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COFFEE ROW ~ NEW ORLEANS.
Efforts to Prevent the willowdeno From
landing Her Cargo From santos.

NEW ORLEANS, La Dec Ia. There is a Bit
ter fight on between the Cotton Exchange and
Board Of Trade over the Willowdene. the coffee
ship from Santos. The Cotton Exchange yes
terday adopted resolution calling upon tho
LOUISIANA State Board Of Health 10 prohibit tho
Willowdene coming 10 New Orleans. because Of
the risk Of buhonlr plague, This protest was
followed by the order OF the Texas health au-
thoTiues that the Nillowdene, part Of whose cargo
ls destined for Galveston shall not be allowed
% land her coffee under any circumstances,
II she is permitted IN come TO New Orleans Mem
bers Of the Board Of Trade, 10 which the coiTco
merchants belong, declare that the order Of the
Cotton Exchange is hasty and i'll advised and
that New Orleans cannot quarantine against
Santos without stutiying itself having al
ways adopted the view that disinfection is a pro-
lection against disease
The WilloSdene will arrive on Sunday Tho
Louisiana Board OF Health takes the position
that II cannot legally prohibit the vessel from
coming up 10 New Orleans otter detention az
quarantine. The Cotton Exchange. through
the Louisiana Congressman. will appeal to the
President TO issue an embargo against vessels
coming from Santos was done in 1892, against
Naples, when the Asatic cholera made its ap-
pearance there. There are threats OF a big dam
age suit in case the Willowdene is prevented by
the Louisiana State Board Of Health from COM
ing here.
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sAYyoRs AND GREENE GivE BAIL.
Were Indicted Like Capt. Carter for savan-
nah Hnrbor Frauds.

Were Indicted Like Capt. Carter for savan-
nah Hnrbor Frauds.
John F. Gaynor. Benjamin D. Greene. Will
liam T. Gaynor and Edward II. Gaynor. IN
dicted by the Federal Grand Jury for the South
ern district Of Georgia on last Friday. on the
charge Of conspiring with Oherlin NJ. Carter.
formerly a Captain In the Corps OF Engineers.
L. s. A.. to defraud the Government OF sums OF
money aggregatinR s575. 1890. surren dered
themselves to United States Commissioner
Shields at II o'clock yesterday morning. They
we're accompanied TO the c mmissioner's Office
by their counsel. Abram J. Rose. who lie coun-
sci for Carter. also. and by ex-Mayor William
B. Kirk Of Syracuse. EDGAR Alvord. also OF
Syracuse. and James D. Leary CT New York.
Mr.. Rose introduced his clients and Messrs.
Kirk and Avord to the mmissioner. and
having been informed that. they had been in.
animation United. states District Attorney
immedatey arraieped, Gen. Burnett said he
thought that the bail for John GayInor
d csB ascs shS While mot be sss
other Gaynors. he was willing to accept
i The amounts were satisfactory to the ac-
cused and Mr.. Kirk qualified as the bondsman
Of Col. Gaynor and William q, 0aynor. james
and PRGsaf ASord Inward cay
nor Comm issioner shields then set the ex-
aminations for Dec %
All four OF the accused were stockholders, II
IL alleged. along with Capt. Carter. in the At
lan,ic Dredging and Contracting Company.
which hac the contract for making improve:
ments in savannah harbor under the general
Rose yesterday Afternoon that William 7. Gay
nor and Edward II. Gaynor. brothers OF John
+. Gaynor were merely nominal stock holders
organiz cation only and had nothing what
ever To do with the business ~ the company.
The contract between the Government and the
Atlantic Dredging and Contracting Company
was annulled by the Secretary OF War some
time ago. and Mr.. Rose said yesterday that
eminent for damages resulting to the stock
holders Of the company through the annul-
ment.
When the Gaynors and Capt. Greene are ex-
nmined, u Ia the intention OF their counsel to
go IA fully into the merits OF the case as Com
missioner Shields will permit.
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4 DEMOCRATS PHILIPPINE POLICY.
Proposes to Surrender the Islands to the
FiIipinos for $50, 100000.

WASHINGTON Dec. 14-Representative Will
Jams dem. Mlss.l to- day introduced the fol-
lowing Joint resolution to declare a policy In
the Philippines.
Iyher,as The hone has been held out that The Fiji
pnos now waeng war against the forces in the isl.
and of LuZon would lay down their arms IL authors
lively assured that IL was the intention OF the Gov
eminent and the people Of the United States uit
mately grant to the people Of that and Its associ
ate islands their independence and the absolute con-
troll OF their domestic affairs. and
Vhsreds, Such is the intention of the Government
and Of tho American people who do not believe in
wars Of conquest or criminal aggression" against
these peoples and have frequently declared their
horror thereof; now, therefore, be it
Rssoirsd bu n, Ssndt, and Hous' ~ Rspr,s.rtdhp.s
In Con1rsts assembled!
Section 1. That 1t has always been our intent
and purpose to recognize the naenable right Of the
Filipinos 10 self.goyernment and national indepen
dslce. that in pursuance thereof We shall make for
NAL recognition ofthese right and withdraw our land
anu sea forces upon the establishment OF peace and
the Inauguration Of constitutional government or
governments, 10y thepeople OF these sands or any
OF the proyacd that the sa goyernnisnt Gag sgteea
which wa rait by us to tue Queen of spain to gve
us a G9 FOR fTt naval az station and ohe
places httsd for coiling stations. anu TO grant tho
Cess to all Of their parts for goods mershsnde and
persons bent on peaceful or missionary pursuit.
counsel in the work Of inaulrratinc such govern.
ment.
Sec 3. We pledge ourselves to treat aa a nantes.
tation of unfriendv disposition to the United States
any foreign interference or aggression for the period
OF ten years from and after the establishment OF
such q government provided. that the goNetnm, nj
and the people Vt said islands shan surrender into
our keeping during that period the ontro question
OF their foreign relations and snail pay the expense
20 which We shall be put for such troops as shsl at
the request Of said government. be Kept on Philip.
pine territory and of such ships and naval force
may be kept in Philippine or adjacent waters for tho
purpose OF the protection herein promised.
Mr. Williams also introduced q joint resolu-
ton to enquire into slavery aad roygamy In
the Sulu Islands.
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rhieve. in white Plain. High School.

WHITE PLAINS. Dec. 14.-Thieves last night
broke into the White Plains High school.
which is directly opposite the county Jail.
Five watchmen ratro! the Jail yard all night
and pass right by the High school The
thieves ransacked all the desks in the different
class rooms. The safe In the Superintendent
office, in which are kept the records Of the
Board o. Trustees ,c was ioreed open Ere.
safe, but there was none in II Last night. The
authorities believe that the work was done by
professionals who thought that the safe con-
tanned the $4,000 of school money which Tax
Collector Snedeker had placed on deposit in
the Central Bank.
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wAsHINGToN. Dec. 1.-THE Senate to-day
confirmed 'hese nominations ., United States
Ministers appointed during the recess:
Bellainy Storer Of Ohio. to Spain: John "
Irwin Of Iowa. to Portugal: VIM. r. Lord o..
Oregon to the argentine Republic; Arthur =
HARDY Of New Hampshire. to Greece.
N"umhnia and Ser'.a; robert W. Bowen oi
Pennsylvania. To Belgium.
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Alleged Woman rhinye, Locked Tn.

Francisco. who is staying at the Hotel Marl-
borough. Irene Davis of 800 West Fifty hrst
straat and Jessie Lloyd OF 15S West Fifty
fourth street. were locked up in the West
Reilly says he met the Davis woman In the
street and went with her 70 the other woman 8
flat There he missed SOS
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l4,-Those naval orders

WASHINGTON. Dec. l+.-These naval orders
have been issued
CAPTAIN & VI. Thomas to the Asiatc station via
steamer from san Francisco on Jan. a. tor such duty
may he assigned.
Lieutenant G mInander j. c. Wilson, from tho
Indiana To- home and wait orders.
Lieut.. II. J., Wilson, orders sept, -. modified, to
in,lutc inspection duty Of the works OF Nrane 4
Levy. Philadelphia. and works Of Harlan & Hol.
lngsworth. Wilmington Del
Lieutenant. c Commander {. X. Curtis. from the
Norfolk yard g. tie Mlnonglheh.
LieutenoHt.C 0mu audrr I. j. Harris, from tho
Monousahcli to the New York as executive.
Naval Constructor J. +, HANSON. to assume dutics
as superlntenacndIng constructor of the Denver. to
be built By Soaho a Levy ship and Engine Building
COMPANY. Philadelphia
4. W Machin!st ]. A Nenlble, from the Michigan
TO the Dixie.
Naval Cadet c. Shackfori, from the indiana with
draft Of men from tho Vermont for ;he SrindiA at
Fan Francisco. and N that vessel To Manila for
duty.
naval Cadet c. f KplJtus. same orders Shack.
ford.
Assistant Surgeon william Carton. from the WASH
ington yard and 20 the New York Immediately,
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Ten Democrats win Vote for the Currency
Hlll.

WASHINGTON. Dee u Representative Sui
ger OF New York says he counts up ton votes
for the pending Gold Standard hill in the House
from IN, Democratic representatives. They
are: Scudter. Fitzgerald. briggs. Levy. Rup-
pert. Underhil ana Muller. from New York {:
Thayer OF Massachusetts. Denny OF Maryland.
and McAleer OF Pennsylvania. This more than
indicates the confidence OF Representative
Oycrstroet, who introduced the bill. in its
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Son OF n M,llionoire Held for Robbery.

CHICAGO. Dec. l4.-John Torrent, Jr.. son Of
n millionaire lumberman OF MuskeGon. Mich.
Is locked up here on charge OF robbing his
fathers safe Of 81 500. Young Torrent came
10 Chicago with woman named Belle Smith
VINO was arrested inr compliclty 10 the ron.
tho father will not attempt 10 save his son
from criminal prosecution.
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Body of n Man Found in Siagara's whirl-
pool.

NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y. Dec. I4,-To-day two
men noticed human body floating about In
the whirlpool and they sent dog out to secure
It, The animal brought It ashore on the Cana
dian side The mans height was feet 8 inches,
j. C. r.. and collar l5is inches In one vest
pocket was found half ounce bottle contain
Ing darl; LIQUID evidently ohtained OF William
Kirchmaier Son. Toledo. Ohio. The body ia
badly decomposad II would be impossible to
identify II by The features, There was a wart-
like growth on the right arm.
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To Provide silver for Subsidiary Coinnre,

WASHINGTON, Dec li--In order to secure
silver bullion needed for subsidiary coinage a
hill was introduced to-day by senator Perkins
Ia set aside $500, 900 for the purchase OF silver
from the lowest bidders by the Supernten-
dents OF the minis ut Philadelphia. New
Orleans and san Francisco. The Director ~
IN" Mint has. reported the exhaustion of the
stock OF bullion used for subsidiary coinage
and recommended immediate action by Con.
sross so the minis could keep pace with the
increasing demnnl for iraetiOnnI silver coins.
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Bill to Pension the Bridge burners.

WAsHINdToS. Dec. Il. - Representative
Brownlow OF Tennessee to-day introduced a
bill 10 the House to pension The Bridge
Burners" perusal ~ tho bill shows that the
henc!lrnries arc the men who, on or about
Nov X 1891. under orders OF Gen. George II.
Thomas. under ooE To purn tho bridges on the
:alrOai between Stevenson. Ala. and Bristol.
Tenn. Survivors Of the band nrc 10 receive
$50 a month ana widows OF dead mem hers 81
D,nr
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OUR FOREIGN COMMERCE.
Incrensc of Imports and Decrease of z,
ports Compared With 1898.

wAsHISoToS. Dec. 1.-THE value OF mer-
chandise imported in the month OF Novem Der
was S7i. 49,. 2s3. an increase OF S222. 355.455
over the same month Of last year. and for the
IL months ended Nov 80. s732. 40l. 721. an In
crease OF S152.576.412 over the like period OF
1898 The value OF domestic exports In No.
MEMBER was 1921 500, 1851. a decrease Of So
ISL. AS compared with the same month last
year and for the II months ended Nov. 10 az
cregated 81. l3l. 52s. 625, an increase Of $50.
44SS45 over the flgures for the like period OF
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Thieves Caught Playing a Bold Game.

Three men drove a horse and truck up TO g.
20 Grand street early Yesterday morning and
began 10 hustle out quantities OF dress goods
from the premises Of the Empire Skirt Com
pany. Policeman Carroll. viewing their opera
lions with suspicion. arrested one Of them.
The other two ran away. Memberspf the Arm
declared the men to be thieves, vrhe man
captured, and the truck driver, who was
caught later. were held in jefferson Market
court for further investigation.
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Brooklyn bartender Held Up.

John Higgins was tending bar In his
brothers saloon at $50 Furman street. Brook
lyn, Yesterday afternoon. when four men
rushed. in held him up and stole SIS from the
money drawer They then Knocked him
senseless and ESCAPED. Last night one OF the
alleged robbers was arrested and locked up In
the Amity street station.
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WARRINGTON. Dec. T. These Army orders
have been issued:
Acting Assistant Surgeon Lewis j. Steuber from
Lima. Ohio, TO SAn Francisco.
First Lieut. Harr son Il. Brown. Fortg.oiChth In-
fantrv having rendered his rcS.sua' or 1. honor.
ably d scAarged.
Acting Assistant Surgeon william W Calhoun,
from New York TO Washington.
Previous orders relating ~ Acting Asst stant Sur.
geon Ira Aver. revoked,
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WASHINGTON. Dec. II, Among the bills in.
troduced IN the House to-day were these!
BY Delegate Wilson of Ari1ona-Granting two
months extra pay q officers and soldiers OF the
United States Army who served beyond the limits of
the United States.
By Mr. Kitchen Of North Carolina Reducing the
tax on tobacco and snutf from - cents a pound to
!. 1ents, and compelling telegraph companies to pay
tie stamp tax on te.o grams,
by Mr. Atchison OF Pennsy Misunderstanding for
free delivery In towns wherr the receipts OF TIA .
Post Once amount To 81 900 per annum
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Held for Stealing Church CandIestioks.

youth named George Gabriel was held in
the Essex Market Police Court yesterday for
trial on a charge OF having stolen four brass
candlesticks from the altar Of the Church OF
Our LADY Of Sorrow at 100 Pitt street The
hoy's father. Ignatz Gabriel. is the janitor OF
the church and appeared as complainant
against him. He had found the candestcks in
a Junk shop In East Fourth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-15

Country Property To Let or For Sale.
Surprising results are often realized in de-
parting from we'll beaten paths. Bear this in
mind when placing your advertising II your
Gronertes are really desirable, among Tue
your making known through tho advertising
columns the localities and the advantagsA3
ADJ.
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French Play at Harvard.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Dec. 1.-The first public
performance Of the French play. lie Pedent
bridge. The production had been Improved
since the dress rehearsal and was well re-
caiNed.
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DIR. PurveSs Church Wants to Retain Hin

PRINCETON. n j.. Dec l4-ResolutIons have
been adopted by the Presbyterian Church ask
ing the pastor, the Rev DR. Purvcs, not 20
hncent the cail he has received 70 tho purlt
occupied by tho Rev DR.. John Hall in New
York
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Gen. Wood Sail. for Havana on saturday.

WASHINGTON. Dec lI.-G,n. Leonard Wood
will leave Washington tonight on tho IL 80
train for New York and vii, sail on Saturday
ON the stramor MeNiro tot Havana.
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IF YOU owN REAL ESTATE.

you are naturally interested In the condition Of
the market. The Sun gives TINS each day In
its entirety.-4dp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-15

Mariaui Wins Is tonic prepared upon truly
scientific principles. IL is safe and beneficial a
we'll q, agreeable.
Msriani Wine has more than g 600 written in
dorsements from lead ng physicians in ali parts OF
the world
Msrtani Wine give, power to the brain strength
and elasticity to the muscles and richness 20 the
blood 1tha promoter OF good health and long
evty Makes the old young keeps the young strong.
MariAni Wine 10 specially recommended for
General Debility. orerwork. Weakness from what
ever causes. Profound Depression and Exhaustion.
Throat and Lung Diseases, Consumption aud
Malaria. It 10 q dirusible tonic for the entire
system.
Mariana Wine 10 invaluable for overworkcd man,
delicate women and sickly children. II stimulates.
strengthens and sustains the system and brAcen
body and brain 1t combats Malaria aud La Grippe.
May be used effectively In form OF hot grog.
Sold by all druggists. Beware OF limitations
Marisni & Co., 81 W. 18th St, New York publish
q handsome book Of endorsements OF Emperors.
Empress. Princes. Cardinals. Archbshops and other
distnsushed personages II is sent gratis and post
paid 10 all who write for Il.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-25

Ever since the days of the earliest
settlers in the far West. the attractive
proposition has presented itself Of
impounding winter waters in canon and
keeping it against the dry time ot sum
mer, whom it could be utilized for grow
ing purposes. Most Of such operations
in our West must necessarily be on a
large scale. owing to the generous hand
which nature used in moulding the
country, and this accounts for the fact
that the practice of constructing these
artificial lakes or reservoirs has not been
more general. In India, where the fOrma-
ton OF the country is different, thousands
of small canoDs have been damned aRd
little reservoirs formed. which ell during
the period Of rains and form a water sup
ply for the cultivation Of the acres
adjacent. India is looked upon as a
benighted portion Of the globe, but when
the great American Southwest shall
have progressed as Tar as has India with
the irrigation problem. those Of US who
are now familiar with her appearance
will fail to recognize her then smiling
areas, as the West of to-day.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-25

al" size medium to small, roundieh I;
skin light purple. with a rich high Ga.
vor; nearly free; tree q good bearer;
would probably cell we'll.
OF the three varieties Of grapes that
ripened 10 July. viz. the Hartford, Eek
celsior and Wilder, the Wilder lie we'll
worth mentioning. Il is al American
variety, being one of Rogers Hybrids,
and not likely to be frost killed. Its
clusters are OF fair size. berries medinm.
round, loosely set; skin black; flesh
JUICY, Of a sweet rich flavor; ripens The
last Of July. On account OF the extreme
earliness Of this grape It should become
q popular market sort-Humboldt
Casad. Assistant Horticultural, New
Mexico College OF Agriculture.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-25
clean Cultivation.

During a recent visit to C~alifornis
the writer was impressed with tho
remarkably thorough cultivation pruc-
tieed there, especially 10 orchards. In
California. as with US, the greatest
agricultural question is one Of water man
agement. There has beeh "A long drouth
throughout the southern part Of the
state. and the orchardlst has ~endeavored
by through cultivation Of the soil. to
save the soil moisture for the trees. The
implements used are the spike tooth aud
the Acme harrows. The orchards are
absolutely clean. As one passes through
the country by train II seems q c%ontiun
Gus grove of fruit trees. ana 9 woody
orchard is hard to find. For the most
part they are he clean as a good market
gardener would keep his hot bads. Gull
t|ivation is continuous. The weeds are
scarcely allowed to start, much less get
a foot hold. The purpose OF cultivation
is not to remove weeds 80 much as it is
to maintion a good soil.muloh inIthe
orchard.
The college orchard has been narrowed,
and planked, and worked with the Acme
almost every week since growth began,
bat there are some weeds in it, it has
not the perfectly clean appearance Of
many California fields. But the thorough
tillage kept the soil in fine condition
even during the long period from June
Bird to July 18th, when the Rio Graade
was dry and there was not enough rain
to lay the dust. In rainy seasons it is
almost impossible to keep the orchard
clean, but fortunately the same necessity
fer tillage does not exist in rainy as in
dry, times.--Prof. G. a. Keller in Press
Bulletin No. %, New Mexico College Of
Agriculture.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-25

In Bulletin No. 10, l gave a few OF the
earliest fruits, with short descriptions
thereof, and ! promised to describe 9th
srs as the seasons advanced. During the
month of July several varieties OF az
pies, peaches, plums and pears have
ripened; the best Of these include the
following sorts:
Apples, the Yellow Transparent, Syl
Vonian Sweet aud Tetotsky; peaches,
Waterloo, Hynes Surprise and Family
Favorite; plum, Royal Hativaj pears,
Lawson and Andre des Portes.
The Yellow Transparent apple ripeus
about the Let Of July, aud is the best
that comes in up to this date. Size, me
dium to large, roundish; skin pale yel-
low; flesh white, crisp aud JUICY, pleas
AIT sub acid excellent, both for eating
aud for cooking. 1t should be planted
as a family and commercial sort. TetOf.
sky ripens July q. size medium; round.
ish oblate; skin light yellow when fully
ripe; flesh white, crisp juicy. mild sub
acid. very pleasant; fruit Of unilarm
size; a good oropperi therefore a good
market kind. Sylvonian Sweet similar
70 Tetpfsky in shape and color. only
larger; flesh white. juicy, with a mild
sweet flavor; a coed marketable apple;
ripens about July %.
The Waterloo is the best Of the Alex
ander type Of peaches. II ripens about
the LIST Of July. Homes Surprise, al
though not fruiting in the college or.
chard this year, Is too good a peach to
be passed by unmentioned. Ia shape it
resembles the Alexander, but is some
larger and makes a better appearance.
II is the first fieestone to ripen; al.
though a little acid, it 10 Of very good
favor, being rich and vinous 1t is al
ways in great demard on the market,
and ripens about the Sth Of July. Fam.
lily Favorits, large oblong: skin light
creamy yellow, shaded with red; hand
some; flesh white. red at stone, firm,
juicy, with highly aromatic flavor; NOT
very sweet bat pleasant ripens the last
OF July.
Pears Lawson, medium to large, piri.
formi skin light green and yellow. with
red blashi flesh arm, iuicyi quality only
fair rirons July 3. Andre des Portes.
medium. piriiorm, with neck long and
s~bOulderedi skin Nn light green flesh
white. juicy. melting, 8ub-acid Of good
favor ripons July ~
Plum Royal Haliya Or Early Roy
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LaundeTed Shirts anil Collars.

Just received. q full line Of Hudson
River Shirts md ns n Special Iuducemcnt
will sell si.25 shirt for N.O0.
Anew line Of Collars. fall shapes and
ali sizes, special offer, I dOz, tl2s,2 for 2ac.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-25

The Albuquerque Journal. Democrat
lis after us" to represent at the territorial
fair there beginning September 10. 1t
says: San Juan county is one of the
most productive as well as one Of the
most enterprising counties in the ter
ritory aud we hope the farmers OF that
section will be on hand at the coming
fair with a collection Of their products.
to let people, from other sections Of the
country see what New Mexico can do in
the way Of fruits aud vegetables"