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SBT Tn ARE DROWNED
Tn SINKING LAUNCH
Sad Ending to Pleasure Party
at Toledo, Ohio.
C0LLiDED WITH TUG IN DARK
Members of Sunday School Class Return
ing From Outing Meet Death Within
Hundred Feet of Dock-0nly -Four Were
Rescued-No Lights Shown.

TOLEDO, Ohio, May 8--Seven young
people. members Of u Sunday school class
OF the First Baptist Church. were
drowned in the Maumee River. Just be-
low the city. last night at 10 o'clock al
the result of the naphtha launch FTolic
on which they were taking a pleasure
ride. being run down by the tug Arthur
Woods. of the Great Lakes Towing Com
pany's feet
The launch is owned by Joseph W Hep
burn, OF this city, who invited ten
young people to take an evening ride
with him They started out on 4 trip TO
Lake Erie early in the evening, and were
returning when the accident happened.
Mr.. Hepburn. Miss Clara Marks, Arthur
Marks, and Miss Grace Lowe are the only
survivors. Hepburn states that he saw
the lights of the approaching tug. and.
thinking it was bound straight down the
river, turned to the east When nearly
abreast Of the launch the tug suddenly
turned to the east in order to make the
dock at IronvilIe, and before the launch
could get out of the way it was struck
by the tug and turned over and sank
Picked Up by Tug.
Br. Hepburn caught hold of the side Of
the tug and the Lowe girl grasped his
| leg. and both were pulled up On the sug.
The Marks girl was picked up from q
cushion on which she foated- Arthur
Marks also was fortunate enough to
grasp q piece of WreCkage. and was
picked up by those on the tug. The
other seven members OF the party were
drowned, and the river is now being
/ dragged for their bodies
The tug brought the rescued to this
city. Capt Al Fits vas n charge of the
tug, and says that the launch showed no
lights and that he was not aware OF It's
! presence until the Tug struck her
The dead: Irwin Swain, Bessie Seesee.
Edna Lowe, aged nineteen years; VIII
! Farmer, aged nineteen years; Bessie BY
/ strum, Eulalie Richard. aged seventeen
/ years, and Grace Haskins-
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Northern Michigan Gale-swept.

ST. JOSEPH. Mich. May 8.-A destruct-
i've gale struck northern Michigan last
evening and the damage is estimated at
$40. 900. thirty-eight buildings being IN
rooted and orchards ruined. Charles
Barnhardt and his son Newton were fatal
Iy injured by the collapse of barn near
Maple Rapids and an unknown man was
fatally injured in the collapse of q school
building near Fenton. The tornado seemed
to traverse a path a mile wide and jour
neyed from the southwest.
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CT the north side of n Street facing
south, right resting on Eighteenth Street.
and VIII salute the remains as they are
carried into the church. When this is
accomplished the battalion will proceed
to its place in line on Connecticut Ave
nue., hereafter designated
Assembling OF Escort.
''5- The escort will be assembled. not
later than 9 a NJ as follows:
Light Battery United States artillery
in column Of DIatoons at full distance on
X Street. facing west. the left resting
on Connecticut Avenue.
battalion OF naval cadets in line
facing east on Connecticut Avenue on
the right, of the marines
Battalion Of United States marines. in
line facing east on Connecticut Avenue,
on the right of the seamen.
The band Of the United States Marine
Corps viii take position en- the small plot
of ground in front Of the church, and ap-
proDriate airs VIII be played when arms
are presented upon the appearance Of the
remains at the conclusion Of church
services. The band will then proceed to
take position in line on the right OF the
marine battalons.
'BattaIons OF seamen in line facing east
on Connecticut Avenue, the left resting on
n Street.
% The rear admiral commanding the
escort. with his staff, will assemble at
the Church of the Covenant at 9;90 a. m,
and proceeding thence will take position
in line facing south on n Street between
Connecticut Avenue and Eighteenth
Street, in the following order from right
to left: Adjutant General. aides and 9th
CT members of the staff in the order of
rank. the senior oa the right
Il The carriage for the officiating clergy
and the hearse will be opposite the left
and right front exits. respectively, the
carriage Of clergy leading; the carriages
for the palIbearers, mourncrs. other Of
f1cers. distinguished persons. delegations,
societies. and civilians in the order named
from front to rear viii assemble on n
Street. the leading carriage opposite the
y Street church exit. At the conclusion
of the church services occupants will
take carriages through n Street exit. the
carriages viii move thence up Eighteenth
Street to Massachusetts, Avenue. urn
about and form column. following the
heaTse bearing the remains.
IS The rear admiral commanding and
staff will move thence to the right OF the
line Gu K Street, and give the signal 10
march; the commands in line on Connecti-
cut Avenue viii wheel into column. The
funeral march viii be maintained for a
reasonable distance from the church. The
command wiz then march al quick time
and attention. and continue until the or
der to march at ease is communicated
from the head of the column.
Order of Procession.
"s. The column viii proceed through
Connecticut Avenue to X Street, west 10
Pennsylvania Avenue, thence through
Twenty-fourth Street to N Street; thence
west on VI Street to Aqueduct Bridge and
Fort aiyer, Va, and will be organized as
follows:
Platoon OF mounted police, Sergeant
Hartmann. commanding
Rear Admiral s. W Terry and staff
HAdiutant General
aides.
Battery Of Artillery.
Naval Academy Band.
Battalion Of cadets, United States Ma
val Academy. Lieut. J H Holden, L. S.
", commanding
Band OF United Sta5es Marine Corps.
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RECOGNITION FOR
CONSULAR OFFICERS

The following consular officers have
been recognized:
C. ]. G. Marsily. consul OF the Neither
lands at San Francisco, Cal
Carlos Conde. honorary consul OF Ven
ezuela at San Juan. Porto Rico.
Harvey Coaie, consul OF the Argentine
Republic at Baltimore, Nd
J. Harris PiCrpont, consul OF the Argea-
tine Republic at Pensacola, Fla
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Bishop Potter Better.

NEW YORK. May S.-Bishop Henry C.
Potter. who had fainting spell last night
while delivering an address in the eathe-
dral Of St. John the Divine, Is somewhat
better this morning On the advice Of his
physician, DR.. Silver, he remained In bed
al MS home. 10 Washington Square, today.
DR.. Silver says the Bishops indisposi-
ton is due to oyeTwork-
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Mass Meeting Of Republicans.

A rally and mass meeting viii be held
by the Republican National and Congress
slonaI League on Monday night, May u,
commencing at 6 o'clock sharp, AZ the
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. between
Q and r Streets northwest Some Of the
greatest American orators, white and
colored. viii be present TO address the
meeting. Hon Charles lie Fon wiz make
an address OF the subject The Taking
OF Cuba by the Al8crican Army and
Navy" All are invited
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MINISTER WI ONPING
PONG AND RELIGION
MINISTER LEGER SENDS
GIFT FOR FIREMEh
Haitien Diplomat Expresses Gratitude
for Their Services.

Chief Engineer Dgtton, CT the Fire De-
partmcnt, has forwarded to the District
Commissioners 4 letter received from Mr.
7. n Leger, envoy extraordinary from
Hayti. enclosing check for SO il reeos-
milton Of the services Of the department
at a fire at the legation on the evening
OF Anrfl 3
Chief DUttOn states that the donation
has been transmitted to the treasurer of
the Firemen's $ Relief Association and THAI
Minister Leger has been so informed
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STRONGLY FAVORED
BY Mr.. ROOSEVELT
Representative Adams Consular Service
Bill Approved at White House

Representative Adams, the author OF q
bill for the reorganization Of the consular
service. called at the White House today.
He is extremely anxious that the meas
ure, which viii, If il beromes q law, con-
vert the foreign service into a permanent
profession, shall have hearing and he
has requested a special rule to bring it
I'D.
The President strongly fsyors the BILL
Senator Lodge introduced a similar meas
ure in the Senate
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Preserve the White House.

New York wor1d-The White House in
Washington is one o. 5Ur most beau
tiful public buildings and should not
be ruined by dishguring additions
or alterations The plan Of the Sen
ate Committee on Appropriations to erect
an Office building near it and strengthen
the floors Of the White House Itself wtth-
out altering its appearance is precisely
what should be done.
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American Jockeys Take Twn.

CHESTER. England. May 8.-The race
for the Ornonde two-year-oId stakes OF
200 sovereings was won by Sir z. Vim
cents Principality, with Danny Maher up.
The May Plate of 300 sovereigns was
won by T. PiKington's Theorbo, ridden
by Skeets Martin
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cummfnas Memorial serrioes.

Chase's Opera House Sunday afternoon
at 2 20 O'Clock, by Columbia TypOgraphi-
cal Union, 30. I0f. in honor Of the mem
ory of the late Amos J. Cummings.
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BRET HARTE QUIETLY
BURIED At FRIMLEI

LONDON May S--Francis Bret Harte
was buried at FrimIey, near Cambierley
today.
The funeral was a very quiet one.
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Ssh
ARM0RED TRAIN
sdteHant and Ten Men Killed in South
Africa.

LONDON. Nay 8,-Tbe following ofheiaI
dispatch from Pretoria was received at
the War Once today:
An accident occurred 10 an armored
train from Pretoria for Petersburg today
The train was deraiIed on curve. Lieu
tenant Campbell OF the Cape Garrison
Artillery. and ten men were killed.
IAN inquiry is TO be made"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE RETAIL GROCERS viii please take notice
ncr 9Th and G sts- Eg-, at S P n, On THURS
DAY NIGHT, NAY s All are invited to be
present. MI
BEST QUALITY GALVANIZED CHICKEN WIRE,
zoc 100 feet. Best quality Roofing. 2-pIy, Csc,
worth 800 Genuine McCleIland Saddles, 81 80
GER ( Co eft
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To Prevent Feeding Bids

Senator Mcmillan introduced a Bill yes
terday making it unlawful to iced do
mestic animals, sparrows, pigeons, or
other bi-,'s'' upon the parking. sidewalks.
and roac1ay OF streets and avenues in
the District fine of s. is provided.
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Grocer Makes Assignment.

Richard D. Compton, who is engaged in
the grocery business at 1901 s Street.
made an assignment today for the benefit
of his creditors. He names Patrick r
Hilliard as assignee Mr. Compton lists
his liabilities at S692-3 and his assets at
1868.
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MEYER
INSTRUCTED TO ACT
Told to Secure Arrest of Alleged Alb
ductor Of Taylor Child.

Instructions have been cabled by the
State Department to United States Am
/ basssdor Meyer at Rome TO secure the ar
rest and ntion OF the alleged ab-
duct oar Taylor, the eight
cinnati, Ohio. This
provisional 70 ex-
stitUted by Gov
The evening times., 1902-05-08
Chinese Diplomat Declares
He Has Never Felt
the 'Pang."
DISGUSTED WITH THE CANE

Tried It Once, But Denies That His Shin
Bone Suffeced-Eo Foundation for Re
port That He Has Been Converted to
Christianity.
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25c JeWeIry, I0c.

Miniature for belt and neekWear
with gold beading; Gibson waist sets
OF four miniatures for shirt front and
belt pins; Turquoise shirt waist set
brooches; sterling silver and opal.
rhinestone, gold with rhinestone set
tines. enamaIed and gold cuff links:
hat pins with jewel settings; univeT-
sity pins; gold iorgnette chains; and
q nun Der of other jewelry specials;
green ket-anniyersary price. 10c.
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UNDERTAKES.
FREY BROS,

Undertakes and EuEaIz1e-s, 1870 l4th 81. nv
Telephone Main 1850 mil
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W. R. SPEARE.
]. WILLIAM LEE,

UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY,
s32 Penn ave. n ". Washington. o. c.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-10

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has taken up the following described estray
animals at his ranch near Flora Vista, NJ M. L
One brown cplored COW, branded III and JJ
under bar on left sidei no ear mark,
One red Jersey steer, branded o on left
side, earimarked over bit on the right side and
under 90 the left side.
One brindle steer, no brand visible, ear
marked swallow fork left side.
One black and white steer branded - on
left thigh ear marked over bit on the right
side aud under Bit the left side.
One red steer, branded - on left thigh, ear
marked same as above.
One red steer. branded s5 on left hip, ear
mark same as above
One blue and white steer branded on left
leg same car mark as above All OF above ami
mails arc dohOrned.
One black steer branded lazy I on left side,
ear mark, swallow on both ears.
The owner or owners Of said described ami
mails forfeit the same at the end Of the seven
months nom the date of the first publication
OF this notice, unless claimed by the owner or
owners thereof, OF their agent p rowing owner
ship and paying all legal charges thereon.
j. w. TETER,
First pub Jan. 8, 1902. Flora Vista, N .M.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

cattle to the treasurer Of Ia Plata
county, Colorado for said year 1900.
Persons as follows we're allowed ex-
emptions as head OF a family: 8. P
Hendrickson for the year 1901, Agapita
Valdez for the years 1909 and 1901,
Juanita Valdez for the years 1900 and
1901, Ricardo Archuleta for the year
1901, Malclovia Archuleta for the year
1901, Juan l. Valencia for the year 1901
Mrs. Junita Valdez having been asses
sed with spec ial school taxes 10 school
district II when her property is in school
district 13, school taxes for the years
1900 and 1901 were abated.
E. d. Duncan being wrongfully as
sessed with special school taxes in dis
trict for the year 1901 said school
taxes we're abated.
Samuel E. Koontz being wrongfully
assessed with special school taxes in
district ? for the year 1901 said school
taxes we're abated.
Bide having been called for for county
printing, L. Q. Grove, publisher of The
INDEX, being the only bidder, was
awarded the county printing for the
year 1902 as per bid, $3.50 for printing
commissioners proceedings and other
publishing and printing at legal and
commercial rates.
Road supervisors for the year 1902
were appointed as follows; Precinct Mol
Francisco Mi-. Precinct No. ?, Hender
son Bates, Precinct.N No. 3 F.V. Williams,
Precinct No. Joaothan G, Biggs Pre-
cinct No 8 Stephen j Pace, Precinct
No. Fill Green, Precinct No. Cor
nelius o. Valdez, Precinct No. s S E.
Pepin, Precinct No 9 Francisco Archu-
leta Precinct No, 10 O a. Wood.
Reports of the several Justices OF the
Peace o. the county rec eived and filed
as follower
Jose Teotilo Jaquez justice Of the
peace, precinct 8, reported a fine of $40
which amount was paid to the clerk Of
the board.
Manuel Prado, Justice Of Peace OF
precinct z, George A. Tinker, j. p. Of
precinct No 10, e. G. Berry J. P. pre-
cinct No. ,, W. II. Symonds j. P. pre-.
cinct Of No. aud W. G.. Black J. p,
precinct No 4.
Jose peofo Jaquez rendered his re1ig
nBtion as Justice of Peace OF precinct
No. 8 which was accepted, and upon
petition from citizens of said precinct
Francisco Luian was appointed to fill
the vacancy.
j. W. Brown, sheriff, filed his report
Of licenses collected aud Of saloons in-
speeted.
On petition Of citizens from precinct
No. 8, NJ w. Miliigan was appointed
constable to an vacancy
Reports Of road supervisors were re.
seiyed and placed on file as follows:
Francisco Mir, Precinct 1, r. G Berry
Precinct 2, j H. HARTLEY Precinct 8,
- E. McCartey Precincr 4, Cornelia
Valdez Precinct 2, S, q Pepin Precinct
s. Joae MaQuintana Precinct O. W, ii.
symonds. Precinct 8, baung sent bis re-
esipt boob only WAS orderea 20 make
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-10
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INDUCEMENTS TO IMMIGRANTS.

MO county in the great west offers so many and
splendid inducements TO rev settlers at this time
The yet in its infancy
Tor San Juan couny New Mexico than for almost other c
/, cality in The great southwest.
The climate is ideal one regular saHitarium
diseases as consumption all species of lung troubles caarrh .
finer better climate than that of San Juan county With
ude about feet and with mild open winters and cool
breezy there desirable climate
he lands are fine rich and fertile and there thousands of
of
gate the same waiting Tor labor and capital to build and construct
the igang canals to reclaim this land and make blossom
q like the
The lands San Juan county when properly irrigated will .
and produce anything this climate latitude q
and it conceded to be the finest erut country the
United States outside of California surpasss
<, winter apples and other fruits.
Improved land with good title and with perpetual rights
bought very cheap instances
going operation which will bring many
thousand acres of rich government lands so that the nporn
for acquiring fine homes very cheap unsurpassed
other western locality San Juan composed of
fine class intelligent up date American people
The natural of the unsurpassed We
plenty OF fine rich land the finest climate earth the best fruit
country of California the finest watered county
west the richest agricultural country in the Rocky mountain
region Finest stock county west plenty
stone timber lime pues atmosphere that
- heaven sui plies to its subjects. q
We have the finest richest and
X in all the west and San Juan known geoogsts ~
scientists as the great oil basin OF the south west One outfit
machinery going down for oil and several others coming
We connected with Denver and points by
= long distance telephone and will in all probability q
y San with the three railroad by
north and souh standard gauge main line connecting
X c. r. R. with the Santa Fe Pacific and all lines -
u developing our rch country and giving us the finest markets
= i'll the world and developing all of rich agricultural
lands making the garden the great
= health resort and great sanaum OF the world Now the q
time and San Juan county is the place for with limited ~
homes that will in due time make them
: independent
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-10
County, Commissioners

Office Of the Board of County Com
missioners, Aztec, N. NJ, January 6
19O2.-rhe Board OF Commissioners of
San Juan county met in regular session
the 9th day Of January A. d. 1902
Present, Commissioners Clayborn Brim
hall, j. V. Luian and Samuel E. Koontz
and Clerk L. O, Grove, by Joe Prewitt,
deputy.
On motion of Commissioner Koontz,
Commissioner Brimhall was elected
chairman Of the board.
Mrs. Lily A. johnson being eroneously
assessed for the year 1901 $4,000 on
money, the taxes on the same we're aba
ed.
There having been an error made in
the taxes of J. S. DeLuche for the year
1899, penalty and school taxes on same
was abated to the amount of 1923, the
property having been assessed for school
purposes in district 81 same being
located in district 20 which had no
special levy for that year.
g. A. Kimsey presented receipt from
the treasurer of La Plata county, Colo.
showing that he had paid one-half OF
his taxes on cattle FOR the year 1900
one half of the taxes assessed against
him in this county on cattle for the year
1900 were abated.
John Swire presented receipt from
the treasurer Of La Plata county, CClo,
showing that he paid one half of his
taxes on cattle for the year 1900 one
half OF taxes assessed against him in this
county on cattle for the year 1900 we're
abated
Herman Blum and r. Tuur having
been each assessed on the same land
for the year 1899 the taxes on said land
as regards Herman Blum we're abated
An error in the calculation Of the taxes
of johnson Bros for 1901 amounting to
$40 ordered corrected Oh the tax roll
Ella and Milton Kavanaugh and Btta
Crne having been doubly assessed on
the S.W. q Of the s. W. a Of section
8 township % N. r. l3 W. for the year
1900 the taxes on said land as to Kav-
anaugh were abated
Ira Fulcher having paid one half Of
his taxes on sheep for the years 1895
aud 1900 to the treasurer Of La Platu
county, Colorado and having presented
evidence to the board showing that
payments were so made, one half of his
taxes on sheep assessed IN this county
for those years were abated
An error having been made 10 the
calculation of the taxes Of b. II. Elmer
during the year 1901, s2,2l, correction
ordered made on the rolla for that
amount
George W. Jones was allowed au abate-
ment OF s24o on penalty Of his taxes Of
1899 there having been an error made
in his assessment Tor that year, and $3.50
to apply on bis taxes of 1901 ho having
paid taxes 10 fun on his cattle 10 this
county Tor the year 1901 when he was
entitled 10 The payment OF one half
lasing paid one half 81 bic teses 6n
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-10

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has taken up the following described estray
animal ab bis ranch seven miles north OF
Aztec New Mexico, viz.
one sorrel horsa about 10 years old. weight
about 800 pounds. Branded on left hip
The owner or owners of said described anil
NAL forfeit the same at the end Of the seven
months from the date Of the first publication
of this notice unless claimed by the owner or
owners thereof, or their agent. proving owner
ship and paying all legal charges thereon.
E.H FOSTER
First pub. Jan. TO- 1902. Aztec N ID
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-10

Notice ih hereby given that the Undersigned
has taken up tho following described eatray
animals at bis ranch near Flora Vista y. Ny
viz.
One COW and calf calf hVe or six months oid.
COW blue roam in color, branded Je2 or J32
ludistiuct, under bar ou left side.
The owner or owners Of said described ami o.
mails forfeit the same al the end Of the seven
moutha from the date of the nrat publication
ei this notice. uuloas claimed hy the owner on
owners thereof. or their agent, proving owner
ship and Paying al legal charges thereon
SHERMAN WA6dOAEh.
bif1t pub Dec 2I 1901 Flora Vista d. "a
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-10
Legal Notice,
TERRITORY Oh NEW MEXICO, No on
San Juan County. NO

IEBBITORN OF NLW MEAIUOl ~ On
San Juan County.
Lucy N. Olen VS.. Archie Olen.
In the District Court of the First judicial
District Of New Mexico for the County of Sau
Juan.
notified that a complaint has been filed against
him in the District Court fOr tine County OF
Court i'm which said case is pending, by said
plaintif Lucy N. Olen, the general object OF
said action being a suit forsabsolute divorce as
will more fully appear by reference to the COM
enter in your appearance in said cause on OF
before the twenty-iourth t2I day OF February
1902, judgment will be rendered against you
in said cause by default. PLAINTIFFS attorney
being Granville Pendleton. Aztec, New Mexico,
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
handi and seal of said Court at Santa Fe, New
Mexico, this 7thlday o. January, A ID. 1902.
lSeal1 A. NJ. BERGERE, Clerk,
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Notice or Publication.
Department OF pe Interior, Land Oaice az
Santa Fe, N. NJ, bvemb6r 25, 1901 Notice is
hereby given thai he fOllowtng-named settler
mas filed notice Uf ler intention to make final
proof in support Z" her claim and that said
proof win be made before the Probate Clerk Of
San Juan county at Aztec, New Mexico, on
January 49, 1902 vi
MARCELINA BA 4LEJOS DE JAOUEZ tfor.
merly Marce4na Balleios de Perezl
For the se4 mel. lot /, Sec. .. - 2oN..R.gW
She names the TO owing b, nesses To nrove
her continuous res slence upor and cultivation
o. said land. vi6s
David E. Lubaf. Jose E. ManZanares Of
Aztec N. nj. Saly hor Manzauares Of Largo
n. M Mauricio .intpya of Blanco. N M
40 MAJ FL h. OrERO, Register