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VOL. 2fi SOCORRO, NEW MEXICO. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 12,1908 NO, 46

GRAND JURY'S REPORT

The Jury Was in Session Nearly

Five Days Examined Eighty-On- e

Witnesses.

34 TRIE BILLS, 14 NO BILLS

Committee AppoinUd to InvestigateCounty Property Make a

Favorable Report.

The grand jury empaneled forthe term of district com ( nuw inprogress yesterday evening madeits (orinal report to the tourl hiijwas discharged. Tin-- report wasas follows:

GRAND JUKV'á REPORT.

In the district ouit of thethird judicial district ul the ter-

ritory of New Mexico in and lorSocorro county:To the Hon. Frank W. Parker,

Associate Justice of the Su-preme Court of the Territoryof New Mexico and Presiding-Judg-

of the Third JudicialDistrict thereof:Sir: We, the grand jury em

paneled at the regular December,A. D. 1908, term of the district

' court withiu and for Socorrocounty. New Mexico, beg leaveto submit the following report:

We have been in session notquite five full days, have exam-ined eighty-on- e witnesses, andbave returned thirty-tou- r indict-ments and fourteen No Bills.

We have returned True Billsonly in cases where in our judg-ment the action of the grandjury would be amply sustainedby a trial jury, and in caseswherein we have entertainedsome doubt as to final convictionwe have returned No Bills, be-

lieving in this manner to savethe county expense.

The reports of the committeesappointed with reference to thecondition of county property, etc.,are hereto attached and made apart of this report.

We desire to thank the courtofficials for their uniform courte-sy, and we desire to congratulatethe people of Socorro countv forhaving efficient officials. Hav-ing concluded our labors, afterbidding the Court a Merry Christ-mas and a Happy New Year, werespectfully asked to be dis-

charged.R. M. Kealkk.

Foreman of the Grand Jury.

COMMITTERS REPORT.

To the Foreman and membersof the Grand Jury, DecemberTerm. 1908:

Gentlemen: Your committeeto investigate the condition ofthe county property and otherthings connected with same begto report the following:

We have examined all theproperty of the court house andjail and found all in good orderand clean, with the exception ofthe ceilings of the county jailare not in very good order andwe recommend that same be re-

paired and cleaned.We also have seen the cells

and they are kept in good cleanorder, and have also asked theprisoners if they are well treated and fed and their answer wasthat they were well treated andfed.

Very respectfully,Pedro Gallegos,Tom Boland,Nepomuceno Gallegos,

Committee.

committer's report.To the Foreman of the Grand

Jury, Greeting: We, the undersigned committee on offices, re-

port that we find records andbooks in fine condition and up todate, office fixtures modern, andall data of easy access. We findthe schools in a prosperous condition. plenty of funds in thecounty treasury, which speakswell for its officers.

Respectfully,A. L. Mitchell,Abran Baca,Bastólo Chavez.

Ya. A. Clemens nas been intown three or four days thisweek on his way to bis A Lhorse ranch west of Magdalenafrom a business visit in Albuquerque. Mr, Clemens is secretary of the new cattle growersorganization. ,

HON. W. E. MARTIN AS HOST

Entertains Large Number of Friendin His Usually Hospitable and

Successful Manner.

Hon. W. E. Martin acted thehost to a large number of hisfriends last evening at his pleas-ant home in the eastern part ofthe city. Mr. Martin is alwaysa host in himself, no matter whathe turns his hand to, but thosewho partook of bis hospitalitylast evening went home with theimpression that as an entertainerof his friends he fairly sur-passes himself. However, theirursts last evening could not,even if they would, be unmind-ful of Mrs. Martin's exceedinglyimportant contribution to theevening's enjoyment. Mrs. Mar-tin never fails on such an occas-ion to do her part with exceeding-

ly-great skill. Appetizingrefreshments were served afterthe thrilling battles at bridge.and high five. The guests pres-ent were Hon. Frank W. Parker,Messrs. Jos. Price, John E. Grif-fith, Jas. G. Fitch, II. B. Holt.G. E. Cook, R. P. Barnes, PercvWilsn Dr. C. G. Duncan, H.M. Dougherty, C. J. Lochran,O. M. Congdon, W. D. Newcomb,Jos. E. Smith, John Greenwald,Sr., R. M. Stanton, Mark Miller,E. M. Kealer, R. C. Ely. Jas. R.Waddill, H. A. Wolford, AntonMayer,, and E. A. Drake.

NEWS ITEMS FROM ARAGON.

The Chieftain Is Now to Be FavoredWith Regular Correspondence

From Out West.

The Chieftain is now to befavored with weekly items ofnews from Aragón. The first in-

stallment is as follows:Manuel Encintas was in town

Tuesday.Plenty of snow in this part of

the country.II. C. Brooks paid Aragón a

visit Saturday.Thanksgiving day was passed

very quietlr here.H. T. Maybery was in town

Saturday on business.Frank Aragón and Pedro Tru-ill- o

returned Tuesday from Magdalena.

School has been in session formore tnan a month, mere is aarge enrollment.

Pat Gann was in Sunday and 'Tuesday. He purchased his winter a supply of corn from 1' loren-ci- o

Sanchez.

How's ThisP

We offer One Hundred DollarsReward for any case of Catarrhthat cannot be cured by Hall'sCatarrh Cure.

F. J. Cheney & Co.,Toledo, O.

We, the undersigned, haveknown F. J. Cheney for the last15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all businesstransactions, and financially ableto carry out any obligations madeby his firm.

Waldikg, Kinnan & Marvin.Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is takeninternally, acting directly uponthe blood and raucous surfuces ofthe system. Testimonials sentfree. Price, 75c ptr bottle. Soldby all druggists.

Take Hall's Family Pills forconstipation.

Marriage licenses Zssusd.

Marriage licenses have recently been issued in the office ofProbate Clerk E. H. Sweet tothe following persons:

Sabino Luna, aged 21 years,and Daloritas Gonzales, aged 20vears, both of San Marcial.

Estevan Perea, aged 21 years,and Lupita Baca, aged 17 years,both of San Marcial.

. Dan Radoseob, aged 25 years,and Virgia Stephenson, aged 24years, both of Carthage.

Henry Graham, aged 2 years,and Irene Steen, aged 18 years,both of Reserve.

Moisés Savedra. aged 27 years,and Crisostema Sanchez, aged 36years, both of Carthage.

Judge L. Loughary of the lawfirm of Baca & Loughary of Al-

buquerque is in the city on pro-

fessional business. Judge Lough-ary has been here before and hasmany friends in Socorro to bidhim a hearty welcome.

STATEHOOD FOR NEW MEXICO

In His Message to Congress President RooseveltRecommends the Immediate Admission of NewMexico and Arizona as States of the Union.

That great progress has been made to-

ward the desired goal by the agitation forstatehood for New Mexico is shown by thefollowing paragraph from President Roose-velt's message to congress, read at the as-sembling of that body the first of the week:

"I advocate the immediate admission ofof New Mexico and Arizona as states. Thisshould be done at the present session of con-gress. The people of the two territories havemade it evident by their votes that they willnot come in as one state. The only alterna-tive is to admit them as two, and I trust thatthis will be done without delay."

NEWS ITEMS FROM RESERVE. I

The Chieftain's He guiar Correspond- -

ent Sends List of InterestingOccurrences.

Following is a summary of theweek's events at Reserve, sent bythe Chiel tain's regular corres-pondent.

Two or three fine beeves havebeen killed lately.

Mrs. Gatlin moved over withthe Deans Sunday.

The dance here Saturdaynight was well attended.

II. C. Brooks spent Thursdayand Friday in Aragón.

Reed Dean and Albert Gatlinwent to Magdalena Monday.

Theron Hudson is going on tothe Spur ranch to live in a dayor two.

Mrs. Hamby, who has been illwith an attack of pneumonia, isbetter and around again.

Mr. Hunter, the photographer,has been in town several daysand has done a good business.

Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Kiehne andMrs. S. A. Kiehne were downfrom the Nigeritte district Satur-day and Sunday.

Mrs. Joe Wheeler has decidedto remain in Reserve and hasrented the house fornntrly occupied by Mrs. Van.

PUBLIC NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that across-cu-t is being made in theHop Canon, Magdalena MiningDistrict, Socorro county, NewMexico, its purpose being to de-

velop the mineral veins on the fo-llowing mining claims: Slide RockNo 1, Slide Rock No. 2, SlideRock No. 3. Slide Rock No. 4,Slide Rock No. 7, Slide Rock No.8. Slide Rock No. 9, Slide RockNo. 10 and the Ethel, Sara Jen-nie, and Emma claims. Thesaid tunnel begins on Slide RockNo. 1 and extends in a northeasterly direction towards theBlack Peak. All tunnel rightsunder the law are claimed andwill be maintained.Calumet New Mexico Mining

Co..By Dk. Alex McCallum,

President.

Mr. Martin's Compliment.

Billy Martin, one of the bestknown men of the territory, paidthe republican organization ofLuna county a neat complimentwhile here last week acting inhis official capacity as rlerk ofthe district court. Mr. Martinsaid: "Under prevailing condi-tions the republicans of Lunacounty made a better showingat the recent election than theparty did in any other countv inthe territory." There isn't, wedare say, a better posted man inthe territory on the political sit-

uation than Mr. Martin, and itis up to we republicans to doffour Stetsons to Billy. DemingGraphic.

R. P. Barnes of the firm ofIlarllee & Barnes, attorneys, ofSilver City has been in town allthe week on important profes-sional business. On former vis-its in Socorro Mr. Barnes hasmade many friends here, who arealways glad to welcome himagain.1

THE SCOTTISH RITE DEGREES

From the Fourth to the Thirty-secon- d

Conferred on Large Class atRoswell

A press dispatch from Roswellunder date of December 5, speak-ing of the conferring of the Scot-tish Rite degrees from the fourthto the thirty-secon- d upon a largeclass of Masons, says: Underauthority of Colonel Max Frost,33, who is Insector General forNew Mexico, of Scottish RiteMasons, Captain John W. Poeof this city, last Tuesday nightconferred degrees from theFourth to the Thirty-secon- d onthe following class: J. K. P.Stone of Portales; J. B. Enfieldand E- -

Ü. Kempt, of Artesia; C.II. McLenathen and A. N. Pratt,of Carlsbad; Edgar Shalfee, J.W. Kinsinger, J. W. Willson. B.II. Totzek, E. A. Lohman, R.P. Bean, Charles de Bremond,V. M. Atkinson and J. J. Jaffa,

of Roswell. The first fourteendegrees of Masonry, up to andincluding the Lodge of Perfec-tion were, conferred upon E. R.Grosh of this city. Captain Poewas assisted in the work bv C.T. Brown, of Socorro, and W. C.Glenn of Webb City, Missouri.Captain Poe, Mr. Brown andColonel Frost are the only 33rddegree Masons in the territory.

IMMIGRATION OFFICER SHOT

Inspector for Immigration ServiceDrops Oun and Ball Passes

Through Both Legs.

The following press dispatchwas sent from San Marcial un-

der date of December 9:Frank M. Stanley, inspector

for the U. S. Immigration Serv-ice, stationed here, accidentallyshot himself with a er

Colts revolver Monday afternoon.The bullet pierced both of hislegs just below the hips, makingtwo punctures in each of them.Inspector Stanley was in the actof taking his gun from his hol-

ster when it slipped from hishand and, dropping on the floor,exploded. The ball entered theupper part of his leg and passedthrough and into the other one,making the fourth hole as itcame out on the opposite side.Stanley was located at Las Cru-

ces until a few months ago,when he was transferred to SanMarcial. He was taken to theHotel Dieu in El Paso for treat-ment.

Presbyterian Church Services.

The Lord's Supper will be administered at 11 a. m. Our Sunday school lesson about the beau-tiful temple and its dedicationwill prepare us for this service,and 3:00 o'clock there will be atalk about true Christmas cele-

bration and our children taughtto see that as Jesus was the firstChristmas gift we all ought tothink about God as the giver, atthe same time there will rehearsal of our memory psalms andlesson texts. Regular service at7:30 p. m.

B. C. Meeker.

L. R. Babcock of Kelly madeSocorro a brief business visitMonday.

SEVENTEEN YEARS AGO

Items of Mews Published In Columnsof the Chieftain This Week in

1891.

Old-time- rs in Socorro countv,and perhaps some others as well,will find interest and food for re-

flection in the following newsitems copied from the columnsof the issue of the Chieftain forDecember 11, 1891:

Bernard Rhody, Esq. of Albu-querque came down Wednesday.

The grants are the all absorb-ing question just now in this city.

Hon. T. B. Catron of Sante Fewas in Socorro Wednesday at-

tending court.Hon. Chas. II. Gildersleeve of

Santa Fe came to Socorro onWednesday, attending court.

On Monday afternoon the littledaughter of John Egger, aged 2years and ( months, departed thislife.

Clemens Jungk has purchasedthe J. B. Fraley property. Mr.Fraley has gone to Chicago toreside.

Court opened Monday morn-Freema- n,

ing, Hon. A. A asso- -cíate justice, presiding, John W.Garner, clerk.

Dr. Driscoll of the Driscolldrug store, is confined to his bedwith pneumonia. A. D. Coon isselling pills, etc., etc.

Hon. W. W. Jones of FortCraig came up Thursday to at-

tend a called meeting of thecounty commissioners.

Truman Berry, late of the liv-ery firm of Brown & Berry, leftMonday evening for Los Angeles,and southern California.

F. G. Bartlett and wife, ofMessrs. Bartlett & Tyler of Mag-dalena, came down Tuesday.They are guests of Mr. and Mrs.Nathan Hall.

J. II. Donohue and wife leftWednesday for El Paso. Tex. Hetakes the run from El Paso toRincón. We are sorry to loseMr. Donohue.

The city council granted acharter to Messrs. Hamilton,Thwaites, and Buchanan author-izing them to build a toll bridgeover the Rio Grande.

Hon. Eutimio Montoya of SanAntonio, chairman of the boardof county commissioners, cameup Tuesday to attend a specialmeeting of the board.

Judge T. Coke Solliman cameto Socorro Monday from WaterCanon. The judge is developingsome fine properties on the eastside of the Magdalenas.

The storm blew in one of thebig glass windows in the front ofSperling's store. It also took offpart of the roof of the breweryand did considerable other dam-age.

Judge J. D. Brooks came homeSunday from Virginia. He gotsick coming through Texas, butsays he will be O. K. in a day orso. The judge will remain inSocorro for the winter.

Col. A. J. Fountain, U. S.assistant attorney, came up fromLas Cruces Sunday. He willhave charge of the U. S. courtduring the term, Wui. Fiske being otherwise engaged.

Died, Tuesday morning, at hisresidence in the southern part ofthe city, Jacob Singerly, welland favorably known as one ofour best citizens. He was strickendown with pneumonia.

From the Sierra County Advocate: The Silver Mining com-pany of Lake Valley has de-

clared dividend No. 12 of fivecents a share, aggregating $25,-00- 0,

payable December 3rd, mak-ing $100,000 of dividends paidfor 1891.

II. B. Ferguson of Albuquerquecame down Monday to attendcourt. He says the "Old Abe"at White Oaks is down over 500feet, and that there is over fourfeet of ore in the bottom thatholds its own as they go down.

Bob Monroe is fixing the freewater supply. He says bo far asthe Chinaman is concerned hedoes not care, as the boys musthave their clothes, and . thathorses, mules, etc., must havewater, but that he draws theline at retired merchants, capitalists, and omcials who seek thepublic hydrant to save a four-bi- tpiece.

Advertise in The Chieftain.

THE DISTRICT COURT

Has Been in Session This Weekbut no Civil Casca Have been

Taken up.

NO PETIT JURY EMPANELED

An Important Civil Case From LuniCounty Has Engaged the

Court's Attention.

The regular December term ofthe district court for Socorrocounly began in this city Mon-day morning with court officialsin attendance as follows:

Hon. Frank W. Parker, asso-ciate justice of the supreme courtof the Territory of New Mexicoand presiding judge of the thirdjudicial district; Hon. W. E..Martin, clerk of the third judic-ial district; Hon. Anicito C.Abertia, sheriff of Socorro coun-ty; Elias E. Baca, court crier; E.S. Stapleton, court interpreter;Abran Torres, bailiff to thegrand jury; and Rosa lio Jaramil-lo- .

court bailiff.The grand jury has been busy

all the week and has found aconsiderable number of true bills.The jury's formal report has notyet been nude. No petit jurywas summoned. Nearly all thetime of the court this week hasbeen taken up in the hearing ofan important civil case broughtfrom Luna county. This caseinvolves the ownership of thewater works system of the city ofDeming. but there are also sev-eral side issues involved whichmake the case a very complicatedone. It is predicted that thecase will occupy the court's at-

tention all next week. There isa large array of legal talent inattendance, representing the va-

rious interests involved.criminal proceedings.

The criminal cases finally dis-posed of by the court are as fol-

lows:Territory vs. Severino Vesher,

murder; defendant admitted tobail in the sum of $5,000.

Territory vs. James Stephens,peace proceedings; bondsmen dis-charged at cost of prosecutingwitness.

Territory vs. A. C. Cook, ap-peal; cause dismissed at plaint-iff's costs.

Territory vs. Epimenio Padilla,peace proceedings; bondsmen dis-charged at costs of Aniceto Lucero, prosecuting witness.

JAS. G. FITCH ENTERTAINS.

Saveral of His Friends SpendPleasant Evening at Bridge

at His Home.

Attorney Jas. G. Fitch acted inthe capacity of host to a numberof his gent'.eman friends Wednes-day evening at his home on en

avenue. Mr. Fitch isknown to be possessed of a gen-erous spirit of hospitality. Whenthis spirit is supported by Mrs.Fitch's great skill in the art ofentertaining, as it was Wednes-day evening, nothing is lackingto insure the fortunate guests anextremely enjoyable time. Whenthe battles at bridge whist hadbeen lost and won on this occa-sion, light refreshments wereserved, to which all did amplejustice. The guests present were:Honorables Frank W. Parker andW. E. Martin and Messrs. R. P.

i Barnes, Percy Wilson, II. M.Dougherty, John h. Griffith, andE. A. Drake.

A. L. Heister of Kelly was inSocorro one day the first of theweek accompanying a party ofgentlemen whom he had justconducted on a hunting trip inthe western part of Socorrocounty. The party consisted ofMessrs. Heister, Charles Scottof the Atwood Citizen; W. I.RatclifT, a real estate dealer; andD. O. Chessmore, sheriff of Raw-lins county, Kansas. The visi-

tors were all from Rawlins coun-ty. They reported splendid suc-cess at hunting and a good timegenerally.

II. A. Brachvogel, now a resi-

dent of Albuquerque, was calledto Socorro on a business errandTuesday. It is to be hoped thatSocorro county may yet claimMr. Brachvogel for her. ownagain.

EIjc Socorro (iljicfloiu.PUDLISHED BY

SOCORRO COUKTI PUBLISH1KG CO.

K. A. DRAKE Editor.

Entered at Socorro Poatoffice as secondclass mail matter.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.(Strictly in advance.)

Oue year 2 00Si montha 1 00

OFFICIAL PAPER OF SOCORRO COUNT!.

SATURDAY, DEC. 12. l'K)8.

Only eiht days now until theshortest day of winter, only thir-

teen days until the Christmascraze will U over, and onlytwenty days until those Newyear's resolution will ajrain he

broken and laid upon the shelf tobe out of the way until the nextregular annual house-cleanin- g.

Ali. the numerous dispatchesfrom Washington this week in-

dicate a sentiment in high placesthere very favorable to the im-

mediate granting of statehood toNew Mexico. Delegate An-

drews, Governor Curry, and com-

mitteeman Luna are in the capi-

tal city working hard to fulfillthe promise they made to thevoters at home during the recentcampaign. There are the bestof reasons to believe that theywill succeed. If they do, NewMexico will be theirs on their re-

turn home. If they lo notwell, to their own sense of fail-

ure and a general sense of disap-

pointment may be added somepolitical consequences not pleas-

ant to contemplate.

Tiikki-- : was a sudden andunannounced exodus of undesira-ble citizens from Socorro Mondaymorning. They went by train,they went by private conveyance,they went on horseback, theywent on foot, they went by themeans and in the direction thatpromised to place them most ex-

peditiously beyond the call of thegrand jury about to assemble.District Attorney Wolford was intown and had determined to ridthe city of the motley gang bybringing every mother's son anddaughter of them before thegrand jury. He must havesixjken his determination loudenough for them to hear, for themajority of them took to theirliteral or metaphorical heels andthus saved the county the ex-

pense of their arrest and prose-cution. Tally one for Mr. Wol-

ford.

Congkkss has been in sessionthis week, and one of the mostimportant pieces of legislationnow proposed is that of revisingthe present tariff law. This isgoing to be a delicate and diff-icult task, for the general under-standing is that the presentrates of import duty are to Ije

revised downward, while longexperience has shown that it ismuch easier to revise those ratesof duty upward. For instance,how would a proposal to reducethe rates of duty on wool andhides le received in New Mexico?No doubt the people of this ter-

ritory would ston be praying tobe spared the catastrophe withas much zeal as the people ofthV zinc producing districts ofdemocratic Missouri are now exhibiting in appointing a day ofprayer on which to importunethe Almighty for a republicanduty on their principal product.Hut the republican party is to becredited with the tariff legislation under which the countryhas made its recent stupendousprogress, and that party may besafely trusted now even to sur-pass its former wisdom.

AN ELOQUENT TBIBUTE.

Col. IIknky Wattkkson, thegreatly talented editor of theLouisville Courier-Journa- l, is nothappy over the result of the lateelection. In fact. Colonel Wat-ter&o- n

takes an exceedinglygloomy view of the future of con

stitutional liberty in this blessedland of ours, all because thevoters have entrenched the re-

publican party in power morestrongly than ever before. "Itcan never be driven out short ofits own dissolution, or some direcataclysm bringing ruin in itstrain," says the sorely disap-pointed colonel, though he con-

cedes that the constitution of theUnited States is not abolishedyet and that this is one of thefew things that are still worthfighting for.

Hut, no matter whether heshares the colonel's dire forebod-ings or not, the reader of one ofhis recent brilliant editorial!must concede that Colonel Wat-terso- n

achieved a triumph in elo-

quence of tribute when he wrote,"Nothing could surpass, as noth-ing has ever equaled, the personal canvass of Mr. Hryan;its wondrous lucidity and powerof statement; its splendid intel-lectual and physical endurance;its unanswerable argument.Nor did Ignatiusof Loyola sweepthrough a world of incarnateevil bearing the cross of Jesus totriumph with greater force of in-

spiration and truth than did theheroic son of Nebraska traversea land gaping with curiosity, buttoo busy over its work and playto consider any danger to theimmortal soul of its constitution-al fabric."

Marked for Death."Three years ago I was marked

for death. A grave-yar- d coughwas tearing my lungs to pieces.Doctors failed to help me and hopehad fled, when my husband gotDr. King's New Discovery," saysMrs. A. C. Williams, of Bac, Ky."The first dose helped me andimprovement kept on until I hadgained 5S pounds in weight andmy health was fully restored."This medicine holds the world'shealing record for coughs andcolds and lung and throat diseases.It prevents pneumonia. Soldunder guarantee at all druggists,50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free.

A Discomfiting Witneaa.The following colloquy took

place between Councilor Sealingwax and a witness who "wouldtalk back:" "You say, sir, theprisoner is a thief?" "Yes, sir.'Cause why, she has confessedshe was." "And vou also swearshe worked for you after thisconfession?" "Yes, sir." "Thenwe are to understand that youemploy dishonest people to workfor you, even after their rascali-ties are known?" "Of course.How else would I get assistancefrom a lawyer?"

Medicine That la Medicine.

"I have suffered a good dealwith malaria and stomach com-

plaints, but I have now founda remedy that keeps me well,and that remedy is Electric Bit-

ters: a medicine that is medicinefor stomach and liver troubles,and for run down conditions,"says W. C. Kiestler, of Halliday,Ark. Klectric Bitters purify andenrich the blood, tone up thenerves, and impart vigor andenergy to the weak. Your moneywill be refunded if it fails tohelp rou. 50c at all druggists.

Heard at the Picnic."Ah." said the benevolent old

lady, "I am glad to see such akind-hearte- d little boy. Yougive your babv brother the bigbun with the cinnamon flakesand save the small bun for your-self."

"Them ain't cinnamon flakes,"whispered the bad boy with awink.

"Not cinnamon flakes?""No'm, those are ants.

That's why I gave him the big-gest one."

Orand Maaquerade Ball.Socorro Hose Co. No. 1 will

give its regular annual masquer-ade ball at the (Jarcia operahouse, Thursday evening, De-

cember .11.

Call at The Chieftain office foryour fancy stationery.

DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO DIE

Wk Son Other JUmarkableThing Happen, According to

Atlanta Coaetitutlon.

A democratic exchange reproduces the following democraticclassic, which first appeared inthe Atlanta Constitution severalyears ago. Dedicate the production to the time when the democratic party will win instead ofwhen that party will die and itwill have the heartv endorsementof all good republicans. Here itis:

When the lion eats grass likethe ox, and the fish worm swal-lows the whale; when the terrapin knits woolen sox, and thebear is out run by the snail.

When serpents walk uprightlike men, and tumble bugs travellike dogs; when grasshoppersfeed on the hen, and feathers aretound on the hogs.

When Thomas cats swim inthe air, and elephants root upthe trees; when insects in sum-mer are rare and snuff nevermakes people sneeze.

When fish creep over dry land,and mules on bicycles ride; whenfoxes lay eggs in the sand, andwomen in dress take no pride.

When Dutchmen no longerdrink beer, and girls get topreaching on time; when billygoats butt from the rear, andtreason's no longer a crime.

When the humming bird brayslike the ass, and limburger smellslike cologne; when plow sharesare made out of glass, and thehearts of Missourians are ttone.

When ideas grow in gold-bug- s'

heads, and wool on the hydraulicram; then the democratic partywill be dead and the countrywon't be worth a d n.

"The Law."Parents of Wayne, a suburb of

Philadelphia, are required to re-

port promptly any case of con-

tagious disease, in compliancewith the regulations of the localboard of health.

In accordance with this order,Health Officer Leary receivedthis post card recently:

"Dear sir: This is to notifyyou that my boy Ephriam isdown bad with the measles as required by the new law."

A Dangerous Operation

is the remaval of the appendixby a surgeon. No one who takesDr. Ling's New Life Pills is eversubject to this frightful ordeal.They work so quietly you don'tfeel them. They cure constipation, headache, biliousness andmalaria. 25c at all druggists.

Fairy TaleOn the third finger of her left

hand the sweet young thing worea magnificent solitaire.

"So you're going to marry aprince, are you?" said the necessary questioner.

"A prince? I don't understand."

"The son of a coal king.""Oh, yes," smiled the sweet

young thing. "I'm to be hisCinder Ella."

NOTICE.On all account and notes due to

Jasper N. Ilroylea, bankrupt, and notpaid for on or before November JO,

ault win be brought for collectionAll those account and note not paidfor by November the 30, will be pub-lished, each account, name and amountseparately.

On December 15th, at 10 o'clock a.m., at the office of the Trustee, in theKlectric Light plant, han Marcial, allthoe account and note not paid forwin be aaia at public auction to thehighest bidder.San Marcial, November 20, 1908.

Fhakz SCHMIDT.Trustee in Bankruptcy, Estate of

Jasper N. Droles, bankrupt.

SALE or TIMBER. Wiser Cltjf, New Mul-cts Novernier IV, !, Sealed blil markedoutstris, "Hid, Timber sal application Ortobar i, lM. Olla," and aitdmawl to Doug-la- s

kuosnaa, tiilver Clnr, will be received up to aadIncluding tue Jlsi dar oí December, ),all merchantable dead timber etaadinif aaddown, aad all tba live timber marked fr cull-ing- by the Korea! ufttt-er- . on a designated areauf about acre, located within apuros Imate-l- y

Hk. a, T. II H H. II W. N. M. 1. M., ...laNational Poreet, New Malleus estimated to be4SU corda of wtsid, more or Itwa. No bid o! leesthaa toe per coed will be considered and a it

of tSo must be eral to H. H. Cramer, r'ia-c-

Asent, Waahinybtn. I). C, for each bid sub-mitted lo tus Supervisor. Timber upon validclaims eieaiuted from sale. The right lo re-ject any or all bids Is reserved, for furthernformatUm and resrnlalloua e?ovarnina? sales.

address the undersigned. Douglas Hodman,HllverClty, N. M.

Chickens, fresh vegetables,fish, and oysters every Friday atFischer's meat market.

A Sold Step.To ororcomn the woll frronndM arv

reasonable objection of the more Intel-llge-nt

to the ue of socrot, medicinal com-boan- d,

Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N.V., some time aso, decided to make a bolddeparture from the usual course pursuedby the makers of put-u-p medicines for do- -

nestle use, aniso ha published broadcast and 0f4mTy to the whole world, a fulland compMe list of all tba Ingredientsan terina InWhe composition of bis widelycelebrated fLlcMies, Thus be has takentils Bumenros jratrons and patients titohis full CnWVnce, Thus too he has

from among secretnontrinrof doubtful merits, and mudtbemtficmcciics of Known Companion.

Jty this bold st T)r. Pierce has shownHUI lurmiilnn are (if mirh

hn Is nut stfAnl lo iililN-- t tl i i 2HiiUullLjJ"Hot only lo' Hie wrapper of erery bo' tieof Dr. i'tarre's UoluVn Medical IHsrtivery, theTatnous meoinne riir weaa sior.ia ti, ttullrer or biliousness and all ratsrrlisl illsekM-- s

wherevrr lorautl. hare prlnlod uiioti IU IWiHn Knottah, a full and co.nplvtn Vst of allbe IngrtHJIinls comix win It, but a small

book has been compiled fmn numerousStandard meulral Worts, of nil the differentarbools of practice, contalnlna eery numer-ous extracts from the wrltlnrs of leadlnfpractitioners of medicine, endorsing in fisfrononit txmnUilé Urm. each and every InaTe-- d

lent contained In Dr. Pierre's medicines.One of theso little books will he mailed freeto any one sending address on postal card orby letter, to Dr. K. V. i'lerce, liiifTslo, N. V.,and reuuiKtlni the same. From this littlebook It will tw learned that Dr. Pierce's med-icine contain no alcohol, narcotics, mineralevents or tit her tMilsonnus or Injurious atrcntvand that they aro made from native, medici-nal roots of treat value! also that some ofthe most valuable lnirr4llcnla contained InDr. I'lerce's Favorite Prescription for weak,nervous, over-worke-d, "run-down- ." ncrvou.iand debilitated women. Were employed. Ion ifyears aso, by the Indlsns for similar ailmentsaffectlnir their antiaws. In fact, one of themoot valuable medicinal plants entering Intothe composition of Dr. Pierce's Favorito Pre-scription was known to the Indians a

Squaw-Weed- ." Our knowledge of the usesof not a few of our most valuable native, me-dicinal plants was rained from the, Indians.

As mado up by Improved and exact pro-fesses, the " r avorlle Prescript Kn " Is a most

Indent remedy for all the wom-anly functions, correcting- - displacements, apnilaiHtts, anteTerslon and retorverslon,eve rcotnlnir painful periods, tonina up thenerve and hriiiirtns' alsmt a perfect state ofttoaltu. bold by all dosiers in r Ücluesv

The Bride's Look.

A girl about to be marriedworries so much she begins tolook like an old married woman.In addition to worrying abouther clothes and coaxing herfolks to give her a new outfit,she sits up too latr with heryoung man, and the n-su- is ananxious, careworn look a weekbefore the wedding that cannotb told from the look on theface of a woman who has beenmarried a year or two. Look atthe next girl you meet who issoon to be married, and you willremark that she has "aged rap-idly."

This Is Worth Reading.Leo F. Zelinski, of f8 Gibson

St., Buffalo, N. Y., says:" I

cured the most annoying coldsore I ever had, with Bucklen'sArnica Salve. I applied thissalve once a day for two days,when every trace of the sore wasgone." Heals all sores. Soldunder guarantee at all druggists.

Crack or Break.Edwin and his mother went

for a walk Sunday afternoon.Coming to a trie of cherries, themother bent a low limb so thatthe little fellow could pick some.Seeing some fine ones higher up,he beggrd to be allowed to climbthe tree. "Oh, no," said hismother, "that would be breakingthe Sabbath."

"And we are only cracking theSabbath now, are we, mamma?"inquired Edwin.

These

Bad Painshkh jlvs jo sach exquisite

offering, every month, ant csascd,at yea know, by feaials tro able.

Rcucf scldota or aercr coanes

I Itself. It la necessary to cartthe canse, la order to stop thetains, and this caa ooly be doae11 yoa will take a specific, témaloremedy, that acts directly aa thewomanly oriaa.

rawOF

WOMAN'S RELIEF

"Cardal did wonders for ait,"writes Mrs. H. C. Larson, of Olds,la. - had female trouole lor 8years. I had displacement, whkhincreased my aflerlng, trie doclor could only relieve bo at tunes.Now, I am so mach better, I hardlyhaow whea my time begins orwbea It cods."

At All IruálstsWRITE FOR FRES ADVICE,

etatliujr ase and deacrlblnsT symptoma, lo LaHiet Advisory Drt.tTlie Cliattanoosrn, Medicine Co.,Ciiattunooa-u- , Tena, JO II

8 FECIAL MASTER'S IALE.Notice la herebr árlveo that, br

virtue of the authority in me vestedby an order of the District Court ofthe Third Judicial District of the Ter.ritorj of New Mexico, within and forthe county of Hocorro, in a case recently therein pending, in which Johnrc. t.nlhth waa plaintiff and WilliamD. Newcomb, administrator, etc.. etala. were defendanta. the undersignedwill sell st public vendue upon thepremises, to the highest bidder forcash, on the ISth day of December, A.u. at two o'clock of the after-noon of said day, the following

real estate aituate. lying andbeing in the City of Hocorro. in thecounty of Hocorro, Territory of Newaiextcn, Dounded and described aa fol-lows, to-wi-t:

Beginning at a fence post which laaituated on the N. aide of McCutchenAve. and designated aa the HE. cor.also the SW. cor. of land owned byNestor Raton; thence N. 170 ft. to N.side of an adobe wall; thence V. alongthe N. aide of aaid adobe wall, 103 ft.to a stake driven In the ground on thenorth aide of aaid wall; thence 8. 173ft. to fence post designating thet? W. cor.; thence K. along the N. sideof McCutchen Ave. about 100 ft. toplace of beginning. Said property isalso designated aa lots Nob. 28, Jo, 32and 34.

Also all of lota Nos. 36 and 38 asshown by plat of McCutchen additionon file in the office of the Kecorder ofHocorro county. Territory of NewMexico, said property being boundedas follows; On the E. by the Tiffanylots, south by McCutchen Ave., westby Corteay lots, north by the Vincntproperty. Also all that tract of landsituated north and lying between aaidlots .Nos. M and 38 and an old adotw

all, descriled more fu.ly as commencing at the NE. cor. of lot 3o, o I

the aforesaid McCutchen Addition;thence N. to the N. aide of an adobewall; thence V. aloi.f the N. aide ofsaid adobe wall SO ft.; thence H. tNV. cor. of lot No. 38; thence Ealong the N. enda of lota Noa. 36 and38 to the place of beginning. Saidlota Nos. 36 and 38 being on the N.aide of McCutchen Ave.

E. H. SWEET,Special Maater.

Advertise in the Chieftain.

Notice (or Publication

Department of the InteriorLand Office at Santa Fe, N. M.

November Sth, 1908. tNotice is hereby given that Pasual

Chavez, of Ouemado, New Mexico,has hied notice of his intention to makefinal Five year proof in support of hisclaim, viz: Homestead Entry No. Tb'O(02367) maue Oct. 26, iwj, tor the SSEV Section 21. and H!4 SW!Section 22, Township 1 N., Kange13 W., and that said proof will be madebefore E. H. Sweet, at Socorro, N, M..on December 16th, 1908.

He names the following witnessesto prove his continuous residence uponand cultivation or the land, viz:

Amadio Luna of Polvadera, N. M.;Antonio Jose Lunaof Polvadera, N. M.;Victor Lopez of Lemitar, N. M.;Casimiro Montoya of Polvadera, N. M.

Manuel K. Otero, Register

SHEBIFF'S SALENotice is hereby given that by virtue

of the authority veated in me bycertain execution to me directed andissued out of the District Court of theSecond Judicial District of the Territory of New Mexico, within and forthe county of liernalillo, on the 24thday of September, A. D. 19U8, upon ajudgment entered in aaid court in theMarch term thereof, A. li. 191)8, incivil case No. 321, wherein George H.Masten was plauitilt and Ihe Mogollón (íol'l A Copper Co. waa defendant, I have levied upon and will sell.subject to all mortgages, liens, andother legal claims previous to aaid execution, at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the front doorof the postoffice at Cooney, SocorroCounty, New Mexico, on the 16th dayof November, A. D. 1908, at 10 o'clockof the forenoon of aaid day, the fol-lowing mining claima, goods and chat-tels belonging to the said The Mog-ollón Gold & Copper Co., to-w- it:

The Silver Fountain, the Silver Bar,the Old Strike, and the Leap yearpatented mining claima; the LittleJohnnie and Independence groupa ofmining claims consisting of the"98," the Little Johnnie, theNancy Hanks, Jr., the Hidden Treas-ure, the Independence, the BloomerGirl, the Postmistress, and the OwahBar claims; the Florida group of min-ing claima consisting of the Florida,the Laura, the Mame, and the Chist-ma- e

claims; the Little Charlie groupof mining claima consistingof the Little Charlie, the Little Giant,the Combination, the Homestake, theIron Hat, the Sandy, the Selma, theLittle Katie, and the Lena claims;personal property consisting of. 1 mill,1 hoist, 1 crusher, and 1 engine, all inthe shaft house, 1 small crusher, 2trommels, 1 elevator, 2 roll feeders, 2sets of rolls, 3 whltley tables, 2 Hunt-ington mills, 7 vanners, 1

power engine, 1 water wheel, 3 boilers,1 air compressor, pulleys, shafting,boxing, belting, etc., wrenches, tools,etc., picks, shovels, drills and black-smithin- g

tools, and blacksmith shopcomplete, all in the mill, 1 pipe line 5-- 8

mile long, mill buildings, etc., 1 sawmill complete, 1 engine,1 2 roo m house, 1 house, 1

house, 1 adobe cabin, 1

office building, 1 building, 1boarding house, 1 house occu-pied by T. C. Curran, 2 warehouses, 1

store building, 2 mill aitea known asthe Doyle and the Omah Bar, millsites, stables, corrals, etc., or so muchthereof as shall be necessary to satis-fy the amount of said judgment, inter-ea- t,

and costs, to the date of aaid aale,viz: The sum off Two Thousand,Three Hundred, and Thirty-thre- e and77-1- Dollars damages, and Forty and

0 Dollars coat of auit, which bythe judgment of the District Courtwithin and for the County of Bernal-illo and Territory aforesaid, at theMarch term thereof, A. D. 1908,George 11. Masten recovered againstThe Mogollón Gold and Copper Com-pany, with interest thereon from the20th day of June, A. D. 1908, at therate of six per cent, per annum, andalso the costa that may accrue.

Aniceto C Abkvtia,Sheriff of Hocorro County, N. M.

Klock A Oweu, - Attorueya for thePlaintiff.

7T

LOCAL TIME ABLE.

South OCORKO. N.rth3:00 a m . ..Passenger 3:00 a m4:05 p m .Fast Freight... 1:20pm

11:10 a m .Local Freight... !l0:00a niNo 99 and 100 carry passengers be-

tween Albuquerque and San Marcial.MAGDALEN' A BRANCH.

Dally except Sunday.7j45a m Lv. .ocorro. .Ar 12:10 pm

SOCIETIES.MA8QNIO

,fTT- - SOCORRÍ. v. 1 LODGE. No.o. A.

'TfcvV F A. M- .- Regit.'A? Ir commtinua-- ';. a . .

,y- V ,V I I FifT I 'Fill in(JSWÁ . ... .wunn iuenayaof each month.

Visiting hretnem cordially invib-d- .

H. M, iKll'C.HRKTY, V. M.C G. Di'ncax. S'cretarr.

SOCORRO CHAP TER Ni. 8. K. A vi.Regulsr conviic.'itinti. first Mini t. ,,.

futfsrl l V 'f -- 'h ttK ti M . -- i.irrr V. I I

I' ' I M l S I I , ,

v:Al.r NI I 'l r h Ni .

. rilr-- r ! theKnctt tn Sihi --

b Mmmhim I t'lltl.. '.' .. ...JIin' nuil thirrl

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Annk V. Fitch, W. M

Joh E. GkiFFITU. Secretary.

. PYTHIAN SISTERS T.mule No.2. Reg.il.ir meetings hrM andthird 'Ihursdavs "I each month.

MKS J. E- - liKIhFITH,Mhs. W. H. Hiix. M. E. C.

M.ofR. andC.

K. OF P.

J- - RIO GRADNEijwi'ur., iiiu. j, rv.of P. Regular

meeting every Wed-

nesday evening at8 o'clock at Caatte

hall. Visiting knights given a cordiawelcome. M. Lokwknktkix, C. C-

S. C. Mkkk, K. of R. and S.

J. R. VIGIL,

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, CARPEN-

TER AND PLUMBER, PAPER

HANGER.

Order Wall Paper by Sample

THE ONLY UCINSID CITY BILL POSTtRAND DiSTRIDlTtR.

Phone 101. Socorro, New Mexico.

South Side Barber Shop

My shop is newly equippedand clean. The only shopthat guarantees its work, es-

pecially its hair cutting.

Patronage respectfully solicited. '

B. V. SANCHEZ.Proprietor.

A Closing Out Sale

For the next-3-0

.days I offer mystock of

Boots and Shoes at Cost Prices

My summer goodsmust eo to makeroom for winterstock

For Cash Only

J.H HILTON,Socorro, N. M.

E. L. Smart sells bread. Tryit.

Order your wall paper from J,K. Vigil at cost.

Iprofccoional Garbs

Dr. M. McCrearyPHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Office Magdalena,

Alien Hotel Anne. New Mexico

Dr. II. J. AbernathyPhysician and Surgeon

Special attention given to sur-

gery and diseases of women.

Office and residence, Kiehnehouse, Eaton avenue.Phone No. 75 Socorro. N. M.

JjK. C. G. DUNCAN, '

PHYSICIAN AND SUKGEON.

South California street, uearly

the postoQice.New MexicoSocorro, - -

Dr. W. A. PARVISPHYSICIAN AND SUKGEON

SrKClAL TkhatmknT of diseases of

the nose and the thn.at. I Dr

Swisher's old office. I onsultatiou by

appointment.Office Hour. 10 to 12 a m.

2 to 4 p. m.,7 p. in- -

LFEGO BACA,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

- New Mexico.socorro,

A. A. SEDILLO,

Attoknkv at Law

Socorro, - - New Mexico.

DOUGHERTY & GK1FFIH .

ATTORNEYS .m - a

McxK"Socorro, - -

JAMES G. FI rCH

ATTRN KY A

Office in Terry block.Ne MexicoSocorro, - -

W. A. FLEMING JONES,' ATTORNEY-AT-LA-

United States Commissioner.

Las Cruces, - New Mexico.

E. KELLEY,ATTORNEY AT LAW.

New Mexico.Socorro, - -

WILLIAM II. IIERRICKÜ. S. Deputy MinehalSurvbyor

Irrigation EngineeringNew MexicoSocorro, - -

H. CHAMBONDEALER IN

General a Merchandise

SOCORRO, - N. M.

Socorro Soda WorksA. F. KATZENSTC1N, Prop.

Manufacturer of all kinds ofSoft Drinks

Family Trade a . SpecialtyAgent for Imperial Laundry

Phone 23 ' East Side of Plaza

WITTE GAS and

GASOLINE ENGINE

POWER FOR ALL PURPOSES

Most Economical Power to Use

For Information and Prices Apply to

C. C. ROD. Cení Afl't. San Antonio, N. M,

H. W. CRAWFORD, San Marcial. N. M.

KILLthi COUCHand CURE th LUNCO

wBr. üng'sleu Discovery

DttTHR0TW0tUN0TB0UBLEt.aUARANTEKD B ATI 8 KAOXOÜ X

OB MOJÍJC

LIVERY and FEED

STABLE--

WOOD and COAL

HAY AND GRAIN

Call for the Bus

GOOD RIGS andPROMPT SERVICE

Geo. E. COOK,PROPRIETOR.

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.Notice la hereby given. That under

and by virtue of a writ of venditioniexponas issued out of the DistrictCourt of the Third Judicial Districtof the Territory of New Mexico, with-in and for the County of Socorro, onthe twenty-eight- h day of November,A. I). 1008, and to me directed, where-by I am commanded to sell certaingoods and chattels heretofore attachedin a suit pending' in said DistrictCourt wherein John 1). Herbert, Sam-uel Chinum, Lula Chisutn andMinnie A. Herbert are plain-tiffs and the Black Rock MiningA Development Company is defendant,to satisfy the judgment rendered infavor of said plaintiffs against saiddefendant, in said cause, on the thirdday of July, A. V. 1W8, by said Dis-trict Court, for the sum of 51500.00damages and $47.'iO costs of suit, together with interest and the costs ofexecuting said writ:

I, Aniceto C. Abeytia, sheriff of Socorro county, will, on the 28 day ofDecember, A. D. I'KIH, at the hour of12 o'clock noon, at the main shaft onthe Black Rock Mining Claim, in theMagdalena Mining District, Socorrocounty. New Mexico, sell at publicauction, to tht highest bidder forcash to satisfy said judgment, withinterest and costs, all of the follow-ing described goods and chattels, to-w-

1 hoisting engine and boiler, 1 orecar, 2 car trucks, 2 iron buckets, 1 lin.wire hoisting cable, 2 pieces of hose, 1

anvil, bellows, jack and small setblacksmith tools and forge, 1 grindstone, 1 sack packing, 1 engine scale.6 tin oil cans, 9 glass oil cans, 28drills, 1 box faucets, 1 box pipe, 1

bucket, 2 pumps, 2 water barrels, V)mine rails, 14 pea. short length rails,1 cross cut saw, one hand saw, 28 pes.one-inc- h pipe, 5 large hammers, 5large handles, 3 pick handles, one pipeCutter, 7 pes. one and one-ha- lf in. pip',2 thread cutters, 2 monkey wrenches, 2drill spoons, and one iron wheel bar-row.

Dated Socorro, N. M., November28th, a. d. rm.

A NICKTO C. ABBYTIA.Sheriff of Socorro county.

SHERIFF'S SALE.Notice is hereby given that, by

virtue of the authority vested in me,by a certain alias writ of execution tome directed, and issued out of the Dis-trict Court of the Third Judicial Dis-trict of the Territory of New Mexico,within and for the county of Socorro,on the 10th day of November, A. D.1V08, upon a judgment entered in saidCourt on the bth day of September,l'XKJ, ill civil case No. 526, whereinSamuel Graham was plaintiff andThe Baking Powder GoW MiningCompany and W. W. Edwards weredefendants, I have levied upon andwill aelt at public auction to the high-est bidder for cash, at' the north doorof the Court House of said county ofSocorro, on the 15th day of December,1908, at 10 o'clock of the forenoon ofthe said day, all the right, title andinterest of the said defendant in andto the Baking Powder Mine and Min-ing claim, situated in the RosedaleMining District, Socorro county. NewMexico, the location notice of whichis recorded in book 23 at page 3'U inthe recorder's office of said Socorrocounty, to which record reference ismade for a more and lull and completedescription.

The amount ol said judgment, including interest, to said date of sale,is J 170. 35 and the further costs thatmay accrue. Anickto C. Abkyti a.

Sheritt of Socorro Co., r. M.Dougherty ok Griffith, Socorro, New

Mexico, Attorneys for plaintiff.

SHERIFF'S SALE OF CHATTELS.Notice is hereby given that, by vir

tue of a writ of venditioni exjtonas tome directed and issued out of the Dis-trict Court of the Third Judicial Di-tri- ct

of the Territory of New Mexico,within and for the County of Socorro,on the 17th day of November, A. D.194)8, in a cause recently therein pend-ing, being civil case No. 52"1, where-in the Ranch Supply Co. was plaintiffand Benjamin Robertson was defend-ant, I will, on the 22nd day of Decem-ber, 1908, at the hour of 10 o'clock, ofthe fore-noo- n of the said day, at thefront door of the court house in theCity of Socorro, New Mexico, exposefor sale and sell at public auction tothe highest bidder for cash, all of therights, title and interest of the saidBenjamin Robertson in and to the fol-

lowing personal property, to-wi- t:

One box, addrested to J. C. Milyard;one trunk, check No. Y28477; onetrunk, check No. Y284777, and the con-tents of said box and trunks, or somuch thereof as shall be necessary tosatisfy a judgement of Three Hundred and Sixty nine and 29-1- Dollars and Thirteen and 0 Dollarscosta of auit, with interest from the13th day of November, A". D. 1908, andalso costa that may accrue.

Anickto C. Abkytia,Sheriff, Socorro County, N. M.

Dougherty A Griffith, Socorro, N.M., attorneys for plaintiff.

For hay or alfalfa in carloadlots, actual weight, inquire atChambón'.

A YOUNG BOY WAS KIDNAPPED

Tisd Hand and Foot He Made IliaEscape During the Might and

Returned home.

The following account of a re-

markable case of kidnapping istaken from a recent issue of theSierra County Advocate:

"A kidnapping episode was re-

ported here Wednesday evening.According to the story as told bythe nine year old son of (1. J.Helton, who has a goat ranch onthe Seco, being the victim. Itseems that on Tuesday, eveningas young Helton and a )oungcrsister were bringing their flockof goats home, the boy was sud-

denly confronted by a man witha pair of revolvers and his faceblackened, the man threw a gunin his face and told him if hemade a noise he would kill him.The man with the gun and blackpiloted the boy to the Colemancabin on the Animas, tied himhand and foot, put him in thecabin and barricaded the dooranil left. Some time during thenight the boy succeeded in re-

leasing the bands that held himand escaped through the roof inthe morning and returned home.At the time the boy was captur-ed the sister was some distancefrom her brother and did notwitness the abduction. A searchwas made for tin; boy withoutavail, and his safe return wasgladly heralded the next morn-ing. The next morning Mr.Helton started in search of thekidnapoer, and while travelingalong he saw a strange man highup on the mountain side. Mr.Helton immediately prepared forwar, but before he could get hisartillery into action, the strangeman retired behind the rocks anddisappeared. So far the matteris a mvsterv yet to be solved.Joe Badger, whose camp is nearHelton's left yesterday morningwith an invoice of new rifles andammunition and the man withthe black face and ivory handledrevolvers had best make himselfscarce about the Helton camp."

GUST FOR THEBOWELS

it yon tiTn't h!!iy tmovs-n- tit of thbowt-- vry tlnr, yuii'ro til "r will t". h t p y.iutboweU xii, u1 be well. r re, in the lmi ofviolent h)aie or ill pliant, Is dniiirrmii. ThBtmxtthetft, r silent, diiirI prfwot my oí ktrepluftlit bowels clear mid clean to take

CANDYCATHARTIC --4

"0 JmJ JiJ.

J i '.

EAT 'EM LIKE CANDYPlitaa.i.l. l'.,t.-i,I- , T-- lnnd, 1tO'!. Keror Hlrkn. WVnkt'it nrllrlrt !. 2.' mn

to ennt. t" r bol. W rlt fur lru kauil.a)auü b...let on hfnlth. Adilrw , tjSterling Ktmt&i Company , Chicago or New York.

KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN

TAX LIST CONTINUED.ul property $:!."; taxes $1:1.91; penul-.t-

$0.70; costs $0.70; total taxes113.31.

KARL, John. Farm land at Luna; val-ue land $75; value Improvements$35; grazing land at Luna; value$10; value of Improvements $20;value of hornea ami mules $70; val-o- f

cattle $:3; valuó ot other person-u- l

property $!0; taxes $0.1 'J; pun- -

ully $0.31; costa $1.7.'; total taxes;$S.25.

Hl'DSON, J. 11. Vuluo ot homes and!mules $45; value of catliu $270; val-- 'ue of other personal property $100;taxes $13.73; penalty $0.6; costs$1.05; total coMts $15.47.

LANCKY, David. Gruitinu land Sec.33, twp. 5 8, rutilo 20 W; value laud$50; value ot Improvements $100;vuliie of horses and mules $30; val-

ue of other personal proK-rt- $20;taxes $7.47; penalty $0.37; costs$1.05; total taxes $K.8D.

LANCKY, KilKar. Value of horses andmules $'J0; value of cattle $00; val-

ue of other personal property $15;taxes $10.59; penalty $0.53; costs$1.05; total Uxes $12.17.

RKYNOLDS, W. II. Farm land atLuna, Bee. 1, twp. 6 8, rango 21 V;value of land $115; value of Improve-ments $100; farm land at Luna, Sec.S, twp. 6 S, range 20 V; value land$75; grazing land same boundariesas the foregoing; value $30; valueof horses and mules $120; value ofcuttle $G0; value of other personalproperty $15; taxes $18.81; penalty$0.94; costs $2.10; totul costs $2188. ,

Precinct 28.MONTOYA, Marcos. House on gov

eminent lund; value $20; value ofhorses and mules $30; vuliie otsheep and gouts $200; vuluo of otherpersonal property $25; taxes $13.22;

penalty $0.e6; corU $1.40; total tux-es $15.28.

Precinct 39.CHAVEZ y Romero, Juan. Farm land

In!. J. Ourule on the NE, R. Chavei;value $300; vega land bounded asabove with house; value of land$15; value ot Improvements $40;taxes $17.40; penalty $0.87; eostt$.70; total taxes $18.97.

OCRCLE. Julian. Farm land bd. n.J. Cha vex, a. Ullbarrl; value $75;hoiiHo bd. n. and w. Griego; valueland $10; value Improvements $10;taxes $6.12; penality $0.31; eoBts$0.70; total taxes $7.13.

GARCIAS, Crux, Mrs. A. do (heirs of)Farm land bd. n. E. Garcia; a, M.Sanchex; value $13; vega landbounded as foregoing; value $70;houxe and lot; value land $25; val-ue Improvements $75; taxea $10.54;penalty $0.53; eoRts $0.90; total tax-es $11.97.

RAIK'IFFE. Wm. Farm and vega landvalue $S0; taxes $3.92; penalty$0.20; cohM $0.35; total taxes $4.47

Precinct 41.JAMES, John. Vulue of horses and

mules $15; value of other personalproperty $2S3; taxes $5.96; penalty$0.30; costs $0.70; total taxes $6.96.

JAMES, Harry. Int. In tract ofvega nd bosque land a. of San An-tonio; n. of bosque del ApacheGrant; value $250; taxes $5.95; pen-alty $n.30; coots $0.35; total taxes$.tio.

Precinct 43.CASETE, John. Farm land Dd. n. J.

Jojola n. J. Carrillo, value land $225;value Improvements $5; vega landdescribed as foregoing; value land$10; value Improvements $25; valueof horses and mules $15; value ofother property $10; tuxes $5.47;penalty $0 27; costs $1.40; total tax-es $7.14.

ORTEGA, Ismael. Farm land In sev-eral pieces; value $270; house andtot; value land $5; value Improve-ments $10; value of other pergonalproperty $20; taxes $6.15; penalty$0.:t; costs $0.90; total tuxes $7.36.

Precinct 44.HI STAMANTE. Luis. Farm lund bd.

n. Lyce . s. .1. Marlines; value land$i!0; VHlue Improvements $70; vegaland bounded us foregoing $15; val-

ue of horses and mules $45; valuorattle $10; value of other personalproperty $25; taxes $2.49; penalty$012; costs $1.75; total tuxes $4.36.

HIGHTOWER. Clemente. S 2 SV14 S.c. 23, twp. 7 S. runge 19 W;value land $100; vulue of Improve-ments $50; taxes $6.60; penalty$0.33; costs $0.35; totul taxes $7.28.

IIIGIITOWEIt, Nlnpha. Tart of NSV 4 Sec. 23. twp. 7 S. rango 19V; value lund $35; vulue of Im-

provements $50; taxes $3.74; penal-ty $0.t9; costs $0.35; total taxes4.28.

Precinct 45.I1LACK, Warren. Value of horses and

mules $30; value ot other personalproperty $25; taxes $2.82; penalty$0.14; costs $0.70; total taxes $3.66.

Kl'LGHAM, J. O. Valuo of horses andmules $6; value of cattle $360; val-

ue of other personal property $25;taxes $14.22; penalty $0.71; costs$1.05; total taxes $15.98.

GLOSFER. T. II. n. Value of horsesand mules $105; value of cattle

' $270; value of other personal prop-erty $25; taxes $20.40; penalty $1.02;costs $1.05; total taxes $22.47.

Precinct Ritch.HENDERSON. Felix. Value of horses

nnd mules $10; value of cattle $235;valuo of other personal property$30; tuxes $16.S6; penalty $0.84;costs $1.05; total taxes $18.75.

Cm'UCHlLL, J. White. 15 nnd16; IlliK-- 5, Magdalena; value $50;tux $2.70; penalty $0.14; costs $0.35;total taxes $3.19.

HOrSKS, G. Ixts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. block16 und lots 1 and 2; value $70; tax-

es $3.78; penalty $0.19; costs $0.40;total taxes $1.37.

t'NKNOWN Owner. Pat. Ada Thomp-son; K 12 NE 4 K SE 14 Sec.21; value $200; tux $10.80; penalty$0.54; costs $0.35; totul tuxes $11.C!.

t'NKNOWN Owner. Wm. J. Richard-son N SE SE 4 Sec. 22;value $.".00; taxes $16.20; penalty$0.S1; costs $0.35; totul tuxes $17.- -

SC.

UNKNOWN Owner Joneph II. K

8V 4 SW SE 4 Sec. 22; vulue$150; tuxes $8.10; penalty $0.41;costs $0.35; total taxes $8.86.

t'NKNOWN Owner. Tut. W. W. Cox.W SW Sec. 22; value $100;taxes $5.40; penalty $0.27; costs$0.35; total taxes $6.02.

UNKNOWN Owner, I'ut. H. Torre- -

boult. 8 12 NE Sec. 22; value$100; tuxes $5.40; penulty $0.27;costs $0.35; totul tuxes $C02.

UNKNOWN Owner Tat. D. I. Duer.S NE See. 22; value $100;taxes $5.40; penulty $0 27; costs$0.35; total taxes $002.

UNKNOWN Owner put. O. N. Stone.NW NW 14 N NE 14 NE 1-- 4

NW 4 Sec. 27; value $200; taxes$10.80; penulty $0.54; costs $0.35;total tuxes $11.69.

UNKNOWN Owner II. J. Sundburn.E 12 NE 14 NW NW 14 NE 4

. .W 4 Sec. 28; vulue $200; taxea$10.80; penalty $0.64; coststotul tuxes $U.C9. '

UNKNOWN Owner. Tut. F. KnoblockNW NW 14 Sec. 28; taxes $2.70;penulty $0.14; costs $0.35; totul taxes $3.19.

UNKNOWN Owner, Put. F. McTrughlin. So 14 NW 4 SW 4 NE 4

NE 8W 4 Sec. 28; value t200;tuxes $10.80; penalty $0.54; costs$.35; totul tuxes $11.69.

UNKNOWN Owner Put. F. KnoblockNE 4 NE 4 8 12 NE 4 Sec. 29;vulue $150; taxes $8.10; penalty$0.41; costs $0.35; 'ota! taxea $8.86.

UNKNOWN Owner Put. J. F. Becker.N 2 BW 4 8 1-- NW Sec. 29;

BANK OF MAGDALENA

MAGDALENA, N. M.Capital ... $30,000.00Surplus - 5,000.20

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Authorized Capital

Paid Up Capital, Profits and SurplusDeposits - - -

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Joshua S. Kaynolds, President.M. W. Klournoy, Vice Prrsideut.

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DEPOSITORY FOR THE A. T. A 8. F. RY. SYSTEM.

W. D. CRABTREEContractor and Builder

Dealer in Lumber, Lath,Shingles, and Builder'sSupplies. : : :

Socorro,

value $200; tuxes $10.80; penalty$0.51; costs $0.35; totul tnxes $11.-6-

UNKNOWN Owner. Put. K. Foley. SWSec. 35; vulue $200; taxes $10.80;

penalty $0.54; costs $0.35; totul tnx-es $1I.G9.

UNKNOWN Owner Put. W. Cook. NW12 NW 4 Sec. 35. vuluo $200; tux-es $10.S0; penulty $0.54; costs $0.35;totul tnxes $11.69.

UNKNOWN Owner, Put. K. Foley. NESec. 35; vulue $200; tuxes $10.-80- ;

penulty $0.54; costs $0.35; totultaxes $11.69.

UNKNOWN Owner. Put. Moses II. andSorlp Co. NW NE 14 Sec. 35;vulue $50; tnxes $2.70; penalty $0.14;costs $0.35; totul tnxes $119.

UNKNOWN Owner. Lot 5. Iilock 19,MiiKilulena; vulue $50; taxes $2.70;penulty $0.14; coxts $0.20; totnl tux-

es $3.04.UNKNOWN Owner. Undivided hult

Int. Stnpleton Add. Lot 15, Iilock44, Socorro; vulue $50; taxes $2.70;penulty $0.14; costs $0.20; totnl tax-

es $3.04.UNKNOWN Owner. Ixit at Macdti- -

lena, No. 17 Iilock 12; value $50;taxes $2.70; pennlty $0.14; costs$0.20; totnl tnxes $3.04.

UNKNOWN Owners. Returned by J.U. Herbert; lot 5 block 19, Magda-lena; vulue $10; tnxes $0.54; pennl-ty $0.03; costs $0.20; totnl tnxes0.77.

UNKNOWN Owners. Returned by J.D. Herbert; lot 14, block 5, Magda-lenu-;

vuluo $25; taxes $1.35; pen-

ally $0.07; costs $0.20; totnl tuxes$1.62.I hereby give notice thnt I will on

the second Monday being the 14th duyof December, A. D. 1908, commencingnt 10 o'clock a; m., offer for sale atpublic auction In front of the CourtHouse of said 8oeorro county the reulestuto and personul property described In suid delinquent tux list for theamount of tnxes, penalties and costsviewed thereon, and continue thereafter to sell the same for the periodof time and In the manner providedby law.

I hereby give further notice that I

will also proceed to enforce the collection of nil taxes, penalties andcosts due upon all personal proper-ty described In suld delinquent tax listby rest ruin In sale of said propertyIn the manner provided by luw.

Witness my ofllclal hnnd this the31st dnv of August. A. D. 1908.

(Signed) JOSE K. TORRES,Treasurer and Collector So-

corro County, New Mexico.

Miss Schmidt, the ten pounddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. FraniSchmidt, arrived in town Satur-day. She finds all the familydoing well at home, and saysshe's glad to see business pick-

ing up the country over. SanMarcial Standard.

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Frank ItcKee, Cashier.W. W. Woods, Assistant Cashier

New Mexico

SHERIFF'S SALE.Notice is hereby given that by virtue

of the authority vested in me by acertain execution to me directed andissued out of the District Court of theSecond Judicial District of the Terri-tory of New Mexico within aud for theCounty of lternalillo on the Seventhday of November, A. D. l'08, upon ajudgment entered in anid court in theSeptember term thereof, A. D. 19U8, incivil cane No. 7544, wherein The Con-solidated Li(inr company is plaintiffand Vivian . Cotízales are defendants,I have levied iikii and wilt aell atpublic auction to the highest bidderfor cukIi at the front door of the storeof Alfredo Armijo on the twenty-firs- tday of December, A- - D. I'KiH, at 10o'clock of the forenoon of said day thefollowing deHcribed real estate andpersonal property, to-wi-t: Two bar-room counters and looking glass, threedemijohns, one bucket, twenty-fou- rglasses, one box cigars, one show case,one funnel, two screw drivers, one boxchips, six bar-roo- bottles, one tank,twelve dozen empty bottles.one billiard,table, nine billiard cues, one pin boardeleven extra billiard balls, fourcuspidors, one stove, two chairs, ninebenches, one refrigerator, one houseaud lot, one dance hall, aud one bar-room, all lying aud being at Old SanMarcial in precinct number thirteenof Socorro County, New Mexico, or somuch thereof us shall tie necessary toaatixfy the amount of the said judg-ment together with interest and coatsto the date of said sale, namely, SixHundred and Five and 0 100 Dollars(ijO.S.'Ai) damages aud Fourteen Dol-

lar (14.00) cost of suit, which by thejudgment of the District Court withinuiul for t lie i niinty of Ilernalillo andTerritory of New Mexico aforesaid atthe September term thereof. A.. D.l'H.H, The Consolidated Liquor Com-pany recovered against Vivian A Gon-cale- s,

a linn ratnposrd of John Vivianand Daniel (lotízales, with interestthereon from the seventh day ofNovember, A D. l'sw. at the rate ofkix per cent, per annum and also thecosts that may accrue.

Akii'kto C. Ahkvtia,Sheriff, Socorro County, N. M.

L. W. Diiuson,Attorney for Plaintiff.

Stuilebaker wagons! Thefamous Studebaker wagons!Applv to (iec. E. Cook.

F. FISCHER'S I

MEATMARKET

Is the Oldest Estab-lished Market in

the City.

EVERYTHING IN SEASON

gl)t Sotorro (fliicfloin.

1 LOCALS

Ticket at Leeson's forl'later of Tarn."

David Daca of San Antoniohas had business at court in So-

corro this week.

A new stock of Mexican drawnwork has just been received atLoewenstein Uros.

"Mr. Plaster of I'aris" at theopera house next Monday even-ing. One nietit only.

J'ugenio Tavasci was shakinghands in Socorro the first of theweek. He is now in business atCarthage.

(Jo to Leeson's for jour cos-

tumes for the masquerade ball.Kemembt-- r the date. December 31.

Attorney I!. 1J. Holt and J. I

Donham ot Las Cruces have hadprofessional business at circuitcourt this week.

December 31 is the date for thegrand masquerade ball, and Lee-son- 's

is the" place to get your costume.

Miss Minnie Mc(Jlinchy, dis-

trict court stenographer, is inattendance at court and a guestat the Winkler hotel.

Oscar LitTreing. a merchantand substantial citizen of Sabin-al, was in this citv Monday aguest at the Winkler hotel.

Miguel Vigil, who has beenteaching school up at Durley forsome time, has been greeting hisfriends in Socorro for three orfour davs.

l'rof. 1. A. Marcellino is intown today from San Antonio,where he is again acting in thecapacity of principal of the public schools.

Those who fail to see "Mr.Plaster of Paris" at the operahouse next Monday evening willmiss a first class entertainment.Don't forget the date. t

Juan A. Daca of Durley hasbeen doing granel jury servicethis week. Mr. Daca is an act-

ive, public spirited, and usefulcitizen in manv ways.

L'en McClure was in town twoor three days this week on busi-ness at court. He reported thatthere was considerable sicknessamong the children up at Mag-dalena.

Max II. Montoya of San Antonio was in Socorro Sunday onhis way home from the SanMateos, where he had spent sev-

eral days looking after his livestock interests.

Capt. John F. Fullerton re-

turned to the city last Saturdayfrom an extended visit at theFullerton ranch in the Datils,where he was looking after hisstock interests.

The Ladies' Aid society willmeet with Mrs. Jos. K. Smithat her home on the corner ofPark street and McCutchenavenue Tuesday afternoon atthe usual hour.

Mrs. II. A. Wolford arrived inthe city Sunday morning fromher home in Hillsboro and will

and

be a visitor here in company withMr. Wolford during the term ofdistrict court now in progress.

There will be a public schoolJ entertainment at the opera house

fWednesday evening, Decern Iter

Mr.J 23, to raise funds to finish pay

ing for the new piano. A liberalpatronage should be extended.

Attorney O. M. Congdon ofDeming is a, Socorro visitor.Mr. Congdon was 1iere duringthe last political campaign andcreated a very favorable impres-sion by his pleasing style of ora-tory.

Children of the public schoolswill sell tickets for the entertain-ment to be given in the operahouse December 23, to raisefunds to pay for the new schoolpiano. Seats may be reserved atLeeson's.

Jose Antonio Torres, countysuperintendent elect, announcesthat therewill be an examinationof applicants for license to teachin the public schools of Socorrocounty in this city on Friday andSaturday, January 15 and H.vxn.

Kemember that the person pre-senting the largest number ofcommutation cards, properlypunched, on December 25, will re-

ceive the handsome UprightPiano now on display in ourstore, absolutely free.

LoKWKNSTKIN DkOS.

Attorney Elfego Daca of Albuquerque has been in town thisweek on professional business inthe district court. Mr. Daca isrecovering from the effects of arecent accident which resulted intwo broken ribs, though he isnot yet in quite his normal con-

dition.Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Richards,

formerly of San Marcial, havetaken possession of the Parkhouse and are fast putting it incondition tor the entertainment?)f guests. The improvementsthat have recently been made inthis advocatingto appreciated.

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Hon. Jas. W. W.i.Uill of Din-ing is among tin; visiting attor-neys with business in Ju'lgiParker's court. Major Waddillis from Missouri and he broughtthe Missouri brand of demacra v

with him, except that lie is ys

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Don. K. V. Chavez of Albu-querque was among ti e visitingattorneys in the city at the open-ing of court Monday morning.Mr. Chavez had just returnedfrom a visit with his family,who are spending the winter inL s Angeles. . He reported busi-

ness rather quiet over on the Pa-cific coast.

At a meeting of the city boardof education last Monday even-ing Mr. (riflith offered a resolu-tion to the effect that the boardh'Teafter irrant a diploma of

to all pupils whocomplete the work ot

the eighth grade in the publicUrluinls. Mr. (riflith thornlitthat the prospect of securing sucha diploma would be an induce-ment for pupils to be more regular in attendance and dowork than some of themotherwise be disposed to do. Theidea received the sanction of theother members of the board andthe resolution was passed.

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NOT ICR FOR PUBLICATIONDl'.l'AKTMKNT OF TUB INTERIOR,

V. S. I.nudotliccat La Cruce, N. M.,December 5, 1908.

Notice is hereby given that IleninoJarainillo of Araron, N. M., who, oilJanuary 19.1.1, niade homcu'ead a

No. .Vs M , for N'j SK'i andN'j SV', 34. township 4

ratine 15 ., N. M. I'r. Meridian, hahied notice of intention to make finalfive year proof, to establish claim tothe land above described, before Pro-ba- tr

l'h r!, Socorro C anity, at So-

corro. New Mexico, on the 12th day ofJanuary, l'l9.

Claimant names as witnesses:Klori-tici- Sanchez, Francisco San-clii- ..

Juan I. Rncinias, BenjaminSanel.ez, all of Araron, New Mexico.

Kt'i'.HNH Van I'attp.n,Register.

K. L. Smart sells bread. Tryit.

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.Notice is hereby given that under

anil by virtue of writs of execution is-

sued out of the District Court withinand ior the county of Socorro, andTerritory of New Mexico, on theilay ot November, 19UH, by one ofwhich writs I am commanded to makemi' of the jjoods and chattels, landsand tenements of David Haca, andJose de la Cruz Lopez, defendants, thesum of f 150.00damages and il.75costs,which, by the judgment of said Dis-

trict Court, at the June term thereof,l'.o", Charles II. Allaire, recovered;.eiiiist said defendants; by anotherv.l which writs I am commanded thatof the goods, chattels, lauds and tene-- 1

1 - ot David liaca, Jose tie la CruzLopez, David (únzales, Silverio Cha-ve., francisco Padilla, Andalecio Lo-pez and Tcreso Lopez, the sum of

costs of suit, which by the judg-ment of said District Court the saidCharles II. Allaire recovered againstsaid last-name- d defendants at said

better June term, l'J7; and by the third ofnii.rht said writs I am commanded that of the

kius and enaltéis, idiius ana tenements of David Haca,!' liberto Cuaca,tjuerino liaca and (eorge Keid,I makethe sum of .01 damages and $41. M balanee of costs of suit which, by the judgment of aid District Court, Charlesli. Klineudurf et al. recovered againstsaid last-name- d defendant at saidJune term, l'x'7, together with intereston said respective amounts of damaires and costs at the rate of b percentper annum In the first two of saidjudgment from June nth, 1907, and011 the third of said judgments fromJiine2oih, l'J7, also all costs thatmight accrue.

1 have levied upon alt the right, titleand interest of the said David liaca in

, and to the following described landsand real estate within said County ofSocorro, and territory of New Mexico,

i t -- wit:Tract 1 in sec. 32, township 4 south,

range 1 east of small holdings claim

e1

No. 2'', as described by the govern- -

inent surveys ot the United States,anil for which a patent issued fromUie t'nited States to said David Bacaon May lMth, l'JOt,:

Also lot in the old town of San An-- !

tonio with house thereon north ofI'laza containing from north to southabout 100 yards and from east to west

' .Ml yards: Hounded on north by lot ofJesus Kibaly; on south by house andlot of Felipe llemal; 011 cast by publicroad and Catholic hurying-grouu- d andon west by public road which runsinto saitl town, being the same prem

conveyed to said David liaca byJuamuti Contreras and cleohaa Aragona de Contreras, his wife, by deediiatt d July 14, 1"0, and recorded 111

ltook (,0, at page 143, in the oflice ofthe Kecoruer ot sain Socorro county

Also another lot in said Old Town' ot San Antonio with house thereon

containing 5n f t. from east to west in' width and 'Mi ft. from north to south

111 length; bounded oil north by lot ofMauricio Miera, on south by publicway, east by a nit and houses of Juanllouraguii and Adolfo Oonzales; westby lot ot Luis Koiuero, being the samep.eiuiscs con veyed by Kafaclita Fa--iiilU de liustos to David liaca by deed

i dated Aug. 2d, 1MH, Kecorded II. 60, 1.lo4, in the oilice ot said Kecorder.

And will sell at public auction onj the 4th day of January, A. D. 1909, at

the trout door of the Socorro countycourt house, at the hour of ten a. 111.,

ut public auction, all of the right,title and interest of said David liaca111 mid to each of said le ts and parcels

iot laud or so 'many thereof as maylie necessary to satisfy the aforesaidjudgments, with interest and the costsot executing saul writs.Sccorro, N. M.. December 5th, 1908.

Aniceto C. Ahkytia.p I Sheriff of Socorro county.

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MANY prrwould like to keep an account of their receipts an expendi-

tures if some one would keep it for them

Open a bank account with The Socorro Slut? Hunk andyou will find the account keeps itself, with no expense.

Your checks are always evidence of date an I amount of

all disbursements and your deposit book shows dates and

amounts of your receipts.

Many of jour friends and neighbors have accounts withus. WHY NOT YOU? Don't wait for a big start any

amount offered, either large or small, is cheerfully accepted.It's a handy convenience to private parties as well as thebusiness man.

The Socorro State DankSocorro, N. M.

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Cold Weather is Coming

But you can keep warm and comfortableby buying your clothing .;:

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Blankets and QuiltsFlannel Shirts

Underwear and Sweatersin fact

ANYTHING TO KEEP WARM

At prices to suit everybody

Loewenstein iros.

NEW STOCK OF DRIED FRUITS

Prunes, Peaches, Apricots, Dried.

Apples, Raisins, Currants and Figs

NUTS.Peanuts, Pecans, Filberts, Brazil

Nuts, English Walnuts, Almonds.

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NOTICE Testamento Voluntad JulianaTerritory of New Mexico, County of I Padia, Finado

U.w.nrrn Ih. Tliulrlr-- t fV.iir Kit.tiii)f in Bankrupt cases.

In the Matter ofT - XT t I ...

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In

jasper in wi it..i

A bankrupt. )

On this 9th day of December, A. D.1J8, on reading the petition of Jas-per N. llroyles, a bankrupt, for hisdischaige, it is ordered:

That a hearing be had upon thesame on the 13 day of January, l'KW,

before said court, at Las Cruces, inthe said district, at ten o'clock in theforenoon f said day, and that a copyof this order be published in The So-

corro Chieftain, a newspaper printedin said district, and that all knowncreditors and other persons in interestmay appear at the said time and placeand show cause, if any they have,why the prayer of the said petitionershould not be granted.

And it is further ordered by thecourt, that the clerk of this court sendby mail to all known creditors copiesof said petition and this order, ad-

dressed to them at their placea of res-

idence so far as luiown.Witnens the Honorable Frank W.

Parker, judge of the said court, andthe seal thereof, at Socorro, New Méx.,this 9th day of October, A. D. 1908.(Seal William K. Maxtin,

Clerk.

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A MigusI Padia, Andrea Chavez yPadilla, Custodio Chavez, SilveriaPadilla, Juan Padilla, Abel Padilla,Vicente Padilla, Clara Padilla, Mari-n- o

Silva, y á todos quienes concierna,Salud:

Noticia es por esta dada, que el día27 de Noviembre, A. I). 1908, el Testa-mento y Ultima Voluntad de JulianaPadia ulttinanente del Condado de Socorro y Territorio de Nuevo Mexico,fué ofrecido para ser aprobado en laCorte de Pruebas del Condado de So-corro, Territorio de Nuevo Mexico.Cualquiera y todas las personas quedeseen hacer objección á la aprobaciónde dicho testamento, son por esta no-tificadas de estar presentes el dia 1ro,de Marzo, A. 1. 1909, á las 10 de lamañana de dicho día y demonstrarcausa, si. hay alguna, porque dichotestamento no debe ser aprobado.

Testifica a mi mano y el sello dedicha Corte de Pruebas, en mi oficinaen Socorro, Nuevo Mexico, este dta10 de Diciembre, A. D. 1909.

E. II. Kwhkt.Escribano de la Corte de Pruebas.

By J. A. Tokkks, Deputy.

For hay or alfalfalots, actual weight,Chambón'. -

in carloadinquire at

Call at The Chieftain oflice foryour fancy stationery.

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VOL. 26. SUPPLEMENT SOCOUllO, N. M., SATURDAY, DECEM1SE11 12, 1908. SUPPLEMENT NO. 1G

DelinquentTas List

FOR THE YEAR 1907

Above the Sum of Twenty-Fiv-e

Dollars, for SocorroCounty, New Mexico.

Territory of New Mexico, County ofSocorro, 88.I, the undersigned. Treasurer anil

Collector of Socorro Coun-

ty, Territory of New Mexico, do here-by certify the following to be a trueniul correct lift containing tho ñameof the owners of all property uponwhich the taxes for territorial, comity,school, til y and other purposes In Baldcounty amounted to not leu thanTwenty-fiv- Dollars, have become de-

linquent together with the descriptionof the property and the amount of tax-

es, penalties and coHts, duo oppositee.eii name and description, togetherwith separate statement of the taxeslne on personal property, where the

--several taxes are due from the sameowner or owners, for the year A. D.

I'.miT, as shown In said tist, viz.:Precinct No. 1.

AltEYTA, de. Kmlla Stapleton. House.& Lot in Socorro, ltd. W. P. Hoad,No. IJerry. Value of land $100.110.

value of Improvements $200.00; val-

ue of Horses and mules, $13.00; val-

ue of other personal property $00.00;taxes on real estate $19.95; penalty$1.00; costs $0.20; taxes on personalproperty $1.38; penalty $0.22; costs$0.70. Total taxes $26.45.

i I AC' KINGTON, Mrs. C. F. House andlot P.d. S. McCutcheon Ave.; valueof land $50.00. Value of Improve-

ments $150.00; value of horses andmules $15.00; value of cattle $15.00:value of other personal property$93.00; taxes on real estate $33.25;penalty $1.06; costs $0.20; taxes on

personal proierty $8.48; penalty$0 42; costs $1.05; total taxes $13.08.

.TUCA. J. J., Heirs of. Vega Land. Hd.W. H. Ph rce; W. It. Inopes; J. E.

Torres; value of land $3.00; valueof Improvements $10.00; vega landat San Pedro: P.d. X. Julian Mon-

toya: W. Road: value of land $25.-o- u

; Crazing land at Magdalena noboundary given: value of land $200.-00- ;

hind at San Pedro bounded X.F. Olguln; S. .1. Montoya: value ofland $5.00; value of Improvements$3.00, ranch at Collote .lid. W. Ab-ra- n

Abeyta; X. (Jov. land; value ofland $200.00; value of impioveinents$5(1.00; Huen.i Vista Ranch, H1. X.Self; S. Cuadalupe Miera: value ofland $200.00; value of Improvements$50.0't; land at San Marcial; value

, $5.00; Land at Escondida; lid. X.

. C. Atieytia; W. Ditch; value ofland $10.00; value of Improvements$10 Farm laud at EM-onid- Hd.ii. Eaton: W. Road: S. P. Zamora;value, of land $S.00; value of Im-

pioveinents $12.01; Vega land at So-

corro; lid. X. Koblnson; X. Cham-bón; value $5.00; prick house onMan Ave. X. P. Savage; value ofland $25.00; value of Improvements575; House, at Socorro, ltd. W. Per-nal: St anil Manz. Ave; two lots;value of land $50.00; value of Im-

provements $250.00; old house atSan Pedro; ltd. S. Road; value15.00: house on Carmel St; value ofland $50.00; value of Improvements$10(1.00; one-fift- Int. of CuadalupeT. de Paca Land; value $.'.0.00; tax-

es on real estate $116.12; penalty$5.81; costs $1.85: taxes on person-al property $71.14; penalty $3.56;costs $1.05; total taxes $202.33.

PACA, Severo A. (Last Half). VegaLund bd. X. Iiiuvaschl; S. E. naca,W. Road, value of land $8; value ofImprovements $2.00; Vega Land Bd.

X. A. C. Alioy tin; S. A. Abeyla; valueof land $13; value of Improvements$2; Vega land bd. X. J. Hill; S. F.Garcia; value $5; vegu land bd. X.Emerson; S. Chambón: value $3.00;value of Improvements $2; vegaland bd. X. Arrayo; E. Hills; value$4; value of Improvements $1;House und lot In Socorro ltd. X.E. Torres: E. Park Street value ofland $50; value of Improvements$250; House and lot In Socorro; bd.X. Road and Street; value of land$25; value of Improvements $300;House and lot, ltd. X. Jllleller; E.Road; value of land $5; value of Im-

provements $10; Vega Land Hd. X.F. Pudllla; 8. J. Haca; E. H. Pino;value of land $27; value of Improve-ments $3; value of horses and mules$'10; value of cattlo $15; value ofother personal projierty $85; taxeson real estate (last half) $19.65;penalty $0.98; costs $2.70; taxes onpersonal property $1.32: penalty$0.22; costs $1.05. Total taxes $28.-9-

."HIAVASCHI, O. lots. Nos. 1, 2, 3,4. 3, 0, Itlock 6. Haca & JaramllloAdd. and house, Value of land $20.-00- ;

value of Improvements $80.00;Value of sheep and goals $500.00;Tax on real estate $20.13; penalty$1.01; costs $1.20; tax on personalproperty $10.95; penalty $0.53; costs$ 35. Total tax $31.21.

HIAVASCHI, And. Glanara Farm landPd. E. P. Road. 8. 8. A. Hnca In So

corro; vnlue of land $193; value ofImprovements $173; Vega land lucity ltd. X. Haca; E. Acequia; valueof land $20; value of Improvements;$50; Improvements on Gove landIn Socorro Mountains $50; Storebuilding Hd. 8. E. Cor. of Plaza; val-ue of land $50: It nnd saloonbuilding; value of land $100; valueof Improvements $100; Value ofhorses and mules $(i0; value of cat-

tle $300; value of other personalproperty $85: taxes on real estate$09.16; penalty $3.46; costs $1.30; J

taxes on personal property $36.52; I

penalty $1.83; costs $1 05; total tax-

es $113.32.COOX, A. D. Land. Hd. X. M. Padilla.

E. Cal. St., V. Court House, valueof land $10'!; Ixtts 4 to 12. X. M. T.Co., 1. 2. 3, 4. Pino Add; value ofland $10; value of Improvements$300; one lot Stapleton Add. valueof land $20; value of Improvements$180; Grazing land south of cuba;value of land $10; value of cattle$13; value of other personal prop-

erty $110; taxes on real estate $34.-4-

penalty $1.72; costs $3.30; taxeson personal property $8.42; penalty;$041; costs $0.70; total taxes $18.-- :

97. I

COLORADO, The Telephone Co. 30.-0- 0

miles of toll poll line carryingone wire nt $20 per mile; value$012; 37 miles of additional toll wirent $5.00; value $188- - taxes on tier-- .

Bonal property $53.20; penalty $2.66;costs $0.70; total taxes $56.56.

DRAKE, H. A. Utts 1. 3. 6. 11. 10, 12,13, 16, 18 Itlock 30 In Socorro; valueof land $800 ; taxes on real estate$53.20; penalty $2.6C; costs $1.80;

total taxes $37.66. !

FISHER. F.: Vega land nt Luis Lo-

pez Hd. X. & S. R. Haca; value $50;vega land at Luis Utpez, ltd. X. R. ;

Haca S. P. Gonzalez; value of land$10; vega land at Luis Lopez, Hd. X.

Penavldes W. R. R.. value of land$20; vega land Luis Hd. X. I.

Arlnijo; S. Road Value of land $30; ;

House and lot at Luis Lopez; valueof l.vnd $10; value of Improvements$10; House and lot In City of So-

corro. Hd. S. Arroyo nnd Reservoir;value or land $10; value of Improve-

ments 1210: value of horses andmules $295; value of other SOCORRO MERC. CO. Value of per- -'

properly $65; taxes on real estate'

Bonal property $600; taxes onpenalty $0.86; costs $1.80; Mma $39.90; penalty $2.-tax-

on personal property $21.17:' oo; costs $0.33; taxes $12.25.lienaltv $1.06: costs $0.70; total tax- - TERRY. John V. House nnd ltd.

rs $12.82. I

FISHER. Mis. H. Land nt the OlgulnRanch near San Marcial, value $50; I

six lots at Pino Add. Value $30; twolots Simpson Add: value $10; Twolota Chavez Addition; value $10;

Four lots V. side plaza ; known as

Fisher Itlock ; Value of land $100;;value of Improvements $200; Ixits3, 4, 5, 16, 17, 1 west side Mount'Carmel Ave; value of land $50; val-

ue of Improvements $100; Ixt Northside Fisher Ave; value of land $50;

value of Improvements $150; taxeson real estate $69.8.1; penalty $3.-4-

costs $2.55; total taxes $75.87.(

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HILL & FISHER. Ijind at Park City.Slaughter house thereon, value of,land 5o; value of Improvements$150; value of horses and mules$30; value of other personal prop-

erty $155; taxes on real estate $17.-46;- "

penalty $0.87; costs $0.35; taxeson personal property $8.2? penalty$0.41; costs $D.70; total taxes $28.-- .

'05. I

JOEL. Mrs. E. D. Lit a In Socorro, Dal-enu- s

Add. Value of land $260; LotsIn Socorro, Vigil Add. Value ofLand $10; Ixits 11. 12, 13 Hlock 15,

Soccyro, X. M. T. Co. Value of land$0"; lour lots in Simpson Add. valueof land 50; Tax on real estate $25.-27- :

penalty $1.16; costs $120; totalcosts $27.63.

LILES, V. 11. (Halance on first and

last half) Farm land, Hd. X. Byerts; S. W. Terry; E. J. J. Haca:uud A. C. Abeyta; value of land$225; value of Improvements $200;

Dry land Hd. us tho above; value of

land $1; Improvements $2 Vega

land Hd. X. Hyerts; E. R. R. Co;

S. Emerson; value ol land $37; Im-

provements $23; value of horses andnuiles $105; value of cattle 65.00;

value of other personal property$135; Taxes on real estate $23.97;

oenaltv $1.20; costs $1.05; taxes oni.ersonsl property $14.13; penalty$0.71; costs $1.05; total taxes $12.- -

13.

PINO y BACA. Jose Rosque land atUmltar, Hd. X. C Haca; 8. River;value of land $10; Land at SocorroRanch known as Milk Ranch; valueland $160; value of Improvements$10; House and lot at Chihuahua;bounded 3. It E. P. Road; W. Cham-

bón; value of land $50; value of Im-

provements $550; One lot In Socor-

ro with corral thereon; value land$5; value of Improvements $3; Pieceof land known as Vigil add.: valueof land $25; Three South ofJ. E. Smith; bd. H. MagdalenaBranch; value of land $5; vulue ofother persona! property $30; valueof cattle $360; taxes on real estate$43.67; penalty $218; costs $1.65;taxes on personal property $23.01;penalty $1.15; .costs $0.70; totaltaxes $7'i.36.

ROl'ILLER, A. E. (last half) Build-

ings and lots X. side Manz. Ave;value of land $600; value of Im-

provements $2.000; Hiilldlngg nndlots X. side of Manz. Ave; .North E.Cor. of Plaza; value of land"'$200;value of Improvements $100; House

nnd lots west of Cal. St. nnd northtide, of alley; value of land $100;value of Improvements .i()0; taxeson real estate $126,00; penalty $6-3-

costs $0.60; total taxes $132.90.SAIS, Victor (P. O. Albuquerque)

Ranch at Medaño, East of Carthage,value of land $200; value of Im

personal

propertytotal

lot.

lots

provements $100; Chupadero Ranch,value of land $200; Ixits In Socorro; I

bounded X. Calhoun; E. Vigil; value:of land $20; value of horses and I

mules $165; value of sheep and'gouts $3,500; taxes on real estato$23.33; penalty $1.17. costs $0.90;taxes on personal property $198.82;penally $9.94; costs $0.70; total taxes 12 14.86. I

SEDILI.O. A. A. Land af In-

terest in S. 11. C. Xo. 1642 near No.!1; value of land 150; value of lm-- :

provenients $10; Tract No. 2, veguland; value of land $50; value of Im-

provements $15; Piece of land InCuba outside of city limits, value$5; land on Contadero, formerly R. ;

Alderete; value of land $30; valueof Improvements $5; house nndgrounds nt old San Marcial; valueof land $10; value of Improvements$20; house nnd grounds at Death;Alley In Socorro: value of land $25;value of Improvement s $75; Housennd land between On I. Street andChurch; value of land $50; value ofImprovements $100; value of horsesand mules $15: value of other per-- j

sonnl property $15; taxes on realestate $12.53: penalty $1.63; costs$2.00; taxes on personal property$5 60; penalty $0.28; Costs $0.70; to-

tal taxes $12.74. í

SOCORRO. IRRIGATION. CO. Twopieces of land half mile north ofcourt house, bd. S. Torres; N. C. T.Itrown, value of land $30; value ofImprovements $:;imi; value of horsesami mules $30; value of other per-

sonal property; taxes on real estate$11.70; penalty $2.09; costs $0.35;taxes on personal property $3.61;Penalty $.1S; costs $0.70; total tax-

es $ 15.02. :

STCRGIS, Thomas Iots 5, 6, 7, 8. In.Socorro Fisher Add; value of land$100; taxes on real estate $20.60;,penalty $1.33; costs $0.S0; total tax-- .

os $2V73.

X. & W. Mcunt Carmel Ave; E. E.Haca; value of land $100; value ofIniprovemnts $50u; Lots 24 and 23Stapleton Add. Hlock 48. HoundedX. Fisher; value of land $10; Lotson Fisher Ave. bounded E. SmileyW. Smiley; value of lan.l $10; IxttsIn Fl.sher Ave; value of land $10;value of personal property $100;taxes on real estate $37.34; penalty$1.87; costs $1.00; taxes on person-al pro-rt- $1.40; penalty $0.22;costs $0.35; total taxes $15.18.

TORRES, A. C. Farm land, boundednorth street; E. Itenlto Sedillo; S.G. Padilla; value of land $30; val-

ue of Improvements $25; land atI ,;tl lll.i i' ; Conrado Párela: value ofland $10; value of Improvements $5;house and lots bd. X. St. E. P. Mar-

tinez; S. C. Torres; value of land$Jmi; two lots In Park City former-ly C. A. Haca; value of land $5; val-

ue of horses and nuiles $15; value ofother personnj property $030; tax-- 'es on real estate $18.33; penalty$.92; cosls $1.10; taxes on person-al property $28.89; penalty $1.11;costs $0.70; total taxes $51.18.

Precinct No. 2.SANCHE, Paublo (Heirs of) Farm

land, bd. X. J. Luna; S. Self; E.Road; value of laud $15; Value ofImprovements $60; Farm laud ltd.X. J. Lima; S. Self; E. Road; valueof land $15; Farm laud bounded X.J. Luna; S. Ixipcz, Included In valu-

ation of above; farm laud boundedX. J. Luna; S. Hosquo mid Vcg.i laudHounded X. J. Luna E. River; valua-tion $130; Rosque Land SE Sec.9 Township 2 X; Range 5 E; valueof land $2mi; Improvements $20;House and lot nt boundedX. Street; S. Acequia; W. Gonza-lez; value of land $50;-val- ue of Im-

provements $150; vulue of horsesand mules $15; value of cattle $30;value of sheep and goats $1515; taxin real estate $20.08; penalty $1.-0-

costs $2.30; taxes on personalproperty $111.88; penalty $5.59;costs $1.05; total taxes $112.73.

TERRY and Aoeyta Farm Landbounded X. Telles; W. Hyerts; E.Lopez, W. Road; value of land $150;Vega land hounded X. Terry; E. Pa-

dilla; value of laud $5; vega laudbounded X. J. E. Montoya: value ofland $25; Farm land bounded N. F.Gonzalez; E. A. A. Sedillo; V. JoseHaca; value of land $750; vegu landhounded N. Stapleton; E. R. R. Co.S. A. Haca Value of land $50.llii;Taxes on real estate $70 47; penalty$3.52; costs $1.75; total taxes $75.-74- .

Precinct No. 3.

HEIRS of Flavo Fajardo Farm landbounded 8. Road; YV. Road; E.Ditch; value of land $30; value ofImprovements $5: Farm laudbounded N. .1. Padilla; E. C. Tafolla:value of land $75; Farm land bound-ed 8. Saiitillanes; E. Arequlu: valueof land $30; farm land bounded 8.Fajardo; E. Road; value of land$15; House and lot nt Pol vadera;value of land $10; value of Improve-ments $30; value of horses nnd

mules $43; Value of cattle $la5;value of other personal property$55; taxes on real estate $9.90; pen-alty $0.50; costs $1.60; taxes on per-sonal property $13.81; penalty $0.69;costs. $1.05; total taxes $27.58.

Precinct No. 4.GARCIA. Gabaldon Antonio Grazing

land. Sec. 31; Twp. 4 N; Range 2

VV; value of land $200; value of Im-

provements $50; value of horses andmules $30; value of cattle $90; valueof other personal property $10; tax-es on real estate $11.00; penalty,$0.35; costs $0.35: taxes on per-- 1

sonnl property $12.22; penally$0.61; costs $1.05; total tases $25.-7-

..,HIDALGO. Perfecto Value of horses

and mules $105; value of cattle$150; taxes on personal property,$55.41: penalty $2.77; costs $0.70;total taxes $58.91. '

HIDALGO. Manuel, Value of horsesnnd mules $105; value of cattle$510; taxes on personal property$61.43; penalty $1.07; costs $.70;total taxes $65.20. I

LOPEZ. Ijiuterlo Value of horses nndmules 700; value of cattle $150;value of sheep $1750; taxes on per-

sonal property $16.03; penalty$'1.30; costs $1.05; total taxes $196.-3-

i

I N KNOWN Owners All that sectionof Helen Grant embraced withinSocorro County: snid Grant wasconfirmed Dec. 22. A. D. 1S3S; nndcontains 121,663.75 acres, of which39,inni acres lie within SocorroCounty: value of land $tl7"0; taxeson real estate $514.80; penalty $25.-7-

costs $0.35; total taxes $540.89.Precinct No. 6.

I1RIS0OH, F. Improvements on gov-

ernment land at Oscura Mount.Value of improvement $100; valueof horws and mules $90; value ofcattle $630; taxes ont real estate$1.10; penalty $".22; "costs $u35;taxes on personal propcrtv $36.76; j

pen. lit.v $1.81; costs $".70; totaltaxes $11.27.

It EN JAM IN. G. P. Coal land. S. 12.SV. 14. X. 12, X E. ec. 12 and:13; two. 10 S.; range 8 E. ; value ofland $16u0; taxes on real estate;$70.10; penalty $ costs $0.35; total taxes $71.27.

DIVIDEND Mln. & Mill Co Value ofhorses and mules $90; value of otherpersonal property $162"; taxes onpersonal property $207.60; penalty$10.3S; costs $0.70; total taxes$218 68.

ETHEL Ranch & Cuttte CompanyXE. SE. Sec. 22: SV. X.

XV. 4 Sec. 23 Twp . 8 S. Range6 E.; nnd X. 12 NW. 14 Sec. 28

XE. SE. Sec. 33; Twp. 8 S.;Range 6 E. ; . value of land $luO;Value of Improvements1 $lu": Valuesof horses and mules $300; Value ofcattle $1.500; Value of other per-

sonal property $190; Taxes on realestate $22.00; penalty $1.10; costs$0.70; taxes on personal property$ I S3.00; .penalty $9.28; costs $1.05;total taxes $219.73.

HEXDERSON. Alba. Value of lior-- s

and mules $15; value of cattle $09":value of other personal property,$13; taxes oil personal property;$38.26; penalty $1.91; costs $1."5;total taxes $11 22.

MILLS, Thomas Improvements ongovernment land In Oscura Moun-

tains $75; value of horses and mules$150; value of cuttle $1105; valueof other peirollal properly $25; j

taxes $'"8.51; penu'ty $3.43; cutis$1.10; total taxes $73.34. j

IU'S'ELL. Henry. Improvements ongovernment land $2"0; Value ofhorses and mules $200; value of cat-

tle $130; value of other personalpioMrty $53; taxes $35.19: penally$1.76; costs $1.10; total taxes $38.35.

SCHOLE, Fred. (Halance of lasthair). SV. 14. SE. V. 12; '

XE'4 XE'4 XE'i; value of land$2"0; Improvements $50; Townshiplis. range 7E; SE SE Sec. 2;Twp. 9 S.; range 7 E.; value of land$5"; va'uo of Improvement $e;value of horses and mules $775;vulue of cuttk' $270; value of sheepnnd goats $17.50"; value of otherpersonal property $150; taxes$713.21; penalty $37.26; costs $2.10;'total taxes $781.57.

Precinct 7.LOVATO, Ricardo Lund at Sabinal

bounded by G. Pino; S. Ramon Arm-IJo- ;

value of land $30; vulue of im-

provements $25; value of horsesnnd mules $30; value of sheep andgoats $525; value of other person-al properly $30; taxes on real es-

tate $2.42: penalty $012; costs$0.35; taxes on personal, property$22.N',t; penalty $114; costs $1.05;total taxes $27.97.

MIEHA Constancio One-hal- f Interestat Prairie Spring; Improvementson Government land $50; Smalt;holdings Xo. 2843; value of html'$75; House and lot at San Antonio; I

bd. X. Haca; E. M. Miera; value of'land $25; vulue of Improvements$575; value of horses and mules$30; value of cuttle $18"; value ofother personal property $190; tax-- i

es on real estate $23.10; penalty $1.-1-

costs $0.90; taxes on personalproperty $21.02; penalty $1.0j;cosls $1.05; total taxes $18.28.

THORSOX. Loiilsu M. Vega land In

San Antonio formerly M. Miera;value of land $125; value of Improve-- 'ments $400; taxes $25.73; penalty$1.29; costs $0.33; total taxes $27.- -

37.Precinct No. 9.

A DELL, E. V. 8 12 SE See. 12:Twp. 13 8.; Range 2 E.; value ofland $100; value of Iniprovemnts$50; value or cattle $900; value ofother personal property $50; taxeson real estate $6.60; penalty $0.33;costs $0.35; taxes on personal pnp-ert- y

$39.73; penalty $1.99 costs$0.70; total taxes $19.72.

HU'EHACHER, (P. O. Alamogordo. X.M.) Value of other personal prop-erty $900.00; tnxes $39.60; penalty$1 .98; costs $0.33; total taxes $41.-9-

NEWMAN. Harrison (last hnlM. Im-

provement on government land $4.-lOt- i;

value of horses Hnd mules $300;value of cattle $3.600; value of oth-er personal property $55; tnxes

$99.16; penalty $1.96; costs $1.40;total taxes $105.52.

ROl'ILLER & James. Value of hors-es and mules $225; value of rattle$3210; value of other personalproperty $250; Taxes $191.46; yeti-nlt-

$9.37; costs $1.05; total taxes$202.08.

ROl'ILLER ft James. (Ijist Half).Improvements on government land$100; value of horses anil mules$110: value of rattle $1S00; valueof other personal property $20;taxes $51.88; penalty $2.59; costs$t.40; Total taxes $55 87.

SANCHEZ, Federico. Value of sheepnnd goi-- i $3300; vnlue of omer per-sonal property $25; taxes" $172.60;penalty $8.63; costs $0.70; totaltaxes $181.!3.

VNKNOWN Owners. Ijtnd known nsH. F. Edward Grunt Sec. 12; twp.0 S.: value of land $70; tnxes$31.32; penalty $1.72; costs $0.35;total costs $36.39.

Precinct No. 10.GODDARD. W. II. SW. SW. 14

Sec. 11 V. 12 NW. See. 11: Twit.128; Range 20 E. : and X. W.SW. Sec. II; Twp. 12 S. Range20 E. : grazing nnd farm land: valueof land $310; value of Improvements$2"0; value of horses nnd mule$183; value of other personal prop-erty $63. Taxes on real eslnte$14.96; penalty $0.75; cohs $0.70;Taxes on personal property $15.09:Penalty $0.78; costs $0.70; totaltaxes $33.58.

HELEN' Mining Co. Mining claim InWilcox Mining District; value ofland $2S"0; 1iuIM!iií:s nt GrahamCamp $5oft; value of horses andmu'es $15; value of other personalproperty $6625; taxc on real estate$123.20; penalty $0.16; cosls $0.35;taxes on personal property $317.12:penalty $17.37; costs $1.03; totajtaxes $195.55.

Ml'RPHY, J. D. Grazing land Sec 2:Twp. II S. Range 2" W.; value ofland $150; value of Improvements$500; value of horses and mules$210; value of cattle $1"; value ofother pero!inl property $105; taxeson real etrtnte $28.60; penalty $1.4:!;

coKts $0.35; taxes on personal prop-

erty $56.49; penalty $2.82; costs$1.05: total tnxes $90.74.

WELCOME. Ia-x- . Vulue of horses nndmules $300; vnlue of cattle $36no;value of other personal property$100; tnxes $221.20; penaltv $11.21;costs $1.05; total taxes $236.46.

SIPE. A. E. Farm land In Svc. 26;value of land $75; valti. of Improvements $1"0; graying laud In Sec.SO; value of land $195; va'ue of Itu

provenients $1"0; value of horsesand mules $315; value of other ltnurovriiieiits 1120- - taxes on real estate $ 1 1 .SS ; penalty $".59; costs$0.7"; luxes on personal property$2..!!2; penalty $1.2"; costs $".7"; to-

tal taxes $18.99.SPI'RGEON, Hitch. V.ilue of horses

and mules $31": value of little$S"; value of other personal pro-ert- y

$!"; taxes $27.09; penalty$1.35; costs $1.05; Iota! taxes $29 19.

SITItCEON. S. IV-- SW. I I SW. 14.Sec. 17. Twp. 11; .Range 20 W.value of In ml $5"; vulue of Improve-

ments $10"; ten acres; value tif land$1"; vulue of lnipvvmeiitg $150;value of horses and mulé $l...i";value of cattlo $216"; vulue of otherpersonal property $'"; tuxe on realestate $11.96; penalty $".74; costs$o.7o; taxes on property$173.43; penalty $8.72; costs $1.05;total taxes $200.60.

SPCRGEON, G. S. Value of horsesand mules $ll"5; value of cattle$7I"0; value of other personal prop-

erty $2": taxes on personal prop-

erty $128.42; penalty $21.42; costs$1.05; total taxes $(50.89.

SIPE, I. R. (Uist half.) Farm land.Sec. 11, Twp. 12, Range 20

W; value of land $270.00; valueof Improvements $l."00; farm landIII same seel Ion; value $525; gruz- -

ing land In same section; value $73.value of horsey and mules $19";value of cattle $90; value of otherpersonal property $Ii.; taxes onreul estate $36.71; penalty $1.84;costs $1.05; taxes on personal propetty $16.81; penalty $0.81; costs$1 "5. te l il taxes $34.33, ,

Precinct No. 11.

HILLING. Mr. Henrietta. MineralSurvey No. 1002-23- ft 418; mineralsurvey No, 418; other mineral land;value of laud $3160; value of Im-

provements' $1000; taxes $218. fi4:penalty $10.93; costs $1.05; totultaxes $230.32.

CLARK. C. C. House and lot In Kelly,lots 32 and 31; value of land $50;

value of Improvements $500; valunof other personal property $loil;taxes on real estate $21.20; penalty$1.21; costs $0.70; taxes on personalproperty $7.63; inalty $0.38; cost$0 35; total taxes $34.49.

CATRON. C. C. Pat. March 8. '06;the Juanita mine nnd Mining ClaimIn Mag. Mining District, lot No.262; value of land $t"0; the em-braced jt mu consisting of claimscontaining 42 eres; value of land$X00; taxes $58.80; penally $2.91;cost $0.7; total taxes $62.41.

DOl'GHERTY. H. M. 14 Int. In Min-eral Survey Nos. 336. 281, 253, 270.267. 862A. 8t;2 E; value of land$tt20; taxes $30.r.S; $1.52;costs $0.:,; total taxet $32.23.

EATON & Pitts. 1. 3 4 Int. In MineralSurvey Xns. 356, ?S1, 270, 267,862a; SC2b, S62 E; value of lan.l$1810; one-hal- f Int. In mineral sur-vey No. 862 G. 862 1); .alue of land$320; laxe $ln:,.M; penalty $5,29:costs $0.70; total tnxes $111 3.

I'NKNOWN Owner. Mineral surveyNo. 37S-3M- ; value of land $9S0;tnxes $ l.o?; ennlty $2.4"; costs$o.;,; total taxes $50.77.

WORRELL. J. P. SE. 14 XE. SW.Sec. 3. Twp. 3s; Range 4 W.;

value of land $10"; ore buildingand lot nt Kelly; value of 'and $50;value of Improvements $250; ware-house nnd lot at Kelly; value of lan 1

$50; value of Improvements $1"0;house and lot at Kelly; value of land$1"; value of Improvements $1";Ode'l House; value of land $50;vulue of Improvements $1""; ThorpeHouse; value of land $50; value ofImprovements $15"; Thorpe House,value of land $10; vnlue of Im-

provements $10; Thorpe House,value of lamí $50; value of improve-ments' $100; Thorpe House; Geo.Cosvr: value of land $1": value ofImprovements $10; Thorpe House,D. I). Honty; value of land $25; valueof Improvements $75: barn and lotnt Kelly extra provrty value of lot.$20; value of Improvements $05;barn and lot at Kelly, extra property,value of land $1""; value of im-

provements $50; value of horses nndmules $215; value of cattle $15;vulue of other ersonal property$3150; taxes on real estate $67.54;penalty $3.38; costs $2.55; taxes' onper.-Mii- al property $19". 56; penalty$9.53; costs $1.05; total taxes$271.61.

Precinct No. 12. i

HORRODA1LE, W. M. (Last Half).Ixits 19, 20 Xew Mexico TowusltoCo.; also lots 21. 22 and 21 Hlock6; value of land $60; nouso nnd lotat Magdalena, lots 1 to K, block 13;value land $50; value of Improve-ments $650; House nnd lots 23 and21 Hlock 11, vulue of laud $20; val-ue of Improvements $s(l; Ixtt 1 InHlock 15; value of land $5; Houseund Lots 1, 2, 3, Hlock 22, valueland $t5; value of improvements$S5; value of horses ami mules$!"; value of other personal prop-erty $2125; taxes on real estate$35.43; penalty $1.77; costs $3.80;taxes on personal property $18.91;penally $2.45; costs $0.7; total tax-

es $93.06.GARCIA y Ortega. Juan. XE'i XWi

Sec. 2. twp, 2 S. range 06 W; valueof land $50; XE SE 14 Sec 13.Range 4 W, Twp. 3 S; valtio of land$50; value of sheep and goats $!,-75-

taxes on real estate $1.40; pen-ally $0.22; costs $0.70; taxes on per-

sonal property $85.75; penalty $29; costs $0.35; total taxes $95.71.

GALLEGOS & Gutierres. Two housesand lots at Magdalena; value ofproperty $20; value of Improve- -

ments $.00; value of other personalproperty 250; taxes on real estato$24.20; penalty $1.21; costs $0.20;taxes on personal property $19.00;penalty $0.95; costs $0.35; total tax-

es $15.91.MEDLEY, ft. W. W 11 SE 14; 8 12

SW Sec. 21, Twp. 3 X; Range7 W; value of land $200; valuo ofImprovements $250; Grazing landno boundaries given; value of laud$500; value of Improvements $100;value of Horses and mules $15G;

valuo of cattle $450; vnlue of otherpersonul property $200; tnxes onreal estate $37.40: penalty $1.87;costs $0.70; taxes on personal prop-erty $15.17; penalty $2.21; costs$1.05; totnl taxes $S 40.

OTTO. L. J. One lot In Magdalena,No. 3. Hlock 22, value of land $20;value of horses and mules $30; val-

ue of rattle $75; value of other per-

sonal property $360; tnxes on realestate $0 88; penalty $004; costs$".20; taxes on personal property$26.00; penalty $1.30; costs $1.05;total taxes $29.47.

RANCH Supply Co. Iits 2. 3. 4. B, 6.7. Itlock 3 and lots 1. 2. Hlock 10,

and lots 13. 11 Itlock K, Magdalena,valuo of land $150; value of Im-

provements $650; valuo of horsesnnd mules $15: value of other per-

sonal property $7023; taxes on realestnle $33.20; penalty $1.76; costs$2.00; tnxes on personal property$393 44; penalty $19.67; costs $0.70;totul taxes $132.77.

I'NKNOWN Owners. Mineral' surveyNo. 393: 233; 477; 859; Twp. 2 8;range 3 W; value of land $620; tax-

es $33 48; penalty $167; costs$0 35; total taxes $35 50.

CXKNOWX Owners. Mineral surveyNo, 513. f19, G20, 621, 905, 906; v

no land $2020; taxes $109.98; pen- -

ally I. 45; coats $0 35; tout Uní$114 SH.

11K1R3 of John Bhone Out half) Twolota In Magdalena Now Townalte,Noa. 1017 Iltork 6 65; valuo of land$200; valun of Improvement $H(M);

(aira $27.00; xn.ilty $1.33; costs$0 40; ot.il taxes $28 73.

Precinct 13.

CRAWFORD. J. W. Grain lnn.l Innew Hun Mnrrlal, See. 7. Twp. 10;range 4 K; value of lit ml $50; valuof Improvement $10; lji in RauMarcial. Nos. 17. IK. 1!. 22. 21, 2".,26 In Mock 4; No. 13 to 2.1 Inc.lilock I.',; 21 22 Rloek 9; 13 II. 1'.In Mock 7; 13 to 21 Inc. Ill.Kk 17;16 to 2 Inr. Work 18; I, 2. 3. I.I. lock 26; 7. 8. 9. 10 Itlo k 27: valueof land $2'; valu of ltnirovcmcrita$500; value of horiu-- and niiili'M$130; vnliii of cattle 0; value of

th-- personal pmierly $100; taxeaon nal est ite $29sj; penalty $J 41;cos t a $10.75; taxes on personal prop- -

rtv $11.11; penally $0.CP.; fwt$1 05; total taxea $56.93.

KITE. I.. I). (I.ifl Half). Improvementson Knvei mm lit land $25(1; value ofhores and mules $155; value ofrattle flsnO; value of ol her Jel sim-al property $25; fivs $57.119; pen-alty ÍJ.V',; c.ii $1.1; total taxes$oi ::t

IHMPMREY. Mrs Miry S. Dwdlingholl-e- ; v.ll'l" $500; taxes $21.5(1;penally 1 23: cost $0.35; total tax-- s

$.'(".. (H.II NN . S G. I,ots C, I). !iek 8, nn I

('ore ImlMtlii', value of land 20;value of lio'o ov en lit 4 $150; lotK !l,I (i, I'll t i. (1, a i! 'I store liii!i'tu:s value

f land $15"; value of Improvement$250; 2 lots on Nlckcrson Aviv, val-ue of land $"."; value of horses andluuleH $5; value of cattle $15; valueof other personal property $l2n0;taxes real estate $111.70; penalty$2.31; costs $1 do; taxes; on person-al property $57.05; penalty $2Nk;cosía $l(i.5; total taxes $111.5!.

LEWIS, ('has. Iniprovetnent.s on Gov-- i

rninetit land west of Oscura Moiiu-taltis- ;

value of land $200; value ofImptovcinctits $2"0; value of horsesand nuiles 75; value of cattle $270";value of other personal property$15; taxes on real estate $.n.N0; pen-ally t 1 1 ; cos'a $".35; taxi's on per-

sonal property; $II00; penalty$7 51; costs $1.05; total taxea $101.-V- I.

Mí M IKK Shope. (Last Half). Valueof other personal property $100;taxes $,.i'". oeo; penalty $1.90; cost.s$0 3.5; total taxes $U3 25.

MEAD, (.'. E. Value of other personalproperty $10"0; taxes $19.111); pen-alty $2.15; cost.s $0 35; total taxea$51 Mi.

Pit ATT. W. K. Improvements on Gov- -

rnnietit land $2ofi; value of horsesami mules $75; value of cattle $9o(;value of nt hi r personal property$'.('; taxes nn personal property $52.-t?- ;

i.em.lfv $2 2; costs $1.10; totalt..x a $5fi II

IMi'll VI'KS. r. H. 1 and lot In

Sin !( S. l,l.ie) S; valuef I itnl value of tuMirovctiM tr s

i'.o'i : value of other per erial prop-eit-

'ei": fixes on real estate$27.55; ptl.ilty $1.3'; cos's $".35;t ixe on iMT 'oiial p:nperty $3'l (',";penalty J1!'.; cists fo.35; tolalta. $71.13.

TIM' IKK M). F'iirene. Va!.e horsesand tailN s $1"5; of catt'e$3i;un; value ef other personal prop-'it-

tixes $;:i!i; penalty $;i.- -

c-t- ., ii.(.5; total taxes $2i'2.i3.TIMi:;;i.Y. Mrs. C A. Ho se and

lots 1. 2 lllial; HI, evv San Mar-lal- ;

value of I iitd $lu; value ori:is $2:11!; value of horses

and nuiles ÍI5; value of cattle $135;value of otlii r personal property$l"7'i; taxes 011 real (state $13 50;pi ri.il'y $'K's; costs $0 0; taxes

ti property $ti7.u;; penalty$! 10. costs $1 n5; total taxes $Mi.!l'l.

r.K.(V Owners. Iits 3 V 4; SKI I SV I I Sec. 1. NV I t NW 14;SK I I SW I I; S 12 i: 14 NW 11si: I I Ni: I t SK I I N SW I ISW 1 I NW I I N 12 SW 1 NWI I SK 11 SK 14 N 12 SW NW14 SW 14 N SK 4 Sec. II;NW I I NW 14 SW 4 SK S12 SW 14 NW 14 SW rouiprls--

11 loin) awn. value f land $1250;Improvements $100; tax'B $59.40;penalty $2 !'7; coMh $2 .10; total tax- -

s $01 17.

WAVNi:. ;. i:. CrazinK land 20 milesof city of Socorro, Sec. 2U; Twp. 3,Kauri- - 3; value of la ml $100; valueof lm;oovl ini iili $27ti'; value ofhor-i-- s and mules $75; value f cat-tle $:r.oo; valut! of other personalproperty $25; taxes oil real estate$13 20; penalty $0.il(!; costa $0.35;taxes on personal property $lM.3o;lerinUy $'i.07; costa $1.05; total tax- -

. $2"5.i;TPrecinct No. 15.

I'MtlA, Carpió I Last Half). Farmland In old town, I'd N. P. Itoad. S.It. 11. K. St: value of land $15; farmland hounded as above; value ofland $15; value of Improvement$l"0; value f horses and mules$125; value of cattle SJltm; value ofother personal property $'5; taxesoil real estate $t;.3S; p. rally $'(32;co'-I- $0.70; taxes n p rsmal prop-rt-

$10.91; penalty $2 05; Costa$l.('5; total taxea $51.11.

AI'.CIA. Kuseluo Farm land In Val-ver.l- e

lid. N. Valle K. V. Camil la,-l-

x'alu f'f land $30; value fetits $5; vulue f'f horses and

mules $:!"; value of attle $10; val-ue if hhe-- and ronta $700; value ofther peraon il proper!) $50; laxe

'H real enlate $1.51; penalty $0.(K;foM $0.35; t ixea 011 personal procenv $30 27; penalty $1.51; com$1 10; total taxea $35. 15.

KOMKUO. AI.el. House and lt lid.N. N. Jojohi; K. Homero, W. Iload;Value of land $10; vahío of Improve- -

menta $30; value of hornea acdmule $15; value of cattle $10; val-ue oí hcep $700; value of othi--r per-iMin-

jiroperty $r0; taxes on renl e(ate $1.7(1; penalty $009; costs$0.20; taxes on personal property$33.02; iivnalty $1.65; tout a $1.40;total taxe $38.12.

HOMERO, Hamon. Farm land InClyde. I)d. N. I. c. a. F. P. M. K. P.8: and other land; vulue of land$25; valun of linirovc mcnt $.",0;

value of horse and milieu $30; val-ue of cuttle $450; value of otherpersonal property $10; taxe on realestate $3 30; penalty $0.17; corta$0.35; taxe on jiersonal property$20.54; penalty $1.03; costa $1.05;tot.il taxea $26.41.

Precinct No. 16.DALLAR. M. Anderson. Vulue of

horsea and mules $30; value of oth- -

cr praonnl property $555; taxes2S 7! : penalty $1.44; cost $'.70;total taxea $30.93.

J A RA M ILLO. Gregorio. Farm landn-l- . N. rt. Silva. S. Matlaa Clin ver;W. Itond; value of land $120; vnlneof lmpivemetits $5; House Hd. Put)-li-e

Itoad, S. K. Chavex; value of land$5; value of Improvements $115;value of looses and mules $10; val-ue f other personal property $155;taxes on real cbI.iI $12.10; penalty$0.111: cosfi $0.55; taxes on person-al property $31. It!; penalty $1.5fi;costs $n.7o- - total taxes $ll2S.

I ' N KNOW N Owners oí I.a Casa Colo-

rado Land (ratit. All of that por-

tion of tin1 Casa Colorado LandCrant within Socorro count v; saidHr.i tu was continued Dec. 22, 1S5S,

nuil contain a 72.779.37 a res and ofwhli h 77,350 ncrea are In Socorrocounty; value $21.105 (HI; taxes$:CVi:2; pennlty $K'..I3; costa $0.35;total taxi s $''75.40.

Precinct No. 18.

MI'NIZ. .loan. Improvements onland nt Water Canon; land

$2oO; value of Improvements $200;value of horses mid mules $75.00;value of cattle $150; value of otherpersonal jiroperty $00; taxes on real.state $17.00; penalty $o.S8;; costs$o.35; taxes on personal property$15.71: penalty $0.79; costs $1.05;total taxes $30.11.

Precinct No. 19.AM VMS, II. K. SK SK N 12

SK 1 See. 33: NW 1 SW Sec.31; S 12 SK See. 30; NW 14 NK

Sec. 31; value of land $100; valueof Improvements $50; value of hors-es and mules $150; value of cattle

2,50U; value of other personalproperty $155: taxes on real 'Mate$19. Ml; penalty $0.99; costs $1.40;taxes on personnl property $139.97;penalty $7.00; costs $1.0!; total tax-es $170 21.

CIIAVKS, Vidal. Improvements onCovcrntiietit land $100; value ofsheep mid pronta $5,250; value ofother personal property $20; taxea$310.23: piinlty $15.S1; costa $1.05;total taxes $333.09.

MACHINO. Melquíades. (Last Half).Value fif sheep and floats $1.750;fixe $51.02; penalty $2.5S; costs$0.35; total taxes $51.55.

MACHINO. Nepomiiceno. (LaM Half).Crazing land at Kl Kevtielto; valueof land $50; value of Improvements?20; Value of sheep mid Roata $1,- -'

075; value of otluT personal prop-

erly $25; taxes on real estate $"..0S;penalty $0.15; rosta $0.35; taxea onpersonal property $tt.;i0; penalty2.15; osts $o.70; total taxes. $55.0.!.

MOIILKY. V. II. SW SK NKI I te I I Sec. 21; W 12 NK 14 NWI t SK Sec. 27. NK 11 NW MSec. 22; Si: 4 NW 1 Sec. II,W 12 SK NK 1 SW SKNW See. 12; SW SW 14 SK14 Sec. 17; SK I I SK Sec. IS;Ixts 45 & 12. See. 1, Lot 9. See.2; W 12 SW 14 SK 4 SW. 14Sec. 1. NK 14 NW Sic. 12; K

12 NK 14 NW 4 SK 4

NW 11 Sec. 31; SW I I NW 14 NKSK I I SK 1 Sec. 20; SK 1

Sec. 11; NW SW 4 Sec. 12;NK NK 4 SW 4 NK 4 NW

SK Sec. 14; 56 int. In NNW NW NK 4 K 2 SW

Iits 5 and C, Sec. C; E SK14 NW 14 NK 4 Sec. 20; W 12SW Sec. IS; N 2 NW 4 Sec.19; NW NK 4 Sec. 20; NK 14NK 4 SK 11 NK 4 NW 4 SK

1 S.' 22: SW SK 1 Sec. 27;NW NK 4 S NK NW 14SK 14 Sec. 29; V 2 NK V

SK 14 SK 14 SW Sec. 31;N 12 NK 14 SK SW NW 1 4

NK 14 SK 14 Sec. 13; N 12 NKSec. 3; SW 4 NK 4 S NWNW SW 4 Sec. 12. comprfsliiK3,125 acre .value of land $3,905;value of Improvements $050; valueof horses mid mules $120; value ofcattle $'io0; value of othT personalproperty $100; taxes on real estate$10!. 02: penalty $S15; costs $9.1.5;taxes on persona! property $I3S.29:penalty $0.91; costs $1.05; total tax-es $320 87.

Precinct No. CO.

H. O. II MIX. & Mill Co. Deep Pownmine and improvement at Mogol-lón; value fif land $200; value of Im-

provements $1,MI0; taxes $''SO0:penalty $190; cotts $0.35; total tax-es $10 ! 25.

P'ltOWV, Cen. ! Improvements on(lovernnient land nt Conner, $550;value of other personal property$50; fixes $29.40; pennltv $1.47;rosta $0.70; total taxes $M.57.

COOXKV Mi reanMle Co. 4 Iliilldlni;Kon (Invcrnmeut land at Coonev. value

$300; value fif other personal prop-erty $s"0; tatrs $53.90; penalty$2 70; cesta Í0.70; total taxes $57 30.

MOOOI.LOX C.old A Coip..r Co. Sil-ver Par. Old Sfrrik. Sliver Foun-f-'l- n

mid Lean Yeir , valutof land $I.OiiO; vulue of Improve-ment- a

$1.000; t. house on Cov-ernnie-

land In Coonev. value $300;vh1 of other per$cnal proper y

$t,0S0; faxea on real catate $70.40;penalty $3.52; costa $0.70; taxea onpersonal property $167.62; penalty$23. 3S; coata $0.35; total taxea$505.97.

Precinct No. 21.GONZALEZ y Jarcia, Joae. Farm

Intid fori. N. F. tionzatex, a. Gonzaler.value $60; farm land hd. N. Jarnmll-lo- ;

S. I). Hennvldex, value $00:vena land Ud. N. llena vldet E. Hllla:value $65; vea land hd. N. GrIirIIon. S. L. Montnya, value land $75:value Improvement $30; value ofhorsea nnl mule $250; value of cat-tle $225; value of other personalproperty $55: t on real estate$13.C; penalty $0.68; cost $1.40;tax on personal property $25.61;penalty $1.28; csfa $1.05; total tax-es $13.66.

Precinct 22.AHAfiOX, Melquíades. 15 Int. In SW

NW 14 SW 14; value of land$20; value of Improvements $5;Int. NW SK 14 N SW 14 SW

Sr. 13, value f land $100; ?

Int. E 12 SK SK 1 1 SW SKSK Sec. 8 ; value rr land $100;

12 Int. S 13 SK S SK I I Sec.S: xalii. $100; ,,t. sw 14 SW14 SK 14 SW Ser. IS; value ofland $50; va'ue if Iniiirovoments$300; Int. NK NW X 2

NK I I NW 14 NW 1 ec. 1.;alueof land $110; value of improve-

ments $290; value of horses i,edmules $15; value of she;i and coats$525u; value of other personal pro-ert- y

Í2I0; taxes on teal es;.ite$17 20; penally $2.37; ccsts $2.10;taxes on personal property $279 59:pennlty $13. 9 cost $1 05; totaltaxes $310.39.

PA NT A. A. II. Grazing land Hd. K. A.E. Houiller: W. Gar'aii'l: valu" dland $200; value of Improvements$250; value of horses midmules $130; value of other per-Kon-

property $125; value of sheepand 1:0a a $3500; t.--i x on r al estate$19. SO; penalty $0.99; costs $o."5;taxes' on personal property $.).'. 40:penalty $4.77; costs $1.05; totaltaxes $122.42.

DELGAH. II. S. SK SK NW14 NW 14 K 2 NK value ofland $200; value Improvements $200;value of horses and mules $30; valnoof cattle $775; value of other person-nl property $15; taxes on real eMate$17.00; penalty $0.SS; costs $0 35;taxes on personal proKrty $3S.2;penally $1.91; costs? $1.05; total"taxes $00.07.

Fl'LLEIlTOX. W. S. Value of horsesfind mules $300; value or sheep andpiala $1375; value of other personaljiroperty $105: ta.xeg $270.27; pen-alty $13.S1; costs $1.05; total taxes$291.13. j

IIILLAUO. S. S. Grazinc; land R.c.4 Twp. 7, ranse 19: value land $50;value Improvements $20; value ofhorses' ami tmiVs $1 10; value of cat-tle $IS0; value of other personalliroperty $10; taxes on real estate$!.0S; penalty $0.15; costs $0.35;taxes on personal jirojierty$3:1.9,8; iienalty $1.70; costs $1.05;total taxes ? 10.31.

JACKSON, Allle. Value of horses nndnuiles $15; value of cattle $900;value of other personal property

2..; tolal $52.32: liena'tv $2.C3:costs $1.05; total taxes $50.20

JACKSON. Mrs. .1. Value of horsesand moles $90; value of cattle $1800;value of other personal jiroperty$00; taxes $90.71; penally $1.84;costs $1.05; total taxes $102.00.

LOPEZ. Natividad do Sanchez. Valueoí sheep and Boats $1223; taxes'$03.70; jienalty $3.19; costs $0.35;total taxes $07.24.

MAYItEURY. H. S. Gra.l.iir land Sec.9.10; twp. 5, range 11; value of land$200; value of Improvements $350;grazing land, same as nhovc; valueof land $200; value ur JnipmwMnonts$100; value oí horses ami nuiles$320; valuo of cattle $1350; value ofolher iiersonal liroperty $185; taxes'on real estato $37.40; jienalty $1.87;costs $0.70; taxes on jiersonal prop-erty $92.35; jienalty $4.C2; costs$1.05; total taxes $137.99.- -

MONTGOMERY. Tt. E. W 12 SW 4

NE SW NW 4 SE Sec.22 twp. 5s range 15w; value of land$200; value of Improvements $lvu;value of horses mid mules $235; val-uo of cattle $90; value of other per-sonal property $35; taxes on real ca-tate $10.28; jienalty $0.81; costs$0.35: taxes on jiersonal jiroperty$19.01; jienalty $0.98; costa $1.03;total taxes $39.11.

OLGCIX, Jose Castillo, Value f f Khep.and goats $790; taxes $11.08; pen-

alty $2.05; co'ls $0.35; total taxes$13.48.

WILSON, I. W. Value of hot sea andmules $210; value of catt'e $1250;valuo of other jiersonal property$75; taxes- $s:t.90; jienalty $1.20;costs $1.05; total taxes $S9.15.

WOLF, Ada. Value of hors's andPiules $10; value of sheep $1225;value of other per,na! pmnerty$10; tuxes $0; penally $3.38:cotts $1.05; total costs $72. oO

Precinct No. 21.GIPnONS, Z. F. und lot Socorro,

Stapleton Add. lit 19, Illock 41.value of 'and $10; valno of Improve-ment- a

$110; house nnd lot ltd. S.Cal.; west Court St. value fif land$20; value of improvements $1;value of horses nnd mules $120;value f cattle $30; value of otherpersonal property $27o; tava onreul cítate $9.40; penalty $0.47;cutis $0 70; taxes on personnl prop-erty $21.08; penally $1.23; cowts$1.05; totul taxes $37.59.

Ifiuls M. Lni-- t 4 tu 15 Inc.li'ock 1 3. C. Aheyta Add. vulno $3;UiU 1 to 12; 17, 21 lllock 1, Chaveaddition: vulue $00; Ixjts 1, 10. 23,21, Illock 5, Ü to 20 Inc. Hlock 6, S.

C. Aheyta Addition; value $90; Ita1 J to 17 Inc. niock 16. N. M. T. Co.value $200; to 10; Xcal andProto Add. value $10; taxe $29.59;jtenalty $1.47; coetj $10.40; letaltaxe $41.46.

TOKRES & DU03., A. C. Vulue ofother personal property $100; taxea$20.60; $1.33; coats $0.35;total costa $28.28.

Precinct No. 26.CONVERSE. Jno. W. (last half). SE

14 SE 4 Sec. 21 S SE Sec.25; SB 4 SW 4 Sec. 26; NW 4

NE 4 Sec. 23; SE 8W 4 Sec.25; SW NE 4 and 140 creanot descrlhed Sec. 26; SE -4 NE 4

2. 8ec. 26; NE 4 NW 4

Wc. 25; NW 4 NE 4 Sec. 25S 2 SE Sec. 24; SW 4 SE 4

Sec. 22: N 12 NW SW 4 NWNW 4 SW 4 Sec.. 9;

valno of land $1400; value of Im- -

provements $2500; valuo of horses!and mules $000; vnlue of cattle $1.1,-fi0-

taxea on real estate $85.80;Iienalty $1.29; costs $1.55; taxe onpersonal jiroperty $246.15; jicnalty$12.31; costs $0.70, toial taxea$353.SO.

HILL. Spencer. NW 14 NE 14 SESW 4 NE SW Sec. 5. twp. 13

S, raniio 13 W; value of land $200;value if improvements $1000; valueif horsea and mules $340; value of

other jieriuinal projicrty $230; tarefin r'iil estattj $52.S0: penalty $2.04;coKts $0.35; laxea on personal pro- -

ertv $26.44: penalty $1.32: cos-- ,

$0.70: total taxe $81.25. I

REDDING. Thomas. Value fif horseaand mules $225; value of cattle $720; j

value fif other jiersonal projierty$25: taxea $4S.9H; penally $2.45;costs $1.05; total tax(s $52.48.

ROSS. L. M. Value of horses' nndmules $130 value of cattle $270;valiw if other jiersonal projMrty$125; taxes $20.01; jienalty $1.33;costs $1.05; total taxea $28.99.

Precinct No. 28.COX, H. T. Improvements, on govern-

ment land $200; vnlue of horses andmules $120; value of cattle $915; !

value of olher personal projierty$15; taxes $05.21; penalty $3.26;costs $1.40; total taxes $69 87.

SI 'ELM AN, Morris. Farm land atvaluo $10; lniirovements

$10; vega land lid. X. F. Chavez;and J. Chaves; value $13.00;Interest In CeliolUta Grant $100;farm land In Rio Viejo; value $30;House and Nit nt Alaniillo; landvalue $20; Improvement $80; val-

ue of horsea nnd mules $90; valuoof other personal property $53; tax-

is on real estate $13.86; jienalty$0.69; costs $1.00; taxes on iierson-al projierty $8.54; jienalty $0.43;costs $0.70; total taxes $25.82.

Precinct No. 30.TERRY, Mrs. M. P. Farm land. bd.

X. Road; S. Road; W. Párela: val-- ,

lie land $373; valuo of Improvements$10; vega land Hd. X. Rincón RoadS. Pndilhi; vulue of land $50; dryland at Socorro, near School ofMines; value $35;. value of horeaand inuh'S $00; value of cattlo$75; value of other personal proji-erty $30; taxes on real estate $20.- -

08; jienalty $1.03; costs $1.05;es on personal jiroperty $14.12;..it., tort. ..... t o ti i.t'ii

i'sr.tPrecinct No. 31.

ARMI.IO. Jose ma. Heirs of X 2 NEand lots 1 and 2, Sec. 1' Twp.

2 X. range 5 V; value of hind $200;value of Improvements $100; valueof horses und nuiles $30; value ofcattlo $300; value of other iierson-n- l

jiroperty $10; taxea on real es-

tate $13.20; jienalty $0.60; costa$1.05; taxes on ' personal property$$23.92; penalty $1.20; costs $1.05;total taxea $11.08.

HACA, Juan Ray. Valuo of cattle$150; taxea $25.43; jienalty $1.27;costa $0.35; total taxes $27.05.

HACA, Casim!r. Rivtich nt SantaRita; vulue of land $200; vulue ofImprovement $100; value of horsesnnd mules $30; valuo of cattle $1,-00- 0;

valuo of other jiersonal proji-erty $73; taxes on real estate $13.-20- ;

jienalty $0.66; costa $0.35; tax-

es on iiersonal property $54.47; pen-alty $2.72; costs $1.03; total taxes$72.43.

HACA and Sons, Mrs. Ine. Vulueof cattlo $130; taxes $25.42; penalty$1.27; costa $0.35; total taxes $27.-0-

CASTILLO. Pufolo, et nl. SE 4 SE4 SW SE 4 Sec. 6; SW 4 NW4 Sec. 28; SE 4 SE Sec. 22;

Iita 2 and 3 8 NW Sec. 2:N 12 NE 4 SE 4 NE NE 4

SE Sec. 8; X NW SW 4

NW NW 4 NE Sc. 12; 640acres valuo $S50; vulue fif Improv-nient- s

$150; value of itheeji nnd gouts$2625; value of other personal prop-erty $10; taxea on real estate $14.00;penulty $2.20; costs $2.45; taxes onpersonal property $129. oO; penalty$0.45; costa $0.70; total taxea $14.- -

80.

$1.27; costa $0.35; tolal taxea$27.01.

CHAVEZ, Jose A. Vulue of cattle$720; taxes $40.08; penalty $2.03;cost $0.33; total taxea $13.06.

CASTILLO. Pablo. Valuo or cattle$300; value of sheep and Routa$ 1.300; taxes $191.84; penalty $'.).59 ;costs $0.35; total taxes $201.78.

GARCIA. Vivian and Jirnn. Value ofhe'ji nnd goats $3,250; taxes

$257.25; jienalty $12.80; coats $0.35;totul taxes $260.16.

LOI'KZ, Emilio. Value of sheep nndgoats $3,500; taxea $171.50; penulty$S.5S; cotts $0.35; totul taxea$180.13.

LOPEZ, fruterío. Valuo of shcpnnd goats $3,500; tnxea $171.50; jien-ult- y

$8.58; costs $0.35; total taxes

CASTILLO, Manuel. Valuo of cat-03- ;. i -. -. .......

Shop

HALL.

' $1.80.43.

OLGUIN, Jose. Value of sheep and'cronta $700; taxea $34.30; jiennlty$1.72; cost $0.35; total taxea $36.- -

37.PADILLA y Chave, Estanislao. W 12

XE 14 8c. 17 and E 12 NE 4

Sec. 18, twp. 3b. range 7 W; vaueof land $200; value of Improvements$50; value of horses and mules$250; value of sheep and Roat$4,200; value of other Jiersotialproperty $15; taxe on real estate$11.00; $0TS; costa $0.70;taxes on personal projierty $218.46;penalty $10.92; costs $1.05; totallaxe $212.68.

PADILLA y C'hnver., 'Manuel. E 2

NW 4 Sec. 20 and W 12 NW4 Sec. 21 twp. 3 X. range 7 W;

value of land $200; value of Im-provement a $50; value of sheep andRoats $3,850; value of other Jiersonalliroperty $5.00; taxes on realestate $11.00; penalty $0.53;cost $0.70; taxe on personal jirj-ort- y

$188.87; penalty $9.14; costa$0.70; total taxe $211.26.

PADILLA, MIkih'I. Vnlue of sheepand pout $4.375; taxes $214.37penalty $10.72; costs $0.35; totaltaxe $225.41.

PADILLA y Chave,. Juan. Value ofHheep nnd goat $1,165; taxe $57OS; jiennlly $2.85; costs $0.35; toultaxes $00.28.

PADILLA, Ramon. Valuo of sheepnnd goat $2,430; taxes $120.05Pniiiiy i..to; costs $Q.3j; totaltax,9 120.40.

SANCHEZ y M, Jose. Value of horscs and mule $30; value of cattle$30; value of sheen nnd goats $1

un; vanio or outer personal prop-erty $120; taxe $86.11; penalty $1,31; costs $1.40; total taxes $91.82

SISNERO. Severo and SaturninoGutierre. Value of sheep nnd goats$1,925: taxes $94.33; penalty $4.72costa $0.35; total taxes $99.40.

Precinct No. 32.APODACA, Maxlmano. Value of sheep

nnd goats $2,100: value of other perwilial properly $30; taxes $104.22penalty $5.21; costs $0.70; total taxes $110.13.

HAUril, Nathan. Improvementstin government land on three ranches $150: value of sheep and goats$i.O00; value of other jiersonaljiroperty $5; taxes $359.32; jienalty

i .:'(: costs 1.0o; total taxes$378.33.

IJAIA, Jesus Jose. Vnlue of sheepgoats $873; vulue of other iiersonaljiroiTty $50; taxs $47.84; jienaliv ji.jy; coBts $0.70; totul taxes$50.93.

CASTILLO. Felljie. Vulue of sheepand goats $2,623; taxes $128.62jienalty 10.43; costs $0.70; totaltaxes $135.40.

CHAVEZ, Santiago. Value of horseaand mules $30; value of sheep andgoats $l,,.i0; value of other personnl property $80; taxea $81.91; penalty $1.10; costs $1.05; total taxes$87.06.

CHAVEZ, Luis. 8 SW 4 X. . .- i - a.di'c. iwi. 4 s; range

IS W; value of land $200; valuo ofinilirovenients $100; value of horsesnnd mules 30; value of sheen andgoats $1,750; value of other jierson- -

111 property $120; taxes on real esuue i.s.zo; penalty $0.66; costs$.35: taxes on personal .property

a.:ij; $1.30: coRta it nr.

total taxes $105.48.GARCIA, David (m personal property

'"iy . niite of cattle $900; valueor Bneep nnd goats $3325: valno ofother iiersonal property $50; taxes$211.u8; pennlty $10.58; costs $1.05total taxes' $223.21.

iak( ia. joe. A nine of hcep andgoats $1400; value of other personalproperty $10: taxes $09.01; penalty$ :.4a; costs $0.70; total taxes $73.19

HARRINGTON. D. E. Value oí horseaand nuil $175; value of cattle$1350; value of other personal property $70; taxea $81.00; penalty$4.05; costs' $1.05; total taxes- - $80.10.

.Miii.ru, ri. ton personal pnypertyonly). Value of horss and mules$30; value of cattle $150; value ofother jiersonal iroerty $10; taxes

penalty $1.32; costs $1.05;total taxes $28.73.

11.M, .viannei s. 15 Int. SW 4 NW14 NW 4 NW 4 Sec. 3;iwp. í s; range 10 W; value of land.(: VHlne of improvements $5; land

nnd house at Mangas, no description;value of land $100; value of improvements' $225; value of horseand mules $90; value of sheep andgouts $1375; value of other persona!property j--

m; taxes on real eetate$14.30; jienalty $0.72; coM $0.70taxes on perronul jiroierty $224.00penalty J!I 2'; costs $1.05; totaltaxea $231.97.

PROVENCHER. Telesfor. Improvement on government hind eightmllea north if Salt Inlte $250; valueof horsea nnd mule $15; value ofcattle $!too: value fif othr jiersonalJiroperty $25; tuxes $00.61; jienalty$3.03; cost $1.40; tota' costs $05.04.

PRATT. Wllll-e- . Value of horses midmules $13: value cf cattle $150;value fif other iersonnl property$20; taxe $20 22; jienalty $1.31;CoMi $1.05; totul taxes $28 58.

P.VDILLA. Jose Angel. Value of .sheepand goats $7oon: value of other per-sonal iironertv $30; taxes- $341.22;penalty $17.22; costs $0.70; tolaltaxes $302.24.

THOMPSON, Mrs. M. A. (Halance offirst and lant half). Ranch SW 14at Salt iJiUe near Mangan, Sec. 20;twp. 2 S, range 2'i V; vulue of laud$50; valuo if Improvements $50;value of horses and inn1e $105; val-ue of cuttle $2700; value of otherIiersonal jiroperty $100; taxes$118.49; jienalty $7.42; cosía $1.40;total tax. $157.31.

THE SOCORRO CO. Hos.juo del

Apache Grant confirmed on he 21M.of June, 1SC0; put. on landcontains 8 SE 4 SE SWSW 4 SW 4 Sec. 6; N 12 NW

Sec. 7-- twp. 1 N, range 13 W;SE 4 NW 1- -4 8W 4 NB X 12

E S 12 NW1-- 4 NW 4 SW 14.K 14 XE 4 X 12 SE 4 See. 8;W 12 NW 14 NB 14 NW 14 N12 NE 4 Sec. 9; NW 14 NW 14E 12 NW 4 NB 4 Sec. 10; NW

Sec. 11; 8 SE S.c. 13;N 12 8W 14 8B 4 NE 14 NE 14Sec. 5; SW SE 4 fiec. 29; NW

4 NE 4 Sec. 32; E NBSec. 32; 813 NW 4 8 12 SW

4 Sec. 30; NE 4 NW 4 Sc 31;SW 14 SW 14 See. 33; S 12 SE 14Sec. 32; lot 2 and 3, Sec. 5; SSW 4 Sec. 12; N 12 NW 14 See.6; XE 4 8V 8ec. 9; SW 14NW 4 Sec. 10; E 12 XE 14 Sec.30: 8 XE 4 Sec. 2; SW 14NW 4 Sec. 1; X NE 4 N 12NW 4 Sec. 20; SW SE SE

SW 14 8(c. 8; NW 14 NE 14NW 1 Sec. 17; XE 4 NW S.-c- .

18; Lot 4, Sec. 5; lota 1, 2, 3. 7, 1.. 9. W SE 14 Sec. C; NE 14

Sec. 7; W 2 SB 4 8 12 SW 14See. 18; Iif 1, 3 and 4 E NE 14E 12 SW Sec. 9; E 2 NWW 12 SE 4 W 12 NE 4 W 12KB -4 Sec. 31; W 4 SW 14 SE

4 SW 4 Sec. 32; SW 4 NWNW 4 SW 14 Sc. 11; E 12 SE

4 Sec. 5; 8 2 SE 4 Sec. 9; W2 SW 4 Sec. 10; NW 4 NE 14

NE 4 NW 4 Sec. 18; E NW14 NE 4 SW 14 X 2 SE 1 SB

4 Sec. 5; SW 4 SW 4 Sec. 4:W 12 XW 4 SE 4 XW 4 XE

4 SW 4 SE 4 Sec. 9; SW 14áW 4 Sec. 10;-S- 4 Sec. 13; 8

RE 4 NW SE X SW11 NW 4 Sec 14; S 12 NE 14NW 4 NE 4 SW 4 Sec. 13; W12 NW 14 X i-- 2 SW 4 NE 1 NW

4 Sec. 21; B 2 XW 4 SW 14NE 4 W SE Sec. 24; WXE 4 NW 4 SE 4 SW 4 SW

4 SW 4 Sec. 25; SW 4 Se 4

XE 4 SE 4 Sec. 26; S SW 14Sc. 32; SE 4 SE Sec. 33: SW

4 SW 4 Sec. 34: E 2 NESec. 35: NW 4 SW Sec. 26;SE 4 XE 4 E 2 SB 4 Sec. 3:8 NW 4 Sec. 2: XE 4 SE 4

and lot 4 Sec. 11: SW 4 SB 4

Sec. 10: W XW XW 4 SW4 E 2 SW 4 Sec. 14: XE

NW 4 W 2 NW Sec. 21; NW4 NE N 12 NW NE 2 X 1 2

XW 4 E 2 SW 4 Sec. 5; E 2 SE14; Sec. 21: X 12 NW 14 Sec. 32; E

2 NE 4 W SE 4 Sec. 32; SE4 NE 4 E 2 SE 4 Sec. 33; SW4 NW 4 Sec. 13; lot in Sec. 4:

W NW 4 Sec. 5; SE SW 4

Sec. 24; W NW 4 W SW 4

Sec. 31; SW 4 NW J-- 4 Sec. 23;NW NE 4 SB 4 NE 4 Sc.5; SE 4 SW 4 S 2 SE 4 Sec.24; SW 4 Sec. 24; SW 1- -1 SE 4

NE 4 NW 4 N SW 4 Sec.27-3- SW 4 SW 4 Sec. 29; NW

4 SW W 2 NW 4 Sec. 8;SB 4 NW 4 SW 4 SW 4 Sec.17; NW 4 NE 4 N 12 NWSec. 4: E 2 NE 4 SW NESW 4 SE 4 Sec. 23: SE 4 SK

4 SE 4 SW 4 Sec. 14; E 2 NE4 Sec. 5; E 12 SE 4 S SW

Sec. 4; SE 4 S SW 4 Fee. IS;SW 4 Sec. 8; NW 4 Sec. 9; AV

XW 4 Sec. 17: S NE 4

Sec. 30; S NW 8 12 SW 4

Sec. 25; NE 14 SW 4 Sec. 31; NW4 NAV 1 AV 2 SE 4 SK 14 SK4 Sec. 14: E 4 SW XW

SW 4 SW 4 XW 4 See. 11: E2 XW 4 Sec. 23; NE 4 NE 14

8 2 NE 4 NE SE 4 Sec. 11.containing 71047 acres: value of land$25.535; valuo of improvements$0,000; value of horses nnd mules$240: value of sheep and goats)$3850; value fif other personal prop-erty $2360; taxes on real estate$138S.42; jienalty $09.42; costs$33.95; taxes' on personal jiroeiiy$508.01; jienalty $28.40; costa $1.03;total taxea $2089.25

Precinct No. 33.

CORNELL. A'alue of cattle $900;taxes $46.35; penalty $2.32; costs$0.35; total taxes $19.02.

Precinct No. 34.

Hl'DSOX, AV. S. Grazing lnnd; valueof land $200; value of lmiirovemenU$100; value of horses nnd mules$50; vnlue of cattle $105; value ofother personal property $25; taxeson real eslate $13.20; penalty $0.60;conts $0.35; taxes on personal jirop-erty $28.79; jienalty $1.41; costs$1.05; total taxea $15.49.

HCDSOX. L. A. Value of horses nndmules $15; vnlue of cattle $550;value of other iiersonal property$50; taxes $35.91; iienalty $1.80;costs $1.05; total taxes' $38.76.

JONES, AV. J. NW 14 and NE 4

Sec. 12, twp 7 8, range 19 W; valueof land $313; value of Improvements$350; farm land in Reserve $150;valuo fif horse.fi and mules $3oo;value, of cattle $90; valuo of otherpersonal property $125; tav"s onreal estate $35.86; penalty $1.79;costs $l.li5; tai-- on personal jirop-erty $19 57; penalty $0.98; costs$1.05; total taxe $00.20.

JONES & CO.. John AV. X 12 Sec.12 and Lot 1 Sec. 4, twp. 7 S, range19 W; value oí land $150; value ofImprovements $220; value of horsesand niule $325; value of other lier.uonal jiroperty $100; taxes on real'tato $29.48; penalty $1.47; costs

$0.70; taxes on jiersonal property$23.85; iienalty $1.19; costs $0.7o;total taxes' $57.39.

MAY, J. K. L. (Uist Half). Grazingland Sec. 1. twp 7 range 19 AV; valueland $200; vulue of Improvement$200; grazing land Sec. 31; twp. C

S ruuKo 18 W; vuluo fif land $150;valuo of Improvements $150; vulueof horses and mules $110; vulue ofcuttle $900; valuo of other pertjonul.

property $r0; taxes on real estate$.10.80; penalty $1.54; routs 10.70;taxes on personal property $8.19;penalty $0.41; coste $1.05; total Un-es $12. 28.

Precinct No. 35.COFFEY. J. P. 12 Int In mill lie and

three houses; volue land $50; val-ue of Improvement! ' $375; Int.In 13 ores mineral land: value ofland $ I no ; house at Mogollón; value$250; value of other personal prop-erty $795; taxes on real estate $33.-4-

penalty $1.77; costs $090; tax-es on personal property $33.53; pen-alty $1.08; conta $0.35; total taxes$73.65.

PAY, Mra. Margaret. House and lotat Mogollón; value of land $25;vulue of Improvements $75; valueof horse and mulos $575; value ofother personal property $50; taxeson real estate $1.40; $0.22;costs $0 20; taxes on personal prop-erty $21. (); penalty $1.10; costs$0.70; totul taxes $28.32.

PICKE. Thomas. XE 4 XE Sec.IS twp. 10 S: rango 19 W; 8 SB

4 SB SV Sec. 7. same tvrp.and range; value of land $200; val-ue of Improvements $500; value ofhorses and mules $150; value of cat-tl- o

$900; value of other personalproperty $110; taxes on real estate$22.00; penalty $1.10; rosts 0.70;taxes on personal property $59.27:penalty $2.90; costs $1.05; total tax-es $S7.08.

HERMAN. Harry. House and mill atMogollón; value $600; value ofhorses and mules $330; value ofother personal property $9ti0; taxes$78.68; penalty $3.93; costs $1.05;total taxes, $vl.66.

JOHXSOX, Mrs. Carrlo. House and loton Government land at Mogollón;valuó $700; Cabin In Cooney; value$50; taxes $30.75; pernlty $1.84; costs$0.40--

; total taxes $38.99.Ql'EEN Mining Co. Queen mine and

Improvements at Cooney, MineralInnd; value real estate $100; valueof Improvements $500; taxes $44.10;penalty $2.21; costs $0.35; total tux-

es $16.66.Precinct N. 36.

CONTRERAS, Leopoldo. Farm landRanchóos de la Joya, value $25; vegaI .and Ranchos de la Joya $10;house and lot; value land $10; val-

ue of Improvements $10; value ofhorres ami mules $S5; vaJue ofcattle $360; value of sheep andgoats $875; value of other personalproperty $90; taxes on real estate$3.76; penalty $0.19; costs $0.90;taxes on personal property $82.52;penalty $1.13; costs $1.40; total tax-

es $92.90.Precinct No. 37.

BECKER & Frnz. House and lot atLuna; value of land $50; value ofImprovements $200; value of otherpersonal property $800; taxes oureal estate $11.00; penalty $0.55;costs $0.20; taxes on personal prop-

erty $10.15; penalty $2.02; costa$0.35; total taxes $51.57.

Cl'RTIS, C. (5. Value of horses andmules $1,125; taxes $59.62; penalty$2.98; costs $0.35; total taxes $62.-03- .

SHROPSHIRE Sheep Co. SW 4 XAV

14 See. 31; SB 4 XK 4 NW 4

SB 4 S SB 4 S 2 SB 14Sec. 7 B 2 XE 4 Sec. 29; S

SV 14 Sec. 14; X 12 XV -4 Sec.23; V 2 SV 4 B 12 SV W

2 SV 14 Sec. 34; S 12 SV 14Sec. 23; XE XV 4 See. 25; V

XV XV 4 W 2 XVSee. 23; SB 4 SB 4 Sec. 32; X

2 XB 14 SV 14 XB 4 SV 1

SW SB 4 See. 5; B 2 XB

XB SB SW SB Sec. 7;

SB SW 4 SW 4 Sec. 30;SB 4 SB 14 Sec. 30; X 12

XB 1 4 Sec. 31 ; X 2 XW 14 XESec. 32: XK : SW 4 Sec. 13;

SB Sec. 5; V XW 4 See.

25; B XE 4 Sec. 34; SW 4

XW 4 XW 14 SW Sec. 3;Kl". l.l N't: 1 XE SB 4 Sec 4:

XW 4 SB 4 X 2 SW SB 148 XE 4 Sec. 18; SB 4 SB 1- -4

XB X SW Sec. 14; SBXB 14 See. 15; S 2 SB 8 2

SW 4 Sec. 9; SW.1-- 4 SB E

XW 14 SW 4 V 2 XW 14 SE 14XW Sec 6; XE 4 XE Sec.'6; B 2 XW 4 SW 4 XB XW

14 SE 4 Sec. 6; X XE 1 SE4 XE 14 SW XW 4

Sec. 8; W 12 SE 14 XE 4

SW 4 SB NW Sec. 9; S2 NW 4 N 2 SW Sec. 12; E

12 SW 4 SB 4 Sec. 19; XW

XB Sec. 30; S SB 4 SE 4

SW 4 Sec. 30; XE 4 XE 4 Sec.

31; SB XE 4 XB SE Sec.7; SW 14 XW 4 XW 4 8 2 SE

4 SE 4 SW 4 Sec. 8; N XW4 Sec 26; X 2 XE 4 Sec 27; W.

12 XW 4 SB XW 14 XW 4

SW Sec. 3; N 2 SB 4 Sec. 4;

Including 6300 acres grazing laud val-

ued at $6,200; Improvements $300;

and 100 acres farm land value $750;

Improvements $100; value vt horsesund mules $210; value of cattle$270; value of other personal pri-ert- y

$500; taxes on real estate$323.40; penalty $16.17; costs $14.-35- ;

taxes on personal property

$5163 penalty $2.73; costa $1.05;

total taxes $112.33.

Precinct No. 38.MONTOYA, Merced. Farm land 13

acres, grnzlng Innd 145 acres; valueof land $370; valuo of Improvements$30; sheep ranch at Hevulto southand west of SiK'orro; value of land$180; taxes on real est. to $39.60;

penalty $1.98; costs $0.70; total taxes $12.28.

MCRACKKX. E. R. Value of sheepand goats $500; Mx9 $21.50; pen-

alty $1.13; costs $0.33; total taxes$25.98.

Precinct No. 39.

TORRES, Manuel Farm l.md at IjisNatrlas, value of land $90; houseand lot; value of land $20; value of

v

Improvements $30; value of horsesand mules $30; value of shop andgoat $525; value of other personalproperty $90;; taxes on rerl estate$6.16; penalty $0.31; coat $0.55;taxes oh personal property $23.62;penalty $1.18; costa $1.05; total tax-es $32.87.

Precinct No. 40 .

OTERO, Mellton. Grazing land southof las Xutrlas value of land $130;value of Imporvementg $75; dry lardvalue $50; value of horses and mules$90; valuo of heep and goats $3,-fi0-

value of other personal proper-ty $20; taxes on real estate $11.22;penalty $0.56; costs $0.70; tnxea onpersonal properly $176.70; penalty$9.88; costs $1.05; total taxes $200.-11- .

S ALAZAR. JOSE. Value of sheepand goats $1750; value of other per-

sonal property $5; taxes $83.97;penalty $4 30; costs .70; total tax-

es $90 97.Precinct No. 41.

Mcl.NTYRE, John. House and grazingland SB 4 SB 14 Sec. 9; twp. 5

S; range 2 S; value of land $200;value of Improvements $200; valueof other personal property $160; tax-

es on real estate $17.60; penalty $0.-88- ;

costs $0.35; taxes on personalproperty $9.S4; penalty $0.49; costs$0.35; total taxes $29.51.

Precinct No. 44.Kl'HN, Enrll. Farm land and gra7.lng

land In Sec. 4, twp. 7 S; range 19

V; valii'i of land $35; value of Im-

provements $200; value of horsesand mules $130; valuo of cattle. $1,-S6-

value of other personal prop-

erty $115; taxes on real estate $10.-34- ;

penalty $0 51; cosU $.70; taxeson personal property $114.67; pen-

alty $5.73; costs $1.05; total taxes$133.00.

Precinct No. 43.BVAXS. H. (last halt). Improve-

ments on government land $100:value of horses and mules $525; val-

ue of cattle $1350; value of otherpersonal property $65; taxes $50.99;penalty $2.55; costs $1.40; total tax-

es $54.94.SATATHBTE, B. Valuo of horses

and mules $30; value of cattle $150;value of $25; taxes $25.72; penalty$1.29;; costs $1.05; total taxes $28.-0G- .

Precinct Ritch.BROWX. Mrs. M. L. Improvements

on government land Hopewell tankIn San Andres mountains, $300; vul--

e of horses and mules $75; valueof cattle $225; value of sheep andgoats $300; value of other personalproperty $100; taxes $43.69; penal-ty $2.18; costs $1.75; total taxes$17.62.

BRIXTON, Chas. Improvements ongovernment land In three places$200; value of horses and mules$105; value of cattle $2.775; valuoof other personal property $95;taxes $168.00; penalty $8.40; costs$1.40; total taxso $177.80.

COLEMAN, F. B. Value of horsesand .mules $110: value of sheep$350; value if other personal proi-ert- y

$20; Taxes $25.71; penalty$1.29; costs $1.05; total costs $29.05.

COLEMAN, J. II. value of horses andand mules $225; value of sheep$1000; value of other personal prop-erty $100; taxes $232.83; penalty$11.64; costs $1.05; total taxes$215.52.

GILLIE ft .las. Value of horses andmules $1S0; valuo of cattle $360;value of other personal property$250; taxes $12.13; penalty $2.11;costs $1.05 total taxes $45.29.

HENDERSON. II. Valuo of horsesand mules $30; value of sheep andgoats $630; value of other personalproperty $60; taxes $38.55; penalty$1.93; toits $1.03; total taxes $41.- -

HENDERSON, Ed. Value of horsesand mules $75; value of cattle $450;taxes $29,33; penalty $1.47 costs$.70; total taxes $31.56.

HENDERSON, Geo. Value of horsesand mules $75; value of cattle $265;value or slieep und goats j.i; valueof other personal propety $70; taxes23.74; penalty $1.19; costs $1.40;total taxes $26.33.

NELSON. H. Value of horses andmules $75; value of cattle $900; taxes5182; penalty $2.74; costs 0.70; to-

tal taxes $58.26.REOVES, O. M. Value of horses and

mules $115; value of sheep undgoals $1400; value of other person-

al property $120; taxes $87.58; jen-nlt-

$4.38; costs $1.05; total taxes93.01.

WOOD, J. H. Value of horses andmules $310; value of sheep andgoats $1500; value of other person-

al property $110; taxes $102.82;penalty $5.14; cobts $1.05; totaltaxes $109.01.

Precinct 5.

UNKNOWN Owners of 11 Joya Grant.All tli'it tract of .laud known asCebolleta of Ij Joya Grant saidGrant was confirmed Dee. 4, A. D.

1893 and the same has been opprov-e-

and the said graut contains approximately 260,000 acres all ofwhich are embraced within Socorrocounty, value of land $78,000; tax-

es $3432.00; penalty $171.60; costs$.25; total taxes $3603.95.

On account of pressing business In

the olllce, the within list was delapedlu publishing same.

I hereby give notlco that I will ap-

ply to the Court held In and for thesaid County of Socorro, Xew Mexico,upon the 7th day of December, A. D.

1908, for judgment against the lands,real estate and personal proicrty de-

scribed In the foregoing list togetherwith costs und penalties and for anorder to sell the same to satisfy raidJudgment; and I hereby give furthernotice that I will within 30 days afterthe releasing of the Judgment by the

said court against the property de-

scribed .n the foregoing. and afterhaving given notice by hand bill post-

ed at the front door of the CourtHouse In the said County of Socorro,New Mexico, at least ten days priorto the day of sale, offer for sale at pub-

lic auction In front of the said CountyCourt House, the real estate and per-

sonal property described In said no-

tice against which Judgment may berendered for the amount of taxes, pen-

alties and costs viewed thereon.WITNESS my official hand, this the

31st day of August. A. I. 1908.(Signed) JOSE K. TORRES,

Treasurer and o Collector ofSocorro County, New Mexico.

DelinquentTax List

FOR THE YEAR 1907

Under ths Sum of Twenty-Fiv- e

Dollar, for SocorroCounty, New Mexico.

Territory of Xew Mexico, County otSocorro, ss:1. J. B. Torres, the undersigned

Treasurer ami Collector of

Socorro County, Territory oí NewMexico, do hereby certify the follow-

ing to be n. true und correct list, con-

taining the names of the owners otall property uion which the taxesfor territorial, county, school, city anilother punióse In said Socorro county,amounting to less than $25.00 has be-

come delinquent, together with u des-

cription of the property and theamount of taxes, penalties and costsdue, opposite each name and descrip-

tion, together with the aeparate state-ment of the taxes due from personalproperty where several taxes are duofrom the same owner or owners for

the year A. D. 1907, as shown In saidlist, via:

Precinct No. 1.

AREYTA, Andrea, Tetra and Josefa.House and lot at Hot Springs; valuoland $50; value of Improvements$250; taxes $19.95; penalty $1.00;

costs $0.20; total taxes $21.15.AREYTA, Ricardo. House und lot at

Hot Springs; value of land $50; val-

uo of Improvements $200; valuo ofhorses and mules $15; value of otherpersonal property $15; taxes $11.88;

penalty $0.59; costs $0.20; total tax-

es $12.67.ASCII E, F. One lot In Death Alley;

value $5; taxes $0.33; $0.02;

costs $0.20; total taxes $0.55.n VPA Rito. Farm land precinct 21

Hi. E. E. V. Rica S. Road; valuo ofland $45; value of Improvements$10; vega land bounded as above;value $8; value of Improvements$2; farm land bd. X. Evans S. R. R.

Co. W. Acequia; value $8; value ofImprovements $2; vega land bd. X.

S. Vigil; S. H.ica: value of land $5;

farm land bounded as the above;value of Improvements $2; Land at

Las Canas; value of land $200; valueof Improvements $20; lot at ParkCity bd. Ilaca and Simpson: value,of lot $10; valuo of Improvement$10: Lot at Cuba bd. X. Rara E.

Road W. Coon: value of land $3

Ixit at Cuba bd. X. Vigil S. Apcd-aca- ;

value $5: lot at Cuba ltd. X. E.

V. Ii.ira: S. Valonzuela: value $5;

value of horses and mules $90; val-

ue of other personal property $25;taxes $17.65; penalty $0.88; costs$3.60; total taxes $22.13.

UACA, E. V. Farm land bd. n. B.

Baca; S. R. Haca; value of land$45; value of Improvements $10;vega land bounded as the above;value $11; value of Improvements$1; farm land bd. X. Padilla; S. II.

K. Co. S. R. Daca; value $11; valueof improvements $4; X Mi 4

SW 4 XW 4 Sec. 25; value of land$15; value of Improvements $20;vega land bd. X. E. Jojola S. 1). Haca,W. River; value of land $90; valueof Improvements $10; vega land Inprecinct 21; bd. S. A. Baca E river;vt.lnu r bunt t3: value of Improve- -

mi. ntn 12: House Highlands add. I

value land $10; valuo of house $40;

lots In I'ark City. 23 and 21; value$5; vuluu or horses nod mules $105;

valuo of cattle $10; value of otherpersonal property $15; taxes $3.88;

penalty $0.19; costs $3.75; total tax-

es $7.82.BACA, Felipe X. House and lot at

Park City lota 1 to 12 Inc. block A.

value of property $20; value of Im-

provements $170; taxes, $12.61; pen-ult- y

$0.63; costs $2.40; total taxes$15.67.

BIAVASCHI. And. Glanaru. - Farmland lid, X. Gallegoes S. lockhart;value $150; vega bind Bd B J. J.Haca W Road; valuo $3.5; taxes$12.30; penalty $0.62; costs $0.70;

total taxes $13.62.BARRY, Mrs. S.illle B. House and lot

McCutcheon Ave. cor. Eaton Ave;value of laud $75; value of Improve-- ;

ineinH $200; value of other person-- 1

III property $25; taxes $11.15; pen-- i

ally $0.56; costs $0.20; total tuxes$11.91.

CAVALIER, Virginia. House and lots1, 2. 3. 4. Block A, and 11 and 12

Block 2. I'ark St.: Taxes $9 98;penalty $0.50; costs $1.20; total taxes $11.68.

Cl'RTIS. W. H. Lots 54 and 55 In

Curtis Add. Socorro; value $200;taxes $13.30: penalty $0.56; costs$ 10; total taxes $14.26.

CARIIART. I- - H. lx)ts 16 to 24 Block165; lots 1 to 21 Block 172; lots Ito 179; and lots 1 to 6, HighlandAdd. value $100.00; taxes $0.65;

penalty $0.33; costs $0.R0; total tax-es $7.78.

CRISTOPIIER, John. Ids In E. BacaAddition at Park City; value of land$90; value of Improvements $10;taxes $12.61; penalty $0.63; costs$0 20; total taxes $13.47.

EATON, E. W. (Lnat Half.) One lotwest side Eaton Ave. Bd. W. Gal-Indr-

value land $50; ' value$100; house and lot N.

side McCutcheon Ave; value land$20; value Improvements $30; houseand lot Eaton Ave. In Kelly; valueland $20; value of Improvements$30; house and lot In Kelly; vnlueland $20; vnlue of Improvements$30; value of other personal proper-ty $60; taxes $6.69; penalty $0.33;costs $0.80; tidal taxes $7.82.

FOSTER, Katherlne B. Six lots westside Grant Ave; value $250; taxes$16.63; penalty $0.83; costs $0.20;total taxes $17.66.

FILLERTON. John F. Ia No. 304 SB4 NW value $30: value of

$10; taxes $2.66; penalty0.13; costs $0.20; total taxes $2.99.

HILLBCRN. Rev. J. P. Land knownas Shaw mill west of Socorro; valueland $50; value of Improvement s$200; taxes $16.63; penalty $0.83;costs $0.20; $17.66.

HOWELL. F. S. lxt In Socorro Jara-mill-

Add.: value of land $50; taxes$3.33: .penalty $0.17; costs $0.2'; to--,tal costs $1.70.

HARDWOOD, Rev. Thomas. Houf'and lot bd. W. Collins St.; vnlu$300; taxes $19.95; penalty $1.00;costs $0.20; total costs $21.15. I

HILL. J. M., Heir of. House and lotbd. N. N. Ilaca Ave.; valne land $25:value Improvements $150; vena landIn Ijatillar; value land $75; vecaland formerly F. Penrce: value

half Int. In old propertyowned by J. M. Shaw, value $'0;taxes $20.48; penalty $1.01; costs$1.25: total taxes $26.77.

H.- LLM AX, S..1. House and lot inChihuahua; value land $10; value ofimprovements $10; taxes $3.33; pen-alty $0 17; costs $0.20; total taxes$3.70.

HARRISON, A. E. Lots In SocorroHighland Ave.; value $50; taxes$3.33; penalty $0.17; costs $0.20; to-

tal taxes $3.70.KNIGHT. Mrs. 11. A. House and lot In

Park City: value land $23; value Im-

provements $75; taxes $6.63; penalty$0.33; costs $0.20; t.ital costs $7.18.

LANE. Mrs. Dalla. Ixits In Socorro..laramlllo Add.; value $30; taxexi$2.00; penalty $0.10; costs $0.20; total taxes $2.30.

MONTOYA de Scdlllo. Donaclano.Land at. Chamlsa! out of city limits j

bd. N. Road; S. Byerts, E. road west. I

heirs of B. Montoya; value land $30; '

value Improvements $5: piece otland E. of Socorro Catholic churchund X of V. Snis; value $10; valuoImprovements $5: Int. of un-

divided Interest In land: the heirs otGnudalui Torre de Baca, value$20; lots bd. X. Bernal St.; XW. ofPark City and house and groundsSB. of C. Church; value of land$20; value of Improvements $55;value of other personal property$60; taxes $1.23; pona' t y $0.21;

costs $1.60; total taxes $6.04.McDERMOTT, Mrs. Kate. Ixits In So

corro S. C. Abeyta Add.; value of

land $130; taxes $8 61; penalty$0.43: costs $0.20; total taxes $9 27.

MASONIC LODGE. Hou;o and lot bd.X. Chambón E. Court SL; value land$100; value of Improvements $20u;taxes $19.95; taxes $1.00; cosits $0.20;total taxes $21.15.

MRRR1TT MIN. & MILL CO. Sevenacres; value land $9.00; value of Im-

provements $101; taxes $7.32: pen-

alty $0.37; costs $0.20; total taxes$7.89.

M cLEAN AND TAYLOR. Int. In

two lots In Socorro, Baton Ave.;value $23; 3 Nit In Snwller street;value $25; taxes $3.32; penalty$0.17; cotita $0.20; total taxes $3.69.'

MOORE, W. II. U-t- s In Socorro. VigilAdd.; value $100; taxes $6.65; pen-

alty $0.33; costs $0.20; total taxes$7.18.

MOISE, Mrs. C. It bd. N. & 'V. E.Chavea; S. Baca ave.; Cliavex Add.;vnlue $35; house and lots In SocorroVigil Add.; value land $25; value ofImprovements $50; tax $7.32; pen-aM- y

$0.37; costs $0.40; total taxes$8.09.

McCl'TCHBAN. John. Its In So-

corro, Pino Add.: value $10; taxes$2.66; penalty $0.13; costs $0.20; to-ta- l

taxes $7.18.MORRISON. S. H. 11 lots In Socorro

a described In Book 38 page 64 ofSocorro county; value $200; tuxes$13.30; penally $0.57; costs $0.20;total taxes $11.07.

McDERMOTT, J. H. Ixts In Socorro,bd. N. and E. Trujlllo. S. J. Pino;

V. Lincoln ave.; value $100; taxes$6 65; penalty $0.33; costs $0.20; to-

tal taxes $7.1 S.

OLGl'IX, Eusvblo. House and lot In

Socorro, bd. X. A. Martinez S. E. E.Baca; value $loo.-vtax- $6.65; pen-

alty $0.33; costs $0.20; total taxes$7.18.

PADILLA, Xestor. Farm land at Es-

condida, bd. X. J. J. Baca 8. F. Padilla: valuo $90; farm land at Km.

condlda, bd. X. Jose Torres. S. J. V

Terry, value $30; house and bt In

city, bd. N. Abeyta S. Pacheco; valueland $25; value of Improvements$50; lots In Socorro bd. N. BacaAve.. 8. F. Padilla: vnlue $10; taxes$11.51; penalty $0.57; costs $1.10;total taxes $13.21.

PATTERSON, V. II. Iti In focorruwest (side P!aza. bd X. Park St.; S.Bain: value $50; taxes $3.33; penal-ty $o,17; 'costs $0.20; total taxes$3.70.

PINO ESQl'IPt'LA. (Ijist Half.)Farm land Escondida, bd. N. E. Tino,

V. Acequia. E. R. It. Co.; value $13;dry land bd. N. Pinos Bros. E. Ace-quia, 8. J. Pino y Baca; lúe $1(1

vega land, bd. X. Pino Bios. R. River8. C. lino; value $5; house and loton Court St.. bd. 8. Court house;value land $100; value of Improve-ments' $100; value of other persona!property $20; taxes $8.78; penally$0.44; costs $1.23; total costs $10.47.

P1CKNEY. Joseia. House and lot InPark City, bd. N. St.; E. R. Simp-son- ;

valu land $60; valuo Improve-ments $100; taxes $10.64: penalty$0.53; eot $0.20; total taxes- - $11.37.

PAl'LY, Mrs. Lucy. Ixits In Socorro.Bllllngsbnrg Add.; value $25; taxes$1.66; pennlly $0.08; costs $0.20; to-

tal taxes $1.94.PRESTON. Albeit. Farm land In o

near Spanish Church; valueland $75; value of Improvements$10; taxes $5.65; penalty $0.28;costs $0.20; total taxes $6.13.

PINO y Baca, Juan (heirs of). Vegaland at Escondida bd. Josefa PinoE. Hills; value of land $20; valueof Improvements $5; vcku land ntEscondida bd. W. J. J. Ilaca: S. C.Garcia; value of land $10; valuo ofImprovements $15: one house andlot in Socorro Juan Pino y Baca

; value land $10; value of Im-

provements $105; vnlue of horsesand mules $23; value of cattle $90;valuo of other personal property$15; taxes $17.49; penalty $0.87;costs $1.95; total taxes $20.31.

PHILLIPS. D. E. Lots In Socorro Pi-

no addition value land $70; bouseand lot at Spring St. Socorro; val-ue land $50; value of Improvements$80; taxes $13.30; penalty $0.67:costs $0.10: total taxes $11.37.

RIO Grande Ixdge K. of P. I Lust half)House and lot south side of plazaon Mann. Ave. B "W Byerts valueof land $50; value of Improvements$50; taxes $19.95; costs $0.20; totaltaxes $21.13.

ROSEBOl'N. J. D. 3 lots In SocorroPino Addition, value $60; taxes $3.-9-

penalty $0.30; cosU $0.20; to-

tal taxes $1.39.ROBINSON, Mrs. J. M. House and

lot cor. Grant Ave. und Spring St.value of land 120; valuo of Improve-ments $S0; 4 lots In Stapleton Add.value 25; 4 lots In Case Addition$10; 2 lots opposite residence; valuo$20; value of other personal prop-erty $25; taxen $9.82; pen lv fO.19;costs $0.80; total taxes $11.11. ;

SIMPSON, George L. I.ns In Socor-ro Bd. N Cal. St. W E. B ea; valuo$25;; taxes $1.66; p ;r y $0.80;costs $0.20; total taxe-- t $1.94.

SIMPSON, Robert. Ixts in SocorroBuilillngburg Add. value $60; taxes$3.99; penult v $0.20; costs $0.20;total taxes $4.2.

STAAB, A. Lot Bd. N Baca St.: S.

Fisher Ave: W. T. St urges; value$300; Taxes $19.95; penalty $1.00;costs $0.20; Totnl taxes $21.15.

SMITH. Mrs. Xancv C. Piece of lendand house on west side betweenBaca and McCutcheon Aves; Valueland $50; value of Improvements$150; vnlue of other persona) prop-erty $100; taxes $11.15; penalty056: costs 10.55; total taxes $12.26.

SMITH. F. Ixits In Socorro SturirlsAdd. Xo. 12 and 15: vnlue 150: tax-

es $33.32; penalty $0.17; costs $0.20;total taxes $3.69.

SIMPSOX, Jr and A. I. Ixit In Chi-

huahua bd. Calhoun St. vnlue $25;taxes $1.66; penalty $0.08; costs$0.20; total taxes $1.91.

SIMPSON. Sarah. Iit It Socorro bd.X Gonzalez 8 Calhoun St; value$50; taxes $3.32; penalty $0.17;costs $0.20; total taxes $3.69.

SIMPSOX, J. M. Socorro Build-- j

Ingburg Add; value $30; taxes $2.00;I pcnaltv $0.1 0; costs $0.20; total tax-- j

es $2.30. ,

:THE Singer Sewing Machine Co. Value of other personal property $100;taxes $6.65; penalty $0.33; costs$0.35; total costs $7.33.

TERRY, J. S. House und lot In So-

corro, Park Street valuo of land$75; value of Improvements $20it;lota In Socorro Baca and JaramllloAdd value land $10; lots in Staple-to-n

add. value $10; value of horsesand mules $15; value of other per-

sonal property $120; taxes $19.86;penalty $0.99; costs $1.30; total tax-

es $22.15. i

TORRES, Ricardo. House and lot bd.X. Str. W. Stackpole E. Ditch; valuelaud $25; value of Improvements$70; value of horses and mules $90;value of other personal property$100; taxes $8.01 penalty $0.40; .

costs $0.90; total taxes $9.31. j

'

TORRES. Canuto. Farm land bd. n.Petra Montoya E Road S E Pinovaluo $60; value improvements $10; :

vegn land bounded an above $5; ve-- ,

ga land at Latilbir Bd. X A. C. Tor-

res; S Sperling; value land $15;value Improvements $5; House nndlot at Buena Vista; valne land $25:value Improvements $75: lot bd. X

Arroyo E Cal. St; 8. M. Torres; val-

ue bind $10; value Improvements$20; value horses and mules $15;value cattle 120; value of other per-

sonal property $60; taxes $12.69;'penalty $0.63; costs $2.50; totalcosts 115.82.

1'XKXOWX Owners. Lot known asVli'll mill site; value $200; t ixes$13.30; penalty $0.67; costs $0.20; j

'total taxes 814.17.

WATLET, Mrs. B. (last half.) Houseand lot In Chihuahua bd. X E Road I

value of land $50; vnlue of Improve-- 1

ments $100: value of other person-- !

nl proerty $50; taxes $12.22; penal-ty $0.61;' costs $0.55; tofi I taxes'

$13.38. I

PRECINCT NO. 2.CORDOVA, Jesus. (Ijst Hn'f ) Farm

land bounded N. Abeyta S. Armljo;value land $150; value Improve-ments $20; vega land bd. X. and E.R. Gonzales, vnlue $25; value of

horses and mules $45; value of cotilo$15; value of other personal property$60; taxes $5 03; penalty $0.23;coats $1.75; total $7.03.

GUTIERREZ. Jose. Farm land bd. N.A. CastU'o; 8. J. Silva; value land$1.93; value Improvements $10;house and lot In l.emltar, value land$10; vnlue Improvements $40; val.ieof horses and mules $30; valuo ofother personal property $75; taxes'$12.56; penalty $0C3; coels $1.!

total taxes $11.44GONZALEZ. Salvador. (Uist Half.)

Farm !and bd. X. M. Gon-.ale- s; S.A. Abeyta. W. Ditch; value land$180; vx'ga land, value $3; Improve-ments $3; honne and lot; valuo land$100; value Improvements $30; valueof horses and mules 130; value ofmher property $i",5; taxes1$8 49; penalty $o.42; costs $1.60; to-

tal costs $10.rl.LOPEZ. Antonio Maria. Farm bnd

bd. X. J. T. Sant lil ilíes, S. V. Iopez;va'ne land $50; valuo Improvements$25; veca Innd west of town, value$5; bouse and lot bd. X. A. IiOpcz;S. ami W. A. Abeyta; value Innd$10; value of Improvements $25;value of horses and mules $::ii; valueof cattle $180; value of other per- -

sonal property $50; taxes $11.78;penalty $0.71; costs $1.95 tota!cos-t-s $17.48.

LOPEZ. Manuel (jit ha'f t Farmland bounded X. L. Sanchez, S. ro.id:value $:0; farm land bd. X. A. 1ipe.S. J. Ijopoz: value $60; farm landbd. X. nnd S. J. IiOpen; value $30:hoco and lot bd. W. road. X. amiE. road: value lend $10; value ofImprovements $o; value of horwsund mules $15; value of other per-

sonal property $50; taxes $1 .33; pen-alty $0.22; costs $195; total taxes$6.50.

SANCHEZ, Jiifo (Last half.) Farmland iMiunded J. M. Luna, S. R. Luna,value $120; vega land bd. B. J. F.Sanllllanes, value land $20; valuoImprovements- $10; house and lot utlimitar $25: taxes $5.16; penalty$0.26; costs $0.90; total taxes $6.32. .

VALLEJOS, Valentin. Farm land bd.X. Luna; W. J. M. Padilla; value$30; farm land hounded us above,value $10; housv nnd 'ot bd. X. A.C. Abeyta, S. Chavez; value land $20;value Improvements $S0; vnlue ofhorses and mules $30; value of otherpersonal property $50; taxes $1.30;penalty $0.22; costs $1.60; totnltaxes $5.12.

CHAVEZ, G. Juan. Farm land bd. X.

and S. S. Trujlllo; W. Fajardo; value$15: veira land bd. Xo. Girón. S.road; valne land $20; va'ne Improve-ments $25; taxes $3.24; penalty$0.16; costs $0.70; total taxes $1.10.

CHAVEZ. Serafín. Vega land bd. X.R. R., S. and W. E. Chavez; valueland $70; va'ue Improvements $5;taxes $105; penalty $0.20; cost$0.35; total taxes $1.60.

Precinct 3.

TAFOYA. Cnlleno l lit Irs of.) Farmland bd. X. Sanchez, S. F. Tnfova:value land $30; vega land boundedas the nbove; value $10; vena landbd. O'd River bed; S. I. Chavez:value $15: honre nnd lot nt limitar:value land $15; value of house $60;

value of horses nnd mules $15; valueof cattle $15; value of other per-

ron ul property $75; taxes $11. 6Vpenalty $0.58; cosU $2.30; totaltaxes $14.56.

TAFOYA, Antonio. Farm bind bd. X.

A. Pino; S. nnd E. P. land. B. road;value land $105; value Improvements$10; homv and lot bd. N. and S. P.

land; B. road; value land $1; valueImprovements $0; valne of hosesand mules $30; value of other per-

sonal property $5; taxes $6 4 4 ; pen-- I

ulty $0.32; costs $1.25; total taxes$8.01.

Precinct No. 4.

ARMI.IO, Felipe. Farm land bd. n.

Pino; S Armljo; E. Herrera value$30; house und lot and corral value

$75; value of horses and mules $30;

v:ilu of other personal proerty$105; taxes $5.48; penally '..costs $1.25; total taxes $7.00.

CASTILLO, Romnn and Antonio.Grazing land no bounds given: val-

ue land $200; value Improvements$100; taxes $17.70; pennlty $0.89;

costs $0.35; total taxes $18.94.

CHAVEZ, Felipe. Farm land bd. n.

Jnrumlllo 8 Junn Chavez valuo $50;

lot nt Sabinal value $10; valuo ofhorses and mule $30: value of oth-

er personal prois i ty $5; taxes $1.51;

penalty $0.23; cobts $1.25; total taxes $6.02.

HIDALGO. S.in'.luiro. Value of cattli'$270; taxes $17.95; penalty $0.90;costs $0.35; total taxes $19.20.

Precinct 6.

GRADY. James (or his lu irá) S X1ÍI I Sec. 26; twp. 10 8; ranfce 6 E;

iluo $200; taxes $8.80; penalt)'$0.11; costs $o.35; total taxes$9.57.

Precinct 7.

DAVIS. Mis. U M. (heirs oft Housennd lot In San Antonio, v.ilue ofland $25; value of Improvements

. $150; tuxes $8.51; penalty $0.13;costs $0 20; total taxes í'1.21.

GARDINER. A. D. U.t In San An-

tonio E Montoya Add. value $50:t'ixou $2.15; penalty $0.12; costs0.20; total taxes $2.77.

JENKINS, C. G. Lots In Pan Anton-io, bd. n. E. Montoya; s. J. Montoyuvalne $100; house nnd lot E. Mon-toya Add. value of land $100; valuoof Improvements $100; vnlue of oth-er personal properly 160; faxes $17.-64- ;

penalty $0.88; rosta $0.75; totaltaxes $19.27.

OS11ERN, Mrs. H. Fnrm land In cityof Socorro value bind $70; valueof Improvement $10; house nnd lotat San Antonio Bd. n. Mclntyre;value land $10; value of Improve-ment $140; vuluo of cattlo $20;

vnlue of other personal propertytío; laxe $0.19; penalty $0.27;coms $1.20; tfital t.ixe $701.

r.XI.MA, W. I" Veg. land at Sanvalu land $1''. value Im-

provements filó; Iol No. 7; valueland value Improvement $25;

tax. fill'.; anally $o.72; cost$0.70; total laxe $15.87.

PRICK. I.. I. and I. II. Rcrry. NewTn ti ( o. Add. 16 lots; hIiiu oflaud $1"; taxe $7.84; nilty$0.39; tost $i.2"; total $8.43.1

Precinct t.McHONALD. Cha. 1.. SK SW

Sec. 21; Twp. 9 8, rango K; valueof land $."; value of Improvement$.:.; tax.- - f ! "; penalty $0 20;cost $0.30; total taxe f .

ROOT. .1. C. NK 14 NE I I Sec. C;

twp K S. ram:e 0 E; value land $00;value Improvcm. lit $I0ii; taxes $0.

;; penalty $'.:;:!; cost $o.30; totultaxi Í7.2S.

SILVA Perfecto. V iiIiip of cattle$100; tax. $0O; penalty $0.13;cost $0.3.".; total taxe $'. 28.

I' N KNOWN Ov.nci. SK II SW I I

Sit. I"; NK SK I I See. 22: NKI 4 SK l s.-r- . NK I t SK I I

St 23; NK I I SV SV I I NWI I See. total 21" iicl-- ; valii"

- $.;ou; v In.- Improvement f l'"; tax-

es $19. so; penalty costs $1.70;

total taxes $22.01.Precinct 10.

GROVES. Co. K. S Hni.--c mid lotin Alma; value land fl; value ofImprovements I!'."; Ux' $'Sii;pctiall i l l.', costs f'ijo; total tax-4--

$ ii l .i.

JACKSON. A. NK I I NK I I WNV I I SK I I NW l lanii andgrazing land; valin of land $2.';

alii- - of horse and mule t '': val-o- f

rattle $tl; valí f other per-

sonal property $7'); taxe $19.03;nialty $".9S; rost fl.l'1; total

cost $21.9'.MrKKKFRY. Harney. Grazing land at

Alma; value land $2"n; value of Im-

provement $00; value of horse andnuil" $iai: value of other personalprop.-ri- $1; taxe fll.:l2; penalty$".72; rost $1 '."; toial tax. $10-ii'- i.

SToC'.iWLTHEll. Jame. Crazingland Sir. ::. twp. 12 S; ra nm! 2u W;Value of land $100; Value of

nts film; Value of horseand mules $'; value of cattle $10;value of other personal property$.".; taxes $19.20; penally $0.96;rot $1.10; total taxes $21.61.

ROWE, Co. Grazing land; value ofland $2uo; value of Improvements$oii; Jon cabin III Cooncy value $00;valu of horse and mules $0o; val-

ue of ia!!e fl.'i; value of other per-

sonal property $ln."; taxes $IS0J;pelh.li. $'i.S!; ost:i fl.l'.u; total tax-- .

s Í2I.12.WAIU'KN. Mrs. Marc i ret. S SK

l See. 2 .1: twp. 10 S; ranK 20 W;value of laud $100; value of s

pl oveliieiit $".U0; value ofand mill. $1"; value of rattle $'.;value of other property$""; taxis $I7:!7; penalty $'S7:rostb $l.li; total ie-- t fill. CI.

Precinct 11.111. INN. .1. ('. Mineral Survey No.

177; value $2"i"; value of horses andmules $;i; value of rattle fl.",; val-ue of o:Iht personal property $1 o;taxes $12 71; penalty $o.til; ost$1 M; int.il rosl $1 1.7V

l:l;oV.V. I). II. S 12 NK 14 NK 14si: 11 sv 11 nv 11 s.(M. i:: it;twp :: S, 4 W; value $2no; taxes$ ' mi penalty $0. 1'.t; costs $0.:!.".; to-

tal tax s $HM-,I-.

JlKCKKIt. Ada. K 12 NK I I K 12SK I I S.e 111. twp. 2 S; ratine 3 V;

alii" of land $2on; taxes fll.Sll;penalti $0.1.1; losts $0.2.".; total tax-i- s

o 1. 1 .

I'.XKKIt, fl.as. House find lot In Kel-l- v

S fid" of Katon Ave; value ofI in, I $".n; value of linproveinent$I2'i; tax. $s.",; penally $0.:!;cosi fo.2u; total taxes $i21.

II ll.i:V. Cha S. .. S int. In Tip TopMine Manila. .VinltiK lilstrlet; value$21.".; taxes $lo.:i!; penalty $0. .VI;ost $i :!.'.; total taxe $11.41.

CASK, (i. V. l.ntrt and House nt Kellv; value of land $00; value of ini-tax-

proveinetit $l.".l; $9 K0; pell-$- 0

all y JO I'l ; cost 20; total taxes$10.il.

HA I'M', O II. House nn.l lot; value$"ai; value of linprnvctiK'iitü $".o;taxi $ I 'ei; pen tlfv $0.2" ; CO f$o.L'il; total taxes $...::."..

;i: v.;r.K. m. Moum and lot KatonAve.; value land $2"; value lin-

proveinent $12'; taxes ; pen-alty $'i:;7. itiHi $0.20, total taxes$7.!2.

CUAVKS. C. M. undivided 14 Int.Mine In M.m-la- . DisirU-t-

value $loi; laxe $1. .il; penally$2".; cost $o.:á; totul taxes f .")..'."..

liKANKM.A. A. One lot in Kelly;value $.'",; taxes $1 22; penalty $o.otí

fO.20; total tax.-t- i $1.4H.

1IILI., John. House and lot on HacaAve. adjoining property of J. J.

VriiJIlio c It y of ; valuo f20;value li.iiiroveuientM $".; pleci ofland South of Sprluc St. known aMai la I'rl.st; value $M; east half,of lots 2. 2, at Kelly, IMix k .'.; value j

$1'.; value Iniprov emeiit $!.": easthalf of lots 5 and Illock 5. Kelly;value $ :o; value Improvement $140; j

east half of lots 5 and t; Rlork h, '

Kelly; value $20; taxe 111.91;penalty 0 00; cost $1.00; total tax-- j

e $13.01.JOHNSON. J. W. Mineral survey No.)

870; value $100; taxes $19 60; pen-

alty $048; rosto $0.35; total taxes$20.43. I

NKW Mexico Nat. Rank. Ranchknown us Knohhxk; valuo$ir.o; taxes $7.84; penalty $0 39; j

COht 0 3."; total tax $V.r.X.

NKW. II. 8 House and lot at Kelly,on Katon Ave. value land $25; valueImprovements $175; value of otherpersonal property $150; taxes $18.15;

penalty $0 91; routg fO.CS; total tax-es find.

SI! Kit MAN, Chni. Onp houso In Kel-I..- ;

value $:,u; value of horse jindtnu!r f'.O; valun of rattlo fHO; val-ue of other personal property f'..";tax. f1..".2; t.enalty f 0.1; costs$14 1; total taxe $.'.10.

rX.i.'.lUVX Owners. SK 4 8V 14See. 11; NW NW 14 Sec. 12.twp. 2 S. ranne 3 ; value land !

$101; value Improvement $"i0; tax-es $7.:'.r ; penalty $0.7; costs f'l.'U;total taxes $H 42.

I'NKNOW.N Owners. Mineral urvyNo. 8!.."j; value f HIO; taxes f 17.64;penally ft'SS; costs fO.3.".; totaltaxes fis7.

I"N KNOWN Owners. K NW 14NK 14 NW Sec. 1, Twp. 3 8.rann 4 W; vain.: of land fl'.li; val-

ue of Improvements f."; taxes f;'.-.S-

penalty fi.4.; costs fO.:!.'.; totaltaxes $l0.lil.

Precinct 12.

AliKItNATIIY. Ir. II. J. Lot In townof Kelly; value $10; value of horsesmid umles $!; value of other per-co- n

il property $ !2t; taxes $12. IS;penality $o.t;i; costs fO.'JO; total tux-

es $n.r,r.1IAVKM,. f'.eorne. Value ff horses

and mules $0o; value of other per-

sonal property $10.".; taxes $19.79;penalty $o.9'.i; costs $0 70; total tax-- ,

7 $ '1. I v I

LAWSON, I'erry (Last Half! S 12 NKI I H 12 NW value $200; tuxes,$0 o; penalty $0.2 costs $0.30;total taxe $i..02.

LAN!'.- - Tit AW, A. S Iit In Macda-- j

l. na. No. 20 Hlork 10; value 20;taxe $1.30; penalty $0.07; cost$0 20; lulal taxes $I.C2. I

IN KNOWN Owner. Lot 7, Illock1.; Mandalena Townslle Value,$20; taxes $1.20; penalty $0.07; cost$0L'0; total taxes $1.02. I

I NKNOWN Owner. Int. in ills- -

trlct Telephone Mine, nilnins claimsIn Cat mountain: value $200; tux-- .

e $100; $0.01; costs $0.30;total taxes $tl.f.9.

Precinct 13.

Ait.H'.ON. Nestor. Hosqti" land ntClvde ltd. n. Miguel Martines; 8. II.liara: value land $00; value lm-- ;

proven. enis $10; house nt Clyde hd. ,

n. H. Itara; h. F. Araron: w. Ditch:value of land $0; value of Improve-- 'meiit $20; house lit New- - San Mar-- ,

rial hd. n. . (arela S I'uhlic Road;value land $00; value Improvements$S0; value of other personal proii-- 1

erty $lo; taxes $2.47; penalty 0.13;rests $1.10; total taxes $3.70.

CAMl'IIKLL, Mrs. Mary. House andlot In New San Marcial Illock 4;value land $100; value Improve-ments $100; taxes $3.40; penalty$0.17: costs $0.20; total costs $3.S2. '

CROSS. Kelly & Co. House nnd lotsin Now San Marcial Illock 9; valueland $100; value improvements$100; taxeH $9.M: penalty $0.411;

cost $0.30; total taxes $10.0 4.

CIVAN, Ceo. H. House and lot onNickerson Ave; value land $100;value Improvements $100; value ofother personal property $20; taxes$11.02; penalty $0.00; costs $0.70;'total taxes $12.27. j

HARRIS. J. W. House and lot at SanMarcial; value land $20; value ofimprovement $70; taxes $1.90; pen-

alty $0.20; costs $0.20; total taxes$0.30.

II ANNA, Mrs. N'euma. House and lotin San Marcial; value o, land $100;value of Improvements $200; taxes$11.70; penalty $0.71; costs $0.20;total taxes $10. I.

HARRY, Jesse H. House and lots 23,

21, Illock 27, San Marcial; valueland $20; value of Improvements$2o; value of other personal prop-

erty $20; taxes $00.',: penalty $0.2s;costs $0.00; total costs $6.19.

MAYKRS, F. K. House and lots 1, 2,

3. 1, HlocU 37. San Marcial; value ofland $0o; value of Improvements$::oo; value of other personal property $200; taxes $1S.10: penalty0.91: cost $0.00; total taxes $19.61.

TKRRKLL, Cha. Ids i, 2, .1. 4,

Illock 27 New Ran Marcial; value$100; taxes $4.90; penalty $0.20;coHts $o.20; total taxes $0.30.

Precinct 14. '

SNCIIKZ and Silva. Value of otherpersonal proerty $!00; (axes $14-70- ;

penalty $0.71; cost $0.30; totaltaxes $10.79.

Precinct 15.

HARI'.KRAS y T. Juan. Farm landhd. ti. F. Cumie S. Acequia value$190; vena laud hounded ns aliove;value $20; Improvements $0; houseand lot hd. n. & w. Road; valueland $10; value house $10; valueof horse and mules $30; vnlue ofoi her personal property $70; taxes$7.71; penalty $0.39; costs $1.C0; '

lotal taxes $'.1.73.

CARRILLO. Juan (llahinee of lasthalf) Farm land at Valverde hd. n.

& s. T. Calh-Kos- ; value $100; venaland hounded as above; value $20;veca land bounded as above; value$20; house and lot; value land $0;value of Improvements $20; valueof horses and mules $30; value ofother personal property $20; tuxe$o.2s; penalty $o.ol ; cot $1.90; J

total taxes $2 21.Ot'TlKRRKS, Illas. Farm land at Val

verdo bd. n. V. Sanrhes; . Cutler-re- ;

v.riue $u5; bouse nnd lot atVulvor.lt bd. n. C. Rarreras; o. Jo-Jol-

value land $10; valuo Im-

provement $10; value of horse nndmule $lo; value of cattle $15; val-

ue of other personal procrty $65;taxe $1.42; penalty $0.22; costs$l.ai; total laxe $6.24.

CALI.KC.OS. Jacinto. Farm land atClyde no bounds given; valuo$160; House and lot at Clyde; valueland $0; value of Improvement$25; value of horses and mule $15;value of cuttle $190; value of oth-

er pemonul property $': taxe$1657; penalty $0 83; rout $160;

total taxca $19.00.CALK KtiOS, Nepotnuceno. Farm land

at Val vet do. iu i.o:in'.s Iven; value$i.O; vf;a land ut Valvcrde, nohounds xlvtn; va'.uo $25; value Im-

provement f:;0; valuo of horsesunit mules $30; valuu of cuttle $15;value of other personal property$20; taxes f'J.51; penalty 0.48; costsVI. 75; total taxes $11.77.

RKLLK8. Fajardo. Farm land atClyde hj. n. Uiierulu a. Fajardo; val-

ue $270; House and lot; value land$10; valuo Improvement $25; taxes$14.94; penalty $0.70; costs $0.05;total taxca $10.24.

Precinct 16.

CAIIVIN, V. (1. 8 12 SK 4 S 12 SWSec. 31-3- twp. 1 n, raime 8 e;

value land $200; valuo improve-ment $"0; taxes $12.20; enalty$o.6l; costs fu.oO; total taxca $13-21- -

CIIAVKZ y Lucero, Juan. House andlot nt San Juan; value land $10;valuu Improvements $:0; valuo ofhorses and cattle $200; valuo ofsheep and Ronta $110; value of otherpersonal property $10; taxes $21.21;penally $1.00; costs $1.20; total tax-

es $23..r.2.

8ANCIIK. Alejandro. Farm .land hd.n. C. Carillo K. Chavez; value $70;vena land hounded a above; value$0; vecu land hd. n. I), (iurule, e.11. Iluca; value $10; veg.i land hd.n. F. Chavez, e. Run-la- ; value $0;House and lot at San Juan hd. n.road s. F. Carmel; value land $10;value of Improvement $00; valueof horses and mules $30; value ofcatile $20; value of other personalproperty $230; taxes $12.83; penalty$0.fil; costH $2.00; total taxes $IS.!2.

SANCHK7., Lul. Farm land bd. n.Ditcn, w. R. Pacheco; valuo land$70; valuo Improvements $10;house a ml lot bd. n. C. Upez; e.road; value land $10; value Im-

provement $10; value of horses nndmule $10; value of cattle $90; val-

ue of other personal property $00;taxes $0.10; penalty $0.31; coat$1.00; total taxes $s.oC.

SANCHKZ, Savlno. Value of horsesand mules $10; value of cattle $230;value of other personal property$10; taxes $11.00; penalty $0.73;costs $1.00; total taxes $10.31.

VRML. Ramon. Fnrm land hd. n.C. Salas, e. M. Carrllo; value $90;house and lot bd. n. R. VIkII. . .iJVlull; value land $20; valuo Im-

provements $70; value of horses andmules $30; value of other personalproperty $00; taxes $0.01; penalty,$o.20; costs $1.20; total tuxes $0.04.

VALLK.IOS, Marta. N SW SSK l- Sec. 10, twp. 2 N, ratine

0 K; value land $200; value im-

provements $00; taxes $12.20; pen-

ally $0.C1; costs $0.30; total taxes$13.21.

Precinct 17. I

ROM KRO. Patrocinio. Farm land bd.n. H. Romero, S. A I'm! jo, K. Mull-toy-

valuo land $100; value Im-

provements $20; value of horses nndmules $30; value of cattle $90; val-ue of other personal properly $00;taxes $0.42; penalty $0.27; costa$1.40; total taxes $6.09. i

Precinct 18.

POMRINS. Jno. A. Value of horsesand mules $90; value of other per-

sona! properly $170; taxes $13.34;penalty $0.67; costs $0.70; total tax-

es $14.71. . j

VNKNOWN Owners. Mineral surveyNo. 210;'Sec. 3, twp. 3 S, ramie 3

V; value $100; taxes $19.00; pen-

alty $o.9S; costs $o,30; total taxes$20.93. I

Precinct 19.

KELLY, K. It. 3 Ranches nt Revuelto;value $300; taxes $16.20; penalty$0.81; costs $0.30; total taxes $17.-3-

SPARKS, Lavle. S SK NW14 NK 4 SW NK 14 Sec. Ill,twp. 1 8, raime 10 Y; value laud$2oo; vnlue of Improvements $.";taxes $13.00; penalty $0.6S; cost$0.30; total taxes $11.03.

Precinct 20.C.KORCK, Mm. Susana K. Improve-

ments, on Government land $100;taxes $4.fi0; penalty $0.23; costs$0.23; total taxes $0.00.

KIDI) and Co. C. C. 2 houses In Coon-ey, value $loo; taxes $1.90; penalty0.25; costs $0.30; total taxes $0.00.

PERRY, Hen. Value of horses andmules $70; value of cattle $270; val-ue of other personal property $10;taxes $19.73; penalty $0319; costs$1.00; lotal taxus $21.77.

HEMELE. C. Rulldliiiis on Kovern-mei- it

land $100; value of other per-

sonal property $0; taxes $0.11; pen-

alty $0.26; costs $0.70; total taxes$6.10. ,

Precinct 21. i

S ATEO NA, Martin. Farm land nobounds Klven; near Luis Lopez; val-

ue land $60; value Improvements$S0; veiia land no bounds Riven,near Luis Lopez; value land $20;farm laud, no bounds given, nearLuis value of land $30; val-

ue of i her personal property $110;taxe $16.20; penalty $0.81; cost$1 10; total taxe $18.41. i

Precinct 22.PORTER. 1!. II. Crazing land. Sec. 32,

' twp. 5; ranm 17 W; value of land$100; value of Improvements $00;value of horse and mules $180;value of other personal property$10; taxe $8.14; penalty $0.41;cost $1 00; total laxe $9.60.

WILSON, O. 1!. iirazlim land Sec. !.,twp- 6. range 17 W; value of land$215; value of .Improvement $00;tuxe $12 10; penalty $0.62; cost$0.30; total taxes $13.42.

'Precinct 23.HACA. J. K. E. Farm land nJ. Canla-reclo- ;

See. 12, range 3 W, twp. 9 8;value of land $100; value of Improve-ment $05; vnlue of horses nndmule $90; value of cuttle $30; vulneof other personal property $C5; tax- -

e $10.15; penalty $0.51; cost $1.40;total taxes $ 12.0ft.

CONALKZ, CreRoilo. Crazing landin tup. 9, raiiKe J W; value of land$120; value of improvements $10;farm land and house bounded anabove; value of 1 mil $100; value ofImprovements $10; value of otherpersonal property $20; taxes $S.4S;penalty $0.42; cost $1.00; total tax-es $9.95.

LONC, J. C. Value ot horse andmule $20; valuo of other personalproperty $35; taxe $2.9S; penalty$0.15; costs $0.70; total laxe $3.83.

Precinct 24.UAIRD, Isabela. Ixit In Socorro Case

Add. value $15; 3 lot UillinKshiirgAdd. value $15; laxe $2.00; pen-nlt-

$0.10; cost $0.35; totnl taxes$2.40.

RROW'NE & Manzanares Co. SK 4

PK 4 Sec. 30; NK 4 NK 14 Sec.31; W 12 NW Sec. 32; twp. 4

S., ran te 7 W; value of land $00;taxe $3.32; penalty $0.17; costs$1 00; total taxes $1.04.

DROWN K & Manzanares Co. Onetract of land bd. n. O. Raldonaddvalue $10; taxe $0.ft(i; penalty$0.03; costs $0.30; total taxe $1.01.

CLKMMONS, Mrs. J. A. Lota 23 and21. N. M. T. Co.; value $10; taxes$2.fiti; penalty $0.13; costs $0.20;lotal taxes $2.99.

CLKCIIORN. R. R. House nnd lot 30in N. M. T. Co. value $00; hnpiovenient $00; taxes $f..f.O; penalty$0.33; costs $0.20; total taxes $7.18.

C. W. H. and McKee. Ut 13. II. 17.

In Hlackwell Add: vnlue $120; taxes$S 31; penalty $o.42j costs $0 20; to-

tal taxes $S 93.

ÜKLANKY. Thomas. lots 3, 4. 5 Rlock17: N. M. T. Co.: valuo $100; taxes$0.00; penalty $0.33; costs $0.20;total taxes $7. IS.

DARCAN, A. S. Ixt 23. block 25 X.M. T. Co. value land $70; value ofImprovements $100; taxes $14.63;penalty $0.73; costs $0.20; total tax-

es $10.00.nitlVKR, Josephine. House and lot

S. side of Minis. Ave; value land$100; value Improvements $100;taxes $13.30; penalty $0.67; costs$0.20; total taxes $11.17. I

KITKLLK, J. J. U.ts 2, 3, 4. 21, 20, 23;Rlock 4: and house A. C. Abeytla'Add; value land $25; value of lm- -

provements $100; value of other1personal property $60; taxes $6.83;penalty $0.34; costs $0.55; total tax-- ,

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es $7.72.Fit ALKY, Jas. R. It 1, 2. 3. 4, 8. 9.!

lo, 11 in Socorro: value $20; taxes' '

$1.00; penalty $0.0X; costs $0.20;total taxes $1.91. Ij

III'TCHCRAFT and Dcluar. One lot,in Socorro Case & Simpson Add;value $10; taxes $2.00; penalty$0.13; costs $0.20; total taxes $2.99.

HARI'KR. C. J. IxitH 11, 12. 13. 14 InSocorro Neal & Pratt Add; value$00; taxes $3.33; penalty- - $o.ncosía $0.20; total taxes $3.70. '

lllLDRITH., C. J. 17 In Rlock 1

S. C. A bey la Add: value $30; taxes$1.99; penalty $0.10; cot;ts $0.20;total taxes $2.29.

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KATZENSTE1N, A. F. Lots and oldsoda fountain: vnlue $00; value ofother personal property $320; taxes$16.11; penalty $o.M ; costs $0.70;total taxes $17.60.

K A T 7. E N STEIN, Mrs. A. F. Houseand lots 17, IS, l:i and 20 valueland $00; value Improvements $200;taxes $19. 'tO; penalty $1.00; costs$0.20; total taxes $21.10.

LANK. W. I). House am! lots 1 to 7

inc. In Chnvez Add. value of land $00value of Improvements $100; taxes$9.97; penalty $0.00; costs $0.20;total taxes $10X7.

LACOHLIX. A. N. Lot 16, 1, 18 inNeal & Pratt Add. value $60; taxes$3.99; penalty $0.20; costs $0.20;tot ul taxes $1.39.

LAYMAN. W. F. lx.ts 32. 34, 90. 98

Neal k Pratt Add. value $120; taxe$7.'.is; penalty $0.40; cost $0.20;total t ixes $S.08.

LONC WELL, R. H. Ixits 5. 6, 7, 8, N.M. T. Co. Mock 9. value $220; taxes$11.03; penalty $0.72; costs $0.20;total taxes $15.56.

.MOARCE, Alice. Farm land In Socor-ro Hd. n. Coon W. R. R. value land$.'.(); vega land bounded u above;value $00; taxe $6.60; penalty $0.33;costs $0.70; total taxes $7.68.

MIX KR, C. L. Lot 7 and IS, Hlock41, N. M. T. Co. value $60; taxe$3.99; penalty $0.20; costs $0.20;total taxes $4.29.

MARINER. Chas. A. Ixt 10; Hlock A.Case & Wallace Add; value $00;taxes $3.32; penalty $0.17; cost0.20; total taxes $3.69.

MAlER, Jno. P. Farm land at Cuba;value land $60; value Improvements$15; taxe $5.32; penalty $0.27;cost $0.35; total taxe $5.94.

McNEIR, J. It. Lot 2 to 24 inc. Hlock37; lota 8 to 12 Inc.; Hlock 38; M.H. & II. Add; value $100; taxes$9.9S; penalty $0.50; cost $0.40; to-ti- 'l

taxes $10.88.NF.W MEX. Savliifc Hank and Trust

Co. Uit IS, 1 Stupleton Add;Hlock 43; Iits 1 and 2 Block 11.Sturgls' Add; value $175; tuxes $11.-6-

iienalty $0.58; cost $0.40; totaltaxe $12 62.

OSHORX. J. Y. Jr. Lots In Uitlllarbd. n. Padilla 8 Osborn Estate; val-ue lamí $00; value Improvement$10; farm land bd. n. E. Haca; valuoland $90; valuo improvements $10;vega land bounded a above; value$10; taxe $11.97; penalty $0.60;costa $1.00; total taxe $13.62.

OHERTON. Elizabeth. Uit 1 and 24

Hlock 4, Abeyta Add. and LotB 3, 4,5, Hlock 41 Stapleton Add. valuo$125; taxe $S.21; penalty $0 42;cost $0.40; total taxe $9.13.

OSIIOKN. J. J. Heirs of Farm landin Iaitlllar hd. n. A. 1). Coon; s. Pa-

dilla: value land $105; vega landbd. n. Coon; 8. Haca; value land$00; vulue improvements $10; 2 lota

In Chihuahua; valuo $10; taxe$11.61; penalty $0.5S; costa' $0.90;total taxe $13 12.

OLSON. O. I Oao lot In Socorro.N. M. T. Co. value $0; taxe $0.33;penalty $0.02; cost 0 20; total taxes$o.r.o.

POWKLL. A. W. Ixt 1 and 2 Rlock9, and lot 11 and 12 Illock 23 N.M. T. Co. value $00; taxes $3.32;penalty $0.17; cot $0.40; total tax-es $3.99.

ROURINS, .1. V. Ixit 2. .1. 4, niock10 N. M. T. Co. value land $10; tax-es $2.00; penalty $0.10; costs $0.20; '

total taxes $2.30. i

SAWYER. C. L. Ixits 67, 70, 71 In Nealft Pratt Add. value $40; taxe$2.66; penalty $0.13; cost $0.20;total taxe $2.99.

SHAW, F. P. Vega land north of So-

corro bd. e. R. R. value of land $210;2 lot In Chihuahua; value $10; tax-es $16.63; penalty $0.83; costs $0.55;total taxe $18.01.

UNKNOWN Owner. Ixit 7. 8, 9, 10,11, 12 Hlock A, Case Add. value $60;taxes $3.99; penalty $0.20; cost$0.20; total taxe $1.29.

VAN PELT, H. F. Value (4 horseand mules $60; value of cattle $60;value of other personal properly$180; taxes $2064; penalty $1.03;costs $1.00; total taxe $22.72.

WASSON, C. M. ot 1 to 22 Inc. Hlock22 N. M. T. Co. value $120; taxes$8.31; penalty $0.42; costs $0.20;total taxes $S,93.

WARNER, Myr.i .i Lots 21, 22 Hlock17 N. M. T. Co. value $30; taxes $2;penalty $0.10; costs $0.20; total tax-es $2.30.

WHILLEIK'.E, W. W. Lots 7 and 8Hlock 8; value $60; taxe $3.99;penalty $0.20; costs $0.20; total tax-es $1.29.

vv .oi.vr.ii, m. it. ix)i in and 13 mock I

21, X. M. T. Co. value $60; taxes$3.99; penalty $0.20; cost $0.20;total taxes $4.39.

YOCXC. F. A. Uit 19 Block 26, X. M.T. Co: value $60; taxe $3.99; pen-alty, $020; cost $0.20; total taxes$1.39.

Precinct 25.HILL. R. H. E. 2 NK 4 XE SB. 4 NW XW Sec. 9. Twp. 7 S;rane 7 E; vulue land $200; value ofimprovements jjiiu; mxe 22; pen-alty $1.10; costs $0.35: total taxes$23.40.

LA.MFEWEILER, John. Vega land bd.n. J. Romero, 8 Montoya; value$100; vulue of Improvements $100;taxes $13.00; penalty $0.6S; costs$0.30; total taxes $14.53.

ROMERO, Juan, Heir of Farm landbd. n. I. Padilla, r. lliirsum; valueland $00; vega land bounded asabove; value land $10; valuo of lm-- ,

provements $10; house and lot atSan Pedro; value land $10; vuluo'HEAD, (5. Kof Improvement $30; taxes $7.83;penalty $0.39; coats $0.90; total tax-- j

es $S.92.Precinct 26.

BARRERAS. Pilar. CrazinR land atOlla SW SE 4 XE 4 XW 4

W 2 XE Sec. 22. twp 11 S,range 1 W; value land $200; valueImprovement $00; value horses andmules $10; value of cattlo $30; val-ue of other personal property $40;taxes $6.23; penalty $0.31; costs$1.10; total taxes $7.94.

HEXAVII)K3, Frbano. Value of hors-e- s

and niul:- - $100; value of cattlo$320; value of other personal prop-cit-y

$20; taxes $13.36; penalty$.67; costs $1.00; totul taxes $15.08.

BARRERAS, Ignacio. E 2 XW 4

Sec. 22, twp. 11 S, range 1 W; nndS XW 4 Sec. 11. sanio 1wp,and range; value land $200; value ofImprovements $00; value of horseand mules $30; value of other per-sonal property $25; taxes $1.84;penalty $0.24; costs $1.40; total tax-es $ti.4S.

CHAVEZ, Jesus. Improvements onCovernmetit land $100; taxeB $6.60;penalty $0.33; costs $0.35; total tax-es $7.2S.

ESQC1VEL, Julian. Value of horsesand mule $375; taxes $18.00; pen-ally $0.90; costs $0.35; total taxes$19.25.

EL1CIO. Gabriel. Valuo of horses andnuiles $45; valuo of other personalproperty $55; taxes $1.58; penalty$0.23; costs $0.70; totul taxes $5.01.

O. le la, Jose. 8. 2 SW 4 Sec. 26,twp. 12 8, rnn;e 13 W; and XE 4

XW NW 14 XE Sec. 35, twp.12 S, range 13 W; value land $200;value of Improvements $00; valuoof hori.es and mules $30; value ofother personal property $20; tuxe$1X2: iienalty $0.23; costs $1.40; to-

tal taxes $6.15.81! AW, R. M. XW 4 XW 14 XE 4

NW Sec. 29, twp. 11 8, range 12W; and SE 4 XW Sec. 21, sametwp. and range; valuo land $150;vulue of Improvement $00; taxes$s.80; penalty $0.44; cost $0.70;total taxes $9.91.

Precinct 27.CHAVEZ, Federico. Kami land at San

Antonlto; vulue land $30; value ofImprovement $00; vega land utSun Amoniio; value land $30; val-ue of Improvement $20; valuo ofhorses and mules $90; value of oth-er personal property $65; tuxes $8.-3S- ;

penally $0.12; costs $1.40; totaltaxe $10.20.

PINO, Manuel A. Farm land hd. n.Acequia 3 M. Telle; valuo $15;value Improvement $5; farm landbd. n Acequia; S Maes, E Curule;value $10; ranch known us "Ojo dela Parida;" value $200; bouso andlot at San Acaslo; valuo land $10;value Improvements $40; value ofother personal property $00; taxe$6.37; penalty $022; costs $1.95;total taxes $8.64.

PINO. Cabrlel 8. Farm land bd. s. O.Pino, e A. Sals. W R. It.; valueland $115; value Improvements $30;vega land bounded as foregoing;value $20; house and lot at San Ac-1- 1

nslo; vnlue $1R; value of horse anilmules SI 10; valuo of cattle $s0; val-ue of other personal property $40;tuxes $12.09; penalty $r.63; costj$1.90; total taxe $15.17.

Precinct 30.(ENTILE, A. M. Farm nnd vega

land at Escondida; value $100; tax-es $0.40; penalty $0.27; cost $030;total tuxe $fip:.

HOLHY. John. Vega land nd. n. P.Padilla, 8. Brooks; value land $75:valuo Improvement $00; tax- -i $6.-1-

penalty $0.21; costs $0.5; tot iltaxes $6.78.

JOHNSON, Ooo. W. E XE 1 stc.32, twp. 4 N; range 8 W; value ofland $100; value of improvements$00;; taxe ..6.60; penalty JtO.33,cost $0.35;. total taxe $7 28

Ll'XA, Melcor. Value of iora.'s r.ndIt.ule $225; taxe $10.8. penalty$0.54; cost $0.33; lo I tax. $11.-6-

CHAVEZ. Jesu C. Valuo of cattle$360; taxes $20.34: penalty $1.02;cost $0.35; total tnxes $21.71.

STEPHENS. W. A. X 12 XW 4 SE14 NW 4 XE 14 SW 14 Sec. 21.twp. 2 N, rarge C W; value land$200; value of improvement $00;taxes $11; penalty $0.55; costs $0.25;total taxes $11.90.

SAIS. Casimiro. Value of cattle $135;taxes $6.96; penalty $0.35; costs$.30; total taxes $7.66.

r.NKXOWN Owners. SE 4 S 12 SE4 Sec. 4. twp. 2 X. range 9 W; val-

ue of land $300; value of Improve-ment $0o; taxes $10.40; penalty0.77; cost 0.30; total taxes $16.52.

Precinct 32.

GOXZALEZ. Rafael. Value of hors-es and mules $120; value of cattle$270; value of other personal prop-erty $10; taxes $11.31; penalty$0.57; costs $1.05; total taxes $12.93.

PINO, Jesus S. Farm and Vega landnt Mangas; vnlue $125; value Im-

provement $100; value of horsesand mule $30; value of cattle $90;value of other personal property$S0; taxes $11.96; penalty $0.60;cost $1.40; total taxes $13.96.

PEARSON. Pollard. Value of horsesand mules $15; value of cattle$270; value of other personal prop-$3-

erty taxes $17.61; iienaltyOAS; costs $1.05; total taxes $19.54.

Precinct 34.ALREp, John. Valuo of horses and

mules $90; valuo of cuttle $400; val-ue of other personal property $35;taxes $20.87; penalty $1.04; costs$1.05; total taxes $21.96.

COVERT. W. F. (last half). Houseand lot nt Reserve; value land $25;value house $375; vulue of other per-Hon-

property $300; taxes $12.75;penalty $0,61; costs $1.05; tqtaltaxes $14.44.

Half of W M. Hambyhomestead; value land $100; valueImprovements $100; value horsesand mules $60; value of cattle $180;valuo of other personal property$7T; taxes $17.23; penalty $0.86;cost $1.40; total taxes $19.49.

SWALLOW. O. A. Lot Xo. 2 Block39 In Reserve; value $75; tuxes$3.67; penalty $0.18; costs $0.20;totul taxes $1.05.

Precinct 35.CRAIN, John. Old house at Mogollen;

value $00; vulue of other personalproperty $20; taxes $3.67; penalty$0.18; costs $0.70; total taxes $1.55.

GRAHAM, Ione. One frame houseat Mogollón; value $125; taxes $6.-1- 2;

penalty $0.31; costs $0.35; totaltaxes $0.78.

CENTHER, Mrs. L. H. House nndlot at Mogollón; value of land $60;value of improvements $100; taxes$7.35; penalty $0.37; costs $0.35;total taxes 8.07.

JOHXSON, Mrs. Maggie. House anillot on Government land; value land$00; value of Improvements $200;value of other personal property$100; taxes $17.15; penalty $0.86;cost $0.70; total taxe $18.71.

KENDOLD, Mrs. H. Improvements ongovernment land In Mogollón; value$200; taxes $9.80; penalty $0.49;cost $0.35; total taxes $10.64.

LAWRENCE, Mrs. John 8. House atMogollón; value $200; vulue of otherpersonal property $100; taxes $5.90;penalty $0.30; costs $0.70; total tax-es $6.!l0.

MclNTOSH, Mrs. Helen. House atMogollón; value. $200; taxe $9.-8-

penalty $0.49; costs $0.35; totaltaxes $10.64.

SCHIFE and Srhnlvel. House on gov-

ernment land bd. E Miller; value$100; tuxes $4.90; penalty $0.25;costs $0.25; totul taxes $5.50.

SCHAIVEK George. House and lot atMogollón bd. n. McGuru; vulueland $25; vulue of Improvements$175; taxes $9.80; penalty $0.49;costs $0.35; total taxes $10.64.

WILLIAMS, G. F. 2 Int. In a houseformerly of J. Johnson; valuo $250;taxes $12.25; penalty $0.61; costs$035; total taxes $13.21.

Precinct 36.TAFOYA, y C. Juan. House and lot

Rancho do la Joya; value land $10;value improvements $30; value ofhorses and mules $30; value ofsheep and goats $440; value of otherpersonal property $10; taxes $18.27;penalty $0.91; costs $140; total tux-es $20.58.

Precinct 37.HEARERS, J. R. SvV 8E 4 Lot 1.

2, 3. Sec. 34 4, twp. 6 8 range 20 W;value land $!90t value of Improve-ments $115; value of horses andmules $90; value of cattle $90; val-ue of other personjl proerty $90;taxes $20.66; penalty $1.03; costs$1 40; total taxes $23.09,

CAWYER. E. M. Value of horses andmules $90; value of cattle $180; val-ue of other personal property $65;taxes $18.13; penalty $0.91; costs$1.00; total taxes $20.09.

Dl'RFEE, J. A. Value of hor."-- andmule $230; value of other person- -