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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

three feet deep Manager siockard
has men and five teams az work. clear.
ing away The snow and cutting out q
r0ad, sn that the trip may soon hc
made through % Torrance
Manager Siockard and Me- Shafno
remained or Wire Lake tu snpofintend
The work OF clearing n road.
Edwin A. winter OF Santa Fe. who
left here Monday a. a passenger Tor
Torrance. returned today with Ems
driver n q Campbell ne says She
experience was an unhappy one. for
him. remaining fhroe days and uirhif
on tho snow blocked plains. BE stop
ped az Wire Lake with ManaFof
Siockard. who dld ali possible fOf
his comfort. furnishing plenty ~ bed
ding. fire and food TIE W.T. nuw go
90 Santa BE hy train
Mr. Campbell asked the Record "a
say that ar siockard did evoryihlne
On nis power 90 get through, h1i b
was q ease OF insufmounlablo SHOW
hl0ckado.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

The Rvcnius Ctls, b. ilst saturday
afternoon. eAoluaively published q
special Glapafoh from Washington.
stating that cX.neloKato. D 3 RUdey
had Sled charges against Territorial
Secretary W. Rayuuids witn CHAIR
man nfvcf.dgo of tine senate commit
tuc on territories. ami that on account
90 these charges the nomination OF
Mr.. Raynolds 90 succeed himself a.
secretary OF the Territory hnd net
been confirmed
ln substance. che charges are.
Offensive craftsmanship pulldozlng
delegates to the convention in 1904,
which Old not rpnominatc "a Delegate
Rndey o. the republican candidate for
dolceato 90 the Fifty ninth congress.
The mdlscriminaie pardonlng OF crlm'
iuals thai through political encct
and work, Mr. Reynolds secured a
large increase Va the fees of hla o.
zee ana 30 manipulated matters tn TIE
legislative assembly as % have if pass
measures increasing such fees great
ly: thoi MT Reynolds in conjunction
with Governor Otero, hy unfair means
procured public lands Tor sheen
ranch in central New Mexico. on
each side of the Arroyo Saladu. eight
miles side aud many miles Ions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
NEW YORK
NEWS LETTER

New York. Jan. ia.-Thc authorities
have arrived az thc conclusion that
taxing pcre0nal property doesn't pay
thar In the main ihe city lnsra money
BY putting personal property on the
sax rolh Every little while a new st
90 refofmcrs spring mp With CXtrava.
rant Ideas of their duty 90 make
everybody pay taxes $50 they 80
through the city. building afier build.
ing. ana taking nnmg@ from the door
signs. put the iancliul Figures oppo-
site 90 them on the assessment rolls.
hui no stream of cash ever flows
into The city treasury from these
newly discovered ulncers, Tor almost
20 a man the newly Assessed swear
Of their names The asaeasnfH have
kept sharp eyes 1u Che lists of lncor.
pofnfed cnmuaniff cf other states.
Who have filed papers in MT state.
and ASSESS them by the million of
dollars. only to find IN perhaps two
thirds of the CAGES thg interpretations
have not perfected their organization,
and that, in some eases. not a ceat
has been paid in on the stock All
fhis has caused sreai losa io thr city
noi alone Tor the loss of expected col.
lections. but because Tor each one OF
these worthless assessed unea there
has been a reduction of the relative
assessments uf the good ones, and 40
the city has failed 10 collect a couple
~ thousand dollars By assessing u
upon a worthless. who haunt paid. Of
course. and the gencFal assessment
has been iessoncd by iust that much.
and the receipts OF che total tax roll
has PANIED ont Just $50 much leaH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
GOVERNMENT SURVEY
OF the SALT0N SEA


Tho changes now takinh place in
that part of nouihom California which
is known as rno snii0u Sink. HaltOu
Sea. imperial valley. or Colorado Des.
era. are of so wide spread pupulnr aud
scientific interest that thc director of
the United States Geological survey
has ordered en- immediate survey of
the entire AREA
What ls now fertile and pOpulOuH
valley vas many centuries ago a great
lake OF Inland sea. a hundred miles in
lonRih. into which flowed the wHtgra
of the Colorado river. Owing io the
q Annges On the course of the river the
inflow ceased and the water of the
lake finally eyEporatcd AZ The lowest
point ln the valley a salt marsh was
iof. the bottom of which was nearly
800 feet below sea level
About "a year ago IA irrigation com.
pauy cut a shallow ditch through the
bank of the Colorado River into this
basin. A little later, at time whCu
the water in the river was very hiEh.
the banks OF This ditch were cut
away and iis bottom was secured cat
hv ihp rapid current. so that now prac.
ln the river flows into the basin. nu,
Ing the past six or olsht months thou
sands of dollars have been expended
ln various Intellectual attempts 90 con.
troll the inflow 81 the river. The salt
marsh has hccn enlarged to form \
lake forty or rfty miles In length
The water Of which h rising NJ the rate
Of about an inch a day.
The proposed surveys viii furnish
data for an accurate man OF that por
ton of The old lake that Hos Within
the United States. and will enable the
photographers of the survey tn show
In correct positions 90 the map, the
numerous towns within he area. the
channels uf the two streams that
carry me waters 81 the Colorad,
Riyev 10 the lake. and various other
topographic features with these datr
IN hand. a careful estimate can ID
made OF the time that q would tab,
90 flll this grcai lake basin agair
should the course az the COLORADO
River not be- changed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
MEN ENGAGED M
CEMENT INDUSTRY.

Minneapolis. MINI. Jan. IL ono OF
she most Interesting and important IN
dusirial conventions ever held In this
cts o. the second annual convention
OF the Northeastern Cement Products
Association. which also held its first
annual convention here a year agu
in connection with the convention an
exhibition has been arranged go t9e
building 90 The Vivian Carriage Re
pository. on Henuepin avenue. where
the business meeting OF the aHaocia.
lion will also be- held The exhibits Oc.
cupy a floor space Of more than 1000
square fest and include a remark.
able variety az cement and concrete
machinery and products ana a dls.
play Of various anlinncps and tools
used ln cement work and hulldinN with
concrete. An Interesting program has
been prepared for the convention.
which viii Dec opened Informally this
morning. and will hold sessions lea The
afternoon and evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
TRUE HERO WORE NEW
YORK POLICE BADOE.

Ouo of ihe heroes q. the police
Ajax Whitman fell vlctim
90 his bravery On fifth Wcnue, Ia bis
effort to stop a runawa team. which
was cutting q swain amtag crowd Of
children His undulnE vas peculiarly
painful Pursuing The team ON his
bicycle, and finally catching up with
the madiy galloplug horses one or
them a. whitman Caufhi hia Bride
flung up hts head. pulling Whitman
orr hia wheel and IN sqine way, the
pnlicemans legs got en- hnHled in the
wagon wheel and he was whlrled
around and around many times. and
finally Ten 0ui on the pavement n.
sensible With hotn legs broken In
many places There ie snrrnw so che
police force, for Whkuau was lfa
pride. having distinguished i'imsolf lu
many acts Hike that Naich laid him
low He got tho name uf Ajax Dee.
cause of the frats OF strength many
OF them most remarkable, that he had
performed The first arrest be- made
be- carried % 20Onuuni man tO the
station house HO threw team OF
runaways with one huni Ho carried
two drunken men five blocks to the
lookup He iined a car iull of paFsen
gera from a fallen horse lie has lifted
lime aud again. loaded trucks from
car tracks Ho lifted 2l0 pounds with
hls teeth He arrested broken down
automobile OF sixiy-hurie power. and
pushed % 90 no Hlatifn house haif
a mile Ho carried pianos up and
down Hairs Hc aayei hundreds o..
children with their muses. from un.
aways IKE che one Boz which b. met
with disaster How ht Will come Qua
of thls wreck Is NOT knOwn. but ~
ih0 prayers OF New Workers wiz avail
A. the Great white Throne, Ne will
regaiu every limb az solnd az a dollar.
and VIII not lose an atom % hIs
strength "a speedy recovery aud
long llie 90 him" says an Ncw York.
aud ~ may the entire United States.
Tor Ajax whitman Is I man in whom
tho entire country may ioel pride.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
FOREST RESERVE
ADJUSTMENT TO nE OFFERED
PEcos COPPER coMPANY--cAr.
TLE ARE BEING IMPROVED

Acting Supervisor Leon y. Kneipp
and Ranger q Stewart Of the Pccos
Forest Reserve left Santa ne for
COwlcs. Ia regard io the ease of the
PecOs Copper company.
it Is probable that an adjustment
win be- offered the copper company
Ia the shape Of q heavy paymeut for
the wood alleged fu have been used
or ~ The reserve and FOR the timber
cut on ihn mining claims. rOadwayH
and clearing away f3r the water ditch.
" the company accepts the offer the
case vii be- dropped otherwise lt viii
be- prosecuted for trospaHs.
The number OF cattle IN the reserve
IS steadily increasing on account of
the charge for grazing Two years
ago there were 1900. This number
WA reduced during tho past year a.
the grass was good outside the re-
serve The indications are that there
viii not he over 5000 ia the reserve
this season.
.. " Harrison. merchant at pecos.
who has had a number OF cattle. has
disposed 90 them. it d. understood. at
low prices. 90 prevent paying the
charges Messfa. Windsor and Dock.
wilier have also disposed 0l some
cattle. and Messrs Wllliama. Lewis
and dilm0ur have sent Is number ~
fat sicers to Kansas city. where good
prices were realized. Lytfltton Lewis
end J ~ - 0llmOur went 81 Kansas
City BBncher Lewis has returned
with number of fine Aberdoen.Angus
bulls ahich viii be- used for grading
900 fhc stock On the reserve Haucher
Gilmuur has g0ue 20 BIS oid hlme in
Kentucky, Cor o. visit i.lewelly Lewis
and James Sweeney rrlnrt plenty Oi
Know Boa the mountains. bat not ton
much in the valleys
Dr. Sparks and Mr. Gonzales have
recently sold bunch oft iai steers iu
Santa % butchers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
DEATH GRADUALLY
CLAIMING FAMILY.


Peter A Peterson died yesterday
from blood poisoning, resulting from
frostbliton feet. says the Optic. Not
often b. deaths heavy hand laid more
severely upon a family than In this
Instance Three months ago, the
father and mother. who had followed
three beloved boys th the silent tomb.
started with the two remaining boys
10 drive from Wlnd0m. Kan, 90 Nee
Mexico. The mother and one % the
remaining sons was afflicted With CO.
borculosls. on the way the two boys
Developed typhoid fever and Ole Of
the boys died. after reaching the city
saturday. Optic reported the death
Of the mother with Tuberculosis. and
now tho father has passed over, leav.
ing az the sole member Ol ihn imme
dlatc family. one l0-yoarold boy
within two months six members Of
the one family have cFossed me great
divide
A brother of che latest deceased, C
W. Peterson, arrived from Kansas
yesterday and viii leave tonight with
the remains of the husband and wife
Tor Window. where tho funeral viii
be held.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
Local Happenings

Vegas q. NJ Maroon. Nenl VI Fird.
1Usiia Romeo. y W clancy aad Per.
fccto Afmlio of Albuquerque ana
solomon i.uua off Toe Lunaa just
beinTg the caahcf Vaa borne from tho
church io the cemetery Hon. II. ID.
raifnu made "a mosf touching addfaas.
hc hayinN been friend f0r many
yeaw of ihp decreased
Sire gidruH gave The HfHi uf her
two piano rec.iais this afternoon nt
ucigCk n ihO ball room of Elhs
opera house a fnif sized nudianeN
was present Co hear the efforts Of
hrrarii ami pupils, aHslHicd hy MrH
a ~ Miller c1niraitp. aud 81 ~ HAD
dem. Viulinist The SECOND recital
viii D. given tonight ai s u'cinck
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
MOTHERS. DO you KNOW

The nsny ao-caiied birth medicines, aud
uioet rcfuodirs for women in the treaimpri
et her delicate organs. contain more a.
less OPIUM, morphine and strycluinef
Do tou Know that Ia nost eountiios
arugKiala are not permitted 20 aell narucl.
iee without labelling them poirunag
Do tou Know that y0u ahOuif 80
take Materially any uledicluS ser che
paiu accompanying gTcEnnncY.
Do Nou Know that Mother Eflan1
d applied externally oaly7
Do You Know that Riotheg's rriond
y q ceisbraisd prescription, and that h
has been ln use over forty years, and that
each bottle Of the ReBaine bears tia aanr
q The hraddeld Regulator Cor
Do you kn0u that WheE you uaa this
ssmedy during the period 81 seriatiou
that yun will te free az pain and baai
hfal'hy. hearty aud clever chlldrenf
Well, these things aso woFth kuouiuF
fhey are facts. OF druggists af eI.o0
Deaf be persuaded 10 tfy q tubslltuia
Our itiis boak "hlothorhnod" Urea.
1ad akspugiu steutAIoa &C. Aiianh o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
SHOOTING AND KILLING
M 8ouTHERN NEW MEXICO

About two weeks ago, Juan Mar
iinez waB shot aud Killed 40 Colorado
Rodcy post9nlce by Eseqnlel Leharlel
says the las C-uces Republican, Le'
barle claimed self defense, and the
c0rcners jury up there acquitted him.
but later he vas arrested and brought
iO las Cruces. and a preliminary
hearing WAS had last Saturday even.
Ing before judge Lopez The judge
found the evidence sufficient 90 hold
him 10 await the action OF che grand
jury. and be was sonf 90 jain. a wo
man was al the bottom 0i the trouble
between the two men
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
FAILURE or AUTOMOBILE
TRIp 10 TORRANCE

The Nrsi experiment of carrying
The maiis ny automobile from RIOS
wen 20 Torrance resulted iu failure.
y. G Campbell. the driver Of the ear
that leti hero yesterday. returned at
O'Clock today with the mail he took
out yesterday Ne got within thirty
one miles OF Eerrance, when he was
stopped by the snow The two bis
Buirk automobiles that left here on
Monday, driven hy }. W stockard and
Charley Sharpe 10 make the first trip
this way with mail from Torrance,
have not yet reached Torrance. being
stalled by the snow. They are nov az
Wire Lake. Tho snoW h from one 90
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

You che aioyc named defendants
and each of you are hereby Notified
that ihe above named defendants have
commenced their action against You
in iht above named court. ialng cause
numbered ls 1n fhr fockof 10 Fnid
cruri fhBf iho general Obirfi of said
aci inn O. ta secure the partition uf tho
real estate hasoluafier described. a..
cOrding io ere rights of me several
owucfs thereof aud fn require you sod
each 1f you to come ln ana sHf un or
prove your respective interests in and
io said premises or BE- forever barred.
and in case partition OF SAID premises
cannot Pa bad without material iniury
io ihe interests ~ roe respective oun.
ers then for a sale 0f said premises
and a division 0f Che proceeds thereof
between the parties according To- their
respective riehts and 81 proper equit
ahio relief
Said real estate d slinafo 10 tho
county az Mckinley, Territory Of New
Mexico. and o. described a. Follow
fO-Wit.
"A tact % land known a. toe rclluo
Tni0ya Grant, which sald tract Of lana
lE more particularly described in she
nNifut from tno United states o. tho
heirs, assigns and legal representa-.
lives ~ Felipe rafoya, Diego Antonio
ChaVra and Pedro Chavos. dated ApFil
2a 1909. aad recorded July iT 1893 lp
Volume l3 40 tho Record NJ neoia.
pages ll04gf inclusive, reiereure to
which said patent Is hereby maao inr
a more particular description
You aro further notified that enc
Plaintiffs attorneys are McMlllen ana
Reynolds whose po1f0face address ia
Albuquerque. New Me1icn and inat
unless you and each of you euior Year
Appearance ln said eausU on or be-
fore ihe sra day of March. 1905. iade
meni wiH be- roudertd aRalnsi sou and
each of 500 hy default
lseaiI ~ 81 DAME
Clerk uf said Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

10 Mars q Webb. cassie white S. e..
White n sIrnmuui D. d.
amiihor NforFp % l8FeHun John
son VI umuu. b. q Kelly. d n
Abraham ID baldwin hff hrln.
persons claiming interest uf fltir in
thr Ola Timer i.ude Nlnnr Claim
fuu are hereby nmined that We
have expended in labor aud improve
mrnia uuun enc old Timer lode. $50
uaiod in the Now placers Mining ins
ifict county oi sunia Fr and forr
iory ul New Mraiso. Ono Hundred nnI
lurE fcr thu ytaf igp3 ~ niii aufeaf
hY certificate niei November tfh
1903. Ono Hundred Dollars for the
year 1904 a. viii appear ay certificate
flied November iifh igUf aud Our
Hundred Dollars for ihu year 1896. az
VII appear ~ certificate died a.
crnhef 2sth. 1905 ln me office ~ thF
thO Recorder 90 sald county ln order
20 hold said premises under pUeiainH
of Section 1854 Revised slsiutrs uf
The United states holuE amount o.
qulrud ga hold ihu same fur the years
ending November 1851. 1919 Duccm
beer afsi 1900. ami December 3isl
1905.
And " within ninety DAYS after this
uutlcu ny Publication yuu iail m fa-
fuse Go contribute your proportion ~
such expenditure as co-oUnor. your boz
tUrpst in Halh clHlm viii hucnmp thH
property Of zoe subscriber undor said
section $500
q. o. BROOKS.
W. a.. srRiNKLEH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Information mas been received that
an ontlnn has been given on tho larg-
est place in the YesuQue valley 90
Meaars CLAY and Meredith nf Chi-
cng0. and that the transfer Qf the
property viii occur in the near future.
When the trade % contaminated the
new owners win make many improve
ments on their property.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
NEW OATH iNvENTgp
GOA flNN 0g

The importation OF The Nine Gods
pf War" BY Police Commissioner
hingham, 10 swear By 70 hailed win
delight BY section oi the population
shat seeks freshness for their Oaths
F0r many years They, IKE others. who
Swear not a. an" have seen 30 re
suit from their profanity, end they
have felt that Il has Lost iis fresh
ness and variety ana 10 have failed
10 touch tho right spoi from. possibly
too much retefaliuu There n such
q plenty 0f Oatks ln New York oinoes
and NcW York streets. an the while,
thai one would suppose that if they
Were worth anyihinE "a al in pushing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
BERNHART COMPLAINS
or HIGH Priced sEATs.

Madame Bernhard who speaks by
the card. says the ruin OF the greater
drama is before the public of greater
cities because the price of seats b.
roing up 90 81 per orchestra stall,
while vaudeville and automobiles are
growing cheaper.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

A lobster DO ne plate beats two IN
q box
A millionaire ought 10 De- born every
minutc
Dead men tell mo- talos hut theli
friends do
lt'a a long lane that han 10 be- trny
oled IN anything but an automobile.
Divorce viii out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

10 Frank EnEols. walter Allowar.
thcir heirs administrators and a.
slgns. and an persons claiming in,
icrosi or title 90 the Iron Mask and
Black Iron Mining Ch Inns.
fuu arc horuby notified that W..
YOUR cpuWncrs in the Iron Mask
Lode and ihp Black iron lode. siiu
aiod in Tho las placiias MlniRg nis
irlci, county ~ SandOval. Tcrriinr1
uf New Mexico. have expended Two
Hundred Dollars iu labor and improve
meniH upon said lodrs. ns will appear
hy certificate filed October gnd. 1905
Ia The Office of The Recorder az said
county. in order to hold said premises
under provisions of section 1894. re-
yisod Statutes of The United States
hciuE the amount required tn hold iho
Same fur toe year ending December
liei 1906
And u within ninety DAYS after This
notice Boy publication Yuu fan or refnFn
go contribute your proportion az such
expenditure ns a Cu0Nnor ynuf inter
ost 10 said clHlm ain become nhr
property 0f iho subscribers. under said
seciion 1924
iERhEHT % RROOKS.
g. = FRANK
Flrst publication. Jan ga 1909
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
ssere,arY,s AnaNsr.

Secretary Reynolds D. not ln Wash
inEton. ml iu santa ~. hunco hih
answer was mol tolesraphed as "spe'
cial" from Washington, neither from
Santa ~. hut clipped from The col
umns Of the Sew Mexican. To cues.
tlons Secretary Reynolds replied as
follows.
~ Is rather dificuli, "a fact, almost
impossible tn give specific answers "a
such punrrnlItlps as arr charged in
this Mspatch Replyinr however, 90
the accusations az they appear, ] can
state that to offensive pariiannshin
and bulldozing delegates. q has been
nay custom % attend all primaries inI
city, county aud territorial convcn
TONS. but ! have never beon selected
az o delegate from such primaries "a
any city or county convention. nos
have ever been selected as a dele
gate Ia any territorial convention.
have mover bnen inside the hall ul 9
territorial convention. even az spec
tat0r
No influence Used
q have never attempted "a iniuenc,
or cOerce any delegate to any con
NNNtANN NN THREAT OF NMHlH W ANNHA ~
political or pUcunlHry. directly, lndi
rcctly. personally or through sa Inter
mcdiary az otherwise,
As for manipulation of office GO in
crease fees. the fees of this uihcU al
lowed hy act of congress, lpne ~
iS7S. and territorial statutes are auu
sinntially the same to-day as the
were twenty years ago. except that j
1897 certain Incorporation fees, here
toforc retained hy the secretary, wer
made rcturnahlo to the territorial
treasury.
Returns increased.
During the four years or my ir
cumhoncy my returns to the terri
iurlal treasurer have averaged abou
$4,000 par Rnnum. against on aver
age az less than fi,o0a per annum b
my Predecessor. and such efforts q
I have made have been confined O
attempts GO Increase the territorial
receipts.
with reference 40 the charge q
pardoninE uctoriOus criminals for D,
iltical effect. while acting governor
there Is no board Of pardOns IN Net
Mexiou. hence che general rule va
established by Governor OtorO Ia 1883
that applications for executive Glen
ency must be- accompanied by tRynri
BILE requests from the trial Judge an
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

THAT tramp printer named sklios
who called az your onlce last Thurs.
faY was mixed on hit dates sald
Tom Domaine tO fhe Examiner 'ho
aid a heavy suow foll here Stay iG.
1876 the day be- wns here with Robin
SONS circus. bar Thar lF uot 30 re,
member May DC 1876. particularly. be-.
raase on that day amt work a. "a
blacksmith for Miller Hrus and iher
was no snow 90 any other Kind Df bad
weather that day Belleioniaine fOl
Examiner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

W. q nluNu division freight and
passenger assent 90 the Santa Fo AZ
20 PaaO. who has been in tae city
seYoTl days with the delegation or
tAe Chicago Commercial association,
left Gov hls home in El paao lass
night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
In the District Court Of the County of
Mckinley Territory 81 View Msnims

IN the District Court Of The County nf
Mckinley Territory 81 View Mexiop
Juan y Sanchez nemetrlo Iaramiiiu.
jose n Chavez Jose Manuel
ChaYss. Jose lammilip. perfllo On
tlt. Federlrn Chafta. Pablo Chaves.
lsldro Chnves. 1osnsita ChaYcs
Juan chayes lnse B8llpi0a Hamen
halleipa. losefa Bnileios, Julie
hallelos. Bariaru Iammillo, Euien
ia Chayos f.uE Chaven. Lola
Chuyes, Maria ChaYes. lose lara.
milo. iuana Iaramillo Teudoso
Sanchez l.uhoria Sanchez. Aianacio
sanchez lesun sanchez Manuel
Chavcs
Plaintiffs
WI, $50. aN.
Ramona O.. AZ liara. George " knsf.
hel, tbe unknown heirs AZ Felipe Tu4
foya. decreased Tho unknown hgirs
NJ DiogO Antonio Chaves. decreased.
the unknown heirs " Pedro ChaYpH
dcc6 ascd. otherwise kn0un 49,
Pedro De- ChaYes. deceased. and az
unknown uWnera 0f the lands heff-
matter dearTlhof.
Defendants
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