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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

Greenheld. lnds nee. 2.--To Jas.
whilcomh Riley. the Hoosicr poet,
The Little Town o. Taiiholt" looks
IN lts extremity. Talbot. after a
half century OF digrss.rd existence.
rebels against becoming mere Incl.
dent ON a rural free delivery route.
The slogan IL. I'VE want hack our
postoffico and four mails a day. ana
Jim Whltcomb Riley ought 70 write
a letter about Il 10 the president. .
These are the words Of Mrs. Warren
Rafferty,. whose mother kept the post.
office when Il was referred to By
Riley In his poem.
Il u tragedy, this fate OF which
"Tailh0li," o hamlet In this county IL
confronted Il was founded In 1865.
and bad DOstOfficc until a few
weeks ago. when 4 was abolished.
Mrs. Mary r. Mcdonald, S.. now OF
brown county. a. pOstmistress. served
the little village well all through the
war, and until the railroad. the c.. IA.
a d.. came. Then the work was
given 90 = man who had n sOre at
the station and better facilities. The
government called the poatoffice Car
roliton. but the railroad refused TO ac.
cept this name because there was al.
ready . Carrollton on rs route. and
calls II Reedvllle. Hut to everybody
in town. from the very beginning, the
place was called Tailhoit.
Among the wise saws rolled under
The tongue. 10. these many years. by
Hoosier Hages at the crossroads stores
has been the axiom. "A tail holt Amt
much OF a holt. hut as better'n NJ
holt At all" When Dr, Hiram Com.
stock plotted his fourteen acres and
was about 10 name the town. Joe
Little, the merry au"tioneer, who was
70 sen the lota. aaid that he had bet.
tes call Il Talbot, a. the Land was
perhaps better than no land az al.
Il WIS some decades later when Riley
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
IMPORTATION WANTED
FRENCH HUcENoTs CHARGED
WITH KILLING FOUR THoUs.
AND APAcHEs.

Special Correspondence
Albuquerque. n. NJ. Dec 2.-On
page "a OF Notes On the EcclesiAstl-
and Colorado" BY Most Rev. J y.
Salpolnt, u. D. Archbishop Of Tome,
formerly Archbishop 0f santa re,
New Mexico, the French Hugcnots are
charged with having ellled 4,
Apache Indians on the feantler 81
this country (New MexlcU. ! guppoae.
A. he u speaking OF this territory.
The killing Ia said 10 have taken place
In the year 1889.
As a lover Of history and a search
~ for truth ! would Dc glad 10 be- in
formed as 10 what author on history
can refer 10 90 and the above named
facts.
OF cou7se. have read something
OF the wars between the Roman
Catholics and the Hugenots IN France
IN tho sixteenth century and later
and that at different times many Of
the Hugenota fed from France 20
other countries 10 escape persecution
but / was not aware that W many Of
them found their way to the far out
wlids 81 this territory. 7 said $50
many IT them" for the number must
have beon enormous 90 have killed
1000 Apaches" unless they were eas-
Ter killed at that time than they have
been aiEco the Americans came
Archbishop Salpoint IA nov dead.
or I would write "a him for the In
formation. have Travelled oven the
Territory a great drai and have prob
ably never met with a dozen French
luRlnois, 10 know them aa such, In
an my travels
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
DISEASE FOUND AMONG
aTEERs AT DORSEY

Inspector O'brion receHtly found
scab In a bunch Of $50 steers Al Dor
acy. which were about 10 be- shipped
By fred Roth Of Ration. to the Kan
aah CITY MARKET The animals are
now IN quarantine and will have 10 be
dipped. The steors came from the
country east Of Dorsey which had
been released from quarantine about
six weeks ago at the earnest request
oi thc cattlemcn In that district who
were emphatic IN their statements
ihat the disease had baen stamped out
IN that section Of the territory. This
u the second shipment In two weeks
which has had mango and tho cattle
sanitary board now feel that they
were perfectly justified IN Qnarantin-
ing the district when they aid ID lis
probable that The quarantine Will rot
be enforced again az least not uoiii
spring
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

left for the north. sayk the Headlight.
Agent Creamer learned that he went
out OF here ON a pass, and being sat
isned that he was not right, cOmmu.
nichted with the officials al San Mar
cial, with tho result that Miller vas
brought back here by tho division 81.
perlntendent yesterday. ON arrival
here II did not take long 10 get at the
truth OF the matter. which was that
Henry BettIs and Miller had fixed up
the topographic pass for Miller 20
leave ON and had signed all the names
necessary 10 make u appear good.
A. a result. both Of these young men
are now In the bastile under $3.50
bonds each, and which 80 far. they
have been unable 10 give.
A party has just been sent 20 the
pen nom bernallllo county for this
very same crime. so that Il don't look
good Tor these fellows.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
MADDEN AESWERS HONEY
CHOICE woRps Applied OVER
SCHOOL souABBLE AT AGO.
poREs.

Special Correspondence
Alaodones. n. A., Doc. ITO com
mence with. beg leave 20 correct 40
error which made in my former let
ter, I was NOT aware that school had
opened here Until complaints COM
menced 10 be made by the people o.
this district ia regard 10 the teacher
selected ~ the school directors. Much
credit ID due Juan Pablo Gutierrez
the best educated man On the hoard Of
directors, for opposing the selection Of
o. r. Hoyoy. This same Hovey has
the supreme inpudcHco. "a cali mo
liar. and makes a great parade about
what / said ia regard % Mr. Pedro
Lohalo not helns eligible for the o.
nee Of school director n he saws Or
thinks that the law does MOI require
that . man who a eiagted 10 the Of
zee oi school director shall b. ahln
~ read and write. then M. fi0vcy
Hes And when b. aays ina, ! paid
nothing towards the school here be
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
OBJECT TO WRECKS
RAILROAD MAN SEES NO COOP m
EXHIBITION AFFAIRS.

The San Antonio Express says;
Many railroad men we're Interested
witnesses 20 the collision OF locomo-
tives az the San Antonio international
fair grounds the other day. Hat most
Of them are Of she opinion the wreck
WAS a shos that should NOT have been
permitted, BECAUSE OF rs uaelessneas
u Is pointed out by them that there
can % no good purpose IN this nOrt
on an exhibition, ana that there ~
nothing learned BY sOoking AZ tho
wan1on destruction 0f property a. ac-
complished In the exhibition wreck.
OF course. there ~ another reason
Why railroad exhibition wrecks. are
not popular with railroad men. There
~ a probability that the horrors OF
the spectacle may diminish the bual-
ness " railroad companies 10 a GER
tain limited extent Bug this n nos
the only noe the most potent nrgu-
ment URGED against the spectacle.
II II an object lessen In the desire
81 tho people 10 see horrors. however.
when II Is considered that the crowd
VINO went Ia see the wreck WAS the
LARGEST % the fair. To be snro there
was bettor weather than on any ore.
cedlng day and the opportunity 10 At
Tend the fair wRa greater, but with all
this ihe wreck spectacle must be adj
mlited 10 have heen drawing card
Tor the day
There u 20 good IN these wrecks.
said a railroad oiiicial after ho had
watched The locomotives come TO-
SELLER The people gel the wrong idea
oi the matter and are shown some.
thinE which D. alike unnatural and
diHsuHtins Il u MOI flght that
wrecks should be permitted IN the
fair, and the objections made by iley.
eral prominent Texas railroad men
are ~ good, and should ha adopted.
Railroads are certain 10 suffer 10 a
q certain degree BY tho public parnd-
ing u wreck possibilities such al
this
g. A. harnydt. master mechanic OF
he coast lines aud chief clerk 10 I. j.
Hicks Il confined 20 his home with
severe cold.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

YOU catch yourself. stop Il short
No. THE young girl. who. IN n
moment 81 thought or abstraction.
rests her face upon her hand, dfa~
Ing the skin oul of shape III develop
INK wrinkles IN THAI face that cannot
De- smoothcd ont By years Of massage
or restorative care.
No. very few girls have a really
beautiful nose. bnt u Il only the fool
lad ones who don't make the mosi ~
The one Dame Nature bestowed upon
intni The truly wire Eiri doasa Z
anal, aneer of twist her nose. FOR tho
very reason that she understands
that hy such habit she ~ ruinlnR
her natural beauty.
No Dlstorting your mouth and
YOU oyes While meditasinE ~ a. IN.
attractive a. u IN harmful A common
practice consists OF drawing the
mouth in lnn side Thls forces the
eycllds uuf Cd. natural position. wrink.
les the lacc aud makes the mouth
pudgy and ug'y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

property occupied By the Exchange
saloon. under the management 81 n
Milton Heado. has disappeared from
the face Of the earth and u new hFick
building viii take its place.
ar. Reade has hastily arranged a
frame room back Of the old ruins mad
will open up the resort and c0ntlnne
husineas. We All sympathlse with
Mr. Reado.
The Boer colony about 90 locate
hero through the efforts OF ihe Brown
Realty comppuy, represented bg Gen
eral beiolnes, failed 20 agree to the
forms Of the agents here. They had
agreed 70 take a, once ne shalam coll
ony.
Thsuhssivlug Day here vas spent
quietly.
Land has gone ~ in the last TWEEN.
ty.f0uF hours. due 10 recent messages
from Washington Ia the Water Usera
association here. regarding diversion
of water and the Elephant butte dam.
II il rumored chat Martin Lehman
will ~ once begin the building az a
modern department store IN the hlnrk
now occupied By his store.
Mr.. l.. Clapp we'll known here, ~
In the city from Hatch. ~ NJ trans.
nctlnK business
Aside from direct messages from
Washington 10 the Water Uners a..
aoriaflon. concerning the dam. Tho
Ciilron furnished the first news here
We are having very eool wcathcr,
particularly nights.
Considerable building h now going
on IN the New Mexico T0wnslte com.
pany's addition 10 Las Cruces.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
POSTPONE CEREMONIES
ABSENCE OF REV. !. c. RoFuFF
CAUSES DELAY nv LAYING cor.
NERsTonE or THg EsTAhciA
cNuRcH.


oElEk 20 The fact that Rev. ! 81.
hOuff. 81 che Estancia Methodist
canrch. vim was 60 ofiiciaie AZ the
laying of the corner stone Of the new
church that ~ helnR erected h that
city BY members 81 his congregation
was unavol9ably detained 10 Albu-
querqae. and unable 20 b. present tie
ceremonies we're postponed % SOHO
date 10 tho near future.
Tho corner stone b on the Blic aad
III place. and n - expected THAI the
ceremonies connected with ~ laying
viii take place some time between tho
"a and Slh ~ this month. uhen aeg
~. HDrfisun. presiding elder ~ TIE
EnElish Methodist Episcopal Aiasiaa
woik lG New Mexico. Aill b. Ia IA
tancla and preside 81 che ceremony.
Prank psbeft. cashier o. the Santa
~ Central railway. Who WeHt t0 ~,
tnucla Wednesday. ~ b. present 10
the lawns of the corner stOne as did
numhtT ~ other resldonta have
returned 70 the territorial capital he
stated lhat as Rev Ronff vas absent,
tr nOiltlcd those pgoHept thar the
ceremonies would he postponed until
nr. Morrison arrived IN Estanela.
Mr Dibefl says thai quite . blt Of
Che foundation work has b0en con.
pleied, aud thar the work Wlli b.
rushed forward a. fast a. the mem.
bcra ~ fhe cnngregasl0n onn fiad lime
io work on the sifnriure
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
TO Old MEXICO
FOR TRAIN W2ECKE I
SANTA FE DETECTIVES IN RE.
PUBLIC TO REoUlslTioh MAN
FOR WHOM 5000 REWARD rs
OFFERED.


Edward Price, a secret service de-
loctlye - tho employ Of the Atchlson,
Topeka "a Santa Fe and Matt Ken
ney, Kansas City detective. have
gone TO Old Mexico 10 brlng back a
man arrested there ana charged with
being implicated In the wrockina OF n
santa ~ passenger train last Nav
near hmporia. Kas,, IN which six per-
Sons were Injured, one OF whom.
James Hanger, an old soldier from
Fort t.eavenworth. died the next day.
CHIEF Hayes and Inspector Hnlpln re-
fused 10 talk about the ease. bit Il Is
said another wrcckor has been traez
"a 70 the Philippines aud that Detec-
tive kenBey win go there 10 get him
when he returns from Old Mexico.
J. y. Hurley, general manager AT
the santa ~, has offered a reward og
$4,000 Tor the arrest and conviction OF
the guilty persons. This wreck oc-
CURED mile east az Emporla. the
hprniug Of May a. Evidence was
found Indicating that q woman and
three men were responsible for Il,
and Santa 70 officials and detectives
nave worked On the theory that tha
three men were e1-eInployae seeking
revenge because they had been dis
charged. Near the scene Of the wreck
IN pool Of water, were found a track
wrench and crowhar that had been
stolen from a nearby section tool
honae. The spikes and iiahplatos Of
Two rails on the Inside OF a curve had
been removed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
LUTHERAN COLONY.
Party Of German. Americans From
Texas, Lock Over Land Near
Lake Arthur.

A Lutheran colony IL TO be estab-
Iished near Lake Arthur. A party OF
German Lutherans from Port Arthur,
Texas, visited the New Mexico city
last week and decided 10 locate a set
Element there. The party was led by
4. II. Sasse. Mr.. Saase will move his
family 10 Lake Arthur immediately
ana VIII be accompanied ON his re-
turn trip BY several thrifty German
American families. A Lutheran
church will be erected In Lake Arthur
during the next year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

A mandamus Quit has heen BROUGHT
by the Tucumoari Times against the
board OF county commissioner at
Quay county The paper alleges that
the delinquent la1 List was given 10
another paper for publication. amer
the commissioners had entered into 4
contract with she Times. the man
aEer Of the Times claims 70 have sns-
tanned damages, having made prepare.
lions for caring for the work. ne
asks 10 be- awarded damages against
me county for the failure OF the COM
miasloners 70 live up 10 the contract
with the paper.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

~ Of photographs she has shown tha
ldulgra
No. i-A slrl may BE- a goddess Of
loVellness. bat n won't stand being
dlaiigurcd BY the tongue habit Tho
tongue should NO. " abusedby prpas.
Ing the upper lip down or by nolsisa.
ING the iips The reanh " chapped on
cracked hpa. which. aside from bclnw
painful, are homoiy ia the extreme.
q also diAfiRures the natural beauty
ilnci Of the mouth.
No. 5-Onc OF the ga .,AonoEl man.
norlsms a~onE women. and one which
y a SURE beauty destroyer. Ia bitinx
sho lips This 10 especially the habit
~ the nervous woman.
The woman Up bitter develops an
unovcn lHomh with color undnly rcd
and irregular iip-bitine also M
duc9s wrinkles around the moutn ~
age Increases.
A cure suggested Cur tbis disastrous
and vulgar habit IL nlnc hours regular
sleep each day regular meals and =
ieesenlng ~ the minimum Of the nerve
rnckin habits Of life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
RAILROAD TOPICS

C. l.. Davis. 81 Beien, special orii-
Ger Of the senia We. 10 spending few
days In the city.
N. ". burgess. Of Needles. Cal,
who VIII succeed w, J. Dixon rs cash
ier AZ the Hotel Alyarado. has arrived
In the city. Mr.. Dixon resigned mis-
position 10 work IN similar ca
paeity AZ the vi rovar hotel, Grand
Canyon
Special Santa "a Oalcer Bcniamin
J.. Peysler Of this city. has been trans
ferred 10 belen. G.. l.. Davis has
moved from Belen 10 Las Vegas. while
q. II. Gray. formerly special officer in
Albuquerque. will come from Las We.
gas 10 this city.
David Narsaex, machlnlst aeiper
al the Santa Ne shops. had the mis-.
nrtune yesterday 10 fan from a loco.
motive on which he was working. lie
sustained apraincd left wrist and
Was removed ~ che Santa Re hospital
for treatment
Nicholas Chann has returned 10
Las Vegas from the surveying camp
~ the Phelps Dodge outfit. He saws
that a. soon as the weather settles
the work OF the permanent location
viii o. pushed with q larger number
Of men and teams.
Joe stewart, q machinlst and boiler
maker AZ the shops OF the Pccoa Val.
Icy and Northeastern railroad. was at
work the other evening. when a piece
~ steel few and hit bis letf eye,
piercing the sight, Il h feared He
was operated on BY pr. Presley. the
specialist, who removed me steel.
Vincent fiolcomb len last night for
months ylslt 10 points la callfor.
mia. A pleasant reunion OF the Hol
como family was held Thanksgiving
Day, when two hrothers Of the santa
Fe freight checking clcrk. namely.
DR.. j. =. Holcomb. 0f Brown, Okla,
and Dahl H0lconb. OF ~ Paso. Texas.
partOok Of turkey dinner ana spent
an aflcrpuVq OF soclRhllity.
Rates for Homeseekers.
iae santa w. and the Rock Island
have submitted q proposition 10 the
Western Passenger association Tor
one-w way colonlsts rates. 20 be put into
erect the hrft and third Tuesdays Ia
January and February The rates
proposed are one half Of The one way
rate plus 81. The points 10 which
these tickets will be sold are south
Western Missouri. Arkansas, OklghO-
ma, indian Territory. Louisiana, Tex
AZ, Kansas. NobraHka, eastern Colo
RADIO. Wyoming and New Mexico. and
also to Pueblo, Colorado SPRINGS. ncn-
yer and Trinidad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
SENT 70 HIs HOME M
noaToN "a nfe

John q cnflcy, who has heen a res.
incnt ~ peminx Tor a number IL years
aud who has many friends IN thai com.
munliy, was sent "a hla home IN Bos,
ton. Mas rfcenily 10 a very had
condition cnrlcy has been sunerlng
with tuberculosis FOR number ~
years. and while BE- Vas ~ times benz
iltsd ~ the climate. hls mode Of life
soon placed him hack on the down
grade every time. and now Il T. BE-.
hesed t-si The enc b near wilh poor
Curley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

~ FHtfNNFffN kNHNfHt
iio you bite your lips when think
Ing Seriously
10 you turn up your nose With y
aneer3
DO you twist your eye out Of
shape2
Many o really beautiful glFi dofacoa
her physical attractions by some hid.
cous mannSrlsE. Usually she IL per-
feciiy unconscious Of Il. bat that
doesn't make q ans the less disgust.
Ing TO 0nlookora
The sirl Who is constantly llftlng
her eyebrows. should overcome the
habit.
II isn't pretty 10 stick your tongue
against your upper lip. Any habit
can be- overcome With a biz Of thought
and care Each time you realize li,af
You are rcsoriing 20 ala ugly manner.
Ism, quickly remember that you are
making yourself hldeOus. n you for.
set the first time don't let that as
courage YOU. but the next time that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
FORGED A PASS
TWO YOUNG MEN ~ JAIL FoR
HAVING GONE WRONG.

Some days ago a man named n. l..
Misier was sent down 90 nomlng from
|Hiiror City 10 relieve the day Cd.
Ierntor and ticket agent on the Santa
IFe but for some reason ala not 20 10
work; instead. he l0afod around ne
tiekel once a day or two and then
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

Brooklyn lnne ART an Keyed up over
the report that Mike Kelly har Askta
% be transferred from Cincinnati Ia
some eastern club. The trolley dOdr
ms faithful believe Mike viii % land.
"a for their lsam.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

Spectral Correspondence
las crncca. NJ s.. bee A. told
IN The Citizen friday the Mitchell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
las CRUCES LAc0NICS

a BATCH or INTERESTING TOR.
ics FRoM TIE MEsiLLA VAL.
Lay CITY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

q. A. harnydt, master mechanic OF
the coast lines aud chief clerk 10 I. }.
Hicks, Il confined TO his home with 4
severe cold.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

b. .. 1. Banchon. n n. A. Hubbeni y.
q. r. eancnea. NJ. hills. a acres. land "a.
on N. 81 A. q. oarciti =. "A. eanrneHi y.
river. NJ. Ofnnt limlta. 40 ncrea last halt
iaxeai II penalty, = centpi costs W.
sanchss. Carlos P..-Land Hd on n. by
J. A.. Sanchez q. ,. 4. sanchez y. y. a,
,ueoell Y s s.nss,s. sefs s 'ens sa n
river. VI. Grant limits y acre. land 10.
un N. 81 l.. II. HanChe1i =. ,. 8Dnchrai ~.
river. ~. Grant NtiIns. last nall tnAe.i
fati penalty = cenini costa, tl'pi tostA'
ssnchsn. Mntlns--I.and Bd. On n, BY
Public road y ho1enwaidi y - fsniiia.
IA Ch8fes, 3. l. Hereiai =, Jnte natisn-
vi. ~. road, acres, taxes. tg.tsi penalty,
- cents. costs 10 cents, total, ti.6o.
sanchez. Nicolan--iRnd tQN.lA varas.
,,a' , sn n. n5 49, " es''s' Trn,l,lo, isnd
aIuRis varas. Bd on y. Hedeyi .. Puelie
ruad. u. ~ naca, W. n. sancheNi tAAes,
$3.50; penalty, A cents; costs 70 cents
'i ssssscbcl. Amhroulo--iand esxzo varas;
lld ou M by Pedro Garcia y n. Apo
dacA. y. j. D. Garcia taxes, Nyii pen
atty, y csais: sos,s' sent sSssa s var
-. tSi' Oh N ana ~ ~ " ChaVcni y.
river: w. Public road land ny ltio fuef
20. section a, 100 acrcHi taxes, 81 ~ pfn-
'' ssveara. nsnito-i.and 30 on n by
NJ psrs. +. ana ~. river. W. a.
aan1otal. acres land 10. IN n. N
road q and A.. sanchez. ". Public lpAe
ono hnif acre fnud Nd on NJ ~ y
Romero. N u. a. inlbbcli ~. Public
road. w a. Annya, l3 acres taxes, Ails.
penalty. " cents costs, 500 total Nss;
on \. III III onbaldou. \. J. Anauteai =.
river. W. Public road land lytxitt Ntfasl
n. Al a Otcro. VI 3 aanenea ihnd,
i4lrao earna. Bd. ON n ~ 3. Hnca, =.
Flseman ilroa. NJ. rad. w nrruAli land
In urct- ret No y. isxfo varHei 80, on
NJ ~ g.. ranncienoi = hererfai ~ =. ~
fhaNegt w road. land iffKlD Naruai ttd
on n ~ Armii0. a Al. Aanayai ~ ard
81. aceqiiln. taxes. $40. penalty - cents
costs 49, total, $50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

issa penalty. u centai costs. 8 eensai
'v Garcia AZ aolrlnA c. Iceland lasroo var.
lano ~ hlllnl W. fahei tHheb a nl ren.
atty, ~ centa oqsta, y ceutai. total, ISL
uriegQ, hatael--i.ana ~. nn n. ~
road, b Orleaoi ~, Cartoons w I'M
knowni taxes. unhb. penalig, y cenisi
c9aia b cents total, tliM.
iiGnaales. AhraIr-l,aiid sts2l1 tAfaa, 40.
~ y. by craoala, y and ~ ~ IA os on
81 u y. uuualci 4. =. g. silva - y
inchoCo. W. hills pfeCinct ~. lar
1880 varaa; %. On q py Z 0eryia;
,o,s lsne tsrss. = l,d Y On h. hy atste 81
Juan A. unroin, 81 ~, and W. 4. Mon
tanoi taAeB, NHi PENALTY, ~ cehfsi eoaias
az oasc Ia" ffnnciaco II-Iaud s2ssz yards
81 on y. b Cfabajal, ~ aaf,,ass
~ rallrondi NJ. ncequIai land lyAew
yarisi 80, on n, by 4. feis; Il Apgasossi
cents penalty. y cents costa y cents
'V t.os,s si,.s fiiario-Innd soses yeras;
"a. oa \. ~ lesal. r.ies,e ~, ~. Ma ,ssi
oxtg warns. I'd on n ~ 4. kempenichi )
~ AZ aandoval. y. 4, feicsi W J, ~.
Candeiarlai taxes q ~, penalty, ~ cents.
costs. " cents total So 49,. ,.s.a
wants. Ba on n. 81 Trajinos ;. J. Ara
gon. ~ hills. NJ. river. land lg4soo yards
81. on N BY j. ~. Oensaieai 3. ,. rre.
a ''o ed aug, % \. 4, Il lsias NY 81 j. M'
t,onaaI-e ~ ~ Ailaf ", -. AAAt ac4 :
ihNes i2ii. penalty. 2 cents; oosts, tl.goi
ga, 6afcla. Ansuel Antonio Land eSeo
varaa. ia. on n b. j. A. Harcla, ,. AZ.
Yrlslrrl. ~ road, ~. river, land tik1n
Nnraa. ID. on III Dy M. frisarri, 3 a.
snmofai =. road NJ aeeQuiai land pa
Vnras. nd on NJ BY AZ. NflRnrfli \. X.
enmnrn. h. railroad w road, laud s1kHt
vnraa. IA on N. by Manuel Rail- y.
4oae Nrirpni n, ete0uiA, ". Fourth
strtsi. takos. tLl. penalty. q cents.
costs. 81 %. total h.s1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26
Notice 10 Delinquent TaIpay-
aTs Of Sale Of Property.


Notice IL hereby given that the FOL.
lowing ilpt contains the names Of 81
property npon which enc taxes levied
in the year 1904. IN and for the terri
forv of New Mexico. county Of borna'
lilo and city ~ Albuquerque, amoani'
ing To less than e26, 20 have become
deiinqnent. together with a descrlp-
einn III the property. and tie amount
OF taxes. penalties and costs que op-
poeito each name anJ description. W
Gcthcr with n separate statement ot
the taxes due on personal property
whether the several taken are dne
from the same owner or owneisi