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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
Talk to Secretary Hay.

They lied on me ln the campaign
They accused mo OF being an imperial.
lst dictator a Caesar. don't want
20 be misunderstood by the people. {
want them 90 know that ! am 90 be
their president Dr. nay own right.
There are certain reforms I am do.
'ermlncd 90 Dairy out. NJ / should
Doc suspected of farther presidential
ambitions my motives would be cues.
toned. my course would be hnmpurod,
and the reforms have iu mind would
ho more or less discrodtad. I have
tried faithfully 90 carry out Mt Mc.
kinlcys policies, and for doing this
have hsm subjected 90 assault aud
hellfuing arralgnmeut No man can
be- free and independent in the proHi,
dcncy who has designs upon another
term. I refuse 90 be- placed ln that
position"
As tho Roosevelt maiontIes con.
tinucd go grow the third term was
the chief topic OF discussion among
the presidents friends at the White
house that nlEht. Mr. Roosevelt
could not help hearing much of it.
and although hc insisted. whenever
forced hy the trend uf the CONVERSE
ton that the statement was the visa
and proper course % pursue az that
time ha dld not forbid his gucats
TO further discuss the third term pTop-
ositi0n.
What has been detailed here 10
known 10 many Of the republican Iced.
ors Ia congress This Ia the reason
why they are now studying the state.
meni They want 20 see u there Ia
In Il q loophole OF escape. Thus far
none Of thom IL known to have found
a. nut this does not satisfy them
quite. That IL why several Of them
have undertaken To sOand the presi.
dent ln lhe last week, or since the
Rils interview provoked the llyeliest
sort OF interest In the question Of
the republican leadership IN 1908.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

came the bride OF Theodore Roose.
welt.
Some OF tho evening gowns which
Miss Roosevelt Is having made may
give the Londonors and Parians a new
idea ot American fabrics and Amori.
can droasmakcrs. ono gown "a pale
green tissue hullt over deep yellow
MORE With drapery of frosted leaves
and exqulsiiely embroidered bodice.
Another evening gown Is a fetching
combination of fine silk lace, tulle
aud satin In deep cream with drapery
and combinations Of the most effect.
i've style.
A broadoloth gown OF old rose trim.
med with sable and Persian embrold.
cry Is another OF the handsome toilets
being prepared by a Washington tailor
for the trouHseau. In the matter OF
lingerie, Miss Roosevelt has been
equally patriotic. All the dainty EN-.
hroidory and stitching har been given
90 a girls Industrial bsas 10 Wash.
ingtOn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

robe built on severely plain lines
Her robe viii be- fashioned according
90 court regulations. for q Is 10 do
dual service. first az the wedding and
then at tho court OF King Edward VII
The train will measure three yards
and win come from the back widths
and swell into hillowy folds, with a
so1i rufilo Of chiffon peeplng beneath
Miss Roosevelt, who has gained the
reputation OF being one OF the best
gowuCd women IN America, has spent
much thought on the details OF her
bridal robe. The bodice will bo en-
hroidered ia seed pearls aud a wide
leaf design OF SOFT silks. Some rare
old lace which has adorned the wed.
ding finery OF several generations Of
the Lees, the maternal ancestors of
the bride, will be- draped on the
sleeves and form a bertha effect. A
veil OF tulle aud orange blossoms will
complete tho toilet and Miss Rooso.
Welt may carry an Ivory prayer book
Which her mother used when she be.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

well 70 do trading class aping the
dress, the customs. the manners OF 80.
cloty, ana behind them, the nat dwell.
lers Keep up appearances on small
Incomes and make desperate At
tempt % keep pace with their
woaltnles nflghbors.
Family LIE IN Peril.
"kight through this various strata
runs the habit of reckless expendl.
sure, Of living beyond or up 20 every
cent 0f ones income for the sake az
The pleasure OF the moment.
THE greatest OF an dangers that
threaten the future Of This country Is
IN the disintcErtlon of family life.
For this, the restaurant. with ls save.
trouble sayclahoF tendency o. re-.
snonslhle Thega a. IN these DAYS llt.
tle Of the simn''. beautiful unison OF
families. the iayc at parent OF %,
brother and Sister The ego rules.
Az things are for SELF
What the en' VIII be do not
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
NOTICE

TO Wilbur Dunlayy. bic heirs. admin
iHtratOrs and assigns:
Won are hereby notified that ! have
expended IN labor and improvements
upon the Refuge Lode, situated In the
Now Placers Mining District County
OF santa Re, Territory OF New Mexico.
for the year 1905, one Hundred
100000 Dollars. as will appear by
certificate filed December 2Sth. 1906
In tho ONCE of the Recorder OF said
county, iu order 90 hold said premises
under provisions OF section 1884 Re.
yisod Statutes of the United States.
being amount required 20 hold the
same for the year Guiding December
gist, 1908.
And II within ninety days after this
notice by publication you fail or re-
fuse 60 contribute your proportion OF
such expenditure 40 a cO-owner your
Interest in said claim viii become the
property of the subscriber under said
section 23ei
GEORGE ALEXANDER.
First publication Jan. 81, 1909.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

know, But DO not. like the pessl.
mist, cry 'Chaoa' For after All. Amer.
lean men and women have tho great
heart large sympathy and strength
m purpose that make the greatness
of g nation. Tho pursuit 81 money
within limitations. has its good side.
our mighty danger o. that this com.
merciallfm viii develop into a fever.
u have bone. and my hope Tor the
future Q' our people Hes not In the
cities. tut Ia those thousands of
guilt little towns and cities scattered
Owe Sew England and the west.
whore people learn 90 live For Il is
ln 'hcae places thai you ind the true
ideal OF pure and uusolnfn American
womonhood anL manhood. An the
Grand simplicity OF the true nome
lifo rho highest type OF Americanlsm
lg 90 he found thore From these
places COME oyory day the mon Who
are 20 make history Ana On them lies
our best hope
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
AN ELEPHANT FoR
WAR sEcRETARY TAFT

Secretary Of War Taft has been hay.
Ing the time of his life lately trying
tO figure ont how to avoid woundlng
the sonalhilitles of an eastern pOten.
tate, and az the same time save him'
self from becoming tho owner of an
elephant.
Some time ago there appeared in
the American newspapers rcproduc.
lions pf a photograph ot Secretary
Tau on horseback. accompanied by n
STORY that the war secretary, who
weighs over 800 pounds had great dii.
fculy in finding O horse sufficiently
strong to carry him.
Tho picture and story hy some
chance, found their way into the
hands 9f tho ruler OF an Asiatlo pe0.
plO The heart of the potentat0 was
touched not only for tho secretary
but likewise Tor the horse
What he should have and what
he shall have" cried the yellow king
"ls tho choicest and likewise the
strongest. elephant from MY sacred
herd"
Accordingly. the bland and smiling
representative in Washington Of this
AgiatlC ruler was Instructed 10 OK
press 10 the Secretary OF War the
wish of his gracious master that the
sacred elephant should be- accepted
as token Of the kings esteem, az
well as IN the cause OF mercy 20 man
and beast.
Secretary TIN had one fleeing men
tai picture OF himself on Pennsylvania
avenue astriho the elephants back
then he began To sldeHtep. lie feared
the ocean voyage would not agree
with the elephant; that the climate Of
Washington would be- Injurious 90 it'
health. TINT he would bee lonesome
here, away from the other members
of the herd A. each objection was
urged. the Aslatic diplomat smiled hi'
biandost smile and with a difiereutia
bow assured the secretary that there
was no ground for fear.
Mr. Taft finally said he would hav'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

Special Correspondence Tho Citizen;
washington. D. c., Jan. 29-Miss
HnOECvcitB wedding gown ln fact.
the entire tronHscau, iB OF American
manufacture. The materials, OF heavy
pearl white satin and brooado. was
designed especially for the White
House bride by a firm In Paterson, n.
J. This same firm designed and man.
ufacturod Mrs. Ro0sovolts famous In
RuguFutl0n gown brocado. Mrs. Roose.
welt selected her own design. Il 10 q
fine cross pattern with a crescent scat.
tered a. irregular intervals. This bro.
unde will bo used IN the fell court
train OF three yards, while the plain
satin viii make the bodice and pan.
ella.
Nearly an 81 Miss Rooseyclts trOus.
Hcau Ia In the hands OF a Baltimore
mndiato firm that has EOwncd three
generations OF the washington and
Baltimore smart set.
Miss Roosevelt vii become Mrs
Nieho'ns LongWsrth, Jr., II q Prlnoesu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
VOW RAre REGULATION

WILL HOLD THE BOARDS.
Now that the statehood bin Is ont
OF che way. so FAR as the house IN
suFrection ls concerned. railroad rate
legislation will hold the center OF the
stage On this score the president
viii have little trouble with the house.
as ID already ia arranged that tho ad-
ministFation hlll shall bo put through
with the least possible delay. There
viii be attempts, ii is true, % secure
more railroad action than that CON
templBted. bat these will avail moth.
ing Mr. Roosevelt and Speaker Cam
non have working agreement as 90
what shall bee done, ana there viii be
no important alteration IA the pro
gram.
AZ 10 what the senate win do, no
man Is able 20 foretell Ten days
ago, A seemed as n the senate lines OF
opposition we're giving away, and the
prediction was freely made that the
president backed By the force of pub.
Ne opinion. would eventually triumph
Now, the lines have frightened up
again, and some OF the railroad sena.
tors are showing their teeth, Sen.
ator Blklns' committee is making a
show Of industry but 80 FAR as any
outsider Is able 10 learn no consider.
able pr0greas hes been made.
Under tho instruction by which the
committee held recess sessions, u was
to report a bin to the senate within
ten days after congress convened
Congress has now been ln session fOf
three months, and the BIN ~ not yet
forthcoming While no authoritative
statement can ho procured, there 10 a
fixed belief that April Ia likely %
find The senate in just about the same
sltratlon Ia which it "a today
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
EXTRAVAGANT, SELFISH
SOCIAL LIFE IN OUR CITIES

New York. Jan. Sit o. on uu.
happy truth that the whole tendency
o. social llio Ia the BIG cities Of Amer
lea % for the worse"
This d. ihe statement Of the Rt Rev
David H Greer. bishop coadiutor at
iho Episcopal diocese of southern New
York in an interview upon the Wild
ahandOnmasn Of extravaganza and the
pursuit of pleasure that marked the
opening of The new year
In New YORK alone. upwards Of $40.
100000 was spent in entertainment
IN private mansions. in the fashionable
hotels and restaurants and in iho The.
alters during The twelve hours tant
lapfod between 6 O'Clock D.. m. of the
Old year and the arst dawn OF che
new
Bishop Greer for more than twenty
years was rector of ST. Bartholomew a
church. which holds che most fashion.
able congregation in New York BE
devoted hiflecf with the aid of tho
Vandorblls. Co The foundation and up
building of the nov famous st bar.
tholomew'a mission
Hiotous Expenditure.
Bishop Greer said.
THE men and women OF tho cities
are drifting from the honest oloman.
'ary principles. the simplicity and 90.
RICHNESS that have done so much 90
promote the greatness of the country.
Tho spirit Of he aro g. all towards
artinciallty. display aud riotous on.
pendlsure.
"0o into fhc Metropolitan opera
house on a star night. wander around
the restaurants % the fashionable ho-
tells, or any Of the affairs Ca private
houses, and You will see chastity
spectacle y! reckless luxury an illus
tratl0n Of the selfish solfllndulgenco.
Of vanity, OF the lnsolonce born OF
the possession OF wealth. power. so
eial position. only comparable with
the courts of Louis xiv or Louis XIV.
To the Nifty years that Immediately
preceded the French revolution.
There seems 20 be among these poo.
pie an utter Indifference 10 the world
outside their own circle, 20 the suffer
Ing amount the Eaunt. famiahed
creatures 81 the aluma
Pernieloua Example.
Does the blame FOR all these things
rest with the four hundrcd2' said
Bishop Greer, IN answer 30 a sugFes.
ton. Certainly not. To pretend that
this collection OF Eayly plumaged birds
exercise any pernicious influence upon
the nation az large is 60 Insult the
nation. But their posnlcioug exam.
pie has inspired the other limited
classes in this metropolis 10 excesses
and flmiinr habits ~ iffo
Glass initiates class Behind the
inner rlng oi society We have several
outer and larger rings Below the
lowest ring OF fashionable society
comes the wealthy bourgeois of the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

There Is every reason why those
who oppose rate legislation should
seok delay. by waiting until near the
close OF the session. they win have
opportunity 10 more accurately Judge
the minimum OF relief which will
paoliy the public, and also there
would bo o better chance OF putting
through a bin shat looked more strln-
gent than Il really would be-. The
house has some able men who are
sincerely Ia favor of carrying out the
presidents program Were the SON
ate 90 send over q "phony" bill early
in the session they would have oppor-
uuiiy To examine and pick Do t9 pieces
By waiting until near the wind up,
the house would be almost forced in-
90 taking whatever the senate saw ne
20 give, on lot rate legislation fail en-
tirely
Nothlng could be- more pleasing 20
The railroad senators than inc latter
ni these alternatives. Those able and
ndrolt Statesmen would experience no
ditlculty In hKinF uu a hill that look
ed we'll on the surface, but which Ia
reality gave tho public mo- substantial
relief Were this 90 go 90 the house
ana bp rejected the senate would be
IN a position 20 say that upon the
house and not UPON the senate rested
the harden % failure. The public
mind has been So boclouded as 20 the
fine points of this intricate question
that the senate would have little
trouble in making lis claim look
good.
Delay. therefore. Is the thing for
which the snato strives And there
are not uineiy men anywhere on earth
who can fool away time as artiatioally
az can the members OF the unitod
States senate Just when the senate "a
doing the least ls when lt appears the
busiest When All other rocourses
fail. there 10 always left the certainty
thai Senator Tiliman can be- haited
late a. explosion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
NOTICE o. SUR.


Territory Of New Mexico. County 40
nernaiillo. ln the District Court.
Jan Dyiegiel, Plaintiff.
va
Annie Dzlegiel, Defendant.
To Annie Dzlegiel Defendant. You
arc hereby notified that the above
named plaintiff. Jan Dzleglel hae com.
monced an action for absolute divogcr ,
against You, upon the grounds %
abandonment and desortion, and pray.
lag for further and other relief.
And you the said defendant. are
hereby notified that unless you appear
and answer the complaint In said
cause on ar before the 10th dRy Of
February A. ~ 1905. at the court
house 10 Bornalillo county, territory
OF New Mexico. the said plaintiff viii
apply 20 the co"rt for relief demand.
ga in the complaint and Judgment will
be- entered against you Boy default.
w ". DAME.
Clerk OF said District Court
A. j. Mitchell
Attorney for plaintiff. once and post
once address. Albuquerque, n. 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

You. the above named defendants.
ana each Of YOU. are hereby notified
That the above named defendants have
commenced their actlon against you
In the above named court, holnr cause
numbered bS on tho docket OF said
court u9t the Feneni object ~ said
action Is % secure the partition 90 the
real estate hereinafter described. &C.
cOrdlnE to the rights OF the several
owners thereof and % reoulro you ana
each % sou 10 come Ia and set up or
prove your respective interests in and
20 said promlse1 or be- forever barred.
and Ia case partition Of said premises
cannot be had without material injury
20 the Interests OF the respective own.
crs, then for sale or said premises
and n diVlslOn OF the proceeds thereof
between The parties according 90 their
respective rights and al proper oQult.
able relief
Said real estate On situate in tho
county Of Mckinley Territory ~ Now
MeNloo aud - described as follows.
to.wit.
"A tract on land known AZ TIE Feline
lai0ya Grant. which said tract 0t lana
o. more particularly described ln tho
patent from the United States 20 tho
heirs assigns and legal representa-.
uves of Felipe Taioya. Diego Antonio
Chavoa ana Pedro Chdvcs. dated Apru
~. 1902, and recorded July NJ. 1902. IN
Volume 33 OF the Record of Deeds.
pages 22022l. inclusive. reforeace to
which said patent Is hereby made for
"a moro particular description"
You are further notified that the
PLAINTIFFS attorneys are McMillon ana
Reynolds. whose pOEtomco address 90
Albuquerque. New Mexico. aud that
unless you and each OF You enter your
appearance iu sai0 cause on or be-.
fore The 3rd day OF March 1900. iudg.
mont viii be rendered against YOU ana
each 81 Won hy default
(seaD W. r. DAME.
Clerk OF said Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
CONGRESS REEKS vi Il GRAFT;
HOUSE PRACTICALLY AB0lhdfD

Special to The Evening Citizen.
Washington. ID. g.. Jan pa shall
lht United states senate Boz abol.
Ishod2
That b. tho question which b. soon
to bo answered ln the Affirmative. by
Lincoln sfethns special writer on
sran who has been ln Washington
maklng q study 40 that institution
There has been rush 0l special
graft students 90 Washington SIR.
ulmor Ray staunnrd Baker WIN
Payne ANA considerable raft of lesser
lights.
The result DO Is learned ON direct
authority ia o. hatch of indictments
20 an known statutes against graft.
ug. ana a accommodation that the
accused ne held 40 answer 10 the gen.
cral elections. steitens adds "a sen,
fence OF determination for the sen.
ate.
investigators do not have 10 scratch
very deep below the surface 10 find
That Representatives and senators are
nearly all graftors. Some graft IN a
large way. others in cheap. trilllag
things hut one OF the most interest.
Ing discoveries IL % the effect that
one form % graft has already nearly
abolished the house OF representatives.
The house is one man--Jos. q. Can
non. The rest OF It's nominal mem.
beFs have abdicatod
The little congressman from -Four
Corners sells out his vote on any
and an general legislation for tho
sake Of On appropriation for his local
postoiice or herhor Improvement
Local appointments, and local leRis.
laiinn are cheap prices for which the
rank and file of the members of tho
house of Representatives have suFrond.
cred their votes The dare not have
an opinion on any matter OF lori.
ton which affects the country as q
whole Those matters are doterm.
Ined absolutely hy the speaker Of the
house with the aid. perhaps. OF half
a dozen honohmen.
There Is no real house 81 repre-.
senlatlvos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

evidenced by the fact that several In.
surgents who went to the White
House l0ldost IN their declarations,
came away silent and subdued.
There was also a striking change OF
tactics on the part Of the speaker and
his lieutonants during the few days
Immediately preceding the test Plead
ing was used Instead of threats, aud
10 became familiar sight % see
uncle Joe" with his arms around the
shoulder OF some lnsurgur' whisper
Ing "sWOet nothlngs" Ga hl3 ear
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

Ia the District Court Of the County OF
Mckinley, Territory OF New Mexico.
Juan n. Sanchez, Domotrio Jaramillo.
jose n. Chavca. Jose Manuel
Chavoa, Jose Jaramillo. Pcrfiilo or.
tis, Federico Chavcs. Pablo Chavos.
lsidfo Chavos. Joaesita Chaves.
Juan Chavcs, joe Ballolos. Ramon
balleios, barbara Iaramlllo. pulen.
pa Chaves. Lux Chaves Lola
Chuvor. Maria Chaves, Jose lara.
milo, Iuana Jaramlllo. Toodoso
Sanchez, Liberia sanchez. Atanncin
sanchez. Jesus sanchoz. Manuel
Chavea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
NOTICE

10 Mary q Webb. Cassie White. s. G.
White. ~ ~ sirumquisi j. u.
Smithoo, George g. Hazelton. John.
son II, Brown, >. n. Kelly. ID. il.
Abraham s. ID. BALDWIN. their heirs.
administrators and assigns. aud All
persons claiming interest or title 10
the Old Timer Lode Mining Claim.
You are hereby notified that We
have expended IN labor and improve.
mentr upon the Old Timer Lode, eli.
uated IN the New plaoers Mining Dis.
trirt, county of Santa b.. and Terri
tory Of Now Mexico. One Hundred Dol.
lars for tho year 1908. a. will apnoar
by certificate filed November Bth.
1908; One Hundred Dollars for tho
year 1904. ea will appear hy certificate
filed November iith. 1904 and one
Hundred Inllars for tho year 1905. as
will appi lr by certificate filed he
cemher 2Sih 1905. I'm tho ONCE of tie
the Recorder OF said county in order
to hold said Premises under provision
OF Section 1924. Revised Statutes o.,
the United States being amount re-.
qulred go hold the same FOR tho years
ending November 3ist 1903 Docom.
hor 3lsb 1904 and December 3lst.
1905.
And N within nlnoty days after thls
notice by publication You fail or re-
fuse 20 contribute your proportion OF
such expenditure as c0-ownor. your ln.
iorest IN said claim viii become the
property Of The subscriber under said
Section 282i.
q. T.. BROOKS,
w s. sTRICKLER.
First publication. Jan. 20. 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

Co take the matter under Amusement.
fs was not the custom Tor Ameri.
car cabinet minister's 90 accept gifts
from foreign rulers. SIC ls appealing
now t0 his friends to show him q way
ont
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
THiPD TERM TALK
UnQ IAN DuEnII

TIE statement has been made q
hundred times this week that the
friends on President Roosevelt are dis.
GUESSING tho possibility OF his becoming
a teird,torm candidate The question
naturally arises. are they friends or
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

Herman schnofer who was com.
patriot of Fremont the Pathfinder. is
hlsgruntlod bv the contract presented
Go him by tho Detroit club. and iB
threatening 90 leave the reservation.
He says that under the terms of the
club mo- ono but a perfect bah player
could collect a cent of money. schae.
ior may pool issue with limmp Gala.
han in a City League in Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

Black Iron Mining Claims,
You are hereby notified that we.
your co.oWnors IN the Iron Mask
Lode and the Black lion lode hltt-
aied In the las plncltaa Mining DIS.
trict county of sandoval Territory
Of New Mexico. have expended Two
Hundred Dollars In labor and improve.
monlg upon said lodes as viii appear
by certificate nlod October end. 1905,
ln The onico ui me Recorder OF said
county. in order % hold said premises
undot provisions of Section 232f. Ro.
vlroi siatuies of Che United States,
being The amount required 90 hold tho
same ior the year ending December
3iai. 1905.
And ~ within ninety days after this
notice hy publication you fail or refuse
to contribute Your proportion of such
expenditure as "a Coz wnor. your inter
osi in said claim wlll bocomo the
property Of the subscribers. under said
Section 1924.
HERBERT o. BROOKS.
g. ~ FRANK.
First publication Jan 90. 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

Ft. No s..
Ramona T. Dc Baca. George W. Knao.
bel tho unknown heirs Of FELIPE Ia.
foyR. deceased. The unknown nelrs
OF Diego Antonio Chavcs. deceased.
the unknown heirs Of Pedro Chaves.
deceased otherwise known AZ
Pedro dc Chaves. deceased, and ~
unknown owners Of the lands hero
inafior described
uofondanfs