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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07
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n Baerwala and Suasie had polsd
-ight hits ycsterdA, the Senators might
have won another game Hut these two
fh'n can't h. expected 90 10 sll 'hs hit
tins III the time
At that the senators. an clean hitting
made enough runs ln win hall ssms
What the, lacked Vas pitching snd sup.
port from th" infield
Rain threatened 10 prevent four NJ the
.isht sam-s scheduled In the American
and National leagues TODAY
T,us Cohh continues 20 bat around
~ Pretty soon r, viii un,ofs =
streak and rave ihs' sN-fsEs to 1''
~ too
Poster Say. Rcd So, Wit Repeal"
Headline George is 'b~ first critic Who's
had N. nerve 10 com. out Nth such
IN assertion since the cleveland indians
and the Nanks gr' started
slim" stllcr held tho Hastnn ufsys.
10 one run and four hits Yesterday
The Cardinals snnessd victory
Tho slu~eto pl,y. worked surcrs-iuliy
In thr ninth inning Tu.sih, save frf'
/ Smith q victory over Muskosss
I Rob poWis was The rrl, Okisnoms CT,
I player 10 annex ~ many a. tab hits
| yesterday Rob roled tNn IN Two times
/ up. batting no inf the dsv
! ono man IN a hall ,srts btt. a. . h.a
hall In crucial sro' and hsdl, MI,
tvis,ins resas lsstusf hfeah ur ,h'
I game and hfins. him slott Auoihr'
rrmc. through with clean linz dtiy,
vsil MI. that is hauled down b, , 'fssl
catch ilis drive is 'orsuiten where N,
other IL remembered
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Boat SteanS Three
Hours Amid Bodies

i.ONpON. luur \ dispatch from
Copenhagen sa,s that the swedish
steamer Wanda passed the wreck ~ =
gigantic WNr'hip ON saturday hundred.
of hodirs were floVins around the wreck
ana iof three hours tho Nsnas steamed
among dead ssilnfs Near the spot where
'h' dsfeliri Vss encountered the wreck
NJ his sailing vessel. apparently an In.
n'csnl victim a. tho Iullsnd battle vss
I sighted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07

The Giants. with sNhcil, tho same hall
club lose thirteen games out " nrcsn
and then iurn to win nineteen out ~
iwcut, one II IL not humnnl, possible
ths, the, could have improved this much
IN their skiu ~ such short notice once
more II Ia question ~ Fate The Pate
that worked against them In defeat.
worked for them IN victory Won cAu
soc Just What difference tho switch
made IN ihe Wnv NJ results
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EVERYTHING LOVELY

What u polite man VI Womhn' is
An air ~ extreme culture seems TO per.
wade bis home
Quite 80 Even his furniture Htm.
. trifle more polished than tho ordinaf,
nun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07

Alhef, irrn Mamau,. ~ AZ a. hr
ls commpnl, Known IN ,t,hursh eud
elsewhere sst down m Mrtraw e
fierce Giants trs,rtda, hciilug tl"m
in five hits Pittsburgh trimmed tho
Nstlunsl league sensations b, 3 h. =
Mamaut vas discovered last -rasrn
and with = trailing ,luh proved uue ~
the hardest pitchers In the lvaeur ~
bcsl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07
Crowds at Games This Year Pleasing
To Magnates; Baseball" Comes Back"

BY FRANK G mENkE
on, sing a song Of SIS BITS
CoUers tull Of dough.
Baseball mapnates fuli Of use,
watch the turrstiles 90,
Round and round the wheel, 90 spin
Every afternoon.
Jean, Of mopuis bulpinp 90
rhey may bust quite soon
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BIC LUNGS, FEET
AND HANDS, FOR
SPEED, REQUIRED
Can't All Be World Beaters,
Corsan Declares; Women
Better FlOaterS.

,-- t...t M, ,..,
Large h"hn' NM '"''' "'"'' '
hslp immensely IN rropcIllnr on"'HU
,hroueh the va,cr faI ior mlcs and
,
'''''
Many ynune men tNI o' "nln''on ""'
muscular energy com" '" INC 10 u',
their style improved. rms 'h'S II" wv"
Intentions o' b''hg Woflu p'"'''H N'N
IN" hri fran''I" Tor WORM "IWt
STRUCTURE ne iht' N"'n''n'' "'"'' nv
very lhigr mhs'' 'h'H " ah '"'n'"''
"ntlhl swimming ln.I'"f'' 'n' WE
capacity p' ln' "orIn n'",'i nu'. '"
"hsly sble 10 blo" over we "'" po''t W"
the sp'fometet ne " '''N "il'
man would sly WV 'r over W ''''h,',,
TINS VIII ehsp'" we man "' mus " !"
easily assume hoiiionNl i."h' w H',u
wafer. NJ " very "u' u "sn''' '''"u '"'
ana therefore WtF" nhsh h"No "u'
mo~ 10 no WIN ',""'lns '"'" '"' ""'
KNOW iat men WIN "It" "'W.' W.
sink IN 'he "'''f' "ul W wv wv Wv
nave hfg' lungs ana uh''''o'' "'' u""'
" bouyeht
Aim for 'tylc nfsi ana 're"d Wlll come
ir the excitement Of race.
A. the beginning NJ this century !
nsne M my nllhh lnH' ! NoulN "NN 10
teach peopl" how 10 swim had been
convinced that most ~ The great uuiu.
her Of drownlngs resulting from canoe
boat and other accidents. were Hvoidshi'
Takes up Crawl Stroke
Seeing that tho old breast stroke. gen
srslly used bv icscheN Of swimming
Va, obviously Inefficient md lacking IN
exercise vAidr. discarded II for the
crawl which ~ superior from the stand
points ~ simplicity. exercise and health
There nro three essential points ~ which
7 have already tols YOU In dstpll neccF.
snry for pupu ~ master Inc crawl
stroke These are NJ breathing. az
shoulder and arm work lai leg work I
take one detail 1T ~ time. giving N,
entire class thorough drIll
How Person pfowr,
A. have laid much stress m the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07

thre.hnse hi Nsgl.s sacrifice hits. Iiis.
ginho,ham. Sheffield. stolen base. Sofey
double PLAY Sorcy to Young to Coc i"f,
un bases. sherman Oklahoma CITY Z.
first base on balN Smith /. Phillips I.
Shipc 7. hi w pitcher hy Shipe
,SnRppl. struckout b, Smith 9 hy
Ship- : hits NJ Smith Z IN 12.l in.
ningr. Phillips 8 In ii.1 innings Time
one hour and fortN n," minutes I'm.
pifc. lawson
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~. grand total Tor Tho entire 1915 sea-
son The amazing spirit of the Giants
turned cut crowds every whUre-and ca
psCiRlly a. home
Tho Tigers. white Soy and Red sos
haven't been doing as well ~ was er-
pec,-i. but the, are drawing = sizesbls
number of patrons Tho Hrnyes and
rhnies are attracting we'll while the
Dodgers This season have been playing
io crowds bf h'yund am, IN the mod
eru hisiory " the Hfuoklyn OUTFIT
-, 81 900 6of eau
O. Fcnuor ~ HurWcr. Nrh. owns
the rostues, Eolf has in the world
lie went hunting tn Florida last win-
ter and nt,lk pluuksd I'm alligator. lie
shipped the hide north With instructions
tn have 10 converted into caddie pack.
few d,Ns later he got n letter from
the sporting goods house telling him tho
hide wns 'hs' of pearl alligator. q tsrs
species. and that n was worth close -
81 600
what shall W. do' asked tho gcls
has makers
MAKE mo tho has as requested"
wrote hack rerror And they did
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Hastou Al other ramrs postponed on F.
count Of rain
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PITCHER HURlS A
N0-HlT GAME AND
POLES HOME RUN

N lindsay. Okla June tsre
II . cisll-l.indssy defeated WNnne.
wood 10 q In game featured IN.
tirslv by the work ot Wise. tho locs
pitcher. who held Wvnnew ond hat
ter. hitlsss and von his own ssme
with home run drive Wise struck
out eighteen wynncvood haismen
The rAme was PLAYED In one hour
and ten minutes
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lana Philadelphia 81 chicago Sew lHfb
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U,wts tpnN Ausnis at Nashville
Nss ufissHs 81 MHmthif birmingham at
Ubsiianrots Nobiie 81 tl,iir Rotk
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NNtIle No A. Memphis NrN orleans
A. ATLANTIS NashtiU. postponed tsin
" rhaiisnus.ss pifmirHhsm. postponed
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,NERIC,> LE,GrE STANDING.

IANt~ TODAY -= Oklahoma rHy 40
'nffraH " AIfstsT Of rHrs Tulsa ~
NrnisUn Nuskpsee 80 Fort Suith
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Minneapolis uthrfs EaWvs tain
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iIansuuIis Ht lHuisRiliF Monographs af kan.
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INSULTS NtSrINnN A. ~HrrfsVuf.
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Totals ........1t i2 q o
'Eycfdon hit fot Phillips In ninth
Hy innings
sherman ..... ubn nsi 10. =
Oklahoma Cti n0O uiN 400
summary Tvohsse hit sheffield.
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Rob poWis was ihs onl, Oklshoms CT,
rlsN~f 10 anne, - many a. tab hii
yesterday Hoh poled tNn In Two time
up. batting I Nco inf m, dsv
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-20
Minutes Of Special Session
Of Board of County Com
missioners of Valencia
County, Setting as a
Board Of Equalization
at Los Lunas, New Mex
leo, on June 9th, 1916.


The Board of County Com
missioners met in special ses-
sion June 5th, 1916. The fol-
lowing persons were present:
Eugene Kempenich, Chair
man; Fermin Marquee and
Perfecto Gabaldon, Members
of the Board; ]. M. Luna, Clerk;
Diego Aragon Assessor, and
Ruperto Jaramillo, Sheriff.
The Board Immediately ad-
iourned and reconvened as
Board of Equalization.
Various taxpayers appeared be-
fore the Board and presented
protests as TO their assessment.
The Board then adjourned un
til nine o'clock A. NJ, June 9th
1916.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-20
PRECINCT No. 8.

Albino Barreras. penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Jesus Trujillo y Miera, penalty
deducted, exemption allowed.
Manuel Benavides, panalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Eduardo Gallegos, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Venceslado Gallegos, penalty
deducted, exemption allowed.
Antonio S. Garcia, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Rafael Garcia, penalty deduc-
ted, exemption allowed.
Perfecto C. Gallegos. penalty
deducted, exemption allowed.
Estevan Lopez, penalty deduc-
ted.
Rosalio Lopez, raised on live
stock, $2OO.O OO
Eugenio Padilla, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Juan Jose Romero, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Lazaro Zamora, penalty deduc-
ted, exemption allowed.
Juan Sanchez, penalty deduc-
ted, exemption allowed.
Ramon Sanchez, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Juan Serna y Baca, penalty
deducted, exemption allowed.
Carlos Tabet, assessment can.
celled.
Benigno Trujillo, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Jose Trujillo, penalty deducted
exemption allowed.
Pedro Chavez y Pine. eXemp
ton allowed.
PRECINCT No. 5.
Victoriano Trujillo, reduced OF
personal property, $4125.O o.
Mrs. Solomon Barth, penalt.
deducted.
Estavan Margarito Baca, pen
atty deducted.
Agapito Montana, penalty de
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Antonio Gonzalez, penalty de
, Quoted, exemption allowed.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-20
DISPLAYSFOR THE
COMING STATE
FAIR.

Albuquerque, n. NJ, July
decomposition for the big
cash prizes fer the best county
displays at the coming state fair
promises to be TIE keenest on
record, according to reports
coming in to the lair headquar-
teFs. Last year only about six
Of the counties were actively
contesting for the three cash
prizes which totaled $500.
Roosevelt county surprised the
state by winning first money,
ST 900, and Eddy county was
second. San Juan county's
third place was hotly contested
by San Miguel, Doha Ana and
Santa Fe counties.
About two thirds cf the coun-
ties now have made their appro
priations fer the county displays
at this years fair, These in
cIude all OF last years money
winners and several which did
not even get into the blue rio
ben class but which were en-
.couraged to make the efforts
this year b the large publicity
aid other direct benefits enjoy
ed by the money winners. Re
quests for space allotments and
details as 10 space at the dis
posal Of the fair commission are
pouring in, aad in number OF
the counties commetties and eX-
perts are actively at work as
sembIing or arranging for the
displays. Both Roosevelt and
Eddy County will be actively in
the race for the prize money
again this year, There is sharp
riv IIry between the two coun-
ties and both will make extraor-
dinary efforts, Their competi-
ton, however, will be with a
much larger field this year.
Appropriations CT $1,000 or
more have been made by ten
counties and several have ap-
propriated from $500 to $75o
Each one proposes to win the
bing first cash prize.
AS was the case last year
absolute fairness will prevail in
lowing exhibit space in the
display halls. The agricultural
display halls his year will be
l .quare and will not only avoid
much Of the space waste suffer-
, cd by the shape Of last years
iaclosure but also will give ex-
nioitors a much better oppor-
tunity for effective displays.
There is no longer any doubt
V every one of New Mexico's
twahty-six counties will be re,
presented this year with ofticla
: displays. Arrangements are be-
u ing made for about double the
display space used last year,
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-20
deducted, exemption allowed,
PRECINCT No. Is.

PRECiNOI L mo. 10.
Jose Francisco Anzures, pen
atty deducted, exem ton al
lowed.
Augusta Chavez, raised on per-
sonal Fror cry, So6O.OO
Jose Manual Chavez, reduc-
e5 on personal property, 77.OO
Juan Chavez, penalty deeuct-
ed, exemption allowed,
Leopoldo Garcia, raised on
personal property, S495.OO
Serahn Marquez, raised on
personal property; $l,I25.oo
Solomon Marquez. assess sesss-
ment cancelled,
Bedacio Martinez, raised on
personal properly, $33O.0O
Basalio Montoya, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Fiorencio PadilIa, raised on
personal property, 10000
PRECINCT No. 19.
A. G. Sais, penalty deducted,
exemption allowed,
PRECINCT No. 20.
Benito Lucero, penalty dc
Quoted, exemption allowed,
PRECINCT No. p.
OnoGre Baca, penalty deducted
exemption allowed.
Miguel BaIdonado, penalty
eeGucted, exemption allowed.
Felix Gallegos, penalty de
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Jacobo Gurule, penalty deduct
ed, exemption allowed,
Estefana Hernandez de Cara
bajaI, penalty deducted, exemp
ton allowed.
Maclovio Torres, penalty de
Quoted, exemption allowed,
Gross Kelly & Co. reduced
on real estate, $6OO.OI
PRECINCT No. %.
Manuel Blea, penalty deduc'e'
exemption allowed.
Pablo Gallegos, reduced o.
real estate, $1440.O
Urban2 Garcia de Gallegos
penalty deducted, exemption a
flowed.
PRECINCT No. "a.
Vicente Chavez & Bros, per
T. atty deducted.
Lewis Shoemaker, penaIt
= deducted, exemption allowed.
: PRECINCT No. 27.
Richard Pohl, penalty d'
: ducte1, exemption allowed an
Re auceJ % personal prope
y Continued on 4th. page.9
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-20
June 9th. 1916

The Board met as a Board OF
Equalization pursuant to ad-
lournment, the same members
being present,
Various taxpayers appeared
and presented protests as to their
assessment.
The Board then proceeded to
review the returns of the tax
payers as made by the Asses
sor, and acted upon the same
as follows:
10 Eureka White Lime Co.,
reduced on real estate 100000
II Jose Max Gallegos, pen
atty reduced and exemption
granted.
Assessment against unknown
owners OF lets 8 to Is, Block
Is, cancelled.
3 John Becker raised real
estate formerly owned by Va
lentin Montana, l-2 an acre
class l..
3 Estevan Lopez penalty
deducted.
PRECINCT No. 2.
Belen Town & Imp. Co., reduc-
ed on real estate. $20,835.OC
Jose Felipe Castillo, penalty
deducted, exemption allowed.
Jose Saturnino Chavez, penal
ty deducted, exemption allowed
Noverto Baca, reduced or
real estate $4,000
Gabino Gilbert, reduced or
real extate S435.Ul
Jose Antonio Castillo, assess
ment on sheep cancelled.
Jose Felipe Castillo, penalty
deducted, exemption allowed.
Eugenio Peralta, penalty de
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Fred Scholle, reduced on per
sonal property, $lO,OOO.O(
Juan Rey Baca, reduced Of
personal property, $7OO,O'
Jose Miguel Sanchez y Cha
vez, assessment cancelled.
Jose Ma. Baca, exemption
granted.
Urbano Baca, penalty deduc
ted, exemption allowed.
Fred Becker, raised on res
estate $3.50
Belen Land Grant, penalt
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-20

Precinct No. II.
Macedonia Gurule, exemption
allowed.
Jose Max Gallegos, penalty de-
ducted, exemption allowed.
Patricio Chavez, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Pablo Chavez, penalty duduc-
ted, exemption allowed.
Juan Baca. penalty deducted,
exemption allowed,
Desiderio Baca, exemption al
lowed.
PRECINCT No. Is.
Abundio Peralta, reduced on
real estate, S3o0.OO
Pfpcopio, Tapia, penalty deduc-
Cedd, q, en- |, 4 & ttii5ifzeslisR,oa
Alfredo Montoya, reduced on
real estate. $500
PRECINCT No. 16.
Chapman, Mere. Co. reduced
on personal property, 5000. 90
J. E. Day, penalty deducted.
L. w. Lewis & Sons, penalty
deducted, reduced on personal
property $1972. so
PRECINCT NO. II.
Eliseo Barela, reduced on
personal property, S225O.oU
SiIvestre MirabaI, raised on
personal property. | l,325OC
Vidal Herrera, raised on per
sonal property, l,Ul5.OL
Jose Manuel Garcia, penalty
deducted, exemption allowed,
Henry H. Garcia, penalty
deducted, exemption allowed,
Manuel Garcia, penalty de
Quoted, exemption allowed,
Teodoro Gonzales, penalt,
deducted, exemption allowed,
Nicolas JaramiIlo, penalty
deducted, exemption allowed,
Epimenio PadilIa, penalty de
Quoted, exemption allowed,
Diego Chavez, penalty de
Quoted, exemption allowed,
MerejiIdo Ortiz, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed,
= Rafael Montalo y Romero
penalty deducted, exemptlo
allowed,
Jose R. Marino, penalty dc
Quoted, exemption allowed,
Antonio Leyba, penalty dc
: Quoted, exemption allowed,
TomasTelles, penalty deducr
! ed, exemption allowed,
0 Rafael Valdez, penalty de
/, Quoted, exemption allowed.
Cstarlna c. de Savedra, pei
: lily deducted, exemption ALLOW
ed,
; Victor Romero, penalty dednc
: ed, exemption allowed,
Silvestre Romero, penal
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-20

L HhEClNC1 mo. l.
J. NJ. P. Casauranc, raised on
personal property S8OO.00
PRECINCT No. 6.
Estevan Chavez, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Vences Castillo, penalty deduc-
ted, exemption allowed.
Pablo Gonzalez, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Antonio Romero, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Josecito Chavez, assessment
cancelled.
Calistro Montoya, reduced on
personal property, S250.00
PRECINCT No. 7.
Manuel Casias, penalty deduc-
teQ, exemption allowed.
Bonifacio Garcia, reduced on
personal property, $1,000
Isidro Griego, penalty deduc-
ted, exemption allowed.
Jose Marquee, penalty deducted,
exemptiOn allowed.
Proeopio Montoya, reduced on
real estate $4,000 and on personal
propearty $1,000 $1,000
PRECINCT No. 8.
Francisco Abreu, raised on
personal property, $660,0O
Marcelino Abreu, raised on
personal property, $66O.0O
Leonor Anzures, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Juan Baca, penalty deducted,
exemption allowed.
Serafn Candelaria, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed,
Juan Rey Chavez, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Juan Chavez y Salas, penalty
deducted, exemption allowed.
Santiago Jaramillo, penalty de
daetcaa, c.;cssya. .S;cssya.iret;oo.4 allowed
Felipe Marquee, penalty duduc
ted, exemption allowed.
Jose H. Mirabal, penalty de
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Apolonio Montoya, penalty de
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Manuel Montana, penalty de
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Jose R. Padilla, penalty deduc
ted, exemption allowed.
Perfecto Sandoval, assessuen
cancelled.
Pedro BareIa, raised on per
sonal prope. ty. $2l25.O
PRECINCT No. 9.
1 Emeterio Gutierrez, penalt
deducted, exemption allowed.
Procopio Jaramillo, penalty de
Quoted, exemption allowed.\
Juan Lente, penalty deducted
exemption allowed.
= Pablo Lopez, penalty deducted
exemption allowed.
: Nicolas A Sanchez, assessmer
D cancelled.
: Francisco Duran, penalty de
Quoted, exemption allowed.
: PRECINCT No. 10.
Luciano Romero, raised 0
personal property, $1,000
Jesus Alderete, raised
no personal property $1,000
Julian Connolly, penalty d'
Quoted, exemption allowed
. Leopoldo Moya, penalty dedu
v
ted, exemption allowed.
Telesforo Chavez, penalty d
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Precinct No. II,
Juan M. Apodaca, penalty d
! Quoted, exemption allowed.
Felipe Carabajal, penalty d
: Quoted, exemption allowed.
Jesus Chavez, penalty dedu
ted, exemption allowed.
Felix Gurul6, penalty deducte
m exemption allowed, and reduce
" on personal property, $55.
~ Elias Garley, penalty deducte
exemption allowed.
n Francisco Macs, penalty dedu
ted, exemption allowed.
e. Est. of Manuel Macs y Atari
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-20

deducted.
Tony Brick, penalty deduc-
ted, exemption allowed.
F. M. Miera, panaltY deducted.
Hispano-Americano Pub.
Co., penalty deducted.
Desiderio Sanchez y Baca,
penalty deducted, exemption
allowed,
Southwestern Agricultural
Corporation, reduced on real
estate, $42,167.00
Washington Wise, reduced
on real estate Sl2O.OO
Porfrio S. Torres, penalty
deducted. exemption allowed.
Saturnino Trujillo, penalty
deducted, exemption allowed.
Charles Reinken, Trustee, re-
duced on real estate, Sl,770.O!O
Pedro S. Torres, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption granted.
Dionicio Torres, penalty deduc
ted, exemption allowed,
Juan Tafoya y Tafoya, penalty
deducted, exemption allowed and
reduced on personal propeaty,
improvements $4,000
Nicolasa Tafoya de Baca, re-
duced on real estate, $500. 90
Joaquin D. Garcia, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed,
Francisco Savedra, penalty de-
Quoted, exemption allowed.
Fradk Stockton, penalty decuc
Felipe Chavez y Aragon, re
duced on real estate $1,000
Julian Tafoya, penalty deduc
ted, exemption allowed.
Gabriel Candelaria, reduced OF
real estate $l2O.Ot
Juan Poniente, reduced on per
sonal property $1,000, and OF
real estate $4,000. $50. o.
Fred Sanchez. reduced on rea
I estated $3.50. o.
Belen Commercial Club Bldg
Assn. reduced on real estate
$4,000