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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-12
NEW WORK EXCHANGE OPENS.
For the Present Employers Needn't Pay.
Employ es Must if Successful.

For the Present Employers Needn't Pay.
Empi0yee s Must n Successful.
The first Office of the National Employ
ment Exchange was opened for business
yesterday at IA State street. The exeou-
tive committee attended. consisting Of
the president. Otto I. Barnard; vice.
president, John r. Macarthur; treasurer,
Paul NJ! Warburg; secretary, v. Everit
Macy. and Robert w. De Forest. Tho
other directors are Jacob II. SchiF.
George ~Blumenthal, Frederick @. Bourne
and Francis l.. Hine.
II was decided that no fee should be
charged for registration. so that any man
seeking manual labor at this of1oe is free
to enter his name without charge.
1t was further decided that in the
present market it was not feasible. to
charge employers and that for tho time
being employers Of labor might order
mon from this exchange without fees.
As to employees, where work is OBJ
tanned for them q charge Of $2 for un-
skilled labor and somewhat more for
skilled labor might be charged for the
present. Later on when employment is
abundant and workmen hard to find
it may be desirable to charge fees for the
employers and smaller fees to the mon.
Orders for men in large or small num-
bers TO be delivered anywhere in this
country are asked for with the proviso
that expenses OF transportation. &c., are
to be advanced by employers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-12
eEaALDINE KARaAR sAlks.
Cancels Paris Enaasemeat md WIN Net
6lug Abroad.

csnoels Paris Enassemeat snd wtl Net
Sins Abroad.
Geraldine Farrar sailed yesterday on
tho Kropprins wilhelm accompanied by
bsr mother and her father. Miss Far
rar and her parents will take an automo-
bile trip Of three weeks and the soprano
viii not be heard In public before she re-
turns 70 the Metropolitan Opera House
next November. She has cancelled her
engagement OF ak weeks at the Opera
Comique in Paris. where she was under
contract TO slng 'Tosca" for the first
time. Miss Parrar has decided to rest
all summer, and her only work will be
the preparation with Engelbert Hum
perdinck Of her role In his now opera
Kings Children
Signor SCOTT goes to London, where he
will sing for q month before joining Mia
Farrar and her parents. II 10 probable
that the party win spend the month OF
August on Lake Geneva. On the aame
steamer were Maria Gay and Giovanni
zenatelio, who has been hllipg some OF
Slsnor Caruso's dates In music festivals.
sienor Zsnatello is under CONTRACT to
return to the Manhattan Opera House
next winter, but 90 was 6ignor C~ontantino
when he left here, So II is not certain
that Signor Zenatello will return II Mr.,
Hammerstein decides to abandon his
Italian performances altogether. Mime.
Maria Gay has not been reengs9ed for
the Metropolitan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-12
CORNELL FRAT MEN WARNED.
President schurman Says They Must
Work and Cut Out Luxury.

ITHACA, May ll.---H Greek letter
traternities are to prosper at Cornell
University their members must devote
more time to their study and do away with
their sno~bbishness and luxurious living
said President Schurmsn in an address
before a large number Of fraternity men
to-day. There are at least 900 fraternity
men in the university.
IF fraternities are to prosper in the
University you must find some q OF
getting more work done; the intellectual
life must be 9~uickened.' said President
Schurmsn. "0ne evil OF the fraternity
system is the tendency to divide into
groups. To me nothing seems worse
than to see on the one hand a centre Of
,men, in comfortable and some times pa
latial houses, while on the other arc
the great number OF poorer students.
system or caste spirit that gives rise TO
nvalry between fraternites and indie
pendents or among the ~fraterniies them-
selves.
Guard against competing to have q
larger ana more luxurious house than
any other or the campus. 1t Ia not easy
!or men to work when their main purpose
n,me and to give what IL left to the pro-
lessons. The university does not exist
Tor that. The percentage OF students
forced 10 leave college each year lie larger
~ fraternities than outside. Now and
men you hear Of a house being not merely
G,esolated but even emptied. That makes
we fraternity system and It's enjoy.
tnnentS hardly worth while. believe
mat the grtatest danger to you 10 the temp
tatlon to avert work. but unless you
study and learn to cultivate the intelleo.
'9al life and maintain q high standard
OF morals you will lose In the end.
am greatly In favor OF fraternities
ana have on many occasions defended
mem here at Cornell. II 10 because l
relieve in them that I want you to know
them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-12
CONRTED'S BODY HERE.
No Mere Tickets for the Opera House
Service.


The body Of Heinrich Conried arrived
in this city yesterday morning and was
taken directly to his home. & West
Seventy first street. Frederick W. Sper-
ling met his sister, Mrs. Conried, at Quar-
antine. She was accompanied by her son.
Richard @. Conried, and her brother.
Henry Sporting, who have been with her
during the past winter.
Mr.. Conried's body will lie at his home
In this city until Thursday morning, when
II will be moved TO the Metropolitan Opera
House. There will be a short service for
the members OF the immediate family
before the removal Of the body. In the
memorial services 70 be held in the opera
house the music is to be supplied by Marie
RApppld, Louise Homer. Hocardo Martin
and Robert Blass. as we'll as a choir OF boys
who will sing the choral music from
-Parsifal.'
sThere are no tickets OF admission to be
sent to anybody else for the ceremonies
on Thursday Mr.. Sporting said last
night to THE SUN reporter. as for 5000
| tickets there has already been q demand
exceeding 10000. We regret very much
that Il WIN be impossible to distribute any
more tickets." -
The services on Thursday will begin
, sharply at II o'clock and the doors Of
the opera house will be closed at that
time. TO remain locked during the cere-
mOny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-12
The seaSeers.

Sailing to-day by the White Star liner
Oceanic, for Plymouth. Cherbourg and
Southampton:
Judge Ssmuel s. Barney. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. @. Beresford, Mr. and hrs. william
F%avershsm. George r., Fearing, Gen. and
Mrs. q. l.. Gillespie. W. II. Gosdby and
bishop Joseph c. Hartzell.
Passengers by the Cunarder Campanis.
for Queenstown and Liverpool;
Mrs. John G. CALHOUN; Capt. 9. e, y.
fTasrG ana I faa1EpP ?. REd sdds:A'
Sailing by the Hamburg American
liner Bluecher. for Plymouth. Cherbourg
and Hamburg:
Mrs. Jordan W, Lambert. the Count
and Countess yon Schwertp and feml,y;
and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Hunter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-12
Wne-PetersOp,

The marriage Of Arthur Ware and NIlss
Florence Peterson. daughter OF Mrs. VIII
son Peterson. was celebrated at 4 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon in ST. Thomas's
Church. Fifth avenue and Fifty-third street
The Rev. DR.. Ernest VI. Stlres, rector OF
the church, performed the ceremony,
Mrs. Malcolm Fay OF Lexington. Mass
was the matron Of honor and the brides.
Gladys Ware. Franklin b. Ware. a brother
OF tho bridegroom, was the best man, and
the ushers were Howard C.. Foster. Fred
Dalzell BOYD and Foster Ware.
After the ceremony there was q reception
at the home OF Mrs, Peterson. "a West
Eighty-sixth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-12
NEW #HITRIDGE ATTACK
Because the Public Service Commissisn
Didn't Give Out Reports Promptly.

Because the Public service Commisusn
Didn't Give out Reports Promptly.
Frederick W. Whitridge. receiver Of
the Third Avenue railroad lines, fled
his quarterly report yesterday with the
Public Service Commission. and accom-
panying 1t he sent Realistically worded
letter, one paragraph Of which read;
MY auditor is sending you to-day the &C.
counts Of the roads under my jurisdiction
for the quarter ended March ai. notice
that these are given to the papers by the
commission after two or three weeks de-
lay. ] am sending copies Of the summary.
which / enclose to you herewith. 10 tho
papers, a. ths board Of directors have In
the past been severely criticised for with
holding from the public for . convenient
interval, and ! suppose rsosivers might
equally b. oeEsursd for 10 dotng.
The report shows that the Third Avenue
system during the quarter had gross
earnings Of 81 ,34S,l77, that the operating
expenses we're 3i,oes. 7ss. leaving . net
earning Of S2s0. $50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-12

Brighton. Staten Island. A wedding break
fast and reception followed the ceremony at
the home Of the brides mother. Mrs. Henry
Wisner Slillner. in New Brighton. Staten
Island.
Count Mont esquiou-Fezensac is a rela-
tive OF Count Robert de Montesquiou-
Fezsnsac, who lectured here several years
ago on art and literature. =,
Count Lionel de Montesauiou- Fezensac and
his bride will sail for Europe soon and VIII
live IN Paris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-12
ACTORS FUND MEETING.
spent More Thaa They Receaved, but
They stin Have Meney.

They sim Have Money.
Tn Actors Fund Of America held its
twenty eighth annual meeting yester-
day afternoon at the Gaiety Theatre.
Daniel Frohman, the president. could not
attend. so Joseph R. Grismer. first vice
president, played the role OF master OF
ceremonies.
The report of the treasurer, Henry B.
Harris, showed that 50, 100 had been ex-
pended In the last year on cases OF sick
meas and general distress. Receipts from
all sources were 8 5000. but II was stated
that there 10 $3.50. 900 at present in the
treasury.
Tho trustees presented q plan for a
registration bureau which was indorsed.
The object will b TO keep a list Of every
variety OF theatrical worker for b con-
verAence OF managers and so to faoili-
tate the getting Of e~ngagenhents. A menu
ber OF the Actors Fund may avail himself
Of this advantage by the payment Of 81.
The following Officers Tor the ensuing
year were elected: Daniel Frohman.
president; Joseph r. Grislner. first vice.
president; Henry B. Harris, treasurer;
Frank Mckee, secretary. The t~rostees
for the next two years will Be Milton
Mobiles. Harry Hsrwood, William Harris,
Ralph Delmore. Marc Klaw. Charles
BuInham. Clay NJ. Greene and Percy G.
Williams.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-12
MRS. HUMPHREY WARD AHEAD.
Her Demurrer to Brady's Answer in Suit
Over Play Sustained.

Over Play Sustained.
Supreme Court Justice Giegerich sus-
tanned yesterday the demurrer Of Mrs.
Humphry Ward to the answer Of William
4. Brady. the theatrical manager. in q
suit brought by Mrs. Ward against both
Brady and O. d. Woodward, manager Of
the Woodward Stock Company of Kansas
City, to restrain them from using the dram
atisation Of The Marriage Of William
Ashe' in any form. Mrs. Ward also asks
for an accounting from Brady.
Mrs. Ward says IN her complaint that
Brady did not give the stipulated number
Of performances and was duly notified
that he had forfeited his rights. but never
theless, he leased the play to woodward,
who produced It. In his answer Brady
denied that his contract was reacinded,
saying that Mrs. Ward waived the clause
relating 70 the number Of performances,
Besides, he thinks, the cast ought to be
tried in the Federal courts.
Justice Giegerioh's decision permits
Brady 10 amend his answer within twenty
days,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-12
Cyrus Field Judssn In Hospital Again.

Cyrus Field Judson. who wa In st.
Gregory's Hospital last week for treat
ment for angina pectoris, was taken TO
the New York Hospital last night from the
West Thirtieth street police station. He
would not 60 In an ambulauoe. 30 the
police got an automobile. At the hospi-
tai tho case was diagnosed a. hystsria.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-12
The Greeters Reopen Their Club Rooms.

The glad hand and the genial smile
10Y water or mineraD were In evidence
= the reopening Of the club rooms Of tho
areeters. adjoining the Hotel Victoria,
ast night. A fire on March II last left
,his society Of hotel clerks temporarily
noinele.s. Among the guests last night
eeere Simeon Ford. Thomas J. Kelly,
george V: Boldt and Louis Adlon, pro-
Gnetor Of the Hotel Adlon OF Berlin.
hert Adlon's greeting was an invitation
ttSsl4 b Sns e f sSsg . e sia, %snd sS' 70 af bsa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-12

The volume Of dramatic verse BY Will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-12
Mont esauiou.r F,ske,

The wedding Of Count Lionel de Mon
esauiou- F~ezensao of Paris and Mrs. Robert
p. Fiske tool place yesterday at 81.
Roman Catholic Church in New
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27
DELINQTENT TAX LIST

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
the lolloWine list contains The names
or the owners o; an property lpon
which the taxes levied in the year 1905
m ana for the Territory of New Mex
ie0, County of Bcrnalillo. and city of
Albuquerque. amounting to more than
$500, have become deliquent. to-
Sether With the description of the
property. and the amount of the taxes,
penalties ana costs due opposite each
name and description, together with a
s'peratc statement Of the taxes due
ON personal property, Vhcthec Tho
several taxes are due from the same
owner or owners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27
PRECINCT 40. x


Albuquerque College -Land in Pet
s about : pieces of land, le6 acres
more or less, as des i'm All to 1896
schedule. taxes. y3S,S5; penalty. $i94
costs. 5000: total St2 80.
CLEARWATER. W, II Land in Pet
&. Pei W. wide. nd y. Contoras g.
Montoyo; e pub. road; " Rio
Graude-Pct. s. 1870 vs. wide. 3D.. y
strong $. Conteras, E. pub. road
w. Rio Grande. 250XS00 vs. Ed. N
Garcia ct al, :. rorea ct al. T.,
w. Otero I0oxS00 IT. I'D. n. Tint
teo Gricgo, =, Reyes Quintana ct al.
T., contra aeequia; w. roadway
land In Pet. s, 31Nl96 vs.. I'D y, can
delaria; : Padina; H., NJ Gutierrez.
w. roadwoN-t00 yds y. To 5 run
ming from road to river known as
strong land and Yrisarri land"-iu
village Of Los Griegas. purchase from
Tom Huhboll. taxes, S40.30. penalty,
$500. costs, 81 %, total, $AQ.52
GllenWatcr. " II Land in Pet.
%. I'D y. GtlleuWntor q Baca; T.,
Perea ct all 81. Garcia, Contrefas et
al, W. road ct al; personal $3.50,
taxes. $i1.55; penalty, $2.01; costs
$40, total, $f6o2.
Gutierrez. r C-Land In Pet. y,
II acre I'D n. Est l. g. Armiio $,
road T.. road. w. Est. !. C. Armiio-
Pets rs & II. interests in the Paiar-
ITO 4 Atrisco Grants; land in Pct II.
1|l60x2oo0 IS. I'D. y, T. A. Huhhell,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27
PRECINCT No g.

Chaees. Sotelo-Land 100 Pot G.
.ltox12o v4 Bd. y. entrance. \. J. ~
Smith T. acfquii- ". pub road
land HI g.. A.. Padils. S. entrance.
4 agequia. W. Public road
a00x33o yds. Bd y. ~ j. chavez $
J. chavez " Apodaca. e. Rio Grsndc
W. arrovs -s0uxeue vs. Ed ". Jose
Chavez. =. J.. Marine. T.. & w. Juan
sanchez personal property. itN'5.
taxes. $3.50. penalty. se25: costs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27

ON personal property, Nhethe2 th'
several t"Nes are u from the sann'
owner or owners.
CITY.
\or HISS TII\\ 60, M
Acknrnan uarrin,, - p,rte ,o+
II . 'H',I'I hIoct H}'' Gnrooada DIS nIsao. iP o.,
d. blork roronado pInco. ~, -
hlorl, + Eoronodn plooo' 10, - 49,,
Cnronada plan. Io.s 9 "a ri r.
CornnoGn pt,oo. Int. o. "''' b,
bio,k , Coran9do p}a, ~ 30 a.,
hiocp "a y n -, ,r"' - 80
~tnvce x-449' ~on,It, 60 ''' "
"a oo. total SS2 "a ''t ~
Arnot GtoropIiot. hIo.t "a
y. NJ r 90 narsonni nronnrtT Stoo.
taxes s72 SS n]o eprIi ''Vle'f eo. e eaots
S1.6O: total. $1g1I
Armiio. Antonio-Lot : block : 4
~ O Ala. lois 2 : 4 hIocE II iots
|11. T. block - q IA p ~
frontage between lots ~ - blorL -
ana r. r. RI. Of vav. n~orsonai mon.
nrtv coo, tavcy ca 'nat = -
''''' 80, 'o'''' F4i''''
Armllo' Flora Raca de-Pet. -;
ana adjoining trrca Add lots %, "a,
"i"ck o. y NJ / CO.; taxes, $3t.O5;
Itn"ItN' $-.9'. costs, 500, total,
S6l"'.
Auge. H. Hot Z. block ?. Rolvi-
deere Add; lot 10. blk. ~. II II Add:
personal property. $40. taxes. $3S.3S.
penalty. Sl.9l. costs. $500. total
*49.29.
..
Barth. Nathan-Lots 1l6 ~ IFS.
ll9. 100 and y. IL. I21. block q
Pros. Add. taxes. SI636: penalty.
S3.S1: costs. SI.60: total. $S1 -.
Bearrup, J.. H.-Lots ] To "a. block
G. McGoWan's subdivision. n@ersonni
property $500: taxes. S1so IA nonauv
$500: costs. 1Ie0. total s1fo a.
Borradatle .Iohn-T ot. I . ma .
block ~ \ NJ r % lnt hio.l,
%. 4. NJ r. 60 lots . q
block . Amee Add lois 4 : n
in. 10 hIock . Nmcs Il nor
-nronorty ga tava. &ite &c i
g. a cc,,.ts e. 90, ig'i'''N
uor,adaiio FIaln ''''', -. O..
nj \ ncera" -, ~"
t"'", W. nho Pfand'' 40 acres. land
t'"' ~ ~ ''ieEu, =, NI'on"r I"lf'S;
f. nam road W. ItIo Grahd"; land
tn ret 49, an adobe house in old
A~lhuPuerque east of plaza. lots 20.
~ block s. ~ NJ T. CO.; lots 3. 10,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27

30 - " ~N'anutll' w flahclSc,
AIJ.. 49, I"tS block H. Iart
,aa33 80 anu block \. IN fatF
- = ''" : \ hioek & NJ
p ,5,9''''i .''S To pIoCk ~
p'Ie' Ndu lots IS To 20, block 3
ito,nri' Ndd personal $e40 taxes
,n,ai -, Nn'''N' N'.i' costs, S41V
49, ~ @ii3ii 49,.
Ih,nno1L" ~ ~ ,"nN Lots - Il
- y " ! Nud personal prop
.,, - en- Ffl.V'' p'haItN >-'oN'
- '"ta'' N4+ ~.
80 Va - Lots \ =. block I
~ Elaat nIoCk lots H. ~
-nnat NJ ",, 90 N"I'helh Add per
nnnai, 'is "a FI"u, t'Nes sos N'
tfqtS T'''' 'oN'N' N-'o' '"''I
F'''
.,,, w.
:, - ''N'',I' I."tS ~ u ~
e. i'"'' 90 personal proper
ca 10y ~ penalty, NI'f.
=. - '"l"'' $"".99
'3''>n' .H'S W N'-Lots j., ~ .
nr', VI. 20 personal prop
otN, ~ ,'NrS ~ a., penalty $2l4'
- ! "1' ,''"L $fo.l9
J., lots 70 -, MOCK
y .Nud. taxes S,742; penalty
49,. .e1'StS ~ ~ total, $50 80.
''"iSei' maynard lots u, -
ana - block b, Springer Add
sINSS, H'z.54s penattN, $56l. costs.
e'''o' total $''.55.
H..
Harrison Geo. w. 100 feet of
lots - to -. block 3. \. Bros. Add.
lots ., block 2. lots 3. 4. block IL,
lots 3. 4. block %, perea Add. per.
penalty. >8.5i: costs. s. so totaI
$3.50.
10 EI.rA >
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27

t,.. A. IL / ntS fE -
hlarl IS p|ro Add: nersonaI mon
"nrvN s.oo "'," xogE KIM
SxIH S'Uv. Xxi "a t"t,I al NY
NN''IInn,,sh WmI pet q ,hnnt
.t+eu ,a,1s s,nars IA ~
IrhufN' - an ~ 'Eafael GranT. ~
- MOCK a ANA nart OF blnsk 6
k Add Prt IA. about "a block i'm HE
IL NE 4dd. wing northeast of cor
nor1t{Nn = 40 'fnet lots a2 "a Noon
l'' Iros AJd lots :. 8 HSioorEE
"a ~ ~ lots Nh"
In. Ia 90 81 - hloek q
An In "a hln,k . \ N y, ~
~ xes xg1-Nq. penalty. xf0No. ,osts
s5 "a. total x9S3 qN
~ w
N9'tlS' ANN - i|,nV 81
h1: y, N''''TE"' =, 'I'",
W e ; ''l'S"i '"na u" hu ~,
irIieN'" N''"'J"' a, ''',t'''SV :"
oflte" r. "S4u ~ IVA ~ ~
T. ;, " plogh o. w U,NHys'
No. PV,,''"' F' S-'t
'otal' Nl-'."'' -
'{Ht"' y n@'9 TO- I' 10, 10
II, H. 20 =; nietN A. o
AID. taxes El'';l't i'u"Il\' E'N''
'"sts %i'SUi 'otais ~Ni''.'N -,
3ttro, Mrs NJ Ind ld. A. O.
y : H",'ia' , Jazz, on = l''"ni "
,3ad " LuVVI". -pUNtU'I ~ A.
M'nuei Sei,", ~ h'uii''io ,'a,,l'' y.
'e'9uia Chlh'lSat' " ''uti''I'1' an
und int. IN u laramie grant
anu. t', III Hi,io az $500" E,@n',
lots II - ~ p'''N l'.'' NuH.,
land IN Pct ~ lot - l." W. on
llJefaS road 70 l'vt y ~ , %" 4ln
-. ~ ON Wyst en-. personal pr"p-
$9.o., costs, 500 t"t9h $3ob
olefp' + All OF li7' pl'th ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27

''''>' y ~ t@tsl $-I'%bS..
uonovan pot 80 sw "a.
q, s>v -, g. r. rn "a
- ,o w Wv az
80 ~, ~ "a anroa taxc.
a. *. nanalty e, y oosts solo'
totol x4i'f4 1891
PRECINCT No o3.
skinner Leonard-Land in PEI.
90. NE Ia Sec. is. TIP. .. n. II. G, f.,
1850 acres. personal property. 500;
taxes, S25.42. penalty. St.21. costs,
| 5000: total. sgS.6g.
PRECINCT No. Is.
Chavez. Est. Venccslado-fand in
Pct IS Iooy9oo rs. ma X. Al sam
,hoz. : N 4. I.ohato. T.. hnls 81.
Chavez-tooxlOo vds pd n
Cnavco. pnrea. !, . cor.
o ~ - snitv. nnrsonot nroncrty
lsSIo. toxes AZ ~ nonaItyI s. AZ
cos,s e. "a. ,otal togS
Cnayng ,rto fosn-Iand In pc,
os to<xEao - 4 - ranaa.
,,rt,. : >hno Ta,d ~ = g "
- \, chavez tooxteo rs ma \
ro,d. : n chavez u NJ Gorrio "
hT1g. soox9oo US. IA M p. Lopez =.
H. Il l.onez. q. r Garcia. W. ace
ouia; personal property, $1,000. taxes;
S31.1. penalty. $l.5S; COSTS. $4.00;
total. $372a.
PRECINCT NO. 81.
Elias Talbot a Co.-f.and in Pet.
"a. 6Ox200 vs. I'D. y. pub. road: :.
/, Move. T., nuh road, w. + Mora.
| ne,sonal nronertv S2l5. taxes sa51S.
|uonnlty 81 95, COSTS 5000. total
Ixa>is
PRECINCT va az
sails Andres ana in pet a.
oovqno -, pd cront. < G. ~
.,,.t - 10000. -, "a
~ -. =
|'''''a' .no.-oo :" :" :"
."N" ". lo' ''""' '''N'r' ~
y 'Iaut - ~ M"n'oN" ~ dr"h''
W. g. !, dc @"lS' personal property
SlNl't taxes $lbI4N' penalty SS.o'i
costs. x3.60. total. S1T81G.
Schoechent Wm-Iand in pet. 35,
pa prroo. - nuran. II
M''|u'a'' w i''e'' laN'S'
>2F'l. Pfh'i'N' >l--' ''s's, Sz'"o'
total. S2t.t8.
UNKNOWN OWNERS.
Lot a. DIX. 2'- II. H. add' axe
f44 90, penalty $50; costs Sl'2o'
'''''f
Lot :, blk l3, ~ II add, axes,
S26.t4. penalty, $t95: costs. S1.2O;
total. S21.hq.
Iots IL II. NIX OK n n add.
I@taxos sara. n~enoltv $t61 costs.
a. 20. total sga %
~ ~ "a. a,
,"' o. piN. ""'' .'N
S62S', penalty $3'l4' costs ) s"'
total S67.l2
T. u #. lot :. BLK 30, II II, add;
taxes, $50 %. penalty. t1.96: costs,
S120: total, $it5.
Lot e, blk 30, H. II. add; taxes,
S39.29; penalty. $l.96: costs, 81 20;
total $4.45
Lots /. .. s. blk. "E". Nj p. K r.
add taxes. S8t.43; penalty. s1.67:
costs 81 "a. fatal sal 20
Lots ~. IA. IL blk. %. y. NJ r.
ca taxes. s992q: nenaltv, S1QG:
,,s,. a. "a. total x2a On
Tot "a NM 70 M. n 90.
49, "a ~. ,on,tt, 80 IN. oo.ts
$50 ''' ~
-
h"t - "iN 'N' ~ W % ,"Nr''
WI ~. pel'ty' |'''' ''S'S' S'-"'
t"loI' >"4'-o.
ott a.. .,so.
"''''', t f
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27
PRECINCT NO. 2.

Iuccro y Montoya. Franco Land IN
Pet 3 l51Xf00 VS. ia ~, Felipe SAM
chez. S.. heirs Andres Iuccrot r.
Chimisal. W. Pcrfecto Zamora. land
i'm Pet 3, Sd. n. Romana Lucerot
:. Conrado sanchez. f.. Il. Il. track
". arroya de Pachcco; personal prop
erty. $l205; axes, S36.3t: penalty.
$1.Nls costs. $500; total. $l1.75.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27
PRECINCT no. >.


A~lbuouoruuo Pressed Prick &. Tile
Co-Land in Pet. r: . acres nd. n. Il
Sedillo, $, Justo Garcia; e. Broad-
way. W, H. r.. personal property.
$1200: taxes, $G4.36. penalty, $3.21;
costs. $40. total. S6q.gT
-
b~ariacat' - Land IN Pti 10 ~
= sec. no, TIP - ~, L. w. e. roo
i't''',' N','". ."'S o. w. -,
~ Nor'ilJo N99' p'IS"i,''
: -. 90 ,nN 80, zoe 81
r1. w., Co. .
.n1 =, D. -a.,oa n,ra,,s
pcr.onal n,.,n.,r' xto0 awe ca "a
aa,r' 80 on. q.oo ,ot,I
80
c,a,t ,.,. = ,,5 OIL, p.t
80 IT, '"' ''
I'fS"''I pI"I'''N NV. ''N'9. f ~
p'h'IlN wa c'SIS' N-""' ''I'I
$3@3'.
Gurule ~ A-Iand I'm Pet %
-oyfno pd U,.tiv ,,l,.,
r,3
r".'i -NI''''''' To- i''i'l'9 i"'"'
q l','' Np''''' .'"' III f'' ] '' vs.
"''' h'. N'"" M'n'"N"' y
Nanchez. u. AIhuP. Grant w, broad
NIN St. acres. Ion g. blk ID j
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27

Moore o. Wand In Pet. 10. I'D.
81. J. Huuiek. =. Sisters r.. road
". Montnst. 30 acres taxes. St0S5:
penalty. $500. costs. S2oo. total.
SO -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27

Rio Grandc Wooden Mlls-Iand in
Pot 10 I'D y \. " : Mills $.
mountain road T.. j. \. Loo. W.
r r. taxes. S2ts.lo. penalty. stee
costs. s. 90. total t25a 80.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27
PRECINCT No. -.

Jastro. ~ A-Iand in Pct -. all
that portion Eernabe NJ. Montana
Grant lying aud being la Tp. II, y,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27

Albuquerque College Land in Pct
s about s pieces OF land. l26 acres
more or less, as des. i'm am to 1905
schedule; taxes. y3S.S5; penalty. $t94.
costs. 81 90, total. Si2. a..