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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-28
ASeSinOs Captu radios.
DlCeSe QUO fueTOn ONeODtTadGS
rOpaS con manehaS do SaDgta.
Los autores del crimen han sido
conducidos baio acusaci6n de
asesInato en- primer grado a
Ia Carcel de Humacao.
(Pm tez9grGfo }

Hoy recibimOO el telegrRmR Aiguien'
te: 4
eCsguaa, Septiembre %. 1.54 p. 40
Director ..SCOFrespOndenciR,D San
Jusn.- Ultima bora. Il
GDel resu!tadO dc lS investigation
Fiscal ApOnte, spareOen ser los auto
ren del Criman de TOmss CabGller0, los
individuOs B:bianO AliCes, Zspater0 y
Antonio, CSndido y AnselmO AC0sta.
uuienes foer0n remitid0s esta mGdFu
0ads & Is cSrCel de HumScao. bAj0
mGndamiento del Fiscal. caIifsandO el
heeh0 como de aSesinatO primer grade.
eAponts trabsj6 desde que vino 5
tarde sin dsGCRnsar hasta 4 madrugAdR
los reoG fueH0n detenidoB pOr Sar.
Qent0 CRrFe.Rs. pODicf0 Torres, Eche-
varlfS deteCtiS . Quifi ones.
GDicese que 20 han obtsnido E0paa
manChRdaB de ERpgTe. Fiscal y poll
Cfa est&n On estOU mOrnentos pFastiCan-
do aIgunOa registFOs- - COTTeSp0 p0'asGG. ,
O----
-Nueatro amigo LCdO. don Manuel
GinOri0 ha lido obHequiado por ID en-
pres0 de ID reViatR ftcFaFia GPrOpi0s ,
Extra fi9s. , con lA bollR obrR GL0 So
nata de KrsutzsV0 y GEl MRbHimOniC J
por 81 Conde Leon TOIAtoy. pOr Ial
dos soluOiOnes que degOifcarG de h
SemblanzR y frage hechR que trSjo eE
ga 6ltimo nGmer0 diChR revigta.
-ACtuRImente % enCuentran re-
OIuidOS en- las C6FOegGs y preside 2O0(
personal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-28

New York, sbre. 2s, l-3O P. M.
Dicen de Madrid que los nuevos
b'rcos de gu9Fra espafoles Seran
construidos en- arsenales de Ia Gran
B-etaf1a, para uya capital sali5 Ell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-28

sin hC gar, y en- ell interior de las
islas acent1ase horriblemente Ia
miseria.
El obispo De Portland, ha fecibi-
do una Petici6n de los catolicos del
archipelago que sol icitan el auxi-
lilo del prelad0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-28

Alemania y Austria.
La reina de HolRnda hace esfuer-
zoS para que tomen parte On aquel
acto toaoS los oteos soberanos De
Europa, asi como el del Jap6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-28

En- IL m4 d an de hoy vi6se ante eI
Tribunal dc Distrito del DiGtrito dc
San Juan la demRndR interpnestS por
eI Stfi1r MOnroiR contra Su sef1or0
dCn1 GsorginR PuiRd RdOllers. C0nOu-
rriendo alti muohag peTsOnas.
Sc tom6 declaration & instanCiR del
demandante y como 6niOR pPuebR, al
SefI0r don Valentin MOnroig, h9rmRnO
del antes menCionad0
A instanciG de h demands declare,
ia pa Ire Pui0dolleTS. el hsrmAno de
Rquella don CarlOBY otros mas,
PfaOtiCada Ia prueba de Nmbag par.
tor y previOs los in fJfmes de los res
peCtiVOs letrGd0g quo s0stuvierOn las
pretensionea de SOS Representatives..
termin6 el juiCio s Las dOCe del diG.
El Juez stfi u TOPO Cuevas dict6
ssntenoia admitiend0 10 reconvenCi6n
pr0puestR pOr IR Reff1ra PuigdollerS y
deOIarandO r0to el viaOuI0 matrim0.
niSI, con Loo dem6s pFOnunCiamientOE
del c9EO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-28
Noticias go.InIIeTaIes Il

EMPLEOs DEL GOBIERNO. Me-
dos de obtenerIOg. Sc dars un Curs0
complete de instruction y eduoaCi6n
para adquirir cualquier empleO del
gobierno por medic del exsmen en- el
GerviCio civil. ST usted dese0 COlooar-
so en eI Rob:erno. dirfjase s 81 Porto
Rico Correspondence Institute, Box
9O3, SSn Juan p r. 5v.0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-28

New York, Sbre. %, l-30 P. NJ.
Han llFgad9 aver Ia capital de-
Russia Los PlenipOtencisFioS rusOs
Que entenaierOn en- el trataAo De
paz De Portsmouth.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-28

sLA VILLA DE MADRID En-
este estab3eOimientO m0ntado 81 eotllo
de Europa, han reCibido mnchRR n I've.
dRdes tales como pt ID de bilE9r fran
c4s. aImOhRdRs de plumas. ViChyB in
9Ieses para CamisAa. scnsimires ipRleses
alfombrRsde oFienteiperSian lCw-la col
chonetAs, paraRuas, , Ell c6!ebYe tirants
GCheater.9 iGran Gurtido de oYbGtaHs
psffuelOs de peda, ? pe1fomsHfa france
a! En- Ella villa de MRdrid9 compEa
todaa las peYRonas de gustO Fefinad0.
San Frpnci0co 81. Te:6fon0 no 273.
San Juan Puerto Rico. D. +.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-28

ER s:.a i@IEsnt4 I! g g y TendS ad;ol pSp'l de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-28

Entire los gobiernos de Viena y
CPistiania Sc han cruzaao notas muy
violentas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-28

La ESPECIALIDAD. de Rosa Co.
lon & CR.-Cayey, P. B. Gean fabFi.
O. de ciRsrrOg. eIAbOrOdOs con IAS me'
ioFes hojas de SToitRs y sMat6aS.
VentS al por mayor , detail. DireC
Ci6n teleGrSfica: Rosa CJl6n.
- Bows.
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la TIENDITA.
DE j. ECHEVARRIA.
Plaza Principal al IadS del AyuntamIsHtO.

EfeCtoe para cabaIIer0s, BefloFaa y
ni6og. ROpR heOha, aFtfCulOs de quin-
oalla ' otros obietos de Rrte. Efectos
reIigiosos y el meioF dulGe en- almf-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-28
Tira1 1tez entire Noruega y Austria.

New York, Sc pit. 2s, I.3O p. m,
Inf Tman de Viepa que existe
gran tirantez de relaciones entire
Austria y Noruega.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-28
Ell juicio de hoy.
D0maRda contra Ia sOhOra Pulg-
dOllOrS.

Dicha sefIora en- su nombre eI
abogado don Juan Guzman
Benftez, MEGA Ia demanda Y
estab'eCe, por reconVenci6n, eli
diVoIcio fundado en- iniurias
graves Y trato cruel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-28

EN- SAN JOSE Z: 40 a!quilAn habi.
taCiOnes. 15v Q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-28

-Hs sido nombFado don Joaquin
CuestaS miembr0 de ID Junta EsC0lGF
de Santa label.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-05
Dressing the shopkeeper.

A gentleman dressed in Il loose coat
entered a ladies' Quitting establish
ment at q time when the proprietor
was alone In the shop. The gentleman
asked to be shown some ready made
ladies' cloaks, as he wished to give bis
wife a little surprise. After a careful
inspection he fixed upon n and asked
the shopkeeper:
"Have you not a young lady at hand
to put on the cloak to see how i
l0oks:"
The proprietor regretted that none
OF the ladiee Of the establishment was
in at that moment.
well. perhaps you wouldn't object
to putting u on yourself"
The unsuspecting shopkecper slipped
Of the cloak, buttoned 1t and turned
around in all directions.
"Magnifcent,' exclaimed the pur,
chaser, with seeming ecstasy, but at
the same moment he made a grab at
the till. which he thrust under his coat
and bolted out of the shop.
The Mortified proprietor rushed after
him into the street. where. however. he
was seized by the passersby. who drag
ged him back to the shop in the sup
position that the poor fellow bad gone
mad, and before he could explain mat
tiers the rogue had disappeared.-Lon
don Tit Bits.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-05

Grant thought "Marse Robert" would
fall back on Richmond ana nanked him
TO drive him In. But the Confederate
turned aud fought and turned and
fought again, each offensive movement
on both sides failing. The retreat end
ell In the battle of C%hickahominy and
proved the Confederate general a past
master OF his craft. Lees last retreat,
which ended at Appomnttox, was the
end Of his career, but he led the de
featea army OF n lost cause and had
no provisions or stores when he head
ed for the mountains after the fall Of
Richmond.
Next to the retreat from Moscow,
perhaps the most famous retreat Of
hlstory-Quite the most famous In lit.
erature-was that Of Xenophon and his
ten thousand, whose story is given to
every schoolboy to cut his first Greek
teeth IN. The Greeks were far in the
interior Of Asia when the death of the
prince for whom they were paid to
fight left them without Il cause, and
they turned their faces toward the dis
tant sea and marched 3,465 miles In
215 days. The retreat was n success.
and The little band reached their goal
intact after many hardships. Spring.
field Republican.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-05
THE FIRST LAMPS.
~Seashelis, Perhaps. with Rushes
burning In Animal Fat

This world CROPPED until the tblr.
teenth century without discovering
even the tallow candle says a writer.
THE expression, Mankind was plung.
ed in darkness during the early ages
Is true in every sense II vas perhaps
the accidental burning of a bit Of fat
Of some Slain animal that suggested its
use rs d luminant. while the hollow
shell from the sea, a concaye rock or a
mold Of sun baked clay held the fat.
which was burned by placing u rush In
the fat, with the lighted end projecting
by step the lamp was fashioned into a
thing Of beauty, Admirable specimens
of lamps in terra Gotta, in stone, in
brass and In bronze have been found
on sites Of Hebrew cities and In the
temples Of Hindustan. From the
tombs OF Egypt, from the tumuli Of
Assyria and ancient lettered Babylon.
from the opened graves of Gladden.
sages, came examples Of househo
lamps, revealing n general use many
centuries before the Christian era.
$50, from the fat of slain animals.
the resinous products of the forest
trees and he wax Of the wild bee
came those lights which cleaned upon
fair woman and brave men at Bel
shazzar's feasts. From Rome the oil
lamp passed successfully into Ger-
many, Gaul and Britain. In these
countries torches, rushes dipped in
grease and a very odorous fish oil
were the methods of artificial lighting
until the Roman conquest. The rush
light Of that day consisted Of a notch.
ed wooden stick set to a wooden base.
Stalks Of the rush were peeled to the
pith, save for one strand Of husk, and
passed through hot grease Sometimes
three or more We're twisted together
and when old were placed in u not
Of the standard, to be pushed up when
the fire neared the wood.
''These r. Nights emitted a strong
fame and a similar odor. You may
make n Of these and enjoy for an
hour the ancient light of Britain and
that which to this day dispels the
gloom of night in remote Irish cabins.
The candle Of the common people was
the rushlight Of our ancestors. IT
burned where candles made from wax
were too dear and before Chevreul and
others found a way to refine a cheap
candle grease from the fat OF animals"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-05

a; penalty. SAFE; publication. IS cts.
total, s5igi,
THOMAS A. MEDIAN,
An taxes. 3 IL OF NE IA or NV
Ia. Sec. 10. twp, Is, N, X, ~ ~, ls'
acres. Taxes. $3.50; penalty, 81 cts;
publication, 80 cts total, si9S2.
GUADALUPE u. De ROMERO.
Second half taxes, Sec. l6, Twp ~
NJ. n. 20 r., 100 acres Taxes. sl9s9;
penalty, 90 cts; publication. 30 cts;
total, s2t,22
MEIIclO SANCHEZ.
All taxes. Land bounded N by y
Sanchez. = by Il. sanchez. u by Mesa
w by government land. Taxes, $l5!
&c; penalty. "a cts: publication, ~
cts: total. tl6.05.
INEZ TENORI0.
Second half taxes, 100 varas bound
cd N by ditch. g by river, II by a. Ma
ria Lucero. w by H. Lucero. Taxes
ss.37: penalty. 81 cts: publication, 81
cts. total. s703.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-05
PRECINCT NO. 90.
CREspIN ApoDACA.

~ 80
All taxes. 80 yds. bounded N by 8,
Bustamante. s by ditch. u by y. Sal
AGAR. w by road: 1873 yds. bounded N
by ] Montoya, $ by j. Baca. E by
railway, w by Crcston. Taxes, $3.50;
penalty, l4c; publication, roc; total,
$3.74.
DELuvINo GONZALES.
All taxes. 200 varas bounded N by
J. Madrid, S by r. Madrid, r. by Cres-
ton. w by road, house bounded N and
II by road, s by creek, w by hill. Tax
o., $2.s5; penalty, lac; publication,
Zoe; toati. $500,
APOLONIO MADRID.
All taxes. 200 yds. bounded N by
J. Vigil. 8 by A Torres, w by Creston.
II by q. Vigil: 100 yds. bounded N by
A. D. Gonzales. = by o. Maestas. w
by railway, II by hin; house bounded
N by D. Gonzales, s by lei Ojo. II and
w BY hill. Taxes. 1887. penalty,
l9c. publication, $1.05; total, SELL.
JUAN MADRID.
All taxes. 100 varas bounded N by
A. G. y Aragon, s by d. Gonzales. W
by railway, II by hill. house bounded
N by road. s by creek. r. and w by
hills. Taxes. s2.79; penalty. l3c; pub
lication, zoe: total, $3.62.
OCTAvIANO MAESTAS,
Second half taxes. 100 yds. bound
ed N by J. Madrid, s by A. Madrid, w
by Cuchilla. 10 by road house bound
ed N by road. 8 by creek, w by Ores
ton. 10 by creek. Taxes, $2.S4; pen.
atty. lac; publication, zoe; total. 3d..
GS.
JUAN ORTIZ.
All taxes, Land bounded N by
v. Chavez. s by L. L0vato. II by mesa,
w by railway, Taxes, 1896. penalty,
45c: publication. 35c; total. 1915.
DESIDERIO laDILLe..
All taxes. GIT yds, bounded N by
NJ. Trujillo, : by M, Maestas. II by
y. creek, w by same, Taxes, $500:
penalty. 22c; publication. 35c: total,
$5.07.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-05

Here Is q story of a mouse which was
as pe%rsevering in overcoming its din.
cultics as was King Robert OF Scot.
lands spider
During the digging OF holes for New
York telegraph poles not long ago, the
workmen noticed a mouse which had
fallen into one OF the cavities. For
hours the tiny prisoner raced frantieai-
" around the Enclosure Then 1t seem
ed to get over its Mysteries and set
It's wits to work.
Soon 1t began Systematically to dig a
epirai groove round and round the In
per surface OF the hole, which was
several feet deep. Night and day the
busy little captive worked away, dig
ging little pockets here and there as
its improved staircase got farther aud
farther from the ground. so that II
might rest from Its hard labors The
workmen kept II supplied with food.
and after the third day the indefatiga-
BILE little creature reached the top. aud
enthusiastic cheering welcomed Its
freedom.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-05
PRECINCT NO. Ga.

TOMAS CHAVEZ.
All taxes. 400 varas bounded N by
p. OlguIn. s by A. Padilla, Il by l..
Chavez, w by j. }. Gutierrez. Taxes.
$40; penalty, lac, publication. S5c;
total, $3.50.
JOSE CRESplN
All taxes. Land bounded N by j.. j..
Gerron. s by mesa, Il by p. Sandoval.
w by l.. Ulibarri. Taxes. Sa.o7. pen
atty, zoe. publication, a5c; total. A-
G..
HAMMOND. BIAKE a BI.AUvELT.
All taxes. 40 a bounded w by j.
Esquihel. s and Y by -. Martinez. N
by ]. s. ESauibel. Taxes. $3.50: pen,
atty, SC: publication, S5e; total. So
"a.
BERNARDINo shNA Y LoBATo
All taxes. leo a. bounded n by S,
Lohato. $ by government land. Il by
A, Armijo, w by u. Martinez, Taxes,
$3.50; penalty, iie; publication. S5c:
total S3.oS.
nIONICfO MARTINEZ
All taxes. 40 a, bounded N by road.
$ by mesa, II by 7, Lobato, w by
Z n de Armiio: so a. bounded n
by road, : by mesa. Il BY r. lara.
milo, W by T.. padilla; so a. bounded
n by creek, II by road, $ by road, Tax.
es. st7,4s; penalty. SEC publication.
st0b. total. Sia40
JOSE MA. pINO.
Second half taxes. zoe varas bound.
ell n by S. Lobato. s by s. Garcia. +
by river. W by J. Ma Pine; 100 a.
bounded y by $, Lobato. S BY w. w.
Rawlins, + by J. Ma. Pine. w by
mesa, Taxes. stb9; penalty. 22c; pub
LEGATION. zoe; total, s5,5l.
W. w, RAWLiNS.
All taxes. Land bounded n by hills
$ by mesa. Y by creek. w by j. Ma
Pine Taxes. s27.ot; penalty, stS5:
publication. 35e: total, s2S.Ti.
RAFAELA RAEL DE GUTIERREZ.
Second half taxes, leo a. bounded
n by +. oiguin. $ by j. G., L by T
Chsves. W by hill. Taxes, SAYS:
penalty, lsc; publication. 35c; total
ss2l.
PRUDENCE SANTlLI.ANES.
All taxes ieo a. bounded n by ID
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-05

II by r. Garcia; Gs - varas bounded
N by hill, $ by river. w by V, Mar
tlnez, II by $, AragoD 90 yaras bound
cd n by hill. \ by river, w by VIM.
Frank, II by p, Jaramillo, Taxes, $40.
"a; penalty, 9Gc. publication, N.05.
total. t2l 35,
JOSE T.. GONZALES.
All taxes. 100 varas bounded = by
hill, N by VIM. Frank, II by d. Uli.
barri, w by s. A%rchuleta: 100 a,
bounded N by j. Lopez, = by road. u
by s. Lopez. w by hill, house bounded
n by ] q. y Romero. $ by r, Domin-
gnez, II by street. w by $. Lopez;
house bounded N by p. Anaya. $ by
road, 10 by s.. Martinez. w by street
Taxes. 1861; penalty. 4Sc; publica'
ton. si.40: total. $il49,
SANTIAGO LOPEZ,
All taxes. 100 varas bounded N by
s. river. s by hills. II by placita, w
by ID. Ulibarri. Tayes. $ll0J; pen
atty. Doc; publication, 3bc; total. $ll-
%.
vALENTIN MARTINEZ.
All taxes 225 varas bounded n by
s river. s by hill, u by Maria J g. dc
Baca, w by s.. Aragon; 200 varas
bounded N by hill. s by S. river, Il by
Maria j. q. do Baca, w by s.. Aragop +:
liz varas bounded N by hills. $ by
s. river, w by X. Abeytia, IL by X.
Garcia. Taxes, $3.50; penalty. ST.
20; publication. I.05: total, $27.60.
II. A. MANZANARES, JR.
All taxes $40 yaras bounded N by
j. Anaya, s by II. Martinez, w by u
and w boundaries OF Sanguiiuela
grant, 1000 yaras bounded n by heirs
OF J. n. Martinez, S by Sangiijuela
grant, " by top Of Blue Canon, w by
IT, 8. Springs. Taxes, s166.53; pen
atty, $S.32; publication. zoe; total,
$i7555.
JOSE A. SANDOVAL.
All taxes. 100 varas bounded N and
$ by hills, Il by l.. s, Martinez, w by
a. Cordova.. 400 varas bounded N by
Penn, s. by X. Mares. " by Blue Canon.
w by Cuchilla. Taxes, 1890; pen
atty. s2.39; publication, zoe; total,
5000.
DONACIANO TRUJILLO.
All taxes. 100 IL yaras bounded
N by s.. river, S by hills. Il by NJ.
NJ. 3 Atocha. w by J. Maria y Lopez.
Taxes. $27,S6; penalty. $1.39; publ
cation. 35c; total. $3.50.
DIEGO TRUJILLO.
All taxes. SO varas bounded N by
s. river, S by hill. w by p. Lopez, Il
by p. Pena; so varas bounded N by
hill. s by river, w by A. Martinez.
by u. Gallegos. Taxes, $685.; penalty,
34c. publication, zoe: total. $3.50.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-05
An Old shoe.

A young couple recently started on
their wedding tour, A shower of rice
and old shoes followed them as they
entered the railroad coach. After the
train pulled out the bridegroom saw
an old shoe lying in the aisle. Suppos-
ing 1t was n that had been thrown
at him. he picked it up and dropped 1t
out of the window. An old man across
the aisle Weakened a few minutes later
and began looking for that particular
shoe, The bridegroom had to buy him
q new pair.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-05
PRECINCT NO. IS.

MANUEL ALCoN.
All taxea. N 10 of NV Ia and w
IL of Me IL. Sec 81. + is, N II 20 II;
leo n. Taxes, sl2.ls. penalty, CSC:
publication. a5c; total, sit.iS.
iEANDRO ARAGoN.
All taxes. 100 yds. bounded N by
l. Sandoyal i by ! Sena, Il by q.
river. w by road. Taxes. sg.9S; pen.
atty. lac, publication Sse; total. 81,
~.
ANTONIO NEro
All taxes. loo a. bounded n by
Cononclto de Jaramillo, s by road. Il
by mesa. " Try Cerro de los Netos,
Taxes. sa.9a; penalty. sec; publication.
35c; total. st0-tt
RAYMuNDo NETo.
All taxes. 100 a bounded n by ID.
Neto, s by F Nete, Il by G. river. W
by road Taxes. s3,S7; penalty, lsc.
publication, S6c; total SAL.
A. u. TUTTi.E
All taxes Ella yds bounded s Inv
=. Corner, by stone marked l.. V. c..
2 NJ W. $50 yds, = els ytls. r. $50 yds
ia Precinct No. sc. Taxes. ss3.4S;
penalty, Si4; publication. 35c. total
s2G.a7
cECtLiO GARCIA.
All taxes, Land bounded n iy l.
Lopez. s by G. Rohledo, r hy road, "
by mesa. Taxes, si0s, penalty. zoe.
publication sSei total. S6o.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-05
A,rnprs MARTINEZ,

AZ ikHo MNSsssE
N taxes. Land bounded n by CcrIo
c. RADIO. = by Ccrro Pelon, y by
II. So Las Cafboneras. w by Ceiro
Co lrado. Taxes, Sl6.67; penalty
S2c; publication, 35c, total WITS
THOMAS H. REED. !.
All taxcs. Lots I, 2, and y, block
Z. Hot Springs addition; lots ~. o.
le. and II, block 8. Hot Springs aa'
0ition; lots 3 and 4, In block "a, mills
= Kihlbcrg's addition; lots ? and !
In block 2, In Mills a Kiblberg.s al
dlton. Taxes $2746; penalty, sl3ii
notification s2.20; total Slo3.
SAMUEL wooDwoRTH. i.
Second half taxes. Lot ? In block
8. Hot Springs addition. Taxes
SS.2b; penalty lie; publication 2oc'
total $3.5G.
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PRECINCT NO. So.
NIcANOR ARMIJO.

NICANOR ARMIJO.
All taxes. 900 varas bounded n by
T. salas. s by !. Trujlllo. u by mesa
w by Lynch. Taxes, si47G; penalty
70 cts! publication, 80 cts; total
$3.50.
ADRIAN GONZALES,
All taxes. eco varas bounded N and
4 by hill, u by A. Sandoyal, w by l.
Salas. Taxes. 1884; penalty ~ cts;
publication. rs cts; total, $3.50.
BENITO LOPEZ Y BACA.
All taxes. 500 vnras bounded n by
Truchas. s. by Il. Gallegos. IL by d.
Padllla, w by s. Romero. Taxes
st7.Db; penalty, So cts: publication.
rs cts; total. 1919
REGtNO MARQUEE.
All taxes. Land bounded " by l..
Lopez, s. by J. Varela " by road, W
by A. Encinlas. Taxes, $10.sa; penal
~. 80 cts; publication. 30 cts; total
sti.A6.
DESlDERIO PADlLLA
All taxes. Land bounded N by y,
Mirabal. 8 by J. A. Trujillo. " by road,
Il by Ojo del Ponssco. Taxes, $t9.7s;
penalty. 9S cts; publication 80 cts;
total. SELL
JUAN PADiLLA
All taxes. Land bounded N by +.
Tufoya. II and 4 by =. Domain, w by
H. Tafoya. Taxes. 80; penalty, 45
cts. publication. 35 cts; total. $3.50.
HEIRS or ALnINO TRUJlLL0.
All taxes, 4sG yards bounded N by
j. Smith. u by Creston. w by road.
Taxes, $ia.s5; penalty. "a cts. publ
cation. 80 cts: total. 1884,.
JUAN N. TRUJILLO.
All taxes. GIT yards bounded N by
A. Trujillo, s by Desmarais. II by
Cresion. w by road. Taxes, $20.64,
penalty, 5000; publication, 30 cts;
total. s22.02.
fSIDORO TRUJfLLO.
All taxes. Land bounded N by N,
ArmIjo. q by r. M. y Torres. Il by En-.
clnosa, w by fence. Taxes. $3.50:
penalty, 20 cts; publication, IS cts:
total. 1893.
MANUEL vARELA
All taxes. Land bounded N by r
Unsna, = by A. Jaramillo. w and II by
H. cortinas. Taxes, $15G6; penalty,
rs cts; publication, 80 cts; total, SIG.
~.
w n. WILLIAMS,
All taxes. Land bounded N by J
Garlic. ~ ]. Antonio, 8 By sisters
N by G. Wiegnnd. Taxes. sf3.74:
penalty, Gs cts; publication. 35 cts;
total. St4G7,
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