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Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

Mrs. W. p. Stockings returned TO
Aztec this morning atser spending a
couple OF months in town.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

Miss Carrie Eblen, one Of Miss Nins
Balster's bridesmaids. arrives from Al
tee this evening. Miss Eblen is very
talented along musical lines. She hat
a fine soprano voice and Is a skilled
pianist.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

La Plata county should send a rep
resentative delegation to Denver and
then when they get on the ground and
ascertain the true facts regarding the
Denver squabble, be governed accord.
ingly.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

unusually heavy, reaching total Of
s.99 inches, practically four inches.
Compared with the average of the past
fourteen years the rainfall for August
exceeds by 1872 inches.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

Miss Maud Van voast. daughter OF
Frank Van voast of Aztec went home
this morning. after visiting her sister
for about a week.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

Miss Hilda Peterson. daughter OF T
Il. Peterson, left this morning for Den
yer whore she will stay over Sunday
with relatives. Miss Peterson vii
then 20 On to Greeley to enter ths
state normal.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

There was but one clear day In the
month Of August; twenty-five partly
cloudy days and eight entirely so
Such. weather is unprecedented in
Colorado.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

This afternoon Mrs. Sam Henderson
is entertaining at . prettily Appointed
ster and her bridesmaids. The color
luncheon In honor OF Miss Nina BAL
scheme is in red and whitss ths
high school colors - almost all Of ~
guests were school mates. The tabSs
| IL laid for sixteen and decorated =
scarlet sweet peas. (, The guests aRs
the Misses Bessie Lake. Ethel gheets.
Winnie Roberts. Edna Ambold, Shaz'
ley Pike. Ruth and 0wsa wittis. CO
RTE Eblen. Marian Harvood. Nins
and Helen Balster. Mrs. H. r. Hsudar'
son. Mrs. Balster. Mrs. JAkvay ~
ME- Fred Egan-
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

Rev. P. W. Longfellow of Roswell
N. NJ. has been conducting revival
services In the Aztec Baptist church
for about ten days. He returned last
evening and left on today's eastern for
Roswell.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

Mrs. c. E. Herr and daughter, Miss
Clara, departed this morning for Den.
yer and Colorado Springs. The ladies
will spend couple OF weeks with
friends at the capital and then go on
to Colorado Springs where Miss Herr
will enter college. The young lady
is already a musician OF promise and
will devote most of her time to perfect
ing herself in that art. After seeing
her daughter settled. Mrs. Herr will
return home.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

Miss Alice Townsend and cousin
Mrs. ]. A. Bowles. who were in towr
on q shopping trip, returned to Bay
field this morning. Mrs. Bowles hal
been visiting the family of w. A
Townsend for about month ant
leaves on Sunday for her home ir
Chicago.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

William Glassner OF Pagosa Spring
was an arrival on last nights South
ern from Mancos.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

+, The First National bank of this city
and the banks in general of this state
will be closed Labor day, Monday. Sep.
tember Z. legal holiday.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

f.. N Mason OF Allison and A. A
Rumley>of Bayfield, are spending few
days In town. N
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

A. B. Teal. with the American Min
ing and Smelling company, came in
last evening from Denver and is spend
ing the day In town.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

Mrs. Jim McEwen and baby left
for their home at Cedar Hill today
after weeks visit with Miss Ida
McEwen OF this city.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c, Kaufman. who
went TO Farmington yesterday to look
over the country. left on today's east
ern for Denver en- route for their home
in Arcadia. Ind.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-07

Miss Laura Burwell leaves tomor-
row for Greeley where she will enter
the state normal school.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
EATS WOMAN AND
 FOUR CHILDREN

St. Petersburg, Aug. 28-Horrifying and almost beyond belief is the story of cannibalism reaching here through official sources from the river KOr- jodin in northwestern Siberia, where 1t is declared, one member of band of nomadic natives killed the wifc and four children of his brother and feasted upon the remains. The gov ernmont is to at once take steps to in- vestigate the story and tho further report that this is not the only case of similar nature to take place in the locality in question.
 It has been known in St. Petersburg that the inhabitants of tho distant provinces have been suffering from lack of food but as this state of affairs is nothing unusual little attention has been paid to the conditions, The story just received has, however, ar oused the public to a state of ind iC~ nation. The report, while vague, realization of the terrible state in which tho natives find thcmsClvCs.
 It seems that the brothers, and thC wife and children of ono of them were living in isolation. The mar ried brother set out in search of food but was unsuccessful and became SO weak that he was unable to return to his family. While in a condition bor- dering upon death he was found by other natives who cared for him un- til he was able to resume his jour ney.
 In the meantime those left behind by the hunter found themselves near CT death from starvation. What the details of tho period woro will prob ably never be known. The cannibal, his mind gone and gorged to repletion was found in his hut, the partially consumed remains of one of tho chil- dren and the cleanly picked bones of the others and the mother telling the awful story of their fate.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
WOMAN R|OTER |S
 SELF-MURDERER

Springfield, Ill.,, Aug. 2S-Facing prosecution and fearing the result, Mrs. Anna Howard, one of the lead, ing spirits in the recent race riot, this morning committed suicide in her residence. Mrs. Howard has been in hiding for some time but she came home late last night and after a short talk with her husband and children retired. This morning she was found dying and by her side a vial that had contained poison.
 Mrs. Howard was of prominen family and she was a friend of Mrs. Earl Italian, the woman whose abuse by negro caused the riot. One of the first to learn of what had befallen her friend Mrs. Howard urged her mon acQuaintanccs to take immedi- ate and drastic action and those who started out to do her bidding formed the nucleus of tho mob that for three days ragged through the streets of this city.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
HIRED MAN STEALS
 $42,OOO IN GEMS

Seattle, Aug. 2G-Thc myatery con corning thc disappearance of $i2, ,OOO worth of diamonds which a few days ago vanished from q secret closet in the summer home of Capt. F.. w. Johnston was cleared away this morning by tho confession of James Holmes, q workman employed about the place. Tho fact that tho dia- monds were missing had been kept quiet, and the police detectives have been busy OH tho case ever since if was reported to them.
 Holmes and one other were the only persons, aside from Capt. John ston and Mrs. Johnston, who knew of the secret closet and suspicion poin- ted to him from the first. When arrested Holmes stronuouslv denied any knowledge of tho diamonds but after several times being subjected to tho '"Fhrd degree" he confessed and led tho officers to where he had secre- ted the valuables.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
THIRTY DEAD IN
 MINE HOLOCAUST
Underground Workings Near McAIester, 0kIa., Scene
 of Fatal Fire.

McAlester, Oklahoma, Aug. 2S- Thirty or more mon arc known to have perished, and the death of many more is feared, as the result of d fire i'll the Haileyvillc mine near hcre'f The fire is still burning and has des- troyed the hoisting plant and the tlmbering of the shaft, making it inn possible to with any success progress the work of rescue. In the face of aI- most insurmomtablc difficulties the bodies of twcnty-six victims have been taken from tho minc and it is known that six more bodies arc in the workings close to the face of the shaft.
 It is believed that the fire oririna- ted from an explosion of gas. The flames swept through the workings with such rapidity that all except q dozen or so men were prevented from gaining the surface.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
CAPT. [. [. CANE
 DIES UNEXPECTEDLY
ApopIexy Kills Millionaire Steamship Man of Seattle
 While He Sleeps.

Seattle, Aug. 26-Elmer F. Cainc, millionaire steamship man, was found dead in his bed this morning. Death was caused by apoplcxy. The de- ceased was i5 years old and married but had no children.
 Coming 10 Seattle from Minneapo- lis in the '90's Elmer F.. Cainc, or Captain Caine as he was generally known at the time of his death, founded tho fortune he loft by chart cring the old steamship Centennial which formed the nucleus of the Pacific Clipper line, operated between Seattle and Alaska Points and get ting the advantage of tho Klondillc rush business. Later, he obtained possession of tho vessels of the then dcfunct Pacific Packing and Naviga- tion Company, operating them under the receiver of that concern, until they later passed into tho hands of the Northwestern Steamship Com pany.
 Cainc made money from the start and was forcsiEhtcd enough to req lizc that Seattle was bound to grow and he invested heavily in real estate, which has since become very valua blc. Cairc, al the time of his death was heavily interested in cement plant established across the Sound, and he recently organized the Pacific EXDrCSS Association
 CainC was a fast liver and while his taking off is unexpected the man. nor of his going causes no surprise among those who knew him best.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
Notice of Forfeiture.
yoldcz, Alnsko, February 10th, roos

Valdez, Alaska. February 10th, l9uS. T0A. r. NJ. FnlCk:
 You nrC hereby notified that there hus been expended in the year 1907, in lnpor and i'm pr0ycmcnts on the "Littlc Blossom" iudr mining claim nnd on the "Big Blos.om'' lode mining claim, situated on Copper muun tain, near LnndlOCk Bay, Prince William Sound, Territory of AlHSRn, in the Valdez Recording District, the sum of S2OO0O the euid sum being the amount required by the laws ul the United States governing the location and holding of mining claims necessary tO hOld said claims aforesaid for tho Culundcr year, tO.wit: the year 1907: the said work having been performed by your co partner in sHid claims, Louis Little.
 And unless within ninety days after the completion of the publication of ihi" uuli"C tu wit; within ninety days nitor the 18th day Of June, lHlS, you contribute yuur proportion of such annual HssCssncnt work, tO wit: the sum of 5000 for said "Litilr Blossom" winiuN claim, and the sum of 5000 for said "Bp Blossom" mining claim your interest in sUid mining claims and nll of them will hC forfeited lo and become the property of your present CO.OwnCr, aforesaid.
 LOUIS LITTLE.
 tO-OwnCr
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
Notice of Dissolution of Co-Part.
 nership.

Notice is hereby given that the CO., partnership heretofore existing be- tween S. Blum and A. l.. Levy doing q general mercantile and banking business in Valdez, Alaska, under tho firm name and style of A. l.. Levy & Company, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. And that said business and all the property owned by said firm has been sold, transferred q corporation. That said S. Blum & Company will collect all debts due the firm of A. l.. Levy & Company, and will pay and discharge all indebt- ednoss of the said A. l.. Levy & Com pany.
 Dated at Valdez, Alaska, this 10th day of August, 1908.
 S. Blum.
 A. l.. Levy.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
FLOOD |NUNDATES
 GEORG|A'S CAPITAL

Augusta, Ga., Aug. 2S-Fiftccn persons are drowned and property to the value of at least $5OO,0OO is dcs- troyed as the result of flood that inundated this city yesterday after noon. What the result will be before the waters subside is impossible of determination at this time.
 The flood came upon the city sud denly and unexpectedly. At present the flooded part of the city is under from six to ten feet of water and the flood is stationary. At ono time water was forty feet deep in parts of the city. The drowned are for the most part negr0s.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
AT LEAST SIXTY
 FLOOD VICTIMS

Augusta, Ga., Aug. 29-Twonty-two bodies of flood victims have been re- covered so far, but additional corpses arc found hourly and it is estimated that the number of drowned is not less than sixty. More than that number of persons arc missing. Bodies have been picked up long distance up the river.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
APPLICATION NO. O52. lii the United States Land,Officc c at Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 13, 1908.

Notice is hereby given that in .purSmncr of an Act Congress, approved May 10, 1872, kcnnccott Mines Company, by and through it's regularly appointed manager and attorney in fact, whose Post OliCC address iS kcnnc- colt, Alaska, has made application for Il |. s. Patent, for the "MNmmoth No. l.""thc Mann moth No 2.' the "Dhn" and Clark" placer geld and other minerals, together with surface ground as allowed by law, lying and cing and situate in the Recording Precinct Of Val dcz. District of AlnSkn, and described by the official plat and by the field notes of L. $. Min cral Survey No. Tl. on file in tine office of the Register of the Juneau Land District, Alaska, as follows, tOwit:-
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
KingSvi11c Under Water

Kingsvillc, s. C., Aug. 2o-Ncarly the whole of this town i% under seven feet of water and every house is de- serted. The people have gone to the higher ground in the country, lcav- ing everything.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
SHIP SINKS WITH
 F|F1Y-ONE LIVES

Tokio, Aug. 29-The British ship Dmearne with tifty-one persons was lost in a typhoon last Wednesday off Kiusha island. The ncws was brought here today but details arc totally wanting.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
Kennedy Reaches Valdez Creek

Copper Center, Aug. 29-Dan Kcr- ncdy's outfit of supplies arrived at from the creek brought the news from the creeks here today.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
VALDEZ CREEK GIVES
 WICKERSHAM ALL BUT 3

Valdez Creek voted 47 for Wicker sham, , for Clum and for Roman, announces d message from Copper Center today.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03

It is reported that at the head of Wood river, in what is known as the Bonnifeld district, are some of the greatest bodies of gold bearing quartz in the world. So rich is the rock that even with present transportation facilities it will pay to put in stamp mills.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
wickersham's Lead Increases

The latest compilation. of returns of the recent delegate election in- creases Wickersham's lead, and gives the following totals: Wickcrsham 301t; Corson 1852; Chilberg 2i05; Ro- nan 07t; Clum 37S.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
TO1Stoi so Years Old Today

St. Pet"rsbury, Aug. 2S-Count Tolstoi i" celebrating his cighticth birthday today. He is very weak.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
In thc mniior 0I Inc c8intc ]
Max gnncr dcCcnecd

Notice is hereby given by &. A. CrHuhnll. Jr Administrator of thC estate of Max Euuur de ceased, with will annexed, Co Inc creditors of and having claims against thC said deceased tO Cxhibit such claims with thc necessary vouchers within six months HflCrt thC first pub liCHtiou Of this notice, tO said administration at his home Ht Reynolds, Alaska, ihc same bc ing tho place for tho transaction of Inc bust. ness of said estate
 Dated April, 18th, 1908 ...
 s. A. CRANDALL, JR Administrator ot iho estate oi MaX Saucr deceased
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03

Recent arrivals from Sunrise report that the town suffered no damage from the recent forest fires.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
Notice To Creditors
LOUIS LITTLE.
 Co owner

iN THE PROBATE COURT, fN AND FOR TIE TERRITORY OF ALASKN FRINGE WILLIAM SOUND PRECINCT, BEFORE HON.
 L.. 1 LL--..- L. IL L L. L--L-.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE PROBATE COURT, FORTY MILE rKErlNCT THIRD DIVISION, TER.
 RITOKN OE AIASKA Before Elmer R. Hrndy Cummt,siomrI uud Probate Judge. In thc matter oi the ES.nlcJ II. ,of Notice lo rrcdi or> w. N. SteyliuE D"CCu>rd } Talk" Notice, that the Uuiar, ,iuurd. W,l~ Ou iIlt. Sth day Oi March, Igus, by the above court ;!u. pointed tn" Administrator of lhr estate of W. M. sterling, DrCcusCd and ull p.isous having claims against the said dcrou>.d mr,. h,rchv required [" present them with the rruprr vouchers, within six months frnu tho. date hereof. in ih" undersigned Ht ChirEru Creek. m h" Forty Mile Precinct Trrulory of Alaska
 Dated this 9th day of May. I:u, Date "f First rmbIicn ion June 25tIr IoO,,.
 LEROY j. PIKE,
 Administrator Oi thr C. ini,.
 ul W. M. StuTlim. DrccI~.d.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE UNITED STATES CONMIS~lDN- FRS COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA, nIvISIuN Tlfru.
 NALnEZ rEENLNNL

In the mmticr of rhc E,tatcy
 Of ilr fFn,.. Robert A WEi.r. " .r..,a
 By Order or ,aid Cu,r, laa E.. 18th day ui June. X. |. l.I. given iO tine rrCtisi.i %. ... having claim. Ia.-i. 70 .r against sud cs.Hi. iu I.r.,..5 ...rr ... mCCC>sn'y voucher .u '', ....-.. .,,n , mini, lruipr wi;h fna. N aIi ...l.u =. ... <. tate, ut NHidr2. lIc place. ..r ........ .y .. estate. in Valdez. Alu,'n, '.t 4.u.}.. .. nal from and milcr ihC dHl"u Gr.l ruhu'u.i... this upiiC" or ,nuIC will bu Ilarr,I.
 Date "l First Publication June a,. il
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance 0 m Act "i tongcNS, approved May 10th, lH1' kcnnccott Mines Company by and through it, regularly appointed mauNgcr and attorney iu nrt, who's" post office address ir K"un"cou AhSka, has mad" application for Il <. Pat cnt, for the "SwCct," 'NntiOnhl,' "ludCpCnd cnC",' "RonhnZa," nnd RouEc,' placer claims bearing gold and other minerals, together wItl surface ground nS allowed by law, lying. be ing nnd situate in the Recording Precinct q Valdez. District of AlnSku, and described hl the official plat ard by the field notes of '. $ the Register of the Juneau Land District, Alas ka, ns follows, tO-wit:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-22
LESS THAN $500.

Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing list contains the names of al
property upon which the taxes lev
led IN the year 1907, in and for the
Territory Of New Mexico. County OF
B|ernalillo and City of albuquerque,
amounting to less than $500 have
become delinquent, together with
description of the property and the
amount Of taxes, penalties and costs
due opposite each name and descrip-
ton. together with a separate state
ment of the taxes due on personal
property, whether the several taxes
are due from the same owner or own
eTS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-22
FINE ANGoRA GOATS.

I have 1000 registered and high
grade Angora Bucks. Does ana Kids
for sale. Prices reasonable. VIII sell
any number 10 suit the buyer. These
goats are good heavy shearers and
will bear critical inspection. Come
and see them or write what you want.
NJ. Il. MoCRORY, NJ. D..
San MarciaL N NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-22
PIPE-CLEANlNG.

and repaiflng Is one OF cur sp~eclaltles
Making elbows and joints Is another.
We arc expert Plumbers In all
branches ana are noted for doing
good work thoroughly. in n reasonable
Tins, for a reasonable price. We use
only the best materials and employ
only the mos. reliable help. We
should be pleased II You viii favor us
with you. next plumbing job You
won't regret Il.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-22
OPERATIONS IN THE
GRANT COUNTY
DISTRICT


V"'' 'E 'TTTT 7'V7
Sunny slope mountain is making
rapid strides and will soon take q loud.
ing positiou as a prominent. ~nrnsnrr.
am. asa ,.,,.nont .,,, ,,u,t, ,.
Wv ''' ''''"'N ~"
trict. There Is every indication. from
nresent deveIopmouls. tbat the rlinr.
,,,t., ,.,a ,.an ,.,,., ..m -
""''" "'N' wv" '''''" WI" "'' ~
hanst'Ve eXpIoratIon ana h'eetne pro
htable, with a moderate outlay ol
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Plnos Altos.

A., H.aI... .-..t . d
c,I1 ho.,ina 1t.,,t,, w.,
ann n,aa+ nna,t ".
'',',''N ~ '"
XIX. 80, N,'"n '"'
most baIr a century oeo WHOM m,
SLOW bilt eure Argetro vy,s no mint
tive method by which tbn minors ey.
tractcd t1e ,alu.4 from tbo poId b,or-
inc niartz of tho district Riph re-.
turns rewarded the miners i'm tho
oorIv DAYS Tho -oppeorapse or rho
snIphidr ores. ana tbr ip,butt, fan troat
tbrn, ana sYvc th, pnl3 contents cpus.
cd , -euspcnsfon Of labor ana for n
nuarter az q centur, mo rrnnertv has
boon unproductivr ana n greater nor.
tiou of The limo bos boon np,n 10 rr-
location Recently tvo or thrro min
oftor carefully ssmnIino tha orog
have installed "A steam hoist and arc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-22
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

q ~ RANliAtt A4tt Ibaus W. l.. y
; Grande: taxes, $5.1o; penalty. .25
: costs, .35; total, $50.
Sedillo. Rafael-Laud in Pet. 26
32ON210 #. Bd. N, Felipe Sedillo; r.
. John St, extended; s., n. r. Armii,
Add. w, Julio Guardune-Land II
Pet. 20, 150x250 IT. BID. ~, land O
Francisco Sedillo; e., Broadway; $.
land of A. Baca; W., alley; persona
property, SOS. taxes, $14.96, penal,
iy, "a costs, 20; total, $3.50.
sheridan. j. J.-Lot 10, and EE
of II. block ~, A.. a p. Add; per
sonal property, $50; taxes. $3.50.
penalty, .93: costs. 40; total, S2O.O3
stevens, Dwight B.-Lots g.. 6
block 80, Perea Add; taxes, $G.12,
penalty, so; costs, 40; total, $G,S2,
Tartaglia, Chas.-Lots ., s, block
2, Northern Add; taxes. SIS. 10: pen
atty, .9S; costs, 40; total. $21.10.
Tavessei, Wm.-Lot -, block SO.
Perea Add; taxes, $2.O4, penalty,
10; costs, 20; total, $2.34,
Todd, VIM. E-Lot p. block Al,
Peroa Add; taxes, $3.4O; penalty.
Tracey, j. A,-Lots I, 2, block 80,
perea Add; taxes. $50; penalty,
"a, costs, 40; total, $1.54.
Woodford, Fred D-Frac. lot r.,
an lot 6, block II. Eastern Add;
personal, $50; taxes, $14.62; penalty.
10; costs, 40; total. St5.15.
PRECINCT NO /.
Dtl., y ~. .r,
IA p"u,'''i '4eImN - n,o[N ~
rngte . 80 oo' '0'' PV''i's No.
Nr,ran' III ~ . ~. -,
Fastn,s5, a. o. N,Irn'
10. n,s N'G o.. 'aAg9 o. p'i'"''''
''7'7' ~ '".|' S-''"
Chavez, Albaro Land in Pct. I,
IoNIiO II; I'd. A. Chayez; =, g.
hareIai g., road; W. j. Candeiaria;
persona property, $40. taxes $3.50
Cordoya, Agustin-Land in Pet. l.,
59N5SO RI. 3D.. N, II. Grtego; s, r..
beea' r., Railroad; W. Public road
'o''" $''lS'
Dltias, Beh-bots J. 2 g. a. b, block
Eastern Add. taxes, $@ll26;
sg,9'%sIo5y' 'oo' COSTS Sl'Oo' total
Elder, Mrs. Anna Lot II, block
Is, Eastern Add; taxes, $3.l5 pen
atty, 10; costs, 20; total, $3.50.
NdlleSo' Ieuro-LaIlu IN ret. l.
g5XlOO It BID. n, Mrs. n. T. Armijo;
=, A. Grunsfeld; Eo G. Apodaea; w,
A. Grunsfeld' taxes, So penalty, .O4i
costs, 80; total, $1.24.
Gonzales, E.-Lot /, block IL,
Add; taxes, $l.35; penalty,
.06; costs, 20: total, $1.6t.
IL
HarWtck, r. LAND in Pet. /,
Apodaca; T., Railroad; w, river;
taxes, $3.50; penalty, rs; costs. .35;
$16.40.
Hin, Clifton, Bland in Pet. !,
Tp. 9, ~, r., 3, f.; taxes, $3.50 pen
llty, 81; costs .35; total $14.52.
X
Naroiso-Lot 10, block a.,
Eastern Add. taxes $1.35, penalty,
90; costs, 20; total, $1.61,
Lopez, Ramon-Land in Pct. /. 100
rds. wide, 3D.. ~. M. Ortega. s..
anne; r.. hills. W.. Rio Grand per-
property. $50: taxes. s6.25;
,cnalty, 80. costs. 1851: total. $500.
Lowdon. Edwin-Land in Pet. /,
d I'D. s. o.,
{ailroad: w. aUov. taxes. $225:
penalty. II: costs. So: total. s2.7t.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-22

Eagle. Mary E-L1nd IN Pct. ;,
431Nt59 70. Bd ". :. a. W. and ~
Francisco Moutoya; g.. Railroad:
taxes. siO.75; penalty, SO; costs. So:
total SII.G5.