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The daily sentinel., 1899-07-20

Cut In two
The price Of every shoe in eur
store without reserve.
TIE OBJECTi
Our Semi Annual Clearing Sale,
to clean out every pair OF shoes
bought on or before July /.
THE BOSTON SHOE STORE.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28

In the Denver Times of last Sunday
appeared an interview with one Of the
old timers in the San Juan, who knoNs
what he is talking about. Read it:
H.F. Tower at present residing 10 this
city, but for over twenty Eve years a res
ident Of Durango. perhaps knows as much
ia regard to the Ute reservation as any
one ia Colorado Mr.. Tower was in the
vicinity OF Durango long before there was
such place as Durango Knows. he WAS
the first man 10 take a wagon load OF
freight TO Bakers park. n~W known ~
SilYsrton. Ia fact, he lanNed in that
district before the cOnntary KS thrown
open to settlers. de has seen j cOHn
try grow from a s3gebrush prairie to the
present beHuiIfHl spot that it is. be has
seen the Indians perp strate their murder
Gus dcpredations, and On more than Que
0scasiOn has had 10 flee for bis life. BE
has ssen the white people murdered 10y
Iudiaus and been unable TO interfere
He has seen the log cabins uf the early
settlers 20 up IN smoke 1T the hands Of
the face. painted reds, and now shiVers
vt the thought OF it.
But the Indians on the Ute reservation
ars more civilized now than they we're Al
that time, and such = thing 10 an lndian
has NO fear for Mr.. Tower.
"rh0rs are a great many rivers flowing
in the vicinity Of the reservation" sulu
Mr.. lower "rhe Pine, Auimas. Flo
rita aud many smaller streams. At the
lime the indians selected their lands
they picked those ~ the foothills for
grazing purposes and the loWlands In the
bottoms for agricultural purposes.
The lands between the Auimas and
La Plata rivers are good. Littlestreamt
run through them aud there ia aa ahuu.
dance Of water Hp till Juh0. The high
mesas arc covered with sagebrush, but
the land il exceptionally adopted for
agricultural purposes. bitches will have
10 b0 built Ia order 10 secure water for
The successful Filling OF the land. Il
Rill take ~ least e5O,OUO 10 accomplish
the wster problem.
"While there will be a great rash TO
the opening, il will be only temporary
The crowd will continue TO leave, until
only those who are desirOuG VI making
hOmes for themselves remain.
"The lands at Aztec, thirty Ave miles
below Durango. ia the territory Of New
Mexico, are just aa good 10 those la the
reservation. A company has com ueneed
to build 4 ditch at the stain line, which
will bs twenty miles long. and wid be 80
constructed as 10 cover the fruit land'
ia New Mexico"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28


Tho Santa Fs New hsxienn c0ntains
the following article concerning Pro-
lesser Ksffsr aud bis Impressions Of the
county pS givsn to a reporter for that
paper:
Charles KeGor, professor 81 agricul-
suro - laa ataicuiturai college a. .sle.
ella Park, returned TO Santa Re last
evening from M Inspection oi thu sub
station Ut Aztec. He registered at the
Palace and this afternoon left for Ne
Billa Park. Professor Ke6or says that
the sub-stati0n Rt Aztec 10 IN good oou-
uitiOn and th2t after tho work for this
year has been completed, il will probaly
be turned into an experimental frult
station. An Immense apple crop eau
be expected from that section md other
fruit except peaches is doing will. There
is great sxsitmsnt 10 the valley &C pres
ont owing TO the opening OF the Ute
reservation May 4. Every Town aud
hamlet has appointed board OF trade
o. board OF immigration whose business
il 10 20 set forth the advantages Of It's
own particular place, aud 10 induce the
surplus Of the rush to me Ute ressrva
ti0n that cannot mud lands Un the res
erYation, to settle in the San uan valley
Professor ke1sr says that the Dess laud
In the reservation has already been ap
pr0pYistsd by the Jndiass aud that the
land which renaaina for settlement is
not 40 good az the land that eau be had
II the San Juan valleys"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28

L. S. Sutton. Of Hanna. Wyoming. is
at the head OF one Of the numerous par
tios u homsaeekers who have turned
aside from the beaten paths marking
the Ute reservation and como tu the
really. truly promised land. where. to
paraphrasO the quotation. every pros
psct plsases aud not sVsn man is vile.
There are I've gentlemen in tho party
whose representative Mr.. sutton il
All Of them are coal miners and they
live ia Hanna. Wyoming. large colony
Of miners there has decided to come
south and engage in agricultural pur-
suits. They have accumulated somo
money and being Of an honest and eon.
nomioal turn would provo valuable citi
gems ot our county. Mr.. Sutton and
his companions wero attracted by the
opening Of the reservation and came to
Durango TO look up q location for their
Wyoming frisnds in the newly opened
lands Of the Southern Utes. but they
found nothing to their notion suitable
tor % large colony, and cnme on to
this section to Investigate.
After visiting Aztec ard Farmingtou
and the intermediate sections their at
tention was called to the south Side
sanal proposition on the San Juan rivey
near Bloomfield, which offers a rare op
portanity for large colony whose mem
borS are energetic and willing to work
TO build up homes. Mr.. Sutton and rep
F0asntatives Of the company have been
IL conference sHd from the former we
learn that the scheme strikes him YER,
fabOrably and be may close the deal
Tbs party was in Aztec yesterday, re-
turning 10 Durango. and all were de
lighted with the country and impressed
With lie superiority to the Ute resSr
vRtion.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28

Lunucy or worse than luuaey runs
rampant ia this region at times. Lot
farmer plaut Geld Of WHEAT who're alf
alta blossoms once waved 10 the breeze,
there is going 20 be an svsrproductiou
Of grain and tho cereal product won't
bring enough money to pay for the irri
eating uhovelu. It the river rises an inch
or so, there viii bo food suiieient 20
deluge the eternnl hills; the waters re-
cede a little faaisr than usual, and the
river isgoing dry. the crops are going to
perish. the soanify is going to the ln
fernal bowwowa and the people are
"going south" Lot the wind blow and
a cyclone is coming; let It coAus and al
earthquake ir DUE
Every year that perennial spscter. the
fruit killing frost. stake abroad on
chilly nights and ourdles the blood that
presumably coursee through the veins Of
the resident damahools in the Animas
valley, No ameuht Of contrary exper-
iouce, 40 number 81 object lessons serve
to dsnpen the ardor Of the genus dam.
phool a. he grows 10 this oounty.
Year By year, year by wear, the fruit
trees in San Jus eouRty orchards bud
aad bloom aud I'd 10 abuudaues their
offerings to Pom ma, goddess Of frui /;
the grains aud lsses. the vegetables
and the varied products Of field anu
farm are with fer exceptions us regular
in their yield as the seasons i their
coming. But all 70 no purpose. soms
intermittent idiot gets it into his head
that the fruit crop is frosted. frozen and
ksrfum mixed and from his self.ap-
pointed vantage pgints on the hill tops
along the valleys he cries the glad
tidingu Of grsat ,oy" to all the world.
These ars not 81 local hoWleru, either.
Durango has tnsn, who are only too
willing to echo al the tales Of woe aud
weeping distorted imuginAtiOns can con-
iurs-in fact, Durango is the storm cen
ter and headqusrters for this class Of
mournsrs. Aud % the word goes on its
way and morrily gets in its annual work,
that the apple crop and the peach crop
and the pear and .ium aud apricot crops
in San Juan cOunty are failure, fear.
ful. hual failure.
It is true that there have been in
stances here Of failure in sOms one or
two varieties Of fruit At different sea-
sons. It ls slsU true that Sau Jusu
county. like every other fruit producing
country on earth. is liable to complete
or partial failure y crops ia the years Ia
eums. There is 10 NJ. stsry 10 this gir-
cumstance AID 10 reason for ooncealinP
it. Whsn il az or shall occur
kpa reCris ~. ~ ~ni asstnis Al, i0al
ss they would frats sny other fact u
equal imporianeo
This season the outlook for apples
and nearly all the main varieties of fruiI
is most sxesllent. though there may be
isolated sections where the crop will
be light. But one swallow d0es not
make q spring, neither does one snprO-
dustive tree make universal crop fail
ure nor one oalamity hOwler make Z
community.
This idea Of borrowing trouble is Z
bad one and works immense harm &c
the county Quit kicking, and look
pleasant.
80 say we all"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28

FARMINoroN. N. M.. April 2s

FARMNoToN, N. M., April 2s
Editor THR INDHE;
Please allow me space to express my
heartfelt thanks TO the people Of the
La Plata Tor their very liberal eOntribu-
tion made to me in this time OF my
ufiiistion. amounting 10 1855 $3.50 10
cash, Sl.75 ia prOdues-kindly delivered
N me at my homs the 25th insl., BY
Edward Thomas, Sr. Very respectfully.
HuoH GRTPFIN.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28

Our friend Klingor OF the Silverton
STANDARD iS having more fun than the
Law allows: FIR instance. listen: ut is
becoming a chestnut to mention the
fact each week that the Hen. J. C. Bow
mAn, Of Gladstone. Was or TO- in our gity,'
and not until this week havn We sur.
EuiSed that the nine. mile ride over rough
roads on an ore wagon was made solely
toe the purpose Of having his name III
print 10 these columns. Jim Away
was vain.l
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28

"Ifit be diHicult for some people to
listen. it is ten times harder for other
people to follow, for It is evident person
nay listen aud not follow" writes Ian
maelHrsn, Of The AFt Of Listening to d
ssFmon,' 10 tho Msy Ladies' Home
Journal "Very tsw are accustomed TO
thiRk about the same thing, or indeed
20 think about anything. for thirty
minutes; after brief space their interest
aags aud they fall bshindi they have
long ago lest the thread Of the proaoher's e
argument and have almost forgotten his
subjsst The ssfmon which suits such
q desultoFy mind is one OF twenty para
graPhs, each paragraph an anecdote or
"a illustratioB or 4 stating idoa, SO
that wherever the hearef jOiHs 10 be can
Be Instantly at home. Sensible people
eught, however, to remember that a
series Of amusing lAntsfn-slidss and q
work Of severe nrt are not the same,
and II any Que is to sKpound the Gospel
Of Christ Worlhily be nuat reason as he
goes and ask bic hearers 70 think. The
shain may bo Of gold, but there ought to
bo links sosurely fastened together, aRd
q heaFSr should try them 40 they pass
through hands. X one does not brace
himself for the effort Of hearing a SER
non be will nlnost certainly hnish up
BY complaining either that the preacher
Whs dull or that the discourse WAS disc0u
nected. No sermOn is worth hearing
into Whioh the preacher has not put his
whole strength. and no sermon eau be
heard uright unless the hssrer gives bis
whole GtTongth als0"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28
Notice to owners Of cattle.

la compliance With the provisions Of
40 act 10 relation to brands, approved
Feb. 1914. 1893. notice is htlsby given
that all bra,lda ia actual use must be
died 20 bs re-rooordsd 10 the ofiiso OF the
secretary Of the Cattle Sanitary Board
at East Las Vegas. N. n. within six
nontha from the date Of this publiea-
tiOn.
The circular letter required BY tho
act, together with an application blank
aud instruction, Will bo mailed to every
person 10 whose name a brand is now on
record, whose pOat0lio8 addF. 90 70
given; aud Eill also bo sant for diatribu
Ioa 10 county olorks, pootofiices,
merchants, inspectors. etc. aud will bo
iurnlshsd from the secretary's ofics on
application.
BY order Of the Board
ia. LARUE, Secretary.
East Las Vegas. ~ H.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28
rhe Durango Papers.
From tho Durango Herald.

From the Durango Herald.
George Cooper is up from Pennington.
r G. Prewitt of the FarningtOn Times
aud Jsu es A. Laughren. the energetic
livery and hotel man arrived from Farm
lngtOn last night aud are strictly 10 lite
with our people 10 pushing forward the
resources Ot their eOunty ia general
The Herald can truhfully assert that
there is no more favored section on earth
than San Juan county, New MeKi0o. aud
those who do not and what they want on
the reservation should keep on looking
and they will be rewarded.
A man named Rodgers was arrested
this morning charged Eith peddling
without \ license. The trial comes w
before Judge HOux at o'clock tomor-
row. II Ihere Is any way to make these
peddlers contribute for the privilege it
should be doue II an ordnance has
been violated the fall extent OF the Law
should be meIed out.
II there should be visitors who have
cnrioslty to Investigate ancient ruins
they should take in Aztee. There the
Aztee race hOurished.
From the Durango Democrat
TWsnty boomeIa arrived on last
nights eastern. They looked husky and
full Of days work.
Court Interpreter Alex Reed Of New
Mexico. who has besn looking over this
seatiOn in way Of sizing up tho Rio
Arriba crop Of smallpox and the Ute
lands, called yesterday aud sWuppod u
few rOmances with the head push. He
WAS assisted by V0lney Koggatt, who
makes q specially OF laud laws and did
cOnsideruble OF The work for settlers 10
Oklahoma during the rush period They
are all right. Our kind Of people.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28

"A. D. Rogers, the Home Comfort
salesman, tFotted out hia thoroughbred
mule team and took q cargo OF excur
sionirts ACROSS the river to the ruins
Sunday. 'Aguinaldo' is all right all the
tins.-nan Juan County INDEE. Glad
- hear that 'AGu'naldo' fnully rsashod
Astsc. When laat heard from after
ioaviug here he was stuck In the snow
oomouh hsro in the vicinity Of Chama
bin aud bis thoroughbred mules samo
back 90 got a feed OF oats. "a be on the
head of the Fei over iherar The fore
eoing is out oi the CHAINS Tribune,
AoaUorinr iho Interrogation. Sure
thing. ~, IHib-in Durangol
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28

WATER TO WASTE.
VO Trouble About Aqua In San Juan County The
Winning Combination OF Soil and climate.

San Juan county is peemineny the country for irri-
cation, irrigation enterprises and irrigation results Its
water supply is unequaed anywhere in the Southwest
and larger proportion of 1t is unused than in any other
section of the arid region In the San Luis valley in
the irTgatng they sand for building purposes
right out Of the bed of what would be the Rio Grande if
only there; in the Platte valley irrgating sea
son they make dobes out tue soil from the empty bedof
that once mighty stream and IN the Arkansas valley they
their prinking the bed of the ancient
watercourse to lay the dust and keep the river
blowing away.
different To quote the words of the Immigration Bureaus
folder you have to San Juan county on
bridge ferryboat during the rrgang season. They
have water in them
The question of the application Of this water to the
land the that naturally presents itself the
thoughtful inquirer or the reservation boomer who is
slightly sick OF his job On this point have the word
OF the United States government through its irrigation
experts who add their technical opinion the knowledge
every citizen of the county possesses the psctcaby
oil the many irrigation enterprises yet unulhed the
valleys of those rivers the San Juan Anmas and
Plata.
The following from the work Agriculture by Irri
CATION in the Western United States issued by the depart
ment Of the interior:
Probably the best agricultural land in this (san Juan
county is that present untouched lying on the nesas
back from the river This nearly level better
adapted cultivation than that being farmed but
neither the present the inhabantss Of the
county possess the capital necessary to the their
bitches to these lands to the construction of
sufficient This county offers perhaps Of the best
opportunities in the entire for the construction and
profitable operation of large rgatng canals systems
dches of the abundance of and Of the
great extent oil arabic lands. The Anmas river is
especially noteworthy for its constant discharge aud its large
amount of unapProPrated water. This stream has
decided fall and has also gravey banks bed so that
the channel shifts but slightly in times of food and there
consequently great obstacles be the
construction and maintenance of canal headworks. 1t is
bounded however by rocky bluffs and the construction
canals of any considerable size would involve outlay
of capital probably far in Of possessed by the
present inhabitants OF the county
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28
LEGAL NOTICES.



Department OF the Interior. Land Omss AZ
Santa Fs, N. H., April II, 1897
Complaint having been entered at this Office
b. Eanuel Prado against Julio Muller for abaB.
doning his homestead entry No l22t, dated
January 2. 1894. ud0n tho 9Eif SEk af See q,
and the REH NEi6 OF D % 50, tp 20nr9W. With
q view 70 canoellation Of said entry she said
parties are hsrebg summoned % appear at she
at AEtoc, New Mozico. o. June lse9, a. 10
e'clock a m. N respond and furnish tsatimohT
soncorning said alleged abandonment
II MANUEL B. OTERO Register
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28

Notice is horoby givOn th4 the undermined
has taken up the fOll,Ning described eatraY
animal at bis ranch, ~ milua oast Of farming
ton, viz;
Ona black mare, branded 81 nn left nank. about
u years old. young oolt b. her side.
The owner or owners Of said described animal
Forfeit tho same at the end Of seven months
fFun the date ~ tho hrrt pnbiication Of this
notice, unless claimed by tho owner or OWnoFs
thrfeui, o. ihoir eaont, proving pWnorships and
paying all legal charges thereon
a. vi sHlDLER,
Earmington, n. n,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28

We have money TO loan on San Juan
county real estate at lowest rates OF lot.
crest. Call 90 or write. The Local Sc
curity Co, Durango, Colo, or Granville
PendletOn. Aztec. N. NJ.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28

The bost wagon . the Bniu. ". O.
Chapman q Durana0 .slIa ihem.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28

U.S. LAND OPRIoE. Durango, Colo.
April 4, 1899

U. 3. LAND OPRIoE, Durango, Colo. I
April 4, 1899,
Notieo is hereby givoB that the follow.
10Y tOwuahipe have besn surveyed and
the plais Of said survey will be hled IL
the land Office at durango, Colorado on
lh0 fourth day Of May 1899, at twelve
o'elock noon on said fourth day Of May,
1899, the register and receiver uf said
laud Office will be prepared to receive
applications for the eltry Of lands 10
such townships. TO wit;
Townships. 81 north, ranges 5. 4. 8, T.
10 aud - W., N. IA. p. IA.
Townships 80 north. ranges 2, 3, 5, 7,
3, 9, 10 and ~ W N. M. p. M.
Townships "a north, ranges q 4, 8, z,
3, 9, 10 II and " w.. N ". +. M,
f. @ PERKIHs, Register
ID. i. SHEETa, Rscoiver.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-28

Dob printing on tap at THH IuDHx
oiieo -hoapa Of it.
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NoNcl.
Last yill and Testament Of hlrhaol MsDss,
motif
Notios e hereby given thai !. Chas. " BaRord,
Probate Clerk Il and ior the county % Aau
Juan ID the teFritory - New Mexico, have sat
the hr1 day % Nay, A d 1899 az the day iof
prnqiRg the last win and laatameht Of tha said
Michael McDermott deceased.
Given under NJ hand and seal this 9Th daY
Of March. ID 1879
ChAs. '. sAFFoRD, Prsbsts Clerk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-12-22

E4GnlIII!ETH1Ily E'1IEN|GiRTNfAVfIV|||EE'E * &
Santa Claus Ito himself)-Great Sc
armament congress had borne fruit!
countrymen. I soon amassed great
wealth. You would scarcely imagine me.
as 1 appear at present in these tattered
garments, to be rich man, but, to prove
the truth Of my assertion, here is a bag
containing a thousand sovereigns. Take
it. Keep it. 1t is yours. l present it
to you as a Christmas box"
"a bag O. sovereigns," cried the farm
er. "Oh, sir, you must be one O. the
good fairies in disguise"
'If this happened in America" said the
stranger, 'you would undoubtedly call
me Santa Claus"
whoever you are" cried the farmers
wife, you must be something not nat
ural to be tantalizing poor people with
the sight Of heap O. gold like that"
"I give you my word I am neither
ghost nor hobgoblin, but real flesh and
blood ~ coi1 +ba or ofr
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IlT1E|t,,,;--: v1uggsEsNT#1HiIHsE IsI
t! How am ever going to get down thes
not worth giving thanks for" Except
for its boughs, which were used in house
banking, and its sticky aromatic balsam,
which is employed in medicine, the Maine
fir had no mission on earth until every
body discovered that it made beautiful
Christmas tree. AS the cities grew larg-
er and Christmas began to take the place
of Thanksgiving as a feast day, the de-
m Sfn ptxy
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~ isaE4 EIlE|'. s. ) b -.
soived IN an instant. Every family must
consider it from it's own standpoint. Hap
p.ness is not, even at this season, to be
put in a great sack labeled "candy and
toys" We should study our children and
find out what particular thing they are
counting upon. Especially where Christ
mas is the great gift-making epoch of the
year, and the children look to it for their
annual store of games and toys. But
only half our duty toward them will be
done If we have not taught them the
pleasure of making gifts to others. l say
taught advisedly, for the moral nature of
a child is not conferred upon him at
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candy filled wood.
A medicine case Of coarse brown linen
is bordered with putting Of pink silk
ribbon. The walls are held in place by
band Of garter elastic covered with puffed
silk and divided into spaces large or small
enough to accommodate the bottles. One
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u UI LHt IIHpn case lUTnS III and

tucked to form two pockets that are to
contain court plaster, tiny scissors,
antiseptic cotton and roll of soft linen.
The little bottles are labeled with famil-
lar names ammonia, arnica, quinine, gin
ger, camphor and other household stand
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lte Wir and henrd and 81

erect at his full height. "Now examine
my features well and tell me if they bear
any resemblance to Redmond O'Hara,
your convict sonn'
"Oh! Redmond! our own gra bawnw
exclaimed his father and mother simnl-
taneously. "Yes, it is" said the mother,
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mess, the tarnne
and so,1pht to q


that IN December, 1888, more than IUU,-
900 fir trees were sent from Maine by
rail, to say nothing of those that went
by steamboats, and sailing vessels. The
prices went up with the increased de-
mand. In 1873 no farmer thought of
asking more than % cents for big tree
delivered at the cars. Twenty years lat
er the same kind Of tree sells for 81,
and the old hands at the business are
holding back hoping to get more.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-12-22

5IiRfs TIA MlYR#s1a9zAss ~ EsSS5F IIVVI
FHHl HH STii7TTTs ItTnNUNN'fNl Nl
chimneys? Oh, that the Cars dis
cigarette boxes as to deceive even an in
veterate smoker are made Of chocolate
or peppermint. Big, misunderstanding
pens, pencils and paperweights are made
of sugar-paste and paper, and the most
artful of SnpptnclpS Onnra u'ocSac opJ
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rpar,s Po,or

A Midnight Encounter.
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The Christmas Stocking.
There is German story about 1
origin of a Christmas stocking. 1t tt