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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-26
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An expert on opal mining has recent
ly explained how the opal is judged as
to quality and desirability. First, he
says, color is of the greatest impor-
lance. Red fire, or red in combination
with yellow, blue and green, are the
best. Blue by itself is quite valueless,
and the green opal is not of great value
anless the color is very vivid and the
pattern very good. The color must be
true-that is to say, it must not run in
streaks or patches, alternating with a
coIorless or inferior quality.
Pattern is described as being an i'm
portant factor, the several varieties be-
known as pin fire. when the grain is
very small, "harIequin' when the color
Is all in small squares, the more reg
ular the better and the flash fire" or
flash opal" when the color shows as a
single fash or in very large pattern.
Harlequin is the most common and is
also popularity considered the most
beautiful. When the squares of color
are regular and show as distinct, mi
mute checks Of red, yellow, blue and
green, it is considered magnificent.
Some stones slow better on edge than
on top.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-26
AME RIOUs.. Ca, EOv..2, 1901.

More than a million of dollars was
won and lost by illegal betting on the
late election in New York City. Only
one person suffered the penalty of the
law, and he had wagered two boxes of
cigars on the election. His vote was re-
jected because of the bet, and the case
was at once taken into the courts. The
Judge sustained the disfranchisement
Of the citizen, the idea under the
law being that men who bet heav-
lily will be under powerful tempta-
ton to bride voters; therefore, it is
against public policy, besides being of
the nature of gambling.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-26

The St.Louis Health Department has
got itself into trouble by undertaking
to manufacture diphtheria anti-toxin
for the use of the physicians of that
city. Seven deaths from iockJaw fol-
lowed it's use, and an investigation fol-
lowed. Positive testimony of bacteria
logists showed infection of the anti
toxin in the laboratory of the Board of
Health, where it Is prepared and from
which it was distributed free of charge
among physicians throughout the city.
The Coroner's verdict severe censures
the board for its negligence in issu-
ing diphtheria anti-toxin containing
tetanustoxin. Anti-toxin is prepared
in many places in this country and has
,haen used in thousands of cases with
ont bad result. The ST. Louis Board
Of Health seems to have made crimi-
nal blunder.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-26

Omclal Organ OF the City of Americas,
Oncial Organ of Sumter County.
Omcial Organ of Webster County.
Omcial Organ of Railroad Commission OF
Georgia for the Sd Congressional District
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-26

Commenting upon the Wright dis
pensary bill, the Valdosta Times says:
''Ths bill is practically a confession
from the author and hackers of the
measure that prohibition in Georgia, or
in vast majority of the counties, is
failure from the plain fact that it does
not prohibit either the sale or the use
of whIskey. It is an appeal from them
for system of regulation of the traffic
and offers the dispensary as substi-
tutefor prohibition The trouble with the
msasnre, like all measures of the kind,
il that it places too much responsible
ty upon the state and county and not
enough upon the individual Instead of
teaching the Individual the evils of the
whiskey habit and learning him to re.
strain himself, thus allowing him TO
strengthen his character through the
resistance of temptation, the dispensary
is handed out as moral savior and
protection. Albany Herald.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-26

President Roosevelt's message, it is
said, will approximate 1000 words in
length. That would fill pretty good
sized book. AS an exchange says, it
will be one-third longer than the Cos
pei according to st. Matthew and three
times as long at st. PauI's Epistle to
the Romans. It was the general ex-
pectation that President Roosevelt
would send in one of the shortest mes
sages on record. Instead, it will be one
of the longest This, however, is mere
ly another illustration of the fact that
there is no predicting with accuracy
what Roosevelt will do. = Savannah
News.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-26

There is likely to arise a lively
church war in connection with the cor
onation of King Edward. The Ritual
lists propose that the religious cere-
mOnial shall gbe very elaborate, in
Guiding the burning of incense and the
swinging of eensers. To this the Non
conformists object most strenuousIy.
Already protests against rituallsm are
being adopted by the Presbyterian
churches in England and Scotland and
other denominations without the Els
tablished Church. Nevertheless it is
predicted that the ceremonies at West
minister Abbey will be as r1tualistic as
it Is possible to make them. The King
is fond of ceremony, and wishes his
coronation to be made impressive.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-26

The NewYork Evening Post does not
believe that President Roosevelt will
take kindly to the scheme of avoiding
tariff revision by reducing the internal
revenue taxes. It says: 'To lower the
tax on beer while leaving the protective
tax on steel untouched would be a
strange thing for the man to urge who,
less than three months ago, spoke of the
duty of legislation so as to control bus
mess combinations which derive por-
ton of their importance from the exist
ence of a monopolistic tendency, and
who declared that it would be neces-
sary in the future to 'shackle cunning
as in the past we have shackled force :"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-26

This story is told of the first time
Grant ever had charge of large body
of men sent out to give battle. He was
colonel in the early part Of 1852, de
tailed to go to the relief of an Illinois
regiment, supposed to be surrounded
by Confederates at Palmyra, Mo-, but
when he arrived the regiment had re
Heyed itself by retiring. Grant then
went out to Florida, in the same state,
and as the regiment toiled over the hill
beyond which the enemy was supposed
to be in waiting Grant says he would
have given anything to be back again
in Illinois"
At the top of the hill, instead of
troops drawn up in battle array, Grant
saw a deserted camp. 1T occurred to
me at once that Harris had been as
much afraid Of me as l had been of
him." said Grant. From that event to
the close of the war | never experience
ed trepidation upon confronting an en-
envy, though l always felt more or less
anxiety. l never forgot that he had as
much reason to fear my forces as ]
had his."-Syracuse Post-Standard
1t isn't the stage that needs elevat
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-26
THE DEFINITION OF POLITICS.

Politics was once defined as the
science of government. This meaning
is obsolete Now it means the science
of putting money in the pocket by an
indirect tax upon the people of the
country. But, as there are two sides
to most questions, and sometimes more
than two, so there are in this The
Louisiana sugar men want, above all
things, high protective tariff against
foreign sugar. Therefore, they are
opposed to reciprocity with Cuba. The
Louisiana rice growers want reciproc-
ity with Cuba, because that will give
them market for 1000, 900 barrels Of
clean rice every year, which Cubans
can't buy now on account of the high
tariff on American rice Both of these
interests will send strong delegations
to Washington to lobby for their re-
spect1ve interests. Meanwhile the
American consumers who ''pay the
freight, gong or coming, are not con-
sidered in the matter at all. That is
politics
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-26

''Mrs. Roosevelt handkerchief" do
not appear to be in much demand.
The other day the Presidents wife
sent handkerchief to a charity bazaar
at Freehord, N. j. It was sold at auc-
ton, and the highest bidder secured
it for $1.25.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

At Phenicic's buyers of Holi-
isy Goods will find many articles
Of not strictly presentation goots.
bu. which will be selected by
many who wish TO combine the
substantial and useful in making
Holiday Gifts. Call and see what
he has.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20
Handsome Christmas Presents.

The attention of the ladies of
Rocky Ford is called to my nssort-
ment Of Hand Painted China, such
ma ,Jnrdeniers, Vases, Punch Bowls
Placards, Nut Sets. etc. Leave
orders as early as convenient
Mns, MATTE HuLsE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

Two Stoves for sale. One Coles
Hot Blast, medium size. almost
new. One hard coal Base Burn
er. Apply to G. A. Jones, south
of town. -oR
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20
Lowelsa ware at Morse's.

A better opportunity to make
selections from . complete stock
Of up-to-tlntc Furniture was never
offered the people Of this vicinity
than is 10 be found At tho Rocky
Ford Hardware Co.'S store. They
have sold q very large amount ol
Furniture this fall aud arc making
some inducements Of q liberal ns.
turc to those buying now. ion
will find good, honest value in all
their goods. Call and scc them
about Nmss offering.
New line Of Harness nj the
Rocky Ford Trading Co.'S, includ.
ing heavy work harness. aud fine
double driving harness.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

II you wish to make your hens
lay more regularly. 60 TO Ezra
Nuckolls and buy some Of tho
Ground Blood aud Bone food.
It's y great thing. Try Il. sOH
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

Homer q. Woody has moved
his Tin shop from S,ark's store TO
Karpc's blacksmith shop. He
will bc with karpc in the kellogg
building when completed. 2s-s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

For Christmas gifts inspect the
new Louelsa ware at Morse es jew
elry Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

Govreau's Grocery and Market
has installed n new telephone;
ring for anything you need in his
line. No. 1g2 White.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

Tho finest assortment Of Buggy
Robes and Blankets will bc found
al Z. Il. Cooks. He positively
has tho largest and finest stock in
own and the prices are right
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

We are the only hnuse ip town where
You can buy on payments to suit yonr III.
come. .. ~.
The Dawley Hardware & Furniture Go.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

Dying like sheep with tho foot
rot wcrr tho soldiers in the Ger
man armies until they began using
German Microbe Killer.
Opcrn House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

DR.. Arnold treats female dis
eases Ostcopathieally. Office in
new Hagen building.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

Turkeys, Oysters and Celery al
Govreau's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

Don't fail to call aud see us
We will be pleased 10 show yo'
our goods. II. G. Morse.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

Don. miss seeing that elegant
display of Holiday Goods at Glib
sons Racket Store and China Hall.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

All kinds Of Rockers a
Wilson's. Get prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

For Sale, Choice Ten Acres. Z.
W. Nanny. 2s-29
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

Good Family Horse and Buggy
for sale. Call ON Mrs. DIR. Phillips.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

New lot Shetland Pony Carts
just received by the Rocky Ford
Trading Co. Sec them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

We are in tho market for choice
Alfalfa Hay nj all times.
i5.tf Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

Cushion Tops n. Phenicie's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

Home made Mince Meat a
Goyrcnu's. The Best.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20
kaishi. sf The Maseabrcs.

Meet ss I. o. q. r. hall the asss and
third Saturday nishts of each rnooib.
Visiting Sir knirhts always welcome.
INF J. A. JOHNSON. IL. n.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20
Eggs for Sale.

You will have plenty Of them
to sell IL you feed Ground Bone
and Blood. for sale At 3 cents per
pound by Ezra NuckollA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
PRECINCT NO %

Carpenter. ncnry--Land 200 by 300
yaras; bounded north by public
road. south and tsst by creek, west
by public road houses. Value OF
personal property. $50. Taxes, SGl2.
penalty 81 cents, costs. 70 cents 90
tai. 2713.
Carpenter. j u Land. 1860 acres
tproclnCt ~ Lana. 100 BY 100 varas
bounded north by Ccrrlto. south by
ChamisnBo. east by --. west
by Pab!o Ramirez. House. Value Of
personal property S27O Taxes
tl2so. penalty, Gt cents; costs. sl.05
total Sl34g
Gonzales. Jose c. NWH. sec G.
twp. ~ Rye 3 q. Value Of personal
property. $40. Taxes. 76 cents. penal.
" cents; costs DO cents. total,
&i1b.
Griego Rafael Land. 100 acres:
bounded north by A. Uriogo. south hy
government land. east by Librado Gri.
ego, west by Antonio Griogo. House.
Land. 90 uy 100 yaras. bounded north
aud south Dy government land. east by
Antonio Garcia west by Vivian Gar.
cia, Value OF personal property, SOS.
Taxes N.Gi; poLalty. 8 cents. costs.
si.o5 total s2.74.
Griego. Antonio -NWA, sec rs. twp.
70 ~, Rye. 6 n. i60.4S acres. Value ~
personal property. 500. Taxes. si.S4:
penalty, 22 centg; costs. 35 cents; 20.
tai s5.4i
Herrera. Jose Land 700 varas
bounded north hy arroyo. south by
cerro. east by j. A Garcia. west by J..
Garcia Value % personal property.
800. Taxes. S5.t2, penalty. 20 cents
costs 30 cents, total. SG.06
Nuanez Lana. 100 by
500 varas; bounded north by.
south by canon east by road. west By
Cuchilla. Value of personal property.
$40. Taxes, Se.l7 penalty, 80 cents
costs 30 cents. total. 2HgS
Ruiz. Mariana Land 200 By goo va.
ras; bounded north by accaula. south
hy G. Snncnez east and west by AFRO.
80. Value of personal property S55.
Last half taxes S2.Ut; penalty. 10
cents costs. 30 cents total. S23G
Solya Mrs. D.-NNA SWtt, SWL.
SEA NWA SWi, see. 2G. twp. 90 ~.
Rye. T. Land measuring 20 yards
wide from public read 90 river; bound.
ed north uY -------. sgUth hg ~
contc sedilo. cast by public road.
west by river IN precinct 3. Land
800 yarae Land So yards Precinct
i2-Land: bounded north by South.
western brewery south by Jesuit faith.
crH. east i,l Estcru. west by railroad.
Value of personal property, SIS Taxes.
Ni.2i; penalty, n cents; costs, fl75.
total si6.67
Taylor. William Hand 200 by
goo yaras; bounded north by ditch.
south and east by main road. west by
Franco Samora. Value OF personal
property, St5 Taxes. 81 cents. penal.
". cents; costs. 30 cents: total,
90 cents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
PRECINCT 40. 2n.

Atcncio, Francisco House and
land Value Of personal property
$40 Taxes, ~ cents. penalty
cents, costs 30 cents; total. $40.
AFchlbequo, jose A. House and
land Value VI personal property
sll5 Taxes, Sl5S; penalty, cents
costs. 30 cents. total, ti.95.
Chavez. France Antonio House and
SlGn. Taxes IS cents, penalty.
cents; costs 30 cents: total. 81 cents
Gonzales, Luciano House and land
Value Of personal property $500. Tax
a. &lG.29, penalty. 81 cents: costs. 90
cents; total. SIRE
Martinez. Mariol House and land
Value Of personal property Si30. Tax
us, 10 cents; penalty. ! cent, costs. go
cents; total, 55 cents,
Muntnyn, Run ualdo- House. Pro
Cinct al House Value 0f personal
property. SllO. Taken. 60 cents, pom
atty, 3 cents, costs. 20 cents. total
st.33
Padilla. Cesario- House aud land
Value Of personal property. $40. Tax
as, 30 cents. penalty, cents, costs
DO cents. total. "a cents.
Romero, Francisco House and
land. Value of personal property
SECS. Taxes, g. 81 penalty, ~ cents
costs 35 cents: total a2a
Romero, g. u House aud land
Value of personal property. $40 FAX
es Si.b3. penalty cents. costs 30
cents. total giob
Romero, Luis , House and land
Value Of personal property, tii6 Tax.
os b7 cents. peralty. cents; costs,
30 cents; total, 10 cents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31

Ansuree. Jose O.-land 10 by 500
varas. bounded rorth by Rio pucrCo
south by Mesa. east by r. Saladu
west by ~ AnRlla and house Value
Of personal property, 500 Taxes. 20
cents. penalty cents; costs. 50
cents. total. sil5.
Atcnciu. Fcilpo-L Land. 22O by goo
varas; bounded north by Rio puorco.
south by Los Tomas. cast by v. Sando.
val west by ~ Martin anu house
Value OF personal property 500. Tax.
ea. 80 cents. penalty, 2 cents costs 30
cents. total. 40 cents
Armiio Diego k-VRluo Of personal
property Stgi. Taxes. ft22Si penal.
" 81 conts; costs 30 cents total,
St8.2A
Archiboluo rsh'o Laid, 100 by
goo varns. bounded north by J. r. 10.
hatO, south by Juan Perez. east by rlys
or west hymc7l end house Precinct
blouse. l. .unded north hy M Apo
daCa, south ana cast by y Chavez
west hy railroad Value OF personal
property $50 Taxes. ~ cents: pen.
atty. ! cent; costa. 20 cents total ~
cents.
Cavoz Francisco House. Value
~ personal property $50 Faxes.
Si32, penalty, q cents. costs, 80
cents: total stf3.
pcrca, Encrio-i and Too by 1870 var.
as. bounded norl By public domain.
south hy J Domiugucz. east hy river
west by mesa and house Value Of
personal property St5 Taxes. ~
cents; penalty cent costs. 90 cents
total Go cents
Sandoyal. " M--Lhnd. bounded
north by ~ Wilkinson. south ly G.. @.
Gonzales east Boy Sofa west by river
and house. Value OF personal proper.
~ $500. Last half taxes. s789. pen.
atty, 40 cents; costs. 80 cents. total.
&S.7i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
pREClNCT M. ~


wide; bounded north by G. Barros.
south by r., Arrhulotn. east and west
| by grant. Value 81 personal property
si5. Taxes, s97I penalty, Is cents
costs, 30 cents; total. Si0.57.
CarlIn. G.. =. J Lots 9 "a rs inclu.
sivo, Archllota addition Jcmp2 Hot
Springs. Taxes. s2OG, penalty 10
Gems; costs. slice; total gaze.
Loddy. Charles Value of personal
property si65. Taxes. 3225, penalty,
/ 10 cents costs. 80 cents. total. 81 20
Martinez, lihfndo-ta land. 100 by 500
yaras. bounded north by grant south
| by j. l.. Baros. cast by =. Mcstas.
west hy J. l.. BnrrOs. Value NJ person.
al property, s55 Taxes. $500: penal
| ~ AZ cents; costs. 80 cents, total.
/ fg.3S.
Montoya. jose Land 40N hy 500
! varas. bounded north by =. Muntnya.
south by ~ T,uiIllo. east by public
land. west by T., Montoyn. Value OF
personal property. $3.50. Taxes. S3.23.
p'nalty. 10 cents. costs. 30 cents: TO
tai S3.7i
Murray. Hugh - 2 lots and building
In Archuleta addition; bounded north
hy Mission street. south by l.. Zeill.
hotter, east by ArChuleta. west by
Main street Value Of personal prop.
erty. 500. Last half taxes. Sl0.g3;
penalty, Sc coats, costs. 20 cents
total st2tS
NaraniO Juau-land, 100 varas
wide bounded north by NJ. p. de Mon.
toya. south by q. y Romero. east By
Guadalupe river west by grant limits.
House. Value ot personal property.
1925. Taxes, - So penalty. ~ cents .
costs, 40 cents. total ti00i.
Pcroa. Frank Land. IA acres f.
bounded north hy 4. NJ Mostas south
by l.. Garcia. east and west bv hills.
Land 3 acres; bounded north by riv.
or south by hills. east by Il. Jaramilln.
vert by G. Sandoval. Romero. Land
iO acres, Value oi personal property.
gl25 Taxes s. 90. penalty, as cents
| costs 81 90. total SlO79
Smith. Callctanu-l.and: bounded
north by Mcstas. south by Juan Gar.
ella. east 10y main road west hy river.
Land. bounded north by f. ArChulota.
south by school property. east b.
( Main street. west by river and house.
Value Of personal property. $3.50 Last
half taxes, sass, penalty. 20 cents
costs, ~ cents. total $577
Smith. James A.--l.and, bounded
north by e. Arthulota. south hy J..
Zeillhoifor east ~ Main street, wo8t
by aceaula, Value Of personal prop.
erty. si95. Last half taxes. "a cents.
penalty cents, costs. 80 cents. total
sI37
Wenborn, J. Personal property.
furniture. wahon aud tools value.
s2t5. Taxes, 81 cents. penalty. 3
cents; costs. 20 cents; total, 81
Williams. George Land 200 By 500
yaras. bounded rorth by r. Posts.
south by fence, cast by foothills. west
by river Land. l60 by 800 yaras
bounded north by sulphur banks.
south by soda rprlngs east and west
by foothills. Value Of personal prop.
erty, SIS Taxes. siSG: penalty. .
cents costs, 20 cents: total. s. So
Zeillhoifar, Louis Lots and g.
block /, Archulota addition. Jemcs Hot
Springs. Land; bounded north by l..
a. Judd, south ". NJ Archuleta. east
by acequia, wet by river Piece II
land, fifty front ON Main street
bounded east ard Lorth by Mrs. Smith
south by Archuleta, west by aceQuia.
Value ~ personal property. $50 Tax.
es. $3.50; penalty, i3 cents; costs
Fll0; total. SOL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
PRECINCT NO. 10.

Dow. p. A.--l0O acres Of land IN
Pine canon Value Of personal proper
~, 81. Taxes. sl.l7; penalty. cents
costs. 80 cents. total sl6B.
lobaio, Jose n.-Land 225 by 500
yaras. bounded north by A. Archi.
beque. south and east hy same west
by J. Castillo. Land 90 by 90 warns.
bounded north by J l.. Perca, south By
y. Miora, east 10y ditch. west by VI s.
otero. Value uf personal property.
$500. Taxes. sac, penalty 20 cents F.
costs. ~ cents. total, S51S.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
PRECINCT No. 2s.

Armiio. y IaTamillO Jesus-Land.
100 by 400 ynraAi bounded north by
Franco Garcia, south hy NJ A. lara
milo. east hy Arenal pedrignaO. west
hy hills. Land, s5 by 500 yaras,
bounded north by d. Chavez. south by
Pulicarpiu Armiio east hy acequia.
west by Atrisco hills An undivided
interest In the Luis Jaramlllo grant
5000 acres) Value Of personal prop
orty tl35. Taxes. S2l63: penalty.
&i.O7; costs, si,05, total. t2375.
Hurbna. pedro--I.hnd 60 hy 2T0 va.
ras, bounded north by r. Gabaldon
south by public entrance, east by r.
Gahaldon, west by +. Sanchez Land
90 hy l2S ynras; bounded north by
public entrance. south east aud west
by ! J. Sanchez. Value Of personal
property S2i Taxes. si,93; penalty
10 cents; costs 40 cents; total. s2.T3.
Bishop H. D.-Land 80 by ass var
as, bounded north by NJ. A. Jaramillo
south by G.. w. Lewis. east by Arenal
west hy acequin Taxes, 81 03; penal.
ty no contsi costs 30 cents; total.
g22S
Chavez. Voncoslado--Ian 100 by
300 varas, bounded north by Antonio
Jose Chavez. south by NJ A. Lohato,
eaHt by A. }. Chavez. west boy las 10.
mas Land, 100 by 100 yaras; bound.
ga north hy A j. Chavez, south by
Pedro pcroa east by Frodlcanda Gar
Ella west boy - SPITE, House Value
~ personal property, tb05. Taxes,
N20i, penalty $40; costs, Sl.05; 20.
tai f2ftg.
Chavez. 81 @. J Land. 90 by 90 va
ras, bounded north by ------.--,
south by road. east by -, ualleE0s.
west hy hills Value Of personal prop.
erty t2b5. Taxes. sllG8. penalty, 6s
cents; costs 80 cents total. gl26l.
Chavez Mntco--l Land 100 by 200
yarns, bounded north by ,--
south hy AZ A Iaramillu. oast hy Gee,
quia, west hy 4 CHndolaria Value OF
personal property $50 Taxes. glO.OS.
penalty. 90 cents. costs. 90 cents; to-
tai, sioe3.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
pREcINCr NO Or

Gutierrez Jose--Iand 90 by 100
varas; bounded north by 8. Mares,
south by J. Garcia east and west by
". Salnzar Value of personal proper.
~. $40. Taxe8, $50: penalty, AZ
cents, costs. 30 cents; total. s917
Romero, Julian Land. 100 hy 100
yaras; bounded north by Ramon sa.
mora. south by J. ortiz. east by j. sa.
mora west by jose Creapu Land,
% by 20 varaF, bounded north ~
Juan Otcro south by Juan Gutierrez.
east hy Manuel Crospln, west by san
Antonito. Value OF personal property,
$40. Taxes f2S2; penalty. "A cents;
costs, 20 cents. total 1856.