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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-02-27
Queer Oaths

queer OdlnSs
The Isle of Man, like the soldier in
jacques familiar speech, is full of
strange oaths." Mr.. Shee, @. c.. before
beginning his judicial duties as special
commissioner in connection with the
Dunbell case was required to swear
that he would administer justice as
impartially ''as the behring's backbone
doth lie in the middle of the fish," The
Isle Of Man is not the only place in the
world in which the animal kingdom
plays a part in the. making of oaths.
One Of the many modes in which Chi
nese witnesses are impressed with
the Importance of telling the truth is
slicing off the head of fowl. a cere.
mony which is supposed to represent
the unhappy fate of the perjurer. Many
Indian witnesses were sworn on tigers
SKINS in the belief that if they defle
their lips with lies their bodies will
become food for tigers. while others
stand on lizards skins and ask that
their bodies shall be covered with the
scales of the reptiles if they fail to tell
the truth. A Norwegian witness asks
that his meadows and cattle shall be
cursed if he sWears falsely. Cursed
be my CATTLE he exclaims, my beasts,
my sheep. so that after this day they
may never thrive or benefit me; yea.
cursed may be and everything l pos.
sess. "'-London Globe.
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NEW AVON.

John Garner is seriously ill.
Roy Martin returned last week from
the Twin Cities.
Remember the closing tasf sale at the
New Avon store
Miss ANNA Wog..and Dan Wog visit
ed Geo. SHELTON, last week.
Albert Sdhmock left this week for
Wanda, where he intends to stay for
some time.
The Misses Marie and Lydia Hanptli
and Henry Sherman visited with Geo.
Patterson aud family Sunday.
The meeting at the Mission church
were closed last Thursday, on account
of the serious illness Of John Garner.
Hi ghest market price paid for Hoes
every MONDAY. Kemption Live Stock
Co, Morton, MINI. % emo.
The shop at Geo. r. Skelton's was
well attended last Thursday night. G..
r. SHELTON and Ian Wog furnished
the music. Oh IS
z. Boyer and family returned last
week from Lamberton where they at
tended the wedding Of the farmers
brother, August Boyer.
Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea is
never sold in bulk by peddlers or less
than S5c: Don't be fooled. get the tea
made famous BY the Madison Medicine
Go. Hitchcock & 90.
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GALES.

Fred. Goltz has purchased pair OF
ponies.
Fred SloWeriand family Sundayed at
Fergesom Croft's
Charles Croft returned horme fropa
Wisconsin last week
Angus MoRea and wife recently Wis
tied Hugh Montgomery
MIR. and Mrs. Gustafegsom visited at
F. A. reynolds Monday.
Geo. Montgomery and wife Misitsa at
Lyman Drury's Tuesday.
Hugh Montgomery and wife Wele
guests at Il, Drury,s Sunday.
Born TO Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rey-
moldsis Feb. 18th a Glaugkter.
James Marvin, Peter PraNa and
their wives Snndaseed at S. S. GALES,
Theodore Mondahe and wife ave Wis
ilting friends in the eastern pant of the
State.
Prairie Lawn band tentertaanmem
and basket social ON the 18th seceived
saS;86 in the treasury
Eric Wilson has Bought Albert
Mucherfennig's farnl makkag the
former 400 acre farm. s.
Miss Matte Boaaan WAS "a Sgmest at
IL. d.. ;Gilbert,s last Saturday, Also Miss
Mo0nan and Cora ByiRgton
MessFs. j. E. Fiikins, T. Il. Gilbert
and their wives We're .gaests of George
Montgomery and wife Thursday.
Quarterly meeting .at the N. E.
csnrdh,on the 10Th. Presiding Elder
BaaIl preached fine seeanon to full
house. A Sunday school was also or
CANNED
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knew He Loved Her.

Mrs. Duncan Stewart described Lady
FBeaconsfeld as originally a factory
girl. Mr.. Lewis first saw her going tc
her factory, beautiful and with bare
feet. He educated her and married
her. died and left her very rich, and
then she married Disraeli. When ask
led why she married her second hus-
band. she would say. as if it was a
feather in her cap. My dear. he made
love ITO me while my first husband was
alive, and therefore knew that he
really loved me. - Augustus j. c..
iHare's Recollections
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/ s83ss SEAFORTH TINE TABLE.
Song north at .--.-..s :5o P. N
I Good goods come IN small parcels,
see?
Rev. Robinson preached in the, de-
pot Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Longbottom and little
daughter are visiting friends at Evan.
Messrs Wilson ana Rice drove to
Redwood Falls Saturday evening, re-
turning Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nun, residing on
the Mead farm, were blest with pair
of twin boys the past week.
Mrs. w. S. Southwick returned home
from Sanborn the fore part of last
week, and w. S. again wears that con-
| tended smile.
| Miss Garrett Of district IS visited
friends in Vesta from Thursday even
! ing until Monday morning, Friday be-
iiag Washington's birthday and a legal
holiday.
Elias Warner was down from Lam
berton or Monday of last week, and
1 while in the village disposed of his
real estate, consisting of a house and
lot on Main street, to ALI. Longbottom.
It is reported that Mr.. Longbottom
will invest again in the near future,
and that said investment willto ne un-
der the head of personal property.
John Longbottom and son expect to
begin work on building for their ma.
chinery as soon as the weather will
permit The building will be erected
on their lots on Main street, 1t will be
224x8O feet and "a feet high, the Work.
men having voted at their last meeting
to erect the second story for a hall.
Stone for the foundation will be hauled
4 this week, and work on the building
will be pushed right along.
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GRANITE ROCK.

! Sheriff Small apd wife were visitors
/ at E. q. Norcutt' s last Sunday.
! D.. "A johnson and family went
! througgh this town Sunday sen route fol
4 Johns0nNiHe to visit relatives there
Quite a large nuanber of young peo-
pie fnonl this town attended the mas
querade ;at Westa Friday evening the
I'D.
Patriek Curtin has returned from
Oklahoma and talks very favorably of
the country. He will make another
trip TO the same place in short time
Take Becky Mountain Tea See it
exterminate poison Feel it revitalize
your blood and nerves and bring back
that happy, joyoals feeling of boyhood
days. Hitchcock & Co.
a spelling school Will be held in dis
triet so Friday evening and a first and
second pai1e will he granted to the Two
best spoilers. The contest is open to
ali except persons engaged ia teaching.
The voters i'm the Mahoney district
decided at special meeting last Fri
day to continue their school without
vacation. Miss Edith Martin has
been engaged to ,fDash the nest of the
year.
Waiter Kojetia, VINO has been at
tending the Minnesota Normal school
in Minneapolis for the last two win
tiers, has returned. He had been sick
with diphtheria and was under quar-
5antine for three weeks prior to his re-
turn.
Much talk has been going on about
organizing debating society. But.
why don t the teachers of the town call
a meeting in one of their respective
school houses and organize one. Surely
that is what the people are waiting for.
Cant we find intelligent youth enough
to start? Woe unto Granite Rock and
all her people if she cannot furnit b
material enough to organize q. literary
society. Someone make move. It is
surely very instructive to bothsold and
young. Come to the spelling school
and learn 10 spell. After you get there
we will organize q literary society
Payable at First National Bank
A Bank Draft for One Dollar is
placed il each box Of MulPs Pioneer
Kidney Cure.
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An
Ed. H. Albrecht and wife returned

4s ~. -. 1AlUIcCut duu Vile IeIuTneu
Saturday
Matt Eigenberger came down from
Redwood Falls Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Parker returned to her
home at Macomb, Ill. on Monday.
a. 3. Ferguson and wife will leave
for West Concord about March LIST.
Adolph Reetz of Lone Tree Lake was
q st. Paul visitor part of last week. q
/ Miss Emma Poncin of st. Peter visit
ed with relatives here the past week.
Frank Schofman expects to secure a
job with machine company at Man
kato.
Miss Ida Colman left for Nicollet
Saturday, where she visited with rela-
tives.
Claude Jennings went to Redwood
Falls Saturday afternoon to spend Sun
day with his sister, Mrs. Ed. Chapman.
Miss Selma LinWell, a teacher in the
public schools at Redwood Falls, visit
ed on the I'D with Miss Everson.
julius Goetze Of Minneapolis, a
brother Of Il. A. Goethe of this place,
visited with the latter a few days last
week.
It is understood that free delivery
mail route will be established Eere
soon. It will probably run south from
this place.
Frank Ellington spent the latter
part OF last week visiting with his SON
in-laW at BelvieW, returning to Nor
gan on Saturday.
w. O. Tolman has secured the posi-
ton of buyerlfor the Minnesota Eleva-
tor company, at this place, vice j. C.
Duncan, resigned.
Petsinger Bros. have decided toclose
out their general merchandise business
| in this place. Their closing out sale
commenced last Saturday and will
continue until their entire stock lis sold
I M. s. Tolmans has purchased two
lots across the railroad from the Min.
nes0ta elevator and will as soon as
spring opens up erect a large livery
barn on them. The building will be
4ex80 feet, one half of the lower floor
being used for office and buggies. The
! remainder will be used for stalls. Mr..
Teqman has just purchased the stock
LOT Mr.. Schueller, the latter gentleman
having given up the idea of starting a
livery at this place.
Miss Emma Walton and Frank B.
Reardon were married ia New Ulna the
Eearly part of last week. 1t seems that
the couple Planned coup" on Their
many friends and on Monday Miss
Walton, who had secured substitute
/ to take charge of her department in
the public schools, quietly rock the
afternoon train for New U1ln. On the
same tTsin was Mr.. Reardoa, who alse
Was bound for New. Ulm. The couple
| went direct to Judge Webber's resi-
/ dence, where they were isnarried. The
wedding was great surprise to Nor
4 gan friends and consequently caused
colassd era'b1e tafking. All sorts o
rumors were flying in the air unit
most everyone began to see that the
4|,couple bad been successful ia throMlins
their friends off the track.
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DELHI TIME TABLE.
4 IN AND ARNoUD DELHI.

IN AND ARNoUD DELHI.
Halyor Helgeson of BelvieW was q
Delhi visitor last e thursday.
A. P. Cloudy of Redwood Falls visit
ed Delhi on business last Friday.
Mrs. Pomeroy of Underwood town
ship visited Delhi friends last Friday.
E. Atkinson has sold the COW that
he got at the Parrot rattle last week
for S22.
Many of the children in this village
are having tussle with whopplng
cough.
Mrs. Mcintosh of Echo was the guest
Iof Annie Cumming between trains last
Thursday.
Fl. J. Heath will attend the Odd
Fellows Grand encampmenta at Mime
apolis on the 9th instant,
Howard TradeWell was on duty at
the Pacific elevator, relieving his father
/ two days the past week.
John Hendrickson, who has been
working at Madison forseveral months
came home on Wednesday last.
Sarah Stewart, Barbara Cumming,
Maggie Cumming and John A. Stew
art visited relatives at Redwood Falls
on Friday.
1 Henry {. Helgeson has purchased
several business lots in Delhi and will
engage in the general merchandise
trade at this place next spring.
Miss Ablard of Oakfeld, Wis, and
Mrs. Sugien of Stewart, Mimi, cous-
in and sister respectively of Mrs II. F.
Heath visited the latter several days
the pastWeek.
Q. A. SWenson OF Stock holm, Wis,
who is owner of a half section of land
s )uth of this place, arrived last Thurs
day with car load of farm imple-
ments and stock.
It Is reported that Nj. Simon of Nor
ton with his wife and children were
passengers on the wrecked train al
Hanley Falls last Thursday. They es-
capped with slight injuries and are visit.
ing with b. N. Swan at Boyd.
AT the recent meeting of the High
Court of Independent Order of Forest.
ers held at Minneapolis, VIM. Steele OF
| Court Delhi, No. 11O8, was appointed a
member Of the committee on State ol
| the Order. Local Foresters will appre.
'ciate'th this recognition of their repre-.
sentative
The following persons took advan.
Tage of the low rates to St Paul last
week TIL Tradewell, Halvor Solem
William Parker, William Steele
Emanuel Carbert, William Rosendahl
James Anderson, Daisy anderson, NJ
ltB- anderson, Terra Leslie, ,5obn T.
Borg; and wife aaad z. Il. Murphy.
"A. q. Wright of Carmen Falls
Mum, was in town last Friday and
calied upon Steele u heslie, Local
agents for the neering Co. Mr.. Wright
was a passenger ON the west bound
| traintthat was crashed Unto by ths
I'Great Northern engine atiHanley Fails
He received q cut ON the mouth ano
sssome slight aDruises
The creamery company has a goed
fsupply of ioe housed formext INNER,
use, and have theis plans all made fol
\ the early compIetaon .ef their plant
This is a nlovenn the right direction
/ and the prean oters of theenterprise and
all those lesading gheir aid to it are t.
! be congratulated. This being a stock
land dairy e0mmunny there is nc
! DOUBT but THAT ltipe venture will prove
,,rc e t., lal,o
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For Sale.

A large number of pictures and stud
les, books, house plants, furniture,
stoves, carpets, phaeton, harness, lap
ropes, and thousand and one things,
the accumulation of years, will be sold
for cash for what they will bring. Sale
every day after 8 a. M. to 5 p. ~.
2S-4t VIM. p, DUNNINGToN.
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Money at S Per Cent,

To loan on Redwood, Yellow Medi-
cine and Lyon county farm lands. Call
or write if you want to borrow money
on farm security.
The REDWOOD COUNTY LAND Co.,
I lift Vesta, Mum.
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"A Short. Funny Tale,

a Short. Funny Tale.
What is an anecdote. Johnny" ask.
led the teacher.
a short. funny tale answered the
little fellow
That's right" said the teacher.
Now, Johnny, you may write a SEN
tenee on the blackboard containing the
word sa
Johnny hesitated a moment and then
wrote this:
- rabbit has four legs and one an
ecllOte z
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Help1ess MN

Mrs. Easey-My husband does annoy
me SO.
Mrs. Really2 What's the
matter noW2
Mrs Easey-Oh, whenever he starts
in to sew button on his clothes 1.
have to stop whatever may happen
to be doing just to thread the needle
for him. Philadelphia Press.
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Come easy, go easy" is an ancient
saying, and good resolutions don't cost
anything. Chicago News.
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APITZ. / he / AlLoR,

Can make you to,osder fancy
Silk Vest fur&4. This is enough
ITO break q man in business, but
what is ttaat ITO Yog
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In every home there is some one who
walks off with things that belong to
the others. AT chison Globe.
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For Rent.

s pleasantly furnished suite Of rooms
on ground floor, also single rooms at
Mrs. III. ID. Brooke. 28.4
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WABASSO.

wABAsso TIME TABLE.
Going mort at >..... ...........6 Is p. N
Going south at .....s,..........7:35 a. M
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Sc ORTIZ.

sEAFoRTH TIME TABLE.
Going north at $50 p. N
Going south at 81. -. s:15 a. N
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Payable at First National Bank
Bank Draft for One Dollar is
placed ID each box Of MnlPs Pioneer
Kidney Cure.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

Ansurcs. Jose O.-laud. DO by 600
varns. bounded rurth by W1 pucrcO
south by Mesa. east boy ~ Sulgdu
west by n Anaila and house. Value
Of personal property SEQ Taxes. rs
cents, penalty Z cents, costs, IS
cents. total, sil5.
Atonclo. Felipe Land. goo by $50
varas. bounded north by Rio pucfcO.
south by Los Tomas east by Y. Sando.
val west By u. Martin aud house.
Value Of personal property. $50. Tax.
cB, 30 cents. penalty. 3 cents costs. 90
cents; total i6 cents
ArmliO. Diego h--Nnlur OF personal
property. sigi. Taxes, Si22S. penal.
". 81 cents; costs. 30 cents. total
$685.
Archiboquc tub'o- Land 100 by
200 varas; bouudOc north by j. 4. LD-
batO south by Juan Peron east by riv.
or west bymcsl end house Precinct
o. House; bounded north by NJ. Apo.
daca. south ana cast boy Il. Chavez
west by railroad Value of personal
property, $50. Taxes. q cents. pen.
atty. l cent; costs. 20 contei total "a
CCntR
Cpycz. Francisco House Valuo
81 personal property $50 Faxes
Rl32, penalty. q cents, costs, 81
cents. total. 9iTJ
porra. Enyrio-i and 100 hy 1870 var
as, bounded ror'l hy public domain
south By j. pomIurucz. east bv river
west by mesa and house Value Of
personal property tij. Taxes. 10
cents; penalty . cent. costs. 30 cents
total. 6h cents
Sauduyul. H. M-LauI. bounded
north by q Wilkinson, south by c. q
Gonzales. east bv Seia. west 10y rivcl
and house. Value OF personal proper
. ~, Si60 Last half taxes, $3.50. pen
atty, 40 cents: costs 80 cents. total
SS7l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

Carpenter. HCurya-t.aud zoe by 300
yaus; bounded north by public
road. south ami cast by creek, west
by public road houses Value oi
personal property. $50 Taxes, t612,
penalty. 81 ccnts. costs. 20 cents to.
tai. s713.
Carpenter. J. R.--Laud. 100 acres.
tprccinct ~ Land. 100 by 100 varns
bounded North by Corrito south by
Chamlsoso. east by ---. west
by Pablo Ramirez. House. Value OF
personal property. $40. Taxes
t2So, penalty. "a cents; costs. ti06
total si3.4g
Gonzales. Jose G. NWH. sec. g,
twp. 9 a., Rge 8 T.. Value of personal
property. $40. Taxes. rs cents: penal
~ 4 cents, costs. 30 cents; total,
St15.
GricR1 Rafa1l Land. 100 acres.
bounded north o. a. GHcFo south by
government land east boy IlbradO Grl
ego. west by Antonio Grlego House
Land. 90 by 100 vurns. bounded north
aud south by government land. east by
Antonio Garcia, west by Vivian Gar.
eta. Value Of personal property, sos
Taxes. %l.6l, penalty, cents, costs
tl.05; total. S214
Nrltso' ANTONIO NW., sec is, twp
. n, hEe. - l1vls acres Value Of
personal property, SlVo, TaAes, Ei.ht
pehally ~ ccntHi costs, 80 cents; TO
tal. S'il'
herrera JC' Land 200 varasi
bounded north 'y arroyo, south by
Cctro, east by }, Garcia, west by j.
Har'la. value & personal property
Ns". raves. H''i1 penalty, ~ cents
cuHth 10 cents tutll ShOb,
Nuan'1. franCiaco-l.and, 100 by
'uV lafas' bounded north by---
fonih 10y canon east by road, west by
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
PRECINCT NO. 20.

Atoncio. Francisco House and
land. Value at personal property
$40. Taxes. r. cents; prnalty
cents; costs, 30 cents total st1o
ArChIhequo. Boz, A.-House and
land, Value OF personal property
9lI5. Taxes, $50; penalty, z cents
costs, 80 cents; total, fln5
Chavez. Franco Antonio House and
slGo. TaEeg. ~ cents penalty 4
cents; costs, 30 cents; total 81 cents
Gonzales, LuDauo--lionsp and land
Value Of personal property. $500 Tax
cs slG29; penalty NJ cents, costs, 35
cents; total, $i745.
Martinez. Manuel House and land
Value Of personal property $3.50 Tax
es 10 cents; penalty, ! cent; costs, 30
cents: total 90 cents
Muutoyh, Run ualdo- House. Pre-
Cinct a. House Value uf personal
property. $40 Taxes go cents; pen
atty, 3 cents, costs 90 cents; total
Sl33
padilla. Ccsaua-- House and land
Value OF personal property. &ilO Tan
os go cents. penalty % cents. costs
30 cents, total. ,G cents
Romero. Francisco House and
land. Nnlue of personal property,
1925. Taxes. s. iN; penalty, ~ cents
costs 30 cents. total f2a5,
Romero. e. u House aud land.
Value at personal property $40. Tax
es. 3l53i penalty cents; costs go
cents, total 81 1a.
Romero Luis j House and land
Value at personal property, &it6 Tax.
&c 81 cents pernlty. 3 cents. Costs,
85 cents; total, ~ cents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
pRTrINCT 10. H.

,r,.t, from, Al , interests In
r..bi,I land .,r1rr Vain. of p.rs1pai
......',,, ss, .,,..s St rnuts. uapol
,.rtr costa q, r.nts. total
-, ''''
Emit, ,t,r,.I tarJ IL by vt
,,,ss b,upJnd north by NJ q de-
-, ....,.. ty u,,, oast las Ar
.,i,. v..t i., A. a. uaro land ono.
,,I.t nnrth i,y nrg,uio
ht. no., .,.t b.. ,bfrgh ,y.st
49,. t,,1 n o,res.
..,t.l n,,th ., r. W,rt,., soutb
,.,i, ,n.t a., Ntnrcs ,,,st nv
r1l',,g i,t'r.s. i'm Uaiada grant
V.,,' ,..,...,,ai nr"nsrty stqn
49,. co nd. ,'~,lr sio5 roats
en- An. ,.t,l sle
-,,,it. aii-... md Gr hy toa
....I.,' ..,,,i.t n.r,b 81 " trmii,
".,. Bad, ~ J,i, a Inst nv "a An.
a., mo, Mons. yai,e
-..,,, r,,'...',,y t9t Tav,s
,.a,i,t c.nts c,sts IA
e.r,s ,nt"i a. ~
$500, g'.,r,.,. md. t,,pJed
..r,l' i,r ~ Anti, soutb hv ID Iuco.
rn ..s, ,,, .cna,jr ,,ns, bv I,,cnro
l,,J q. ~ t7 yarns. bnnr5ad north
., n,cn soptb bv NJ tucero east
81 u5iaps vet ne nc,auia Value
~ ,,r',,nll r,.o,,ty so Tavoe "a
CONT. nsp,it, g.rts. ros,s 20
g,rt. tn,,i si rs
Ar,.au Arlrt,r Vain. ~ rersnp,l
,r,r"r,y e. 10 T,Nes "A r.pts. mem.
,lt, rents. COSTS a, cents. total
IA ..rts
para Roman and. boundod north
by ~ sapdpygi snutb rv Al Uncn
.,st tv Indian. ,,.lt by = pacn a.
,rr.. tpt.r.st iu Cochin land GRANT
tt,,,s. .,,,p. Vstua ~ p.rsnnnl
,r,r.r,y az 1,,.s stea. popglty
,.rt.. .n.te sIur. total A. ~
ma, ,t.,..r, II,,,s. VoLis al,
prr.oraI grepr.ty glqs TnKes as
r,pts. u.uaiy cents. costs az
r,ut. tni,i sIog
u,,, man A Land n acres
n,ut.lsJ north nv W Il Nonteyn
.,,,tb bv upra enst and west by !
"A Noptoy8 VAIN. of pprsnunI prop.
,rtr R.n Taxes r5 cents peunltv
conn. ,s.t. q, cents. total H ng
u8,a Dstid land N acres
N1urI,d north by d nae, south by
ID d ar tsra rast by ditch wast h.
a p,,, Vain. ~ nersnr,i pr,prr,y
ESQ vax.. g.gs. pounlty iO ccutg
rost. Z, cents total sogq
u,., ,,ran,is,,' aud a. ny n
,.,r,.. bound,J north Ly "A pa.
1Il" .,,,D, ,e., arJ v,st by s,r,e
land pa Ly gU ,9ras. bounded north
rcr, ,ast ny ,,.gpio Wcst NV "A
Arag,p vain. ,f porsonol property
ssE Ta,rs siJs. ponnitv a cents
rgpts. rost. tl c.ntt Total s,tl
t. I'll. 49, al. -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
PRECINCT No. qg.

Armiio, y Iaramillo JoBus--i.and
100 by 900 yurasi bounded north b.
Franco Garcia south by NJ A. lara.
milo. east hy Aroua pedrigOsO, west
hy hills Land. SO by 500 yaras
bounded north by -. Chavez, south by
p0lcarpio Armijo east by ncoquih
west hy Atrisco hills. An undivided
interest In tho Luis Jaramlllo grant
10000 acrcB) Value 81 personal prop.
orty, 1886. Taxes. Sgt .G3; penalty
tl.O7; costs. 81 90; total. s23.75.
NOrhOa. Pcdro-l.nnd, 90 by go VA.
us. bounded north by r. Gabald0n
south by public entrance, east by r..
Gahallun west by 4. Sanchez. Land
Go by l2S yaras. bounded north by
public entrance. south east and west
hy j. j sanchez. Value ~ personal
property. s25 Taxes, st.93; penalty
90 cents, costs 20 cents. total. t..T3.
Blhhop. r. D.--l.and 60 by ass var.
0s. bounded north hy NJ. A. JaramillO
south bv q. W. Lewis. cast by Arunai.
west hy acoquih Taxes, 81 %, penal
IS. no cents; costs 30 cCntsi total
SECS
Chavez NonccsludO-In Land. 100 by
500 yaus bounded north by Antonio
Jose Chavez south by 81. A, Lobato
east hy A. j. Chavez, west by Las 10.
mas Land. noe by 100 yaras; bound.
ol north hy A. j. chavez, south by
Pedro pDreu. east by Frodlcanda Gar
eta west hy o. Spitz House. Value
az personal property, f5.05. Taxes
S22Ot. penalty $40, costs. fiO5. 90.
tal g2llH
chavez. @ j Land 90 by 90 va.
rns; bounded north hy -,
south by road. cast hy n. GalleEos
west hy hlls Value ~ personal prop.
Dty. sgsI Taxes, fllGs; penalty, bS
cents. costs. go cents total. fl26t.
Chavez. NAtCo- Land iCO by 200
yar1s bounded north hv
south hy NJ A. Isumill1 o8st by aoc.
0uia. west %, IS CluIolnrIa. Value ~
personal property $50 Taxes fi0.OA
penalty, 50 cents, costs, 35 cents; 10.
tai, tlo95.