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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-06-06
FATHER PHILLIPS NOT POISONED
Report of Chemist-Kirke Stanley Dis

Report of Chemist-Kirke Stanley Dis
charged From Custody.
New York, June 5.-The report of
George A. Ferguson, an analytical
chemist, who made an examination of
the stomach Of Father E. S. Phillips,
the Hazleton, Penn, priest found dead
in the apartments of Or" Kirke Stan
ley, three weeks ago, shows that Fa-
ther Phillips was not poisoned. The
report was submitted to Assistant Dis
trist Attorney Garvan, to-day. When
Stanley was arraigned before Coroner
Bausch, he was at once discharged by
the latter.
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coin He had served but single term
in congress, while Senator Douglas had
for many years enjoyed q national rep
utation.
p This point was urged in heated
discussion, overheard, between an ard
ent supporter of Senator Douglass and
German voter, who favored Mr.. Lin
coin. The former finally thought to
overwhelm his opponent by saying:
Who is this Lincoln, anyhow? No
body ever heard of him until Senator
Douglas brought him into notice by
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35O New Wash Waistc.

1nn Madras waists. In
1UU stripes, finished with
solid colors, tailored. Vestee
Of white pique. A very de-
sirable waist. Value, $I.5o.
Thursday, 9oc.
1n0 Of the scarce green
1UU and white striped ma
dras waists, excellently made,
finished with white pique
stock and bow of madras
Value $2.25. Thursday,
Sy.A8.
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TN white fine lawn waists,
1OV made with four rows
of embroidery, one and a
quarter inches wide and very
fine, between rows Of tucks;
openembroidery finish in back;
tucked collars and cuffs. A
$3.50 value. Thursday,$I.49.
Misses wash waists in all
the beauty and freshness Of
the early June showing.
In the Costume Salon.
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THE BODY IDENTIFIED.
an Found in the River is George Wei
,PU

Nan Found in the River is George Wei
ton, of Thompsonville
Glastonbury, June 5.-Deputy Sheriff
George Wilson, of Enfield, an officer
from that town. came here this morn
ing to examine the body of the man
found In the river near Wrights Island
They identified the remains as the body
of George Welton, carpenter by
trade, fifty-seven years old who lived
in Thompsonville, and was missing.
Welton was a veteran of the Civil
war. He leaves a wife and a brother.
The body is at ]. H. HamilFs under
taking rooms and will be taken to-
Thompsonville Thursday morning.
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The Semi-AnnuAl Soap
Sale.

1t takes a big store to give
small prices. Unless a store
buys in unusual quantities it
cannot quote unusual
prices. And unless it can sell
unusual quantities it can't
buy them We buy these
finest Of soaps in big ship
ments, take all the discounts
and then hold a sale like this
that other stores can't under
stand. 1t is enough that the
public appreciates the enter
prise.
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holding joint debates with him. Sena-
tor Douglas, on the other hand, is a
great statesman. Why, he has had his
eye on the presidential chair for the
last ten years.
'Vot is dot you say?" was the reply.
"You say Meester Dooglas have had
his eye on the president chair for the
last ten years?"
Yes, that is just what I said.'
well, you shoost tell Mr.. Dooglas
eef he keep hees eye on de chair shoost
a leedel vile longer, he will see old
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RECRUTTING.

Enlistments in Connecticut during
the month Of April We're as follows:
Hartford, H. New Haven, 6; Bridge
port, 3; Waterbury, 1. The number OF
men rejected follows: Hartford, 81;
Torrington 6; New Haven, 33; Bridge
port, 20; Waterbury, a
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Ladies' oxford ties in the patent
calfskins, vici kid and dongola.
IS styles carried in this price shoe
the Southern ties and Butcher
cut included. Mckay sewed,
Goodyear welts and hand turned.
All at $500.
Ladies white kid slippers at
SIPS.
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WHAT DOUGLAS GAZE YIELDED

In the presidential campaign in 1856
the democrats in the west made an eff
fecttve point by contrasting Mr.. Blu
chanans Ions public career as a sena-
tor secretary of state, and minister to
England with Gen. Fremont's limited
experience, consisting Of a service of 81
days in the United States senate.
In the great campaign of 1860 they
tried the same tactics, which had prov
ed so successful, to disparage Mr.. Lin
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DR.. LINQTIST.

in Town-Is Not in Buffalo, as Has
Been Stated
BY an error it was stated that DR.. NJ
F. Linquist, Of 100 Olive street, had
gone to Buffalo, The doctor is in this
city, and can be consulted daily at his
office.
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1.-THE Baby Is Cutting Teeth.
Be sure and use that old and wel-trled
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for children's teething. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums. allays all pain. cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar-
rhea. twenty-five cents a bottle.
dill MWF CIV IL
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Imported LAces at Half.

You remember last weeks This offering includes lot of
Imitation Duchesse Point de Paris Point Aencon Tor
chon and Platt Walls They from sin. to o-in wide
These laces would regularly cost 25c yd. - 1-0r
Thursday at just half Il ~
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Ladies' vici kid oxfords with
light or heavy soles, kid and
patent tips. Made on the sew
rugby shape lasts. All sizes
and widths. While they last for
SI.60.
Black vici kid and patent leath-
er slippers; opera and Louis heels;
one.strap style. At SIPS.
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Abe Lincoln sitting down in it,
That closed the debate, amid roar
Of laughter from the bystanders.-Lip-
pincott's Magazine.
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The shoe of the summer is the oxford Everybody will
wear themeverybody is asking for them The Shoe Store
is showing the newest styles for 1901.
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Hose Supporters.

Hose Supporters.
Satin band, all sizes, all colors.
Regularly CSC. I0c pr.
Hook On Style, all colors, I0c
pr.
Fancy silk frilled side support
ers. Regularly SOC At 25c pr.
Side supporters with rubber but
ton, all sizes, all colors. At &c pr
Notion Pricec.
500 yds. basting cotton, &C spool.
Self threading needles, SC paper
Four-hook pearl buttons. rs to
"a line, doz on card, SC card.
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Dress Shield.r for Thursday.

Light weight gum shield. Size
3 only. Regularly aac. Warranted
to launder. At I5c pr.
In and Out Shield for shirt
waists. Size 8, 24c; size 4, &c.
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BANKRUPTCY PETITION.

Louis Bodlander. of this city, filed a
petition in bankruptcy in the United
States district court yesterday. Liabil-
tiles, $t,606 SO; assets, 1925
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Light weight dress shield.
Regularly roc. At &c pr.
ONO Seconds, 2, 8. 4. Best 1oc
shield to be had. At &c pr.
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EN~ WoMEN's Gowns. Six very
WV pretty styles, trimmed with
lace or hamburg. A worthy style is
the very simple square neck main
sock gown with hemstitched lawn
rufle finish at this price Co.,.
Hn~ WoMEN's LONG WHITE
WV SKIRTS. Made of fine mus.
lin with edge Of good embroidery
other styles with lace or hemstitch-
ed ruffles. 60c.
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an WoMEN's CHEMIsE. Fine
3yA lonsdale cambria, with edge
of linen lace on neck and around
the arm-size Also style with en-
broidery and simple, dainty edge.
800.
onr WoMEN's CORSET Covers.
SyN Made Of dainty nainsook
with ruffle and edge of narrow Val.
lace, seamless back, in short COW
ers that stop at the waist line. 3oc
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g q. g sEs Cd R r r..
Bears the n Tho Kind You HAYS Always Bought
Of AALT ZzSsNIa.
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kn~ WoMEN's CHEM1sE. Apretty
W. round neck style with mar
row edge Of fine embroidery that
draws up with baby ribbons--ma-
terial nice nainsook 6oc.
Hn~ WoMEN's DRESSING SAcQUEs
VIVA cool, pretty style is in
kimona shape with flowing sleeves,
plain lawn with dotted edges or
figured with plain borders; also a
white lawn in sacque shape, with
Val. lace edge. Coo.
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The French Bake Shop
Special.

White Mountain Cake, made in round
angel cake mould, and covered with shred4
cocoanut The regular price is oYc
Thursdays special price, AAA
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Nnn WoMENs DRAWERS. Made
SSN of cambria or cotton, with
two clusters of fine tucking and
neat edge of pretty hamburg 3oc.
6av W. WoMEN's DREssIN C
SDA.SW SACoUEs. This lot COM
prises all the better sacques valued
up to $2a5. Several excellent
styles in lace embroidery and hem
stitched lawn trimmings on fine
quality white lawn, in latest shapes
and styles. $50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

The Colorado supply company Is re-
Coltiug bids Tor large store building
to be- erected az Gibson. Tho bulldng
viii bc "a fine one. A dozen different
kinds of lumber will be used IN thc
construction Of the building
a nrO alarm was sounded by tho
switch engine. An unoccupiod shack
near tho foot bridge north of the uar
yoy house was found TO be- on Gre
liuaohlo Gonzales lost an of his house
hold goods which hc had stored in
tho building. Tho origin of the fire ia
unknown.
M ana Mrs Crane and Miss Emc
Allen have boon visiting with the hay
liH family iui Tow DAYS this week
Thoy are moyius from Oregon to chit
.cngp The ladis. are sisters uf Mrs
ll8Hlls 20 make the family reunion
moro complete Mr. and Mra g. ~
barney with their children came up
Tor fDw days from williams Mr.
Bayls has taken charge of the Dcd
aUru station.
Mo.sw ruijon WhIuugur. Cbopa.
tul and Myers former mpmbcrs Of the
Ih.u. fourth infantry. arrived here
from San Francisco. whore the rcgl.
WDut was mustered out AN uf them
except Bolton viii remain here Con.
sidpfIuE their eighteen months pNpU
Iirupu Iu thp Philippines tho boys look
remarkably we'll CiNI lIfr. they say.
win suit them fUr the present White
tho boys have very llttln tu say about
tho hHrIHhIus thDy have undergone.
everyone knows that soldering ln the
Philippine is NOT picnic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
PRECINCT no. 0.

Baca. Salvador and 90 BY 500 var
as bounded north by B. s. Rodoy
south by Saycdrn east by r. Chavez
third. west by Aronnl house OF nyC
rooms, also two room house aud cor
raj Personal property value. $40.
First half taxes. f52i: penalty, 2Gc
conts. fi.O5, total f6.52
Garcia. Hrrculano-land 300 by
900 yaras. bounded north by Albuqucr
que Land company south by r. Lu
Ccro. east blank. west by N. Luccro
Land 100 by 80 yaras. bounded north
by T luccro. south by road. east by
Sanchez west by areuula. Personal
property yalne ti25 Firs, half taxes.
il0.5J. penalty 53c costs. Toe. total.
fll &C.
Page Urbano. Land 90 by 100 var.
as. bounded north by owner south hy
road, east by j. Sanchez. west by ace.
quia. Land 60 by 100 varas. bounded
north by road south By D. Savudra.
east boy river west by J l.. Sanchez
Personal property value $40 First
half taxes, ft6s; penalty. 23c. costs.
zoe total, t5G2.
Sanchez. Matias Land 1870 by 2.7OO
varas bounded north by c. = San.
chez south hy s. sanchez. east by Rio
Grandc, west by Los lomas. 100 by
900 yaras. bounded north by public
road, south boy Dolores Gallegos, east
boy y. Sedillo. west by accquia. 100
hy 100 yaruB, bounded uorth by ~.
Chavez. south by J VI GallegoH. east
by Jose Sanchez west boy public road
Personal property value, $50 First
half taxes. f772; penalty. 3gc. costs,
fl.O5, total, 1915.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

Holman g. H.-33 acres OF land al
Ranches de- Albuquerque. known as
the Holman tract FIRST half taxes
s5.7s; penalty. 2S cents. costs. SO
cents. total SG4l
Pcroa. Max. A-land ~ boy 300
yaras bounced north by 3 Sais. sou,h
hy ! u lucoro. east hy j. d. Pals.
west by acDquia. Land 23 by 900 va.
ras bounded north by j. D. sails. south
boy i. -. Lucoro. east by railroad. west
by owner 100 hy 600 yaras bounded
north hy y, Sais. south by same. cast
BY abroad. west by l. Cordoya. Per
soual property value si.5U. First halt
taxes. S57S, penalty. 2S CCnts, costs
Sln5, total t11l.
TruIlllo. NlEuel--l.aul GOO hy 200
yuras. bounded north by T. j. Gonzales
south by J Nova. east by r. E Tru
lilo. west by Land goo by lSO
yaras bounded north by J. Con
zalrs south hy g. lucurO cast hy H.
T. Gonzales. west hy Jesuit Fathers
and q two room house. Personal prop.
orty value. so First half taxes
$500, penalty, 2S cents, costs. sl0J,
total gGg3.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
PRECINCT NO "a

Finley Elizabeth South half of
Section ~ Tp no N, RtE. Firat half
taxes tl2.is penalty. 6lc. costs, 85c
total. ti31A
Gleason, patrick--Land bounded
north by Railroad avenue south by
Trlmble east by Trlmblc. west by
Muzio. Land bounded north by Nc
.Ouire south by naCa. east by r.. Dyo.
west by owner. 90 by go varaa land
bounded east by Mcclure west by r..
Torres. Personal property value. ti3O
First half taxes. tigHS. penalty. g1c.
costs fl05 total, t2itO
Nance Charles Estate Oft Precinct
%. lot q, block g. A. A y. addition.
aud north half lot 90. block 80. Hun.
ing Hirhland addition First half
taxes. tbii. penalty. 32C. costs. tOc
total. a. S6.
Sarracino. Maria de- Las Nicros-
Two acres land. bounded north by N
ChnvcB south by J Sanchoz. east hy
road, west by NJ Chavos First half
taxes. sou penalty, 62c. costs. 35c
total, SHES
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
PRECINCT NO. A.

AfmlIo, pcrfocto-Land bounded
north hy Samua south by a Sa.
mora. east by Fourth street. west by
public road Personal property value
$50 First half taxes. s9.Cg. penalty,
As cents. costs. 80 cents total, tiO.52.
CBudClaria, Grvguria dc-Throe
tracts Of land and house. no bound.
aIInH First half taxes. &gGj, penalty.
~ cents, costs. 81 90. total. flltS
Garcia. g. Ramon LAND 6S by
500 yaras. bounded north by 49, APO
daca south hy u Sanchez east by
lus Tomas west by ". Sona aud
house. Personal property. s41 First
haf taxes s1i3 penalty. ~ cents
COSTS %. cent? total 5000.
sanchez Andres Land 2s by 22O
y1ras bounded north by \. Sanchez.
south by public road east hy Manuel
chavez. west ty Same. l52 hy 500
yaras. bounded north by Gonzales.
south by public road. east by entrance.
west hy M Gonzales 50 by $50 yaras
bounded north hy public road, south
bF Nrncrardu SalaZnr, cast by R0bcr
TO CaraHniaL west ny Diego Romero.
Land gI hy 300 yaras bounded north
by Tomas Garcia, south hy SrrAhu
Garcia east hy same west hy Jose la.
cDru. Value uf personal property
.Slga First half taXoH toS5, penalty.
3t cents. costs. RliU, total Gs.5s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
PRECINCT NO. p.

Becker. NJ M.--Lota 10 20 "a. block
| H. n -. and R addition. FIRST hall
taxes 3s25 penalty i2c costs, sl.io,
| total fiUO7
Bramlctt, j H--Lots and 2. block
l52 ~ NJ. T. co. Personal property
value 500. First half taxes. $3.50,
penalty. 27c. costs. soc. total. tGl7
Butmnu. Ida g. Lot &, block n,
| lluning Highland addition First halt
taxes, $3.50. penalty, 27c. costs. 2Oc
total t597
CLARK Edward Lots 205. 20G 2O7
block Us, Armilu Bros addition. First
half taxes, sls.h3. penalty. 9iC, costs
GOc. total &2O37
Drawer Paul Lots 10 and north
half ~ block J,M B and Il addition
First half taxes 1885. penalty 4iC
costs. 900. total. &lU2g
Duran. Ana Maria 100 by 300 yaral
uf land bounded north by Alexander
south By l.Ombardu. east by hills. west
| by arroyo. PreCiDrt ~. 20 by l50 var
az ~ land bounded north by road
south hy acoquia, east by h. Angel
west by Luccro. Personal property
$40, First half tasos. tsO9. penalty
ilc, costs 7OC total 50 90.
Dye. Henrietta a. Precinct 70, lots
| ] and ~. block q. Cr0aHon A. Kennedy
addition First half taxes. $500. pen
atty. 2jc, costs 4Oc total f5b7
Erwin e.. L-75 and l21 feet ~ land
| bounded north by r.. Garcia. south BY
Il. Losscr east by ArmiIo Bros. west
| d. 81 Garcia First haf taxes. ti2.79,
penalty. Glc, costs. soc. total 1881
Mofuln :. Lots 4 to ~ Inclusive
block i5l y " r. Co addition First
| half taxes fl375. penalty. Csc. costs
81 total flbi3.
owen g = Furniture rituate IN
ihe Grand Central hotel ln the n 4
Armii0 building Fret half taxes
[ flala. penalty Csc. costs 35c. total
|flA7s.
Patterson. j B.-lots a and l2
I block lG y Armil0 y Otoru addition
First hali taxes. tiD3l, penalty. a2g.
costs. 600. total flit3
Prrpa. Mrs T. N t.otH 90. a ~
|ll0ck l2. A. n r. Go addition First
half taxes fZl9N, penalty. lIu.
costs Goo total ta3Gs.
ShmanirFp isabel T. De- Lots 203
/ 2Ni block a. Armll0 Hro8 addition
l First half taxes. tlCiS, penalty. SO
/ costs 4lc. total Sl77n.
simpson clara %. dg Land 20 by
/ 30 feet. bounded north and south by
owner. east and vest hy Lombario
l First hall taxes. gl0gs, penalty 1"
I CoHtE alr. total sllt3.
Val Blutr BreWing C0mpuny-2b u
90 foet oi railroad frontage ln blpOH
q Armil0 } Otero addition. First
half taxes. ti03l penalty a2r costs
sbc. total. Sli.ls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.
The New Twentieth Century Com.
nandmenta as Applied Now,

The New Twentieth Gentry Com.
mandmcnta as Applied Now,
J.
Thou shalt not go away from home
! tu luy th trading nor thy SON nor thy
daughter
Thou shalt patruuI1o thy home mor
chant aud ths home printer Tor yea.
verify doth not thy home printer
proad over the land glad tiiiugs ui
| thy goodness aud greatness aud tho
multitude noy shall putrouizo thee.
Thou shalt employ thine own Do.
chanics that they muy not bo .uF.u
from tuuT homes Goo Nul hrunj for
their liitlu ones Thou shalt also con.
slider him aa u,iHhbur above all him
who dWDIlpth Boo O. strange tOwH
~.
Thou shalt mot ask for credit 8s the
goods cost much money and ibH mor
chant brain Oh Iurd,uDi with bills
1918 children ,IawIr daily Tor bread
and hls wIfu ahiIyth ut home Tor lack
of uDh ra.muut ua adurn'th hDr Sis
t.. blessed yca. th..o. blessed
iho man who pay cash.
Thou -h.lt not ASK fur reduced
lpr,, fur thin influence fnr behold
guile is 300 thF heart and the merchant
| lT,aIyth 10 lthp au open uuUk.
VI
Thou halt du whatever Uoth in thy
power tD encourage aud promote the
welfare of thine own town and thine
! own pnuplu.
VII
Thou shalt NOT sunar tho voice uf
lurIlp to overcome thee and 10 other
town. euuDo thee. consent thou not
f.r fhm uaypat hu deceived
lV
Thou shalt sp0u. thy caruin.s al
home and they may rCturn from
whence thuN cam aul Ei nuurish.
mont fu such as Wuy come after thee.
TX.
Thou hale not bear fal#H witness
Iusnjusr ihu town wherein thou liyosL
Ust u.uN WHIl of 30 tu gll u 80.
g.
TIw H0lt k..u th..o command.
m. not. aHI t.aph th.m tn thy children
0H thy h.FI ana fourth generations.
ItHu H.g muy uu madu tu flourish
uU grow boo plenty when thou art
laid On r..t with thv fathers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
NEW MEXICO ANTIQUITIES.
Ex-Governor l., q. Prince Arouses the
Fasteners to Action,

Tho citizen lH iu receipt ot au iuvi.
taiIou to .hp meeting uf the AmUu
can Num-mAUc and Archaeological su
...b ot thy Academy OF Medicine
mIIduE. SO % west Forts th.rI
street Nru YORK. ut which uNGOtDu
nor D.. Bradford Prince made Am ad
dress on "rbr Preservation of Anti
uUr.s ut thU southwest
Thr talk was illustrated with nu
m,.uus CHARTS and photographs tn,
society WAS greatly Interested and
unanimously passed the following irH
uutiUu.
Nh.rpus tho Importance Of pr'scIN
IUH ,h. prehistoric remains boz Oh,
southwest has boon brought hDtnr.
us thH evening n the prcsidcuts ad
Ur,sH therefore, hr IL
Resolved That a committee of tWHu
tl. ol which the president shall Do.
uun. p. appointed Goo arrange fur pub
lIp m. tur and take such other stop.
as mug Up desirable to awaken pub
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
PRECINCT NO. 5.

Amcs. O. c. NWh of sec. 2s %.
90 N H H. containing 100 acres.
IIrf h1lt tuNr.. fII'h. penalty. 10
cents. costs 80 couts, total. tl23O.
ApodaCB Mrs s.. J. Land bounded
north uy rl'ltDgry south by a. Sim
pier east and WCat bY A. Truiill0.
First half taxes. f6l2, penalty AZ
Ccuts, costs 80 cents. total. tbs9.
Ap0daCa. Francisco y Molina Land
Ill2 uy 100 yaras bounded north by
] CandrlBria, south by - iinrcla. east
hy laughter house. HDst boy river
Land GO hy $50 varas. bounded north
hy D. Apodaca, south hy Mrs Guruiy.
east hy railroad First haf taxes,
g1a.. penalty as cents, costs. 20
cent. total. $500.
/ Apudacn. Rafael y M Land 3l Boy
I1U ggras bounded north by T APO
lacl south by q Gurulc. east by .
hIUlHcu. wr.t hy river Land Boo pre-
elurt H1. 25 by ou yarAs bounded
south hy RUBY east hy Fourth trcot
WD.t by Ioolhlrt Personal pupprt.
tU'Hs $3.50. iirt haNf taxes, $3.50.
penalty H2 cents. ru.tH ip cents, o.
laI sac
Cbayos Juan pana House and
. lUt precinct d. 800 NF fs yaraH land
bounded north by g. q Sanchez. south
|hy D. A liuht.Il east hy road. west
Dob river $50 yUraH land bounded north
hF f Chavez south uy n 'haye
east hy road west ut river First
, half taxes. SASS. penalty l3 cents
costs 81 90, total tlbHG
Cadpgnu John laul. in n San
chez addition Flrt haii taxes f0l0,
IIuHItE Cd UIHfs. tuHtH Iu cents. Co
tal tliU2
Mclean John 90 by l2j yaraE land
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
PREclNcr NO. 2

lmbort Louis Estate of Land
bounded north by Pablo and Colsc
Grioro. south hy Louis lmhcrt edo
ccasodj, east Boy Rio Grando. west by
La Celia. Personal property value
fl29 First hail taxes. &2177, penalty
3l.0S; costs SOC. total g232O
lmbou Louis N Estate of Land
gt3A saras wide bounded north by
Louis lmbctt tdoccascdl. south by
Manuel rcroa. cast by Rio Graude
west by IA Cola Personal property
value $40. First half taxes, SSH.
penalty g3CCnts, costs. 30 cents, total
gig.7g.
SOunjor. Joseph Land 5G Boy 1000
varas bounded north by j. Lucero
south 10y NJ Martin. east boy river
west by hills and house Personal
property value. $50 First half taxes
s60S penalty go cents. costs. 35
cents. total SG73