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The Penn's Grove record., 1901-02-22

Our poprrible lrteous Door Keep
er OF the Ilserlnt sembly, Mr.. George
Jordan was an S OF securing a hand
some present ~ MIR. and Mrs. Peter
Hughes OF a nice cooking stove, from his
many friends among the Senators, As
semblymen, Sed geant-at-Arms and Door
Keepers OF both Houses al the Legisla-
ture. This act OF kindness will long be
remembered by aged couple.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-02-22

oSC SAhIh y SOSC oA eAA16CA
It is from 81 to ~ a ton less than last year. IT
gives the best satisfaction for early white pottt'
toes, sweet potatoes and all crops, with or with
out manure. C.G BORN,
Us SO. Broad St, 2S.3m Pcnn's Grove, N. j.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-02-22
w anted Wheat and Rye.
Notice To Fishermen

Send sample to . q. DEMPSEY,
West Jersey Grain Elevator, d.
2224t Gloucester, n j
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
q. n MARION. Mayor
G W MEDLER, Clerk
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Postmaster Resigns-Territoriai Funds
Land Office Business.

Bert Rowland has resigned as post.
master az Captain. Lincoln county.
Tho Captain p0stOiilce Is az present
the most important In Lincoln county.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer J n. Vaughn
received the following remlttnnccs
From T. n Jackson. collector OF Otaro
county. gt13O2 81 1900 taxes. y56lS.23
Of 1901 taxes: from John G plemmons.
collector Of Sierra county. &6i2S9 Of
1900 taxes S3.li.g5 of 1901 taxes
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
The following business was transact.
ed al the federal land Office In Santa
Re for the week ending December as;
Adverse mining claim December 49,.
John Comfy, Colorado Springs the An.
aconda No. g. adverse 60 Edith Oar
ung Jordan, George ID. Joruan and
Amy q. Kelly OF Tres picdraB. The
Copper King in the Rcd River mining
district Taos county
Homestead ontries-Docember H.,
Loandro Trujillo. Las Vegas. 1871
acres san Miguel county Pablo Sona,
Las Vegas. 1850 acres. SRG Miguel
county, poccmutr ~. jose q Chavcs.
Largo, 40 acres, San Juan county. Sc.
cion Baldoz Dc Martinez. Largo, 40
acres, san Juan county Ccsarlo. NAL
donaao. ChRporitn. 100 acres. san M.
guel county. SeiorlnO Romero, Puerto
de- Luna, 100 acres Guadalupe county
Bonignu l.. Romero, iucrto de- Luna.
1850 acres. Guadalupe county. Decom.
her 49, Andres Diagnero, Chico. 100
acres Collax county, December a. Sa.
ran Spencer East View. 100 acres, Va.
loncia county; December 10. Francisco
SerranO. Santa Rosa. 1850 acres, Guada.
iupe county, Juan EsQuihel. Piutada.
ITO acres, guadalupe county. Francis.
co sardoyal Santa r isa 100 acres
Guadalupe county Jesus Maria Cam
pos. Puerto de Luna, 40 acres 0uada.
lupe county. Andreas A, Macs, Wat
rOus, 1870 acres Mora county; Doccm'
Der n. Nicolas Rodriguez. lgnacio.
Colo, 4so.d0 acres San Juan county
Jesus Romero y COrdoya. ChRcon. 400
acres, Mora county
Final homestead entry December
a. PresciliaBo SisncrOs CerrO Too
acres Taos county
Desert land entries December NJ,
William Quine Hood. 40 acres. San
Juan county Caspar Shook, Flora us.
"a ~ acres. san Juan county neccm.
her rs. Thomas y. ..rrington Farming.
ton. lG0 acres. san Juan county
Coal doclaratory statements De.
cember ~. william Locke, la rata,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
DEMIIo poiNos.
Wallis Lumber Yard Destroyed BY Fire
Other Local Notes

Special Correspondence
Doming. n. "a, Dec. H. Mr. and
Mrs. Greer returned this morning from
q short trip 20 III Paso.
Harry Cline. the superintendent of
the Clifton Copper c0inpany's mlnes.
az Santa Rita. came down last might
on business and reports "a mines IA
splendid shape
=. r. Smith. Ir.. and Fred Pollard
eft town sunday morning for a days
shooting. As they did not return until
Monday evening their famiues mag
ined all sorts of disasters and we're for
searching the county with a draguet
whom the young men drove mp.
Ralph Helloran rs with us again
from Albuquerque
inability 10 set coal Tor their engine
Is delaying the work on the OH well
north Of here.
Monday morning A. about 3 o'clock
tho people Of Dcming we're awakened
by the fre alarm. II proved TO he the
hardware store and lumber yard OF W
G. Wallis. on Gold avenue. Everything
was lost except the safe. one wagon
loaded with lumber and the iron coy
cred hay house The loss is thought
20 be- IN tnc ncighbOrhood OF $50 600.
only partially covered by insurance.
The generally accepted theory iH that
some one broke into the store for pur.
poses OF robbery and deliberately set
are 20 the building when through the
work II must have heen fred as all
fires we're out Saturday night and sun.
day. dr Wallis 10 away on a visit &C.
his old home In Hope, Ark. for the
FIRST time In years. but viii probably
return Immediately
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
CHRISTMAS GUIDE.
To the Holiday Shoppers 10 The Daily
Citizen.

he Advertising columns OF The Cit.
zen are barometer 20 the trade conai.
lions OF the Christmas season az an
encyclopedia % Information for all
who expect 20 make Christmas pur.
chascs.
Albuquerque merchants nave filled
the pages of The Citizen with sugges
tions and hints about what 20 select
and the places where n may be- found.
The liberanty with which they have
spread this information before the puD-
lie SHOWS that tails Is prosperous sea
son, and that Albuquerque people have
not only an opportunity 20 make
choice selections hut also the means
with which 20 crafty their tastes
Tie present week will be one OF
great activity In all the stores. and
shoppers viii do well to take the ad.
vice given In these columns a few
days ago and make their purchases as
early aa possible Thus they will have
a better assortment from While 90 Sc
lect. and t.ioir orders will be more
promptly nled.
II will save both time and worry 10
consult the advertising pages Of The
Citizen before starting upon a shop
ping expedition, for by doing this one
may determine beforehand what 90
choose. Ine experienced advertisers
know what TO present 20 the readers
Of the citizen, and they are doing It
ln a way that mRkes the pages Of this
paper a guide 10 all the leading stores
Of the city and their several depart
ments hlled with a bewildering assert.
mont OF beautiful and valuable Christ
mas goods.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
POLICE COURT.
jail Breakers on ,,e Beneh--A Motley
Gang Sentenced.

AZ the police court tails morning sey.
cral cases were up before his honor
and were handled with promptness
aud dispatch.
John Mullen. who was drunk and
hilarious was let down with a thirty.
day sentence. while ed kroenier, for
tho same oncnse. 10 which was added
tho charge Of committing nuisance,
Was assessed the sum OF $40.
Following these two came Mr. "
Jack Haley, who IS reputed 10 be q
crack machinist. and whose ability In
hat line, together with his accomplish.
meats as lock breaker, caused him
10 decide ON hheratinE his friends
Muilgn and kruehler. who were lncar.
ccratcd last evening and In pursuance
of his notions of liberty AR" Jack
Haley forthwith wniKed up 20 the city
san and broke the lock. opening the
way "a freedom quicker than he could
Rave done with the key. All three then
mace their break for the open, in
which act they were detected and
speedily captured. the Jail breaker also
HU.us locked up. When bis case was
called ninety days we're given him ga
which tp reflect and get the kink out
oi his wrist, 30 the locEs may In future
tc immune from any attack on his
part
Following tho Haley case. appeared
John R1cdor who was let on with
hue OF 50 for very ordinary drunk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

The first year Of the now century 10
Como. tnere are riuCtynine years left
fCr improvement ioHsrs. is. W. Aver
a. Son, the Philadelphia promoters OF
advertising have begun early In their
EFFORTS 90 make the second year better
than the first Their Twentieth Centu.
~ Calendar, issued about this time
last year. o. was thought, approached
near the limits of the art preseryat,vc
aud the demands oi utility--hut the
1902 calendar ~ better As usual, the
background and main sheet of this
calendar ~ an arr work. enhanced in
beauty by the tasteful c0lurs OF the
printer The twelve sheets contain,
ing the dates OF the months have a
rostfnl dark green background the
largo AgureB In white catching lae eye
at great distance. In each sheet are
opigrammatic sentences, bearing on
tho possibilities OF hunness during the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
NEW DANCER.
Railroad Gazette Comments on the
Recent Santa re Wreck.

Hecent santa Fe Wreck.
Commenting on the California lin.
ted wreck recently at Franconia. the
Railroad tfazetto says.
The lesson that with now improve.
mcnts We are pretty likely TO eucoun.
ter some now diniculty ls also enforced
by another accident Nhich has recent.
~ bcon reported. the butting collision
OF two heavy aud luxurious California
Limited express trains az Frnnconia
Ariz.. November 90 where seven men
were killed. This collision was a ter.
rihlc one, simply ne a cuinsiou. but FIRE
broke ont Ia the wreck and two dining
cars. two composite cars ana one
sleeping car were burnt up The are
ia said 10 have boon greatly intensified
and this On the now feature Co which
we alludo-hy the OIL IN the tender OF
one OF tue three locomotives. which
was an oil burner ino bodies OF two
lromcn and one hlng car waiter
we're burnt up. lhe way to prevent
losses Of life and property 10y the burn.
Ing OF oil In tenders. is Of course. 90
prevent collisions. ard we may expect
that 30 notable disaster az this viii
DO followed by cnecuvc measures m
this direction but somehow. from one
cause or another. distressing collisions
continue. In This case the passengers
C.hapod harm. almost entirely thames
90 the vestlhules and the strong con
gtructlon of the car frames. This
marks the great Improvement which
has taken ulace In car building during
the past few years. aud ~ cause for
cOnrrntulatipn. Nevertheless. COT.
llsion like this helps 20 swell-and 90
call 20 pm &c attention In n very disa.
Trooabio way a record of collisions
which. In spite of all the progress of
tho past dozen years. continues 10
cause very frequent blois on the cur.
rent history OF American railroad
ufnununmeuf %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
ORDINANCE NO. taa.
LEVYING

IN ordinance lovylng n special tax
against l.. Poarcc and Mrs. Ophc.
Tia A. Pearco and lot No. T. IN block
No. 81 Of the Huulng Highland ad.
dition 90 the Cay 81 Albuquerque.
New Mexico.
Whereas on the goth Gay q May.
1901. the City Council OF the City OF
Albuquerque passed ub'tce ordl.
nance. citing therein that In the op.n.
ION Of the CITY Council the building Of
a sidewalk on the South side OF Rail
road avenue. between the alley ran.
ming North and South through block
n of said addition aud South Edith
street. being an unfinished scventy-one
and a half feet OF Sidewalk. ahuttiug
lot No. Z. IN block No. q. OF tho Hun
ing Highland addition 60 the City of
Albuquerque. belonging 10 and owned
by =. T.. Pcarce and Mrs. Opholla E.
PoarCe. was necessary. and ordering
the said owners thereof To build same
Of cement six feet Ia width and Ia
accordance with grade to be furnished
by the city Engineer 10 be begun and
completed within ,urty days ater
legal publication thereof aud service
Of a COPY thereof on the said owners
In the manner prescribed ny law. and
Whereas, A copy OF same was duly
served upon ,hS said owners by the
marshal OF the City OF Albuquerque.
aud the said thirty days In which the
said owners were notified 10 have com.
pleted said sidewalk l.aving expired
long before the letting OF contract 20
the party hereinafter mentioned. And
Whereas. On the TN day OF No
vember, 1901. at regular meeting Of
the City Council. II appearing 20 .he
sGid city council that "a feet OF said
sidewalks diminished still remained un.
finished. thereupon the said City Coun.
ell caused said sidewalk TO be built ~
the dimensions and materials above
spccited by James McCorriston at the
price OF Si2o. md
Whereas. ihe building OF the said
diminished sidewalk. OF the dimensions
and materials has. heretofore. been
eompletod and accepted by the saiu
city Council and the cost OF tie con.
structlon thereof ~ one hundred and
twenty (fl2o.0O) dollars, now. there.
fore
BE ordaine by the City Council OF
the city OF Albuquerque n. NJ:
Section I. That a special tax In the
sum Of one hundred and twenty
" AaNf'Nf NtftlthANf NHf AlAA NNN hNlNf
lereby IL levied upon pnu against the
a'd +. l.. pearce and Nrs. Ophella A.
Pearce and lot No. Z. ot blocK No ~ OF
enc Huhing Highland addition 10 the
CITY OF albuquerque and that the said
special tax and the amount herein
levied. be- anu HEREBY rs made lien
upon SAID lot for the said sum OF
$4,000 from t.,s cate until same ls
paid and satisfied
section e That ,ae City Clerk be
and hereby rs authorized and orAcrca
TO, Immediately after tho legal publ.
cation hereof make out aud certify a
special tax bili In the above sum ~
one hundred and twenty tSi2O0O) dol
lars IN favor Of the said James .icCor-
riston and against ,ae said +. L.
Pcarce and Mrs Ophelia A. Pearce and
said lot No. Z, OF block No. -. OF the
said Huning Highland addition 20 IA
City OF Albuquerque.
Duly passed by the city Council OF
the CITY OF Albuquerque. az IT'S regular
session on the 10th uay OF December
1901
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

Mention was made In Wednesday,
Citizen Of a seven year old child hay.
ing been lost In the mountains contig.
uous TO Tiioras canyon. full details Of
which could not be given IN yestor.
days issue. a. the searching party
had been unsuccessful In their EFFORTS
20 end the child's body up 20 the time
the fact % this probable death had
been communicated 10 n Citizen repre-.
sentative. Since going to press last
evening word has been received that
the little fellow ala not reach shelter
and consequently persisted during the
bitter cold weather experienced IN the
mountains. Tho little fellow was lost
In the name, detailed yesterday.
Further info nation received is In ~
feet that tho boys parents reside In
Valencia county. he being on visit
10 his uncle Maurice CnreiuR
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
wlLL ee Heae roMonRoW.
The Great Trottsr, crcaeeus. Booked
10 Arrive Tomorrow.


Or John Roger Haynes. the pnrily
secretary of tho Albuquerque Driving
association. yesterday received a tolo.
gram from l.. NJ li0da. manager for
Crescous. giving the information that
Mr.. kCtcham. with his famous trUttar
and other norses. viii arrive iu Alhu.
querque tomorrow saturday morn
Ing
Or Haynes. likewise Colonel shin.
tick. are two enthusiastic n5raemen,
and this morning were noticed talking
horse IN good fashion Finally. zoe
doctor. with a mass OF aguros on the
records OF weil.knoWn trotting cquines
which no had thoroughly momorized
presented the following interesting
facts
with the laurcls OF the worlds trot.
ting record. and with more records 20
his credit than any other horse living
or dead, the great atenon. Creaceus
will retire az public performer az
the close OF his present season. u is
said, aud viii bee place, permanently
In the stud Among the celebrated
mares already booked for him are
Alix. 2;o3A the trOttng queen and
former worl0 champion trotter kloa
Ia, 2.0SA. at 4 years, secs season
wonderful stake winner. niono
2:0fh Martha wilkes. 2;0S, Bush
2;09ia Kentucky Union. 2.07h Dor.
othy Redmond. . 10 . winner Of this
seasons $4,000 Hamllne trottlng
staKe. venus H.. 2.11a, Angina
.2:ttA. LuFline McGregor. 2:a4i
Mary Best. 2:I-A "a. 4 years, Consul
ella s.. 2,13is. all trotters whisper.
2:0SA. and Mary CenHvro. gig. uac.
ers. Carrie Blackwood. dam Of Allan
tic King 2.O94 MAYOR Cantlivre
lOl. and Mary Cant.yro. 2.l-. Bon
Bon, g. dam Of Bonnie Direct Z.
yearold 2.1o'i. tho champion green
PAGER and BonsilVno. amy. Jean
Look 2 29al dam of Praytell 2.n9ia.
Lazy Mackay. dam OF Oakland baron.
@;U9h and half sister OF STEAMBOAT
2t07ia Mcrry Clay. dam OF Heuini
2.f8L D."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
| hAkGS

charge Of this county, has placed sub.
scrip9lun lists In all the business
houses, Sc that Everyone may have an
opportunity OF contributing whatever
they feel able TO- the time Is drawing
near for closing up the lists aud II IL
20 be hoped that when MIR. Flournoy'a
assistant calls for the lists within the
next few days that they will be
credit 90 the city. Any amount will be
taken and gladly received. no matter
how small Soc 20 Il that Albuquerque
is not behind the rest OF the cities ia
the territory In this respect
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
THAT cG-LEcroRsHlP,
While Texans Were serambllng for
the Office, Lone New Mexican
Gets the Job.

HPeclhl correspondence.
Las Cruces. n. NJ. Dec. iS.--The RI
Paro Herald SENS TO be In a spasm
over the supposed appointment OF Pat
+, Garrett az collector Of the port Of ri
Paso.
Il seems 10 think that the Office he.
iongs 10 I'll pasO. at least 90 Texas
That II only an III pRso man had been
appointed II would have made III Paso
a republican city and Texas a repuuh.
an state. II such n result we're posi-.
Ole II would be glorious. but with the
exception OF the eight years that Gro.
yer Cleveland was president Texas
republicans have held the ONCE ever
since 1868. While some twelve or thir
teen Texas republicans we're scramb
ling for the Office. all having more or
less BACKING. one solitary New Next
can presents himself as candidate
a man after the presidents own heart
and by reports he mas won the prize
Tho Herald goes on 90 say that t.,e
appointment cannot help the New Mex.
leo republicans on. no. OF course
not New Mexico ~ a territory Al.
though thc whole territory OF New
Mexico Ia within the district OF tho ri
Paso port OF entry, and only a small
part OF Texas. Texas should BIO con.
suited, although uiyIded ON a dozen
men. and New Mexico should not be
recognized because she has not been
recognized before The fact exists all
over the United States that when any
community has nogged an Office tor
years they hate 60 give II mp. II goes
across the grain 20 do SO.
The Herald would give % 10 under.
stand that the president by one fell
stroke OF the pen had destroyed the
whole great republican party OF Texas.
What a destFucuon' A party that
cannot come within 100000 votes OF
carrying the state under the most fav
Orablo circumstances They ought TO
90 ana soak their heads The idea Of
injuring such a party. When the writer
was a boy II was common saying
that II Is hard 90 spoil a rotten egg. II
the shell was cracked. Ihe republican
party OF Texas oh. what are we here
Fnre N MTXIIAN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

Tho many kindly things thnt are be
INK said about Tho Citizen demon.
atratrr that the efforts Of ~ publish.
cfa 10 give Albuquerque and vicinity n
cloan. nowsy dignined and thoroughly
readable home paper are heinz appre
cintcd The CITIZEN has never approved
those fash schools Of journalism that
cater 90 scnsatiOnalism of every sort
II hna always proceeded on the theory
that the best policy ~ 10 keep n news
paper 20 clean that a householder need
never be- In doubt about admitting IL TO
the family circle, II has always stood
Tor the reliable Kan. Of journalism that
q man is not ashamed 90 be- seen study
Ing IN n street car ita news service
has always been OF the highest stand.
ard. lts other departments are ~
thoroughly covered. and the aim OF
The citizen mas been 20 give all the
nCwa tuats ~ to print and 10 give Il
urst
On the FIRST OF January. 1909. barring
accidents or delays In railroad trans.
porintion. The Citizen will bee convert
cd from Ito present size-Rn four page
olght-Column iolio. into an elght-pago
siX-column quarto. aud IL WI. ue decid.
eddy the handHomost and nowsiost pa.
per published intho southwest Each de-
partmont and feature will be- so ar.
ranged and classified that one page
Will be- Just as interesting Ha the Other.
and that everything possible will "a
done 90 assist the advertiser IN giving
him good positions, 80 he can iudic.
ioualy place his goods and wares IN a
proper light before the public.
Tho Eiit of a years. SUBSCRIPTION "a
such a newspaper na Tho Citizen an.
tends 60 publish after January I 1902
Wal De sOmetnIng not % be nghtiy os
teemcd ~ anyone. II means flfty.twu
weeks ol solid enjoyment. whereas the
life of The ordinary Christmas gift ~
over before the new year.
Remember. that while 10 Citizen is
published m Albuquerque. is force oil
correspondents throughout New Mox
leo and Arizona. and its system % be-
iuaugurRted for news gathering. will
make The Citizen tue most compete
and up.to-dGto newspaper published IN
eithCr territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
TIE LlTT.E GOAT HERoER.
Lost In the Mountains-Found Frozen
10 Death.

Cornelio Murphy. OF Old Alhuquor.
que. who was out In Tiieraa canyon
when the little goat horder was lost.
and who was a member Of the search.
ing party, came In from the mountains
last night and called az The Citizen
ONCE. He states that the name OF the
little fellow was Samuel Vigil and that
he was about years OF age. He had
recently come from Valencia county
on visit to his relative. Mouico Cas-.
sius, who has n small sheep aud goat
ranch near the silva place Last Fri.
day afternoon. whuc playing In the
sand Of an arroyo with little Girl. the
latter left for her home near by. and
as she departed told the hoy 20 20 up
on Hill whore the goats we're graz.
ing, and help another boy TO drive
them TO the pens When tho iittlo Eel.
low reached the top of the hili there
was the last time be was seen alive)
the goats with the other herder had
disappeared. on reaching the home
~ Mr., Cassius, be inquired where
was his nephew Receiving no salts.
factory response. Mr. CasEiuR started
out 10 search for the little fellow. but
on failing TO find MIN instituted sew
eral searching parties. The searchers
also failed 90 hnd the boy until We'd
nesday afternoon. He had wandered
over the hill and into a small nearby
canyon. Night coming on and the
weather piercing cold tho little fellow
huddicd as close as possible 20 the
trunk OF pinun tree and laiu down
not tG sleep hat 10 gradually freeze 60
death with no other sound save the
bark OF The coyotes and the shrieks 80
night hawks and owls There. under
meath stuntcd pinOn tree. his frozen
remains were found and taken TO the
home al hla uncle. whore a few hours
later a burial took place
Mrs w y Nnltnn mn ..i.... a r,,...,,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

Acting Governor : w. Raynolds ap.
pointed David James AhrO, OF Las We
gas, san Miguel county. and Charles
James Henry Aushued, OF Beenham,
Union county. notaries public.
INDIAN SCHOOL AT. ltNrMENTS.
Harry Navlaf Cawker. a graduate OF
the united States Indian school In
Santa Re, has boon appointed teacher
In the tauorinE department OF the
United States Indian school at Carson
city. Nevada.
..sDIAN DEGRADATION CLAIMS.
Monday afternoon az the omce OF
A. y. Renehan. Judge conn s, STAINS.
bury. OF Washington u c., represent
ing tho government, and g. u. Rene.
han, the claimants. dispositions were
taken IN the claim OF Manuel s sala
EAR We .hc United States and the
Navajo Indians r. J.. Baca taking the
testImon" Iho claim is for 50 100 tor
oxen, mules and horses killed ny the
Navajo Indians near Vailecito. Rio AT.
riba county, IN 1865. In b. NJ Reads
ONCE dispositions were ,aKen In the
claim Of Maria G. Lopez de Lopez
Jos Maria Lopez and Juan BautiRta
Lopez Va. The United States. for H..
i25. for the ki,ling OF cattle by the
tiowa Indians on June II, 1870 near
Fort Dodge, ana by ,.e Utos near
fierra Amasllla. Rio Arriha county. on
November 49, 1875 Mr. head repre-
scented the claimants and Judge STAINS.
bury the United states. while the dcpo-
sitions were taken hy r. l.. BRca.