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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
THos. ROWE. j.. CLEARED.
Young Farmer Accused Of
Burglary Is Not Guilty.

After being out but short time
the jury in the case Of Thos. Rowe,
Jr., charged with burglary returned a
verdict Of mot guilty.. Mr.. Rowe is
a member Of one Of Audrain ccunty's
most prominent families, young man
who has always stood well wherever
he has been and his many friends felt
from the first that he was innocent Of
the charge.
Oscar Newson, the principal wit
ness for the prosecution, testified he
and young Rowe robbed the store Of
Patterson Bros, & Crews, at Rowena
On cross examination Newson ad-
pitted at one time he had received an
indeterminate sentence in the Indiana
Reformatory Of one to fourteen years
for stealing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
AUsTRIAns ARE OUT OF
GzERNOW|Tz AT LAST
City Has Been Evacuated After a
Desperate Engagement With
Russian Offensive Troops.
kAIsER BLOOD IS PoIsIoNED
Two Operations. Rome Hears, Fails to
Improve Conditions Of Teusonic
Ruler in Berlin.

Lohdon, Jan. 5.-The Petrograd
correspondent Of the Havas Agency
announces that the Austrians have
evacuated czcrnowitz, Bukowina, the
Russians having seized all the heights
dominating the town.
Everywhere the Stripa and yoIhy-
nian districts Of Russia, and in East
Galicia, the Russians are on the often
sive, the official communications from
both Petrograd and Vienna reveal.
Czernowitz. capital Of Bukowina, is
now the position around which the
most Important fighting is in prog
ress. The Russian war Office reports
that the Russians have occupied a line
of trenches northeast Of Czernowitz
and have repulsed strong counter at
tocks.
London, Jan. 5.--"The danger Of
the Kaiser's illness is now openly ad-
mitted," says a Daily News dispatch
from Rome. at is said to be due to
blood poisoning, although no state
ment Of the specific cause has been
made. The kaiser already has been
operated upon twice, but his condition
Is not improved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
re MOVE STORE.

Messrs. Head and Morris, owners
Of the Palace Of Sweets occupying the
Lawder building at the corner Of
jefferson and Promenade streets, will
move their establishment to Vandalia
at some time during this month. just
who will occupy the building they va
cate is not known.
We are sorry to have these two gen.
tlemen leave Mexico but hope they
win return to make their home here
in the near future. Both Mr.. Head
and Mr.. Morris are exceptionally
popular with all who know them and
yandaIia is to be congratulated upon
securing such good citizens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
TO RAISE $4,000.
Plans to Improve Synodical College
Fulton Discussed Here.

DR.. Trig Thomas, Of Kansas City
and Dr. J. L. Mnuze, Of St. Louis,
have been delegated by the Missouri
Synod Of the Presbyterian church 10
raise s5O,OOOO for synodical college,
Fulton. This decision was made at
D meeting of the Synod in this city
late Tuesday night. synodical
will be continued as a Junior col
lege.
About thirty prominent members
Of the Presbyterian church and Synod
were in attendance and the Rev. John
Kerr, moderator Of the Synod, pre-
sided, Synodical is one Of Missouri
best schools but it is has been in fin
ancial troubles for several years
which has materially impeded its pro-
eress.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
Or ]. {. DUNCAN, PIONEER
RESIDENT Of VICINITY, D|Es
WAS ErcHrY-rwo YEARS OLD
funeral VIII be Thursday Morning at
the Midway Church Near His
Old Home.

DR.. J. Edward Duncan. one of the
most popular physicians Of the No
limo neighhorhood. died Wednesday
morning from complication Of dis
eases. DR.. Duncan was eighty-two
years old and up to the time of his
death was a prastieing physician, IN
fact, his last illness was brought on
by exposure during the Christmas
snow while waiting on his PATIENTS
In his death Mexico and vicinity
mourn.
The funeral services viii be con-
Quoted Thursday morning at II o'clock
from the Midway Christian church hy
the Rev. st. Clair, of Columbia. Dr..
Duncan was prominent Mason and
the order will take charge Oh the SER
vices. The burial will be made at
Midway.
DR.. Duncan is a great uncle Of Mrs.
J.. F. LleweIIyn Of this city. He was
4 brother Of M. Y. Duncan. deceased
He leaves three children; Mrs. Claud
Wood, Fulton; Joe Duncan, Of Aud
rain county; and Miss Unice Duncan,
Of Monroe County.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
20 ears Ago.

George Wright, of Great Falls,
Montana, sent cane to each Of the
following named men Of Mexico:
Warren Harper. William H. French, /
H. Talbot and GA. Bast.
Mrs. Mary E. Patrick died at her
home on East Liberty street.
Miss Dufins and Mr.. Cardwell were
married by the Rev. A. A. Wallace.
DR.. W. L. Reed and Miss Alcinda
Allen, both of Mexico, were married
at the home of t. H. Marshall
Henry Weimer, Of the city Of Mex
leo, Mexico, visited his brothers at this
place.
James Toalson Of near Martinsburg
Mo-, was student at the Barnes Med.
cal Institute in st. Louis.
There we're 2,196 convicts in th'
Missouri Penitentiary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
BIG GOOSE sUPPER.
Mexico Business Men Enjoy Splendid
Meal at Boy Scout Cabin.


A party Of Mexico business men
left this city at Z o'clock, Tuesday
evening, in special car on the cleo
trio line, and went to the Boy Scout
cabin where delicious goose dinner
with Appropriate trimmings was
awaiting them. The rcturn trip was
made about 10;sO after good smoke
and the big camp fire had been thor
ouehly enjoyed.
T. j. Williams, dressed as IL for q
coon hunt, with several sylph-like
rcheroots secreted about his person,
was an abject of suspicion before the
car left. When he lighted one Of
these stogies the fumes and their eff
feet in the crowd, were similar, ac-
cording to DR.. Ned Rodes, to the gas
bomb now used in the European
trenches. It was the conclusion Of all
in the party that Mr.. Williams eltnek
had depraved taste as to tobacco OF
was evening up an old grudge on some
member Of the delegation.
Roy Ferris, Charles Squires and Lee
IIanley served. Those present were
Frank Squires, E. R. Locke, 7. ],
Il
Williams and his cigar, James Squires
W. C. Williams, Ben Haskell, Mitchell
White, Frank Atkins, H. P. Averitt
w. w. Pollock, A. H. Moore, Wallace
Dearing, R. e. Race, Roy Ferris, Or
Ned Rodes, A. G. White, W. 6. viii
kins, j. W. Rutter, Earl Brown, W
EW. Fry, Jr., Ross Cauthorn, Alfred
Larsen, s. M. Locke, I. T. McCue, Mar
tin Myers, H. D. Sproul, Emmett At
kinson, Mr.. Ritter, Earl Moore, P. L
HanIey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
DIR. =. ]. Jolly WED.

DIR. r. J. Jolly a partner in bus
mess with DR.. Fred Griffin, was mar
ried Sunday evening at 5 o'clock in
the First Christian church Of Mat
toon, ILL.,, TO Miss Florence Yorke, Of
that city. DR.. and Mrs. Jolly
came home Tuesday and are
domiciled in the pretty Silverstein
cottage on west Monroe street.
DR.. Jolly, who has been in Mexico
but short time, has made host Of
friends since coming here. He i
d young physician Of ability. Mrs
Jolly is charming and accomplished
young socity woman Of Mattoon. The
ledger takes pleasure in joining the
people Of Mexico in extending to Mr.
end Mrs. jolly congratulations anc
best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Fred L. Luckie,a member Of the hos
pital corps Of the United States Army,
formerly Of this city, died.
A coal shute was being erected at
the Chicago and Alton yards at Fran
els.
Mrs. Henrietta VOORHEES,, died at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. T. ]. Gooch,
on east Promenade street.
The Coil family held a reunion at
Perry, Mo-, during the holidays. P.
II. Cullen and wife, DR.. P. E. Coil and
Miss Inez Coil, all Of this city at
tended
Miss Madge Potts and Ralph Green
of San Antonio, Texas, were married.
Miss Kathryn Hinde, Of this city,
and Isom Roberts, were married.
Geo. Kemp and Norton Nelson
bought stock in the firm Of Kemp and
Pearson.
Mrs. Nora Dudley, 30 years old,
died at her home 5 miles south of this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
FORMER MEXICO BOY
INVESTIGATES KANSAS


Poole Harrison, formerly OF
this city, who is selling the pro-
ducts Of the Standard Oil Corp.
In Kansas and meeting with
splendid success, recently made
an investigation Of the effect Of
the Dry law in the Sun Flower
state. Mr.. Harrison is an ar
dent Dry and with several
friends decided to see what
was doing"
The following story regard
ing his experience in this work
is taken from the Fulton Sun:
HE and a friend visited the
slum districts Of Topeka, Wich-
| ita and several of the other
large cities and sought out neg
roes and others who they
thought were likely to be in the
business of bootlegging. Out OF
sixteen tries they found oniy
one negro who was able to lead
them to an oasis and it happen-
ed to be in the negro's pocket.
1t consisted Of about q half pint
of whisky. Poole and his friend
before they knew that the negro
had whisky, told the black that
they were awfuliy dry and he
said he was willing to accomo-
date them by giving them a
dram out Of his flask. They
thanked him but declined. The
other fifteen men said they had
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
AuxYAssE.

Mrs. Edgar French was greatly
surprised by thirty Of her relatives
marching in with their dinners to help
her celebrate her forty-ninth birth
day. May she have many more.
The young peoples meeting held q
supper at the Hotel Friday night
All Of our litAIe town assisted Miss
OrIin Rood in making her watch party
success Friday night, when we Old
folks got awake enoagh 10 realize the
real significance Of the bells ringing,
that being our usual Ere alarm
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Siden-
stricken was buried at Westminster,
Thursday. Mrs. Gum Kidwell and
children are The guests Of Mrs. =. B.
Campbell OF Fulton. Or. Adams and
family spent Thursday and Friday
with relatives in Mexico VIII Yates
paid $4,000 for an extra good team Of
mules, Tuesday. Mrs. John Boyd
and children are at Mrs. Lon Hender-
sons where they win board until
spring. Elmer Burt and family ex-
pect to move to his fathers farm right
away, and his father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Nat Burt, will move to town
and occupy Elmer's cottage. Misses
Nell and Floy Harrison were the
Tuesday Club hostesses this week. at
their beautiful country home. Mrs.
Paris BARLEY, Of Helena, Montana, Is
the guest Of relatives here. How giad
we. who knew her when she lived here,
are to welcome her back home.-- With
the New Year we welcome Mr.. Tay-
lor and wife to our little city, who has
bought out the A. R. Brown Grocery
stock Mr.. Brown and family left
Monday for st. Louis their future
home. All of our boys and girls
have resumed their duties at various
places after spending Xmas with
homefoIks. Mrs. Glen Thomas
spent Xmas with relatives in Column
bia. New Years brought son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Maddox at their
home in North Auxvasse. Mr..
Woods has returned to his home in
Evansville, Ind, after spending Xmas
with relatives in Fulton and Aux
vase.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
Rebman's Wedding Anniversary
fCI To..s D<ss<..I,f.5.


'Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Reb-
man, for more than a half CEN
fury readers Of The Republic and
it's predecessor, The Missouri
Republican, Saturday observed
the sixty-second anniversary of
their marriage at the home of a
daughter, Mrs. Thomas M. Wal
ton, 6432 Marmaduke avenue.
Both are 81 years old and in
good health.
'The couple were married in
Frederick, ILL.,, New Years Day,
1854, with the thermometer
about 10 degrees below zero.
''Mr. Rebman facetiously re-
marked he was born young and
decided to marry young AS a
result, he said, he has always
felt young.
''He was active as a carpenter
until two years ago, when he was
forced to retire because Of fail
ing sight. He has voted for Is
Presidents Of the United States.
"The couple also have a son,
eight grandchildren and two
at-grand-children."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
CHANCES IN Location.

Ms. Myers is moving his real estate
Office from the south side Of the pub
lie square, to the Greer building across
the street east Of the Ringo House
where he viii be glad to have his
friends call and Sc him.
Frank McCord, the shoe man. who
had his shop with wilkins and Brown
win occupy the room vacated BY Mr..
Myers on the first floor Of the south
side Of the square. This change will
be made right away, and Frank wants
bis friends and patrons to call and
have their work done,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
10, 20 AND 30 YEARS
AGO THIS WEEK
20 Years Aro.

John skelly died at his residence
northeast Of Mexico,
Thos. Helm was assisting Col. Del
aplane in the Wabash freight Office.
]. H. Caldwell and Mrs. Annie
Violet were married at the Baptist
Church in yandalia
Charles Cave was in Anacadona,
Montana, on a prospecting tour.
DR.. r. T. Gibbs and Miss Kelly, both
Of Hatton were married.
DIR. Rodes was superintendent Of
the ASYLUM at Fulton.
W. M. Patterson was with the Kill
gore and Howell real estate firm.
Mexico was working for third
class charter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Hon. John P. Gordon,
State Auditor,
Jefferson City, Mo.
Dear Sirs-
September 10, 1a13.--This depart
ment is in receipt a. your Letter Of the
10th inst. enclosing ono from your
examiner, Mr.. H. s. Johnson, inqnir-
ing as to whether or not a county col
lector can legally charge four per
cent on taxes collected after January
list.
Replying thereto I beg to advise
that Sec. lt482 provides that all real
estate taxes which remain unpaid on
the first day Of january annually
shall be deemed delinquent at that
time. Sec. 11487 +. s. 1909 provides
that all personal taxes remaining un-
paid on the first day Of january shall
become delinquent at that time. Sec.
lil5l1 r. s. 1909 provides that the
collector is entitled to fee Of four
per cent on all delinquent taxes, the
same to be taxed as costs and col
lccted from the party redeeming.
II is therefore our opinion, from
the statutes heretofore referred TO,
that the collector is entitled tc charge
four per cent on all current taxes col
lected after January 1st, at which
time said taxes become delinquent,
| this four per cent TO be collected from
the party paying the tax and is allow
ed in addition 10 the commission al
lowed the collector for collecting cur
rent taxes.
Trusting that your inquiry has
been hereby fully answered, / am,
Very truly yours,
(Signedl Ernest A. Green,
Assistant Attorney-G General.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Coach Rich of the High School has
scheduled three games for his bas-
keteers for the coming month. All
three games will be played in Mexico,
end are as follows: January IA, jeff
erson City; January 2l, Fayette; Jan
vary 20, Hannibal. The schedule will
be unusually heavy this season, but
beyond the games named has not been
definitely settled.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
MExIco coMMERcIAL CLUE.

MEXICO COMMERCIAL CLUB.
|0NE of the most important things
the commercial club to do in start
! the new year is to increase the
bmbership. 1t is out Of the ques-
pn to have a successful, live, pro-
Iessive, commercial club with as few
|cple taking an interest in It as there
\ in this city. A few stand-bys pay
Png regularly, and do the work,
pile the rank and file Of the business
en seem to be not at all interested.
Mexico is going to get anywhere
must have teamwork. The "old
Rys' got out Of the way as sug-
Psted few years ago, and turned
+ matter over to the young fellows;
d for awhile they did valiantly, but
4 only way to get results is to keep
|erlastingly at ii, and we feel con-
tent that the membership can be
least doubled during January If the
Ioper efforts are made IN the right
fection.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
,licy 81 preparedness,

fHE people Of Mexico and Audrain
Iunty will regret very much Of the
ath of ], Edward Duncan, one Of
Dnroe county's most prominent cit
'ns. Mr.. Duncan was well and fav-
lbly known throughout this part
Missouri, and was a brother Of M.
Duncan, deceased. formerly one Of
'xico's most distinguished citizens
one of Missouri's most prominent
.-,tnrs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
q. A. McGavic Dead.

G. S. McGavic died in Bumont,
Texas, on Jan. 8, 1916. The deceased
formerly lived in Mexico, and was a
son-in-law Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Haeard, of this city. The Ledger
joins friends IN extending sympathy
to the bereaved family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
LENTY or WORK

FOR THE TRAMPs.
REFERRING to the fact that there
plenty Of work in Mexico for all
ho are willing TO work, and that
|ere is absolutely no necessity for
y back door begging, the following
pm A. P. Green Of the Az P. Green
|ick and Fire Clay Company receive
at this Office just before we 60 70
Tess, speaks for itself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
ROWENA.

S. A. Pulls of near Mexico, was in
Rowena last week on business. DR..
J. |. Kirkland and wife are on the sick
list. - The Rev. John Foster and wife
were the guests Of Miss Lilly Love
Friday Of last week. Ara Burnett
and wife were in Centralia on business
Saturday. = Mrs. M. M. Dawson, Of
Centralia, is visiting relatives in this
vicinity. = Mrs. Alice Williams, Of
near Welch, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. J. R. Vanlandingham. Mrs. E.
H. Campbell is sick with bronchitis
at her daughters Mrs. A. P. Yager.
Mrs. A. J. Tribble has been at the
bedside Of her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Sexton, who have been very
i'll, but are much better now. Miss
Ollie May Leach, who has been quite
sick, is some better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
Zee Bros. Bought Eighteen Horses.

viii Lee, Of Lee Brothers, the Mex
leo horsemen, was busy trader in
Fulton, Monday, and bought lS head
from stock sales traders. The prices
he paid ranged from SIS to $3.50. A.
ihong those who sold horses to him
were: J. 7. Smith, Earl Sandeds,
Guy Black, Claude Dunlap, three, 4
s. CIatterbuck, J.. A. sapp, j p,
Arnold, Jas. Smith, E. E. Sampson
". v. Vorhis, and W. H. Wiley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

IN the evening Of January 4,
|aAer champ Clark announced
4 he would not yield o The inn
suuities Il friends who have
Mn 10 induce him to become a
iidato fol Governor o. Missouri
'aIso announces that he win not be
candidate for President Of the
lied States; but that he 10 for the
'omination Of Woodrow Wilson
Is a supporter Of President Will
J policy of preparedness
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Floyd Miller, an auctioneer. Of
Moweaque, Ill, has rented the Luclxie
farm south of Mexico and will move
here shortly to reside. This farm is
one of the best improved 100 acre
farms in this vicinity and is owned by
Col. ]. 7. Johnson. The Ledger well
comes the coming Of Mr. Miller to
Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Louisiana, Mo-. Dec. 30. While
coasting Wednesday evening a bob
sled with five persons on it ran into
a tree, demolishing the sled and in
iuring all five. Otis Keith was hurt
Internally; Connie Branstetter sus-
tanned fractured jaw and was injured
in the head; John Davis knee was
fractured and foot broken.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
M. Whitcf& Son,
Editors Mexico Ledger

BAR Sir:---
Mexico, Missouri, Jan. 3, l9lG.
pere is no need for an able-bodied
prkman to be out Of employment in
exieo today. Neither is there any
led Of the good people Of Mexico to
|sd the able-bodied tramps and buns
no apply at the back door for hand
Last week We hnd 19t men on our
'yroll operating the plant. This
Prning we bagan 1he ecG tfuction
several new kilns and stacks and
Per improvements, requiring large
Pmber Of extra workmen. We gave
n notice through the town and get
10 OF three men. Twenty-six tramps
ept IN our warm kilns last night and
ree Of them went to work this morn
the remainder declining loftily to
por at common labor for $l.50 a day.
n applied our usual treatment to
Sese drones and they win not be seen
Mexico again soon. Hereafter no
fms will linger at the brick plant
less ,., they 20 to work.
we provide meals for these tramps
soon as they hit cur plant and
2oW Willingness to work 1t seems
US that this overcomes the need Of
soup kitchen for ablebodied men
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
sls.oee CASE BEFoRE coURT.
Mexico Men Suing Residents Of Can
ada ON Contract.

Sam NJ. Locke and =. R. Locke VS..
"A. II. Woodson and others was the
case on trial in the circuit court We'd
nesday. The Messrs. Locke are suing
for about $4,000 which they claim is
due them on notes given for stock in
the Southern Holding Co.. Limited,
which they claim was never delivered
to them altho they completed their
part Of the contract.
The defendants are not in court in
person but are represented BY the
Concrete Investment Co., and the Ma
tional Bank Of Commerce, st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

George Malone, who has been quite
i'll, is improving rapidly. Mr.. Malone
expects to make his regular trip to
Santa Fe within short time,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Mrs. J. H. Sallee has about recov-
cred from an injury received last
week when heavy book fell on her
right hand, cutting and MASKING it
severely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

A marriage license was issued
Tuesday to Lloyd Levern Edwards, of
Ashland, Ill, and Miss Nellie Nadine
Hostetter, of Vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Irwin Barth, prominent young at
torney. of st. Louis is attending court
in this city,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Miss Effie Graham has returned to
her home in Columbia, after visit
with her mother, Mrs. W. I. Kent,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Ladies' suits and coats at half price
and less. Fredendall q wilkins.
d2 wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Dick Hopkins, Of St. Joseph, has
been visiting Mexico relatives. Dick
looks splendidly and his many Mexico
friends were glad to see him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Dick Mason, Of st. Louis, spent
Sunday with his parents il this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Mr.. chas. 7. Powell, Collector,
Mexico, Missouri
Dear Sir:--
January. 4th, 1D16.-With referen-
ce to our conversation over the tele-
phone last night, Ibeg to enclose op-
inion delivered to this department
September 10, 1918, by Hon. Ernest
A. Green, Assistant Attorney General
which covers the matter Of penalties
accruing on taxes delinquent after
January list.
Yours very truly,
Jno. p. Gordon,
State Auditor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-30

Reidy. April 20, part OF block 20, II.
ii. addition; 81.
August q. Staehin and wife to
Emil Mann, April 20, east half OF
southwest quarter and lots ana 4,
section 80, township 10, range east,
81.
First s =. 4 n. co. 70 j. r. Me-
Keohnle April 10, lot &. block II,
Eastern addition; 81.
City Of Albuquerque to Indiana f.
Robertson, April 90. lot 10 and north
half lot II. block ~ Mandel B. a
II. addition.
whitney Hardware company TO G.
Giomi. April "a, lots Is and IT. 10
30, "a and 90, block AZ, Original
Townsite $40.
CONGREGATION Albert to Sol Benia.
min. ct al, April u, lots 10. IA and
one-half OF 10, section 3, B'Nai Birth
cemetery; 81.
NJ. Mandell r. a. G. to William
Oestreich, April q, lot 10, block 3
Northern addition; $lL4S.
Trust Deeds.
Estolano J Ortega ct al. TO r. O
Archuleta, Trs April / /, piece of land
In precinct 1 and 100 acres in T. ~
II. 6 H.. $3.50.
Walter G. Raabe TO w. A. MeMillin
Tr.. April II, N. 100 feet OF lots 8
ID, Is, 49, block 8, Paris Add, $1,000
Mary J. Hedding TO W. q, Hope
TT, April ! 1. lots 8 and G., block s
Perea Add, $9.500,
r.. T. Chase and wife TO First s. b
4 r. Coo mortgage april IL, lots II
and AZ, block 3, Perea Add, $4,000
Anna L. Gray to Charles S. White
Tr,, April IL, lots a and As, block o
T. Armijo ~ Bros Add. $3.50
Pablo r. Sandoval and wife to NJ
D. Hickey, IT., April ., piece OF lane
in Old Albuquerque, $500.
juan Garcia y Garcia and wife To
NJ. u. Hickey, TT, April II, piece OF