ts 11ono art
connnanv srhair vaa1+;ona1 49, o. =
ont sonn ,,ttron+ed NV 81, etesel "a
ment h,1raa,,s and !, ta,,a ,f;n1 e aMs,.
al tha st,,dents fson, 4pa;n ao IL ~
ciu,cts 10 q ,trin nth ro,,e tha sa,.aar oit;es
Of the so,,th and nonth TVS s,,oaass
was instantanan,1s NTanoga.s .nd t,aa
nrasS a,nor,,un,ara oanaadog +,ana ~
trhe hest m,"sio.I ,ottrao+;on nffara1 -
,the n,lh,;c and fron, tihSs n,,c,o,,sNa So
tette ~ s+,1dant DIV the nrasen+
mrammoth roinstral n1ga niza,tion Lnnumr
os P,coo r. Halle nd,c Sr;uinn1 ~, 81, ,,;IIo
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13
HIGH VINO AND
POOR PLAYING
DUST AND DELAY WERE THE
FEATURES OF YESTERDAYS
BASE BALL GAME.
ONLY SATISFACTION WAS
THE VICTORY FOR BUTTE
Score Was Is to lc-Hits and Errors
Numerous-Great Falls Beaten
by Anaconda.

THE zephyrs that frequently make
merry on the flat blew dust into the eyes
of those who sometimes play base ball,
set their wheels in motion and robbed
skillful hands of wonted cunning. These
conditions, numerous hits and errors ga
lore resulted in the school boy score OF
16 to Is, the only redeeming feature OF
the game being that Butte got the extra
runs and won.
1t was what the base ball fan, anxious
to excuse the errors of his favorrtes,
would call an off day, an occasion when
the base ball times were sadly out or
joint, and those who owe the artistic in
the game locked on in sorrow at the aW-
| full exhibition or went home in disgust,
while the official scorer worked overtime
and wondered when the end would come
! The first four innings resulted in as
many goose eggs for Helena. Helena's
new pitcher was in the box and the
Butte men found him for six hits and
as many runs in the third inning. In the
fifth inning, by a combination of errors
and hits, Helena tied the score, and then
the balloon went UP. In the Last three
innings Butte made - runs. The score:
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13
FOR PARDON OF JOHN 0'NEIL,
Sister Circulating Petition-Was Sen
fenced for Theft of a Watch.

Hannah O'Ncil= is circulating a petition
for the pardon of her brother. John ONell,
who about the middle of the winter was
sentenced to the ~penitentiary for a year
by a jury in Judge Clancy's court for the
thett Of Il watch from a man named Har-
rington, residing in Centerville. The petit
has been signed by several of the county
olIlcials, among them Judge Clancy. and
Sheriff Regain. Miss O'Neil has a letter
from COnley & McTague, the prison con-
tractors. The epistle gives O'Neil credit
for being a model prisoner and recon-
mends his pardon. Miss ONeil resides in
the east, but when she heard of her
brothers trouble she came to Butte and
has been here ever since. The brother
whose release she is endeavOring to secure
Is not a criminal, but is short of good
Judgment. He came to Butte to better his
condition., but after remaining a short time
concluded to return to his eastern home.
Not having any money with which to pay
his way, he appropriated Harrington >
watch and paWned it.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13
HEROIC DEED.
James Casey Stops a Runaway and
Saves Two Girls From Injury.

At the risk of his life, young James
Casey of Anaconda stopped a runaway
team in the southern part of the city last
evening and saved Misses Minnie Williams
and Bridget Murphy from serious. injury.
The girls were driving a spirited team
along Utah avenue. Near the b., A. q +.
depot a boy set off a bunch of firecrackers
at which the passing animals took fright;
The girl who was driving lost control, and
the team ran down the street at break
neck speed.
Young Casey happened to be in the path
of the frightened runaways. He realized
that the girls were in a precarious situa-
ton and that something, must be done at
once. As the team passed him he manages
to secure a firm grasp on the harness OF
one of the horses, vas.lted over the horse
and grabbed the inside lines. Then fol-
lowed a struggle: The ~resolute young man
was dragged probably 100 yards. but finally
managed to guide the team against a tele-
phone pole and brought the equippage to
a %standstil The stop was SO abrupt that
one Of the girls was thrown out of the
buggy and bruised slightly. The gallant
deed was witnessed by a number of people,
several of whom came to Casey's assist
ance and helped him to quiet the plunging
animals, and in the excitement Casey, like
the modest hero that he is. quietly got out
Of the way.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13
DEATH COMES
IN 4 RUNAWAY
FRANK BATEMAN, A PIONEER,
VICTIM OF FATAL ACCIDENT
LAST EVENING.
HIS BUGGY OVERTURNED
BY RUNAWAY TEAM,
Bateman Was Thrown Out Vio-
lently and Sustained Fracture Of
Skull-Died Two Hours Later.

Frank Bateman, a we'll known pioneer
ana Tor many years a resident of Butte,
was fatally injured in a runaway acct
dent which occurred about Z o'clock last
pltal about two hours later without hav-
ing regained consciousness.
Inc unfortunate accident occurred on
North Montana street, near the corner
OF Wcolman. Mr.. Bateman was driving
in a light buggy, when a team,
drawing a light wagon. dashed down the
street behind him. The wagon collided
violently with the buggy and the light
vehicle was overturned. Mr.. Bateman
was thrown to the ground, sustaining a
fracture of the skull.
Bateman was picked up and carried to
the sidewalk, where a few minutes later
Dr.. Macdonald made an examination of
his injuries. DR.. Macdonald was of the
opinion that Mr.. Bateman could not live,
and advised his instant emo to the
hospital. This was dome and Mr.. Bate
mans wife and relatives were m
ed. A more thorough examination was
made at the hospital. 1t was found tina
the base of the skull had been terribly
shattered and the attending surgeons
stated that his injuries were of such a
mature that it was impossible to save his
life. The unfortunate man did not re-
gain consciousness and the end came
about $3.50.
Coroner Julien took charge of the re-
IIldIIlS dI1u Will HOlu AIi LIlQutSI.
The dead mar was n of the earliest
corners to the state. He was a native
of New York and Is a boy enlisted in
the 5th Minnesota volunteers, and after
participating in a number of the severe
engagements of the civil war, was taken
prisoner and spent some time in Ander-
s~onville prison.
Mr.. Bateman came ITO Montana in the
early sixties. He was a Of the
famous Fisk expedition which crossed
the plains in 1864-5. For a time he was
a resident Of Helena. About Is years
Y ago he located in Butte, and for many
! years was a trusted lieutenant OF Andrew
J. Davis
The team which caused the accident
is owned by John Darragh, a milkman
who resides at 1O3 Missoula avenue. The
team was in charge Of Archie Darragh,
aged Is years, and his brother, Joe, sew
eral years younger. As they We're driv-
ing down Montana street the ~breech1ne
broke and the horses became unmanage-
able and dashed down the street at full
speed. Archie was driving. but a sudden
turn threw him out of the wagon, dislo-
eating his shoulder. The younger boy
craWled to the real Of the wagon anc
dropped off without INJURY a few sec.
onds before the collision occurred. Botf
vehicles were demolished.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13
OFFICE EIGHT YEARS.
Constable Ellsworth Gives This AS an
Excuse for Resigning.

Constable William A. W of Mead
erville township, who has been doing duty
in Justice Nichols court since G. c..
Rhoades was declared not a deputy by the
district court at the i~nstigation of Joseph
county commissioners today and requested
it to take effect Immediately. He gave no
reason for the move other than that he
had held office in Silver Bow county eight
years and considered thai a sufficient
period to entitle him to a relaxation from
official responsibilities. After divesting
himself of the handicap he will go into the
mountains where he has other interests
that will require his attention the remain
der of the year.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13
]. CALDER, D. D. s., DENTIST

and fellow of The Boston dem
tai college, formerly demonstrators o.
lucrative dentistry and dental science in
the Boston dental college. Post gradu-
ate chicago college dental surgery. Post
graduate Haskells Prosthetic school Of
detinstry. Take elevator, third floor.
Office SO and 40, Owsley Block.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment rolls for the year 1900 have been COM
nieted and that the board of county COM
missioners of Silver Bow county will sit
. 9 q hoard of equalization, beginning Mon
day. July 16, 1900, and ending on Monday.
August l3, 1900. during which time any and
ali persons having complaints to make rela-
live TO tax assessments must, appear and
state their grievances.
Nv order of the board.
]. E. MORAN, County Clerk.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13
SHIPPING aALENA COPPER ORE.

The Denver & Rock Island Mining
company has let a contract for building
an ore road from the mine to De Borgia.
to be completed by August 20; ais a
contract for delivery of ore on board cars
at DeBorgia- Shipments commence upon
completion of road Funds needed for
machinery. etc. Treasury shares Is cents,
Address Occur d'Afene Investment Co,
Wallace, Idaho. box 248; or Worth Bel
den, Butte hotel. Butte, Mont.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13
DRAWINGS FOR SUNDAYS CoUR.
SING.

J. E. Hosking's Rash Adventure VS.. J..
Dawes Montana Chief, A. Traise's Black
Hosking's Coomasie Queen VS.. J. Tredin-
hicks Miss Maud, J. Smiths Dusty Miller
VS.. F. L. Nichols Smut, J. Yoe's Juliet. VS..
J. Smiths Ladysmith. w. H. Smiths Bar
away VS.. J. Ayers Rusty, C. Saunders
Jersey Lily VS.. I. Graphs Fitz Regina, T.
Craps Silver Bow VS.. Thompson & Ben
nett's Lady Glendyne.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13
PIONEERS OF THE PACIFIC.

The Pioneers of the Pacific held a very
enjoyable entertainment on Wednesday
evening at Good Templar hall. The must
ing and enjoyed by all. Light refreshments
were served. The installation of officers
was postponed until the next meeting, on
July %.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13
GUYNoN ARRAIGNED.

C. G. Guynon, who is charged with hav-
ing brought his sister from Europe to this
city and launched her on a life of shame in
order to enhance his own financial inter
ests, was arraigned before Justice Nichols
today. He pleaded not guilty and en-
ployed Wines & Wines to defend him,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13
AT THE HOTELS.

The Butte-C. s.. Hartman, Bozeman: g.
e. Wilste, White Sulphur Springs; Mark 7.
Portland; r. G.. Wilson, u. $.
Frigate, Salt Lake; H. s. Williamson, Chi
cago; NJ. Burns, Cleveland; c.. w. Goodale,
H. Storer, Lewistown, Idaho; D. J. McDon-
aid, Mancur, B. c.; ]. Connolly. Granite;
James Breen, Spokane: D. Rose, Salt Lake;
Thomas H. Rea, Bozeman: ]. M. Kennedy,
Anaconda; M. L.. Hewett, Basin; Mrs. w.
H. Lucas, Anaconda; II. Holloway, Okla;
c. H. Hand, Spokane; Henry I. Sherlock,
D. J. Mcdonald, Rossland, B.. c.; Perry p.
Klein, Roundup, Mont; c. L.. Clarke Hell
ena; M. A. Miller, NJ. D.. Dillon; Harry
Freedlander, Chicago; s. Rosenstein, Chi
cagO.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13

The McDermott-Arthur Judges, Albert
Spokane; Charles T. Persons, New York;
e. M. Brannick, Portland; F. W. C. Whyte,
Belt; George A.. LAWS and wife, Denver;
A. O.. Harrison, st. Joe: B. J. Boorman,
Kalispell; r. E. Collins and wife. Minneap-
oils; A. j. Sayer, st. Paul; Lew L. Gala
way. Virginia City; John r.. Copes, Mis-
Conover, Chicago; Joy H. Johnson, Detroit.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13

Mr.. Richard Trestra1l. formerly of
Oberlin conservatory of Ohio, teacher of
piano, organ and harmony. Rates rea-
sonable. II S. Ohio street, Butte.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13
IN POLICE COURT.

Judge Sullivan's morning docket was a
light one. Frisco Nell, an ancient Ten
derloin character, who created a vocal dis
turbance of the peace last night, entered a
plea of guilty and was fined SO.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13

Great Fails .....U I Il . 2 . . -
Anaconda Il 0 0 4 0 4 2 2 x-13
Earned runs-Great Falls,
3: Anaconda, 3. Sacrifice hits-Muller.
stolen bases-Peeples. Wright, Schils,
TW,o-base hits-Davis. Three-base hits
Knox Hurlburt, Schils. Home runs
Davis Swindells. Struck out-By Car
ter. 2; by Davis, 0. Base on bals-Of
Carter, 2; off Davis, Hit by pltched
hall-Zearfoss Wright. Left on bases
Anaconda, Z; Great Fails, 6. Time of
game hours 10 minutes. Attendance,
so. Umpires-Cochrane and Carsey.
weather very windy. Condition of play
ing field, bad.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13

Summary: Earned runs-Butte, ]; Hell
ena, /. Stolen bases-Flannery, Mar
shall. Bases on balls-Off Schlorf, 8; off
Proctor, 5. Two-base INSTRUCTOR, Nc
! earthly, Marshall. Double plays-Mar-
shall Ito Pitcher to Hurley; Sohlorf to
Hurley. Hit by pitcher-Proctor, Ham
mond CHelena), Neill. Struck out-By
Proctor, 8; by schlorf, 4. Passed balls
! Hammond, Neill ~. Wild pitch
/ schlorf. Left ON bases-Butte, s.; Hell
, ena, 10. Umpire-Brennan. Attendance,
400. Weather, disagreeable. Time OF
game, 3 hours Z minutes.
The game at Great Falls yesterday be-
tween the Indians and Anaconda was
also played under ~unfavorable Climatic
conditions. Davis, Great Falls pitcher,
was freely hit by the C%alciners, and an
error in the sixth let in four runs. Ine
score:
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13

William Stewart, who was caught selling
"phoney" jewelry last night. pleaded guilty
and asked the mercy of the court because
Of his record as a blue Jacket. He said
he had served Is years in the navy and he
thought this entitled him to some consid-
Grafton.
"A. man who has served his country as
long as you have is entitled to be honest
remarked his honor. II, too, have seen
service in the navy, and as an ex-sailor l
desire you to reform. l will fine you SO
in the hope that the penalty imposed will
help you to see the error of your ways"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-13

Ed Sullivan, Phil Gogin and John Muir
ray, fighters, were recognized as belliger
ents and assessed fines Of $40 each.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

hereby made y part ~ thls dcacrip-
ton. Tax. NniN, uonlhy I'D
coHia h Ccutsi tuinl .. ., ..t.tt., tlna
IA Land Grant
An that grant or tract Of land cali
80 she Iia land grant situate in
utfnallilO county. N 81. cofl1inslE
1855 acres and composed ~ graz
Ink land ~ the Vnlue uf 81 cents
vet arT0. n.iid lands were confirm
"a aud patented tu the leEai repre-.
aeufafiVUa ~ uld indiana ana are
owned and claimed by several pcr-
sons having or glllminF undivided
interests therein, Tor more Cphtrletn
description reference can D. bod
Doc once of surveyor general ~ the
territory ~ NuW Mexico iaX
sos 81 pcnHy N2i. cuHr 81 e''iHH
fuIaf .......... ........... $40 Z
VA santa Ana and Iones Oants
AN fhd grant or tricf 1T land
known and tulisd tho Xln SANTA
Ana and IrmUg Grant aiiuHtri lu
ifrfu fllin county N ~ containing
t'1 $40 acres. uiufe uf iHFF AMI com.
TuHud ~ gmgiuN lands uf fhe valu"
of 90 cents Ier acre. this land is
net confirmed nor fHfcuissi and ~
owned aud claimed lY sevffHl iHis
SONS having ur claiming 90 have
unu.Vldnd interests therein fur
fuufr Oumulrfe dHHcrlpHun refer
eucn H expressly bad and made 90
the daHrflIHln n and u1uudaflfH
fhsrtaf ou hie iu the ofloc uf tho
surveyor ffunrah ~ the territory uf
NrW Mexico onD-hiM eos flssw
renaiiY iiiit costs D. cents, TO-
ihi.. ..... ...t..t... w
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
pnIs,IN4r NJ y

Atnilu. AigONln,
l-iui in tarta "a ldr hN i.0N warns
IONS bound uuuh ly Marcos Mar
iln -nHh A. a.. GpnEilrg. east hy
tiNtr west hy la Ceh. tax. So N.
penalty. A. cents, ooets 70 GENTS.
iu.ad 4. .. o.. .,.st.t....
'hnfeE. NaYulur
lsind I'D tfua wide hy 2D varas
lpiHi. iannu north ny ~ AHndovnl.
south hN J DhaNoE triat hy the
ilNrf west Dos Ia Celia. half iAk.
Nh p,HHliy 90 ctgiis COSTS. rs
r"nir total .... ., b.. ..... ..,........e
thitrE. Jose.
lnuh 81 y1ulH Wtdn hy ~ yaraa
long huuul north hy n yhaVcr.
sputh hy y iunzaioa. sla hy the
river west hy Ia Cola. half tax,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
pnDuN,T NJ No.

Acufn M.intn'l
improvements On governments land.
taA. 81 IA p..spthy, osnts cusstr.
q nenis, toiiil d. D., .........,.....,. ~
AragOn. Jeseis Maria,
improvements 0n government lasal.
tax, 10. Ilefsthy A. ceiaa. CoaiN.
81 osnia. ttal D., o., D.. ....,,...,.,,.f %
tf1Essii, Nicssirie
Land iWl yufts bounded north hy
Cerro. south hy Juan Dnroa. West
10y Jssae iierrere, tax, % c,-pis. Ia'n-
uAiy, c0igE. csn1ia, 81 cents to-
tai o.. .. ......tss.. ..... .......,,......& q
I.,s,erD. J. D..
Intni " by Is vnria. lsparnd north by
J. g. Ariaa. saat by thu An4s es-
fHte, and wsvsi 10y the ownrr. I'm.
proyegngnH on p0vernmsag hud
TAX, ~ csfta, p-ustliy. 2 Ceuts
costs rs cfsrr tofHl .. ...-t.t..,...f .
Montoyo, juan g.,
Improvements GA ifD arnss 81 gov.
ernnsfnn hihi tax ~ ctsua. ptn.
atty c,fas oOfas. 20 cnuts. io,al,t
Pod Hurlmfu Mrs
so ncrsH in the Chilul land irftft.
tax. tl2fi. ponalty. - ccuts COSTS,
70 CENTS, total .. .. ..............,.,,f a.
fuul William
Land $40 acr,s IN the ChHm land
Eraui tax, t59 tsgHiity. NJ couts;
utesiH II crtliu. tuun .. ............f III.
Skinner isolntd
iAini ~ by ~ yan,a la San Pc
drn and psgaufNh property. one
haif taN t1ii ~ pUsiiy. ulii o1.sis
20 vents fu1n .. .. ..............a ~
i'Cssi ifslru tspiuuaL
i1iud ~ vaftH ln uhc Chllh hfd
gruN tuX. WU isautHY 81 Ussufst
coste G cents total b.. ...............f 81
rufaH DomfsiIio
Improvement on government land.
tetA, H reiHHi ItHstty, 2 gsuniHs
ctafis. 81 cents tuth.. .. ..........s 4
Tuliiilo. Ftiix,
lfA,Fs1sad Isoporiy. nx. t2s. pan.
atty, o csnts costs, ~ Ceists. to,ai.f A.
| Qmnlmt r.
Personal tir0ppriy. TAX, vi events
iusrahy. cuufa, costs .b GENTS. TO-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

cha mx BN. pcualty. az ooNia:
Cost 3D. fsrtie toiHi .. o.. .......a fM
Chtvrz. tauiUnria g..
lf1Id 80 VHrna wide bound north
~ fUuClHu Chavez. a0wh by r.
brtcR. tunt hy che public rad
west hy - f,snui tax, ui1i. IEn-
any. ~ cfanH cutia. "a csrifa 90.
taI ... SEQ
Garcia Juan
Latld iV1 yaraa vide Dsund north
Nv Joseph brufus. aouth by i.0-
V.tfu. east bN Manuel Hube. west
b. Nhe river. tax $50. penthY.
"a cents cosia. cenfa total. t,...t GN
feuu. Ambfulio.
Land % by NJ yards bound north
hY fNunUifsnu inANaI Hyuth BY o.
FuiEt, sifs hN Ulo puhlic noad Wegu
hy NJ a felsst. Sax ~ Umia y. nd
ty, 3 cUit's, Cpiia. 20 ccuta, fO,su. . -
ffeaf. Mlutnal
Land is hy 90 virta. bound nslrth
hf ~ iairataH. auulh hy N chavez.
t.tai by A ttuho west hy FTancieo
'hHNva sax. 800. pcimhy. q cs.uta
tat4a ID gnifiH = total .. .s......t.. 10 ~
HHitUhoz inao Muniioi.
iaHi tl hy Nu vafia hSunt north
hg % iilhhail auiuh hY = san
cher fsiai by tle rlNsr' West hY rho
plidic rOed tax BIS. pefmhy, a
rrlHs. costs. a. ceutH. tv.ni ....t 6N
stucalpx tatricio ",
tnHid ~ hy N vanta. i-olnd nnrth
hY . N. tfuVcEi aJuih bY J. o.
iiuhiaAl uarH iY river, Wera by tha
ptiiiiU ruul luih tuN, t6i, Issn-
atty Dr. ostHa. uefiH. u cssaa. to-
.Nl tHHHHHHH tHHHt.tH.HHHH +NF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

tAufril, Felix.
Lana ~ by "a yards bound north
niHd sOEth hy pirblic ntid. ssisi by
J. NJ. &lliuaF. west by public do
uiain. tax, U.s. lsemsi,y D. cents.
costs, IS cents total ..t.........N 10
nUtiercE. Juan Maria,
Improvements on government land,
house and stable tak. siN pen.
atty ~ rents. costs ~ cents. totals 81
Garvh. Miguel
land 100 hy ~ varas bound NORTH
by a. Marines. south by the gfafH
line. west hy spring. land % by
DO Naras. bound north by A. Mar
tsn south by cstchNla, west by
spring, tax, no, IUnahy. ~ cents;
C0atr. ~ CENTS. tOiui . ............t 10 Z
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

Chavez Adoifo
Land ~ by no vitria l.Dund north
BY " clsave1. south by } chavez
east ~ ucsluEt. west by thu pub
Nc nut,di taa. ~ penalty, = caniH
ChaveH, r.
land ~ yaIns wide by az yuaas
hong bound norah by q. H,trtllnO
fonh by Manuel feIa, estrgt hy liz
naoe rags'a. Wesgi by 1lIeosiore Oar.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15


Armilo. Salvador.
Land ~ ty 20 VANS bosind north
by ~, Aragon, east ~ the alubilc
r1eid. wesi by ~ A. Garcia! tax.
A@i penalty - GEMS. costs ~
confa total o.. b.. ... ................G
Armlio. Juan,
Land 100 BY 80 yaras. hound north
by D. ArmiiO, sasd by msqifAi wssst
10y - Auniio. Land 81 by 90 yaras.
bound north by ". Armlio south by
Vidal Mora, txiAI hy NJ. Nuld. west
BY las Tomas; tax. ti7.l0, pcnaity.
~ cents. costs, 70 cents; total - }
hafelhh, Manuel
Land i01 by 100 yards. bound north
BY the ptfblie ruud, south ~ JOS
MuniE east hy Maria sanchez.
west by u ls0yatO. tax. N29 pen
atty. Al cents; cOats, - cents, TO-
naca. salvador.
Land 100 by 40 Varna. bound north
hy 4. Hodoy south by a. Sanchez.
etst by puhlic rad. west by Fran-
cisco chHvcz tax. A.Zi penalty. -
cents. costs. r. GENTS; total....,..t
tnhNeE. AlhHaal,
Land ~ vnraa vide. bo,,nd north
by ptpbiic land, aourh hy Manuel
ittrat, east by the public road
west by p,ihlle land tax. niM,
penalty, ~ ccpiA; costs. a. cents;
tv,al 80 -. t-'tt'''t..t't'.s'.t.t l
Land 20 hy 70 yaraa, hound north
by A, assircia, solnh hy p,ibhC road
tstif by A. Garcia. west hy aceuuia
tax, SIS; pcnalty, ~ cenfH. costs.
~ cents total t, % o. ts .ts.st..st,..A
Chavez FrtnclOo ia,
land 80 by 30 vafas bound north
hy OreeoqlO Apodaca. south ~ Ju.
han Alrpsiaca, e,tgi hy pubiic road
west by public land, taK. b.n, pon-
atty. ~ cents costs. - cents. totals
Ouncm. pcsiro a..
land 100 WATTS Wlsic. bounded north
hy MtiuO SanrhcE, south by h. Gu.
rule, east by Severe Hanche2 west
~ grtut dine. tax, G,lf. pennlty,
10 vents. costs. A cents. total . -
OaValdon. CurncliO,
Land e2 BY ~ warns, bound month
hy n. GaVadon. south BY the ptIhlic
road, east by public land, west BY
r. tiavaldon. tar, Gs3. pcnulty. ~