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METAL MARKET.

New York. July e.-Pig iron-Tirm;
southern, s7.50a2o.5 50; northern, $4,000
100
Copper-Steady; brokers. $50
Lead-Quiet: brokers. A.25.
Tin plstes-Steady.
The brokers price for lead is $4.SS. and
for copper, $ls. 80.
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LIVERPOOL.
COTTON.

New Orleans, July 3.-cotton-Quiet
middling, SIC.
New York, July 29.-Cotton-Futures
closed dull; July. nominal; August. $50;
September, $5.55; October. $40; Novem-
Der. 1914; January, SIS; February, g. IS:
March, $3.50; April. S. 81; May, SIS; June,
SS.o1 .-,--
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NewYerIx RanIx statement.

New York. July 2.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes;
Surplus reserve. decrease el.24t.f7s; loans.
decrease s,S34.5 500; specie. decrease Si.24i.-
400: legal tenders. decrease siS1.Sco; de-
posts. decrease So TSe 300; circulation. de-
crease 81, 900. The banks now hold no.
Stiles In excess of the requirements OF
the 3 per cent rule.
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WHAT "nATOLOGY- Ieg

It Is q nSw fad and Il 10 altered that
the persons who are % IN It's mysteries.
especially msmbers Of the gentier ser. arc
enabled 20 tell BY a glance ~ a mans
hat what sort OF husband he win make.
This will be Interestingly treated In pic
lures and letterpress By an expert IN our
next Sundays issue.
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BASEBALL
PTTrgBtvRG. 6; WASHINGTON, 5.

Pittsburg. Pa, July 2S.-Pittsburg won
in the eleventh inning, after two men
were out, on a hit by Madison, followed
by a three-bagger by Clark. Washing
toms O'Brien made a sensational catch
against left field fence of Williams drive.
which was expected to yield home run.
ATTENDANCE. 3.5O. Score: RHE
Pittsburg ........OOO2 2
Washington ....OOi3 O0002oo-6 10
Battenes-Pittsburg Sparks, Tannehill
and Bowerman: Washington. Mercer and
Kittredge. Umpires, Swartwood and
Hunt.
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CINCINNATI. .: NEW YORK. s.

=
Cincinnati, July 2.-Today's game was
full OF hitting and poor fielding. Attend
ance. 1.491. Score: II Z
Cincinnati .........4S1I0 O00'-s is {
New York .........O4O2 00110S 4
Batteries-Cincinnati. Breitenstein. Tay-
Tor aad PETIT; New York. Carrick and
Wilson. Unp.res. Lynch and Connolly.
louisville, July eS.-Two games were to
have been played today. but rain stopped
the first game IN the last half Of the
third. and after a half hours steady
down-pOur the grounds were unfit for
further play. TIE Bostons had scored
seven runs. while the Colonies failed to
tally. Louisville and Cleveland play a
doubie-heacer tomorrow.
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Treasury statement.

washington. July @.-Today's statement
OF the condition OF TIE treasury shows:
Available cash balance. Sz7s,s741ss: gold
reserve, $244.gs,55s.
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WOOL MARKEr.
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS.

New York. July as.-Wool-stsady; do
nestle fleece. 1sae4c: Texas. 1s91sc.
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western f.ea<ur

Ha"a-a July S.-A new company Is
working lands in Santa Cruz del Sur. en-
ploying 80 men. ,-f-svA sserr
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Open High. Low. ! Close.
CASH INNOVATIONS.


Flour - Steady; patents, S.FG3.S;
straights, s3.OOd3.55; clears, S2.s0d3.1o;
spring specials. 800; hard patents, $S.50d
$50; soft patents, S3.3oG3.40; straights,
s. OoG3 10; bakers, s.. 40de.60.
Wheat-No. spring, 6sd7Oc; No. red.
7lsSc.
Corn-No. 2. 32GS21sc; No. yellow. 50
dS2isc.
Oats-No. ?, 3O@Ie1c: No. 2 white. 2c1tc;
No. white. e2izG23t=c.
Rye-No. 2. 52%c.
Flax seed-No. /, 97Izc; northwest, 800.
Prime timothy seeds. IS.
Mess pork-Per bbl. $S.1o6S. 30.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. s.. 215.S7Az.
Short ribs sides. Goose s5.oOG5.2o; dry
salted shoulders CboxedD $685.; short
clear sides boxed S. 4Oi5. 10.
whIsky-Distiliers' finished goods, per
gallon, N.3.
-
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Cheese-weak: Sizd9c.
Eggs-Weak; fresh. iT11Ec.
CHICAGO
Chicago. July 2s.-Cash wheat-Nc. ?
red. sSa71t=c: No. hard winter. sc; No.
8. Gsa67c; No northern spring. 1d7lizc;
No. ?. 7eizg7lc; No. ; spring. s7as9l-c.
Corn-No. :. SC; No. 3 S1sac.
oats-No. 2 3&ag7c; No. ). 2ec.
Cais-No. = 2iaG7c: No. 3, DC.
Flax-Cash northwest. Sl.cJ; southwest.
SIC; July. Sc, September. $5izc; October,
s5l=c.
Bu;ter-Firm. creameries. 131.g15e; dai-
ries. 1i1l5izc.
EgEs-weak: fresh. uGiIizc.
Dressed poultry-FIrm. turkeys. 71saSiz:
chickens. sgsizc; springs. Iz;x71sc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. July hsat-Septem-
Der. ss,sc: December. sSisc: cash. No. >
hard. sc: No. :. soizG Ss1=e. No. Ee1. &c:
Nc. ). siassc-
Corn-september. s7ssc: December. SIC:
cash, no. mixed. go. No white.
sc. No. 5, &c
Oats-No. white, ~
Rye-No. :, Sic
Hay-ChoIce timothy, s.-5aESoo: choice
prairie. s. zE7S.5 %
Butter3CreameTy. k4az1iec; dairy, Ifc-
Eggs-FTesh. Sic
ST. LOUIS
St Louis. July 7.-Wheat-I-ozer: No.
3 red cash, elevator. 7e-sc: track. KS
slzsc: July. Erzc: September. 1iLe; De-
cernber. rae: Nc : bard. Sc
Corn-I.ower: No ? cash, &c, track. 80:
July, sc; September. Aas&0lsc: Decen-
Der. sc.
oats-<0wsr; Sc > casa. &c: track.
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PHTriADFn,PHTA. I; CHICAGO, 6.

4 PHIIIADELPHIA. Z; CHICAGUI Q.
Chicago, July 29.-Two errors gave the
Philiies another game today in contest
lasting ten innings. After two outs in the
ninth. Mertes dropped Delehanty's long
fly. allowing the visitors 10 tie the score.
and they won in the tenth on double
and a long single. Attendance, 1900.
Score: n Z
Chicago ............02 OoOO4OO0-61 II 8
Philadelphia ......2 0 , o 001 r 10
Batteries-Chscago Taylor and Chance;
Philadelphia. Donahue and Douglas. Um-
pires. Emslie and Mcdonald.
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The oiucers elected Tor the Teacher
associations for ISss and 1870 are:
President-Chas- II Fffer.
First Vice President-fra e. Parker.
Second Vice President-,i. c. Temple
secretary-HappIe Randall.
Treasurer-FIoFence Cufvar
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LETrRR LIST.
LADIES, LIST. -,

Letters advertised BY postmaster az
Wichita. Kansas. FOR the week endins
July % isR:
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BRooKLYN. s: ST. LOUIS. 4.

- I
St Louis. July @.-AIcBride's wildness
gave Brooklyn todays game. The Per-
fectos hade a great finish in the ninth
inning. and gave the uperbas a scare.
With two men on bases. Burkett hade
his second run of the game in this in
Ming. Attendance, $50. Score: RID
St. Louis ............O0OOOiOoS4lo
Brooklyn ............0l2O O210O-s 2 2
Batteries-St. Louis. Mcbride. Powell
and O'Connor; Brooklyn. Hughes and
Mcclure. EMPIRES. o'Day and McGarr.
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srai schools IN properties % ths numhsr
% teachers employed
Whereas We believe IN teaching men
ners. morals and the fundamental prin-
ciples fthe Christian religion. that they
may Be q sign-hoard 90 \ noble cls1zsa
and patriot: therefore be u
Resolved. That our actions ana words
should Be such as 20 plant them lndelIbly
In the child ruane: and
Whereas. The work done az the Normal
Institute was OF . superior character. bs-
Ing adapted TO the needs Of the young
teacher; therefore be q
Resolved. That we extend our thanks 20
Professors Stanley Nayior. Buck. Tem-
pie and Miss Clark: also 60 superlntsn-
dent colville and Mr.. PARROT for their
untiring efforts TO make the session pleas-
ant and profitable.
Total attendance for year............. e.
Average attendance .................... g
Number OF teachers enrolled for year -
Number attending every mesting..,.. -
Number attending All but one meet-
ING .................... .......s......... -
Amount OF dues paid $50
Amount used for ibrary.............. Is.sl
Amount for general expenses......... 40
balance received from ieos............ 8.7s
Balance for 1853 ....................... $50
The officers elected for the Teaehsre
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grade. $50.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

on the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Firm; creamery. 1914 9I7c; dairy,
lIGl5i=c.
Cheese-weak: Sisd9c.
Eggs-Weak; fresh. ud11Ec-
CHICAGO
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Chicago. July 1-Kirk Heizrood- form
erly IN the iron ore business. today nsea
a petition IN bankruptcy, with indebted
ness Al sEz<s and 10 Assets
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IIIISk2III

I viii guarantees
that my Rheumatism
Cure win relieve lum-
bago. sciatica and all
rheumatic pains In
two or three hour4
and cure in q few
days.
MUNYoN.
At all druggists,
25c, q vial. Guide
to Health and medf
eel advice free.
1905 Arch St. Phiia.
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GRAINA AND PROOUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, July 2S.-The leading futures
ranged az follows:
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-19

Editor Casey, Of the Rico News Sun,
who was in AHtsc last week, writes up
this ssstion in ths last issus Of his paper,
a. follows:
The iupior editor OF the News Sun,
after witnessing the opening OF ths Ute
reservation, took wheel trip down the
A nimas river 70 Aztec, New Mexico,
whore he Visited over Sunday with an
old friend, l.. @. Grove, editor Of the
INDEX. who made his brief visit very
pleasant, pointing out all places Of iu-
terest, including the famoHs Asteo ruins,
where an hour or more Was spent in
viewing the exterior and interior of the
former abode Of a pre- historic people.
He also met quite = number OF old time
RioOitos who have dFifted down from
the mountains in years Paat and Suilr
up nice homes IN that eaiebEatoe t4lit
belt.
The town Of Aatec is situated Ia the
Animas valley, thirty eight miios belsw
Durango, being the county seat OF San
Juan county and the business center Of
a. AnO an agricultural district % can bs
found 10 the west, which includes a
large portion Of the San Juan, Animas
and la Plata vailOg& Fruits OF all kinds
are grown there Ia abundance, as veil
as grain, vegetables and grasses, four
crops Of alfalfa being cut ia one season.
That section is now experiencing quite
boom in real estate, aH = great many
Of the people who had intended to secure
land on the Ute reservation have gone
down into those valleys and purchased
farms, pr0ferFing to locate whore there
is an abundance Of water already on the
ground. The only drawback TO those
beautiful and fertile valleys at present
is she long distance to market. but with
the advent Of q railroad Aztec and the
surrounding sOuntry would witness =
ggoWth and Improvement which would
be unsurpassed by any locality in the
vest. All home seskoIs met while there
we're highly pleased With ths country
and very few went away without Pur
chasing land, WhiSh can bo had under
ditch, at e8 20 e25 per acre. aeSOFdinG to
improvements.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-19


They assm determined to have San
Juau county fruit in sight at the varinus
fairs throughout the territory this fall.
Lately We printed a favorable article
from albuquerque, soliciting scms Of
cur eounty'o fruit products for the ter.
ritorisl fair in that city. Now the
New Mexican comes 1T us with this fer
vsat appeal to represent" at the horti-
cultural fair ct SANTA Fs, and there are
others:
San Juan county has received con
siderable comp Plimentary notice from the
press in this portion of the territory.
and II is aow the duty Of the citizens OF
that favored spot 10 prove that all the
bouquets thrown at them we're deserved.
This can be done by sending = hand.
soae exhibit of the products OF the
orchards OF that county 70 tho territorial
hortieultOral fair at Santa 20, The
newspapers have told Of the luseiouB
pears and the hRndaOme apples OF San
Juan, but there is no evidence 90 good
as that Of seeing, aud ths orchRElists
should keep their WondTOus products
IN evidences.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-19

Interest IN the Durango-Albuquerquo
road is being revived At both ends Of the
line. The Jeurnal-Democrat tells some
wholesome truths in thoiollowing article
from q recent issue;
The opsniaa Of the Ute reservation
will add very materially to the pvpula-
ton aad buaipesa OF south west Colorado,
aud will have an equally good eject up
on northWostorn New Mckee. indeou
the opinion ia entertained by a good
many persons that this territory will
gain wore by the oasaing sf tie roserva
tion than Will Col1rado; but the Two
sides st the stata line ere Ter III business
purposes tho anma e0unty, aud that the
district Surrounding Durango, Colo, and
embracing San Juan sOunty, 10 this ter
ritory, will receive q great atimulua from
the opening Of this riuh aud extensive
district 20 settlement. Ia admitted by
oyery one who knoWaanything about che
situation.
This large infiu1 OF people aud capital
to the district in question should have
very salutatory aud pOtsnt iuhuenoe
10 favor Of the building Of the proposed
line OF railway from durango 70 Albu-
querQJo. lh0 present movement Of
population into the district ought to rem
der the line in question . public necoa.
sity. and make 3 positive domand for
such q road. Ia the opinion OF these
best informed with regard 70 the resOur-
ess OF that country, there is RR1 has
beou for some years past, business
snough there to render such = line self
sustaining, and with the additional bust
ness which this movement will bring, u
line from this city through San JuAn
sourty 70 Durango. ought to be profit.
ablo.
1t is we'll knOwR that the district 10
question is one Of the richest and mos;
productive sections OF the sOuthWest, but
owing to the rugged sharsetsr Of the
county that has to be traversed BY the
only line that at present reaches it. the
district is cDmplotly cut Of from COM
lsunication with the roat Of the world
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-19


Progressive orehaTdiats in The Noliila VALLEY
have bosn busiIy engaged in thinning the peach
crop sad aoU the apples sBd psaru demand
attention. A. this valleE is one Of the earliest
fruit Fogions ia she territory this nots uhould be
read IN time tS romini n ait growers svsry whore
Of the Importance ef thinninF as q means OF
making fruit more meEshantablo. II snly the
Iout on the crop be considered the best time
70 thin is while tiny seed ia the fruit o Itl Wat-
small at that stage that the labor pl thinning
is very much greater thnn it would bd little
later, aud the extra oEpsnfe moro than EQUATOR
balances the advantage Of vory early thinning
In ths peach practically 40 bsneht results from
thiunihR after the atsny tissue forms around
tbs seed. The Arkannaa Traveller peaches we're
thinnsd n the College erehhge on the q d It,,
she fruit bainG half zach 10 diameter en- ths
average. Whsro a hsaVT srsp 4 set tully I'VE
aiXth6 OF the poashea ahould ke romGV6d. In
ths Molilla VALLEY not more than 800 iruits per
treo IN fall bearing are left ahd naay growers
rssemmend q smaller nunbor thau this. II the
fruit ganainiuE averages one feet apart VarT
good roaultl should folloT.
Tha apple crop viii nssd thinning throughout
the Territory. II tbs favorable teBurth thus far
received may be relied aDon. The Increase Ia
size secured b. thinning results In q muah
larger proportion Of high grade fruit, while
eolor aud flavor are alAO inprOVed. The apples
Ghould set get muah more than One half
zach diamOtor before ohtnning begins. OF aouEao
the largest fruit Ia cluatar should bo lets, and
ths ~ iAsaeNe " AEtAs- wiz % h~.etAao
largely b. varsity. The tendency Of all bsginnoFl
viii be 70 leave so manF traits on a tree. FROM
eight 10 twelve inches ia q safe spacing. The
pear requires the same treatment.
Thsrs can hardly 10 d0nbt that OVShardu IN
which the fruit z thiunsd when necessary aro
ienger lived aud ere mere apt = bear annuai
egopa than WheFe permitted 70 ev8rboar, The
labor Of thihniua ia 10 itelu 20 be sonsiaored, ,
but girls and boys can quickly BE- taught 10 do
tb0 Wsrk. ahd with cheap labor the practice is
unqueationahly prodtahle-PFsf @, A. keffsF,
u froal Ballstia No. q Aeu AoEioo Couego et
AgriaultaFs.
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Estate Of George Lohr, deceased
The undersigned having been app0inted
administrator Of the estate OF George
Lohr, deceased, hereby gives notice that
he will appear before the Probate Court
OF San Juan County, AZ the Court house
10 Aztec on the first Monday 10 July
next, AZ which time all peruns having
slsims against said estate, are notified
aud requested 70 attend for the purpose
Of having same adjusted, and all persoLa
are hereby notified that Il they fail t0
present their claims against said estate
within one year from the date hereof,
such claim will bo barred bv the statute.
AN persons Indebted 70 said estate are
requested 20 make immediate payment
20 the undersigned. Dated this "a day
OF Nay A. ID. 1890.
JoHH W. RUNHoN. Aominiairator.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-19

The New Mexican gives the following
account Of the sensational case now at
trasting public attention in the caPital
city. Charges aud counter charges are
{, inE thick and last down there;
Ten days ago warrants were issued for
the arrest OF o. l.. Merrill, late assistant
superintendent Of the petitentiaryi E..
A, BurRmann, superintendent; his aoR
Harry Burgmann and Captain I. B..
Hart, q ranehsr, who served a terra in
the penitentiary for granddaughter, com
mitted in q nght. The charge against
ali Of the accused ia conspiracy.
Merrill was arrested week ago and
gave bond. Sheriff Kinsoll and Detsc.
tive Cook brought Hart down from his
ranch near Aztec, though serving the
garrAat Ras not noeessdTy, aud he WAS
not imprisonsd. Yesterday Sheriff Kin
sell telephonod TO the BurgmRnna to
some TO the court house, as be had war
rants 70 read 10 then. The esh WHf
complied with, and promises given to be
present whenever examination should be
held.
The sxaminatiOn Of the charge will
bsgiu before Judge Jshn r. AcFie
next Tuesday, II there be 10 postpone
m0nt.
The accusation il based upon an afh
davit or statement bY @. II. Schultz
aliaa w. II. Garner, made since his in
sarceraIion in ths sounty jail uPoh com-
plant Ut Ox.MarahAli Fred FOrno1, Of
Albuq qdeTquo.
Schultz, alias Garner, was sent to the
psnitsntiary from BsrnalillO county, tbs
residenes Of Mr. FOFnOh, for obtaining
muney uRder false pT0tenses. His torul
ended Oh April 20 last and On that day
he WAS arrested for perjury. While ia
she penltOntiary SchultE made q sworn
statement that he bad gORe to the peiI
tsnLiary by agroeWeut With kon. y. B
CatFon, / red fsEhO9, and through sOh
niVanGo with other Albuquerque people
to pOisaA The food 0l Superintendent
Burgmann, District Attorney J. d. Crisl
Governor w +. ThorntOh DR.. J. a
sloan and DR.. N. b. LauGhlin, upon
soms occasion when they should dihs
there.
The confossor alaO submittSd bottles
said 70 contain poison furnished to him
for the murderOus purpose. The state
msnt was lengthy and contained many
details not proper TO annonnce until con
sldered 10 court,
Prior TO the a1idavit being made
Captain Hart had bscome q free man
Before ho left SnHta Re he informed
District Attorney q. A. Spies OF th,
claim being made by Sshults. The facl
WIS also learned by Mr.. Catroa, VIII,
has since been actively working out bis
theory that Schultz was prOnpted Il
make the accusation 10 regard TO the
proposed poisoning and other matteri
by other parties at the peniteRtiGry. Ii
Was undoubtedly expected to discover
from sohultz vii facts eOnnsoted with
the matter for the purpose Of reaching
the parties suspected Of inspiring th6
conspiracy.
How much the prisoner has revealed
or stated upon this subject, aud whether
his atatsmont is cOrrObOTated can Onll
be ascortained at an examination rex
week, when his statement Ia regard L
the alleged murder plot and the allogeC
conspiracy will be considered.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-19

avery winter, some years for several
weeks 1t time, while during the entire
winter season communication 10 always
dimeult and uncortain, and the rates
from Denver are necessarily much high
or than thsy would have 70 be from this
point. All this is fully realized and ap-
preciated by the people In the vicinity
Of Dnrango, and those Of Han Juan eoun
~, and they are AL not only willing but
anxious to aid the proposed enterprise
Ga the utmost Of their ability. The San
Juan people some tim0 ago agreed To
not enly procure the right Of way for
such y read without charge, but 10 do
ali the grading necessary or the lino
through their county, and take thuiF pay
IL Stock in the read, and We have no
doubt that they are atill willing 70 do aa
muoh, because the neeesaily for q lino
that will furnish them q reliable outlet
20 markets Of the world for the pro
ducts Of their country, and At al sea-
sons, makes itself more nautsly felt
every year.
II good live local organisation uould
now be formed, with the asaistanos that
Voula be rendered By the people VI
Durango aud OF San JuaR county, aud
what could bs safely relied upou from
the people Of AlbuquerQu0. there ia hard
y q doubt that sufficient capital sOuld
nov Be raised to build and equip the line
and We do not believe there ia one
AMONG all the schemes and enterprises
that have been talked about frOm time
to time for the benefit Of Albuquerque
that would do the town more good or
result in greater permanent bcneht than
the building OF line from this place to
the northwest
Now is the time for us to push this
matter. Large sums OF money will BE
put into the building of roads ia the
southwest during the next two years
aud that money will be secured by those
enterprises that make an effort to gel it
Let u0 make the effort, and secure the
! Investment Of little Of Of the now idl,
capital Of the country for the benefit ol
Albuquerque.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-19

IL the day coming when We shall cook
eur oWn ioOd at our own table; when all
We shall have TO do is to attach q wire to
the electric fixture overhead. and or 3
near slab. heated by electricity, cook
eggs. steaks, and cakes exactly to
suit our own tastSa, to say nothing OF the
enjoyment 0e having everything fresh
aud steaming hotf Miss Annie Loash's
article 10 the Nay Cosmopolitan on
"Scisnse 10 the Model Kitchen" iH inter.
satinS to kousekeepeTs from hundred
points m vieE, as we'll rs in its sugges
zion Of the electric cooking Of the future
Photographs OF the present day develop
ment in electric cooking are given with
the article, besides the interi0r Of the
kitchens Of many noted houses.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-19
Q. n. MuHENRY,
Commander Pro Ten
WALrhn WEsToN, Adiutant.

Partioslr Utah who recently visited
the Bloomaeld and Salmon mesas, are
seriously considering proposition to
take out ditch from the San Juan river
absyo Largo. TO cover the big mesus
namsd. or ali the irrigation pogsibili-
lies ia tas county there ia none more at
traetIvo 10 the saSual observer than this.
The gsatlemsn who recently purchased
Mr.. Kight'e orchards we're in the party
that iuvsstiEatsd the aehsHis Aad uem-
bsra Of which are nSw Gguring on its
assirability. The building u this ditch
gouid esriainly - = toa-ssriAe IN No
development and progress Of the San
Juan river valley.