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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-01-13

Notice is hereby givon that tho uudeFiigned
has taken mp the following described ostray
animal at bis ranch, miles above Largo, VIE
One bay mare four or fve ysars old Branded
? on right shoulder. Weighs about 900 pounds.
The owner or owners Of said described animal
forfeit the same at tbs end Of seven months
from the date OF the first publication OF this
notice, unless claimed BY the owner or owners
thereof, or their agent, proving ownership, and
paying all legal charges thereon
David E. Lobato,
First pub. Dee 50, 1898. Aztec, n. n
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hot fsller t'oihor iiornln'-
Nest amusin sort % ouss;
He'd a curus style 40, ut him
Cert'n'y eouidn't viii ho puss.
says; whore you En-, pardhaSl"
An he smilec IN knoWin' way
An replies n inrrin' li,eo,
Porto Rieo, u.aA"
Seen q fsllsr down on Broadway
With q shockin' heed o hair
An lot o. tropic accents
Al q most nutlandish aif.
where's he fsumf" Teller shouted.
But hsforo we'd timi 10 ray,
This yoro hsathan iurrsd en- answered
Honolulu ,'U.8.AH
Mota fellow ysro op oiiys
With q nomhrsro on;
Had lot Of shaEgy Vhiskers;
Nearly all bic cloihih Eono;
Stopped an ask mo fuf q quarter
saysi ms homo . ar away"
where you fruml' The varmint answered
Santiago, Us A."
Seen q follsr a. tho southern
With a heavy iron box;
OvsreOat was linsd wish dosrskin
Wore q dozen par o uo4.
sised him MP 70 be q miner,
JudGin hE his awkward way.
Seen him WFito IN bic characters,
'DaVson Cit1, y. e.A"
Seem sadhle-colorcd heuthsn
Wsarin' earrings 10 his nose;
LINEN cuffs nround hii ankles;
Most indecent lack 3 clothes.
''Whero'd this hes,han guy ysra sprinl
erumf"
/ inquired, In lofty way.
An he had the nerve % answer,
'From Manila, .. S.A.n
Gee | says. never heord OF
These yere esnnybns before
Air these hoathon yer, all votorsf
VALVE stan fur an moroi
Next you knew, you rsk fellsr
Where he's irum, ava be viii say
With lordly kind o. flourish,
can CREATION .. B.A,"
st. Louis Dispatch.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-01-13

There is great interest throughout
the west over the coming meeting Of
stocknen to be held in Denver during
the week commencing January %, Be
side the national live stock convention
a range cattle exhibition 10 to be held al
Che stock yerds the hrst exhibition oI
che kind ever held in the country. AL
ready there have been entered more
than thirty cars ot:oattlo and the indi,
seiinns SIS thst fhsre r'it h-so ir.-
- carloads oi calves, yearlings and two
year old steers. These cattle are all
range bred and have never tasted any
feed but grasS and hay.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Netioo of Contsss.

Uaitod stas Land oHes. Santa Fs, n. n. !
DecembSf 20, issa :
N'nrlniairk hnrsi-- .7eff safs4 q y u t,f t.Ci a
u Alielis n Kcupg sgainat James @. Houston
lor a19Edonlug his homostoad entry No. lg0I.
dated NoVen Der %, 1895, upon the nh sWk and
the w nwlf 3sc q, tp - n, 6W, with a VioW
to cqncolatton Of said entry, the said parties
are hsfeaY summoned to appear at this ofioe Of
the Probate Clerk Of San Juan county, at Aztec,
n n, on February II, 1899, at 10 o'clock, m, 20
respond end furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment. Hearing on testimony
at this once on March IA, 1893.
~ MANUEL R. OTERo, Register.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-01-13

A Washington telegram dated January
- says; Senator Teller has succeeded
in getting the senate committee on up.
prOpriations 70 make several amend.
ments to the Indian appropriation bill
as it came from the house, and which
was reported to the senate today. 0hS
Of these provided for an appropriation
Of $4,000 for improvements at tho Fort
Lewis school az heretofore outlined in
these dispatches. The proposed inn
proysmenls are to be girls dormitory
q kitchen ard dining room. hospital and
other improvements
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THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OcsI Proceedings special Msena Friday Jan.
I3th -. Results Of she Precinct Elections

The Board Of County Comuls.
sioners Of San Juan county, N. NJ.
met In special session January "a,
1899. Present, T. ]. Arlington,
chairmani Commissioner A. ]. Gil,
mour,a and Clerk Chss v. Stafford.
Absent, Commissioned Juan A.,
Jaquez,
Minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The election returns for justices
of the peace and couatables for the
various precincts were csuvassed
and the following declared elected
and certificates Of election issued
thereto:
Pine River, Precinct No. l. Narcolino
Carols, justice; Rufino Murtines, con-
stable.
AEtso. Precinct No. .2-Price Walters,
justice; Frank Baker. constable.
La Plata, Precinct No. s-A. @.
ThomaS, justice; James Hartley, sr.,
constable.
Fruitland. Precinct No. 4-Wm. q,
Black, justice; james E. Stevens, con-
stable.
FarmingtOp, Precinct No. b-W. A.
Hunter. justice; Wm. Estsa, constable.
BiOomdsld, Precinct No. 6-P. NJ.
Salmon, justice; Nurdock Mckenzie,
constable.
Largo. Precinct No 7--NO election.
Flora Vista. Precinct No. s--Antops
soaver, justice; Arthur seapsy, con.
stable.
Blanoo. RroCiuet No. Q 9-Maximo MUn.
tOya, JUSTICE; F. A. Luiau, constable.
Cedar Hill, Precinct No. 1O-A. U,
Graves, justices Chss. Schrador, con,
stable.
1t was moved that the bills Of
Joe Fahrion, ]. E. Elmer and John
Jones for services as health officers
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A dispatch from Remedies. Province
Santa Clara, Cuba, dated January II.
says; General MaKimo Gomez has
been enthusiastically fstsd in the towns
be has visited, Trumphal arches in
SsFlbOd "vivs the liberating army" and
expressing gratitude to the United
States were erected. At breakfast At
CSibsrin given him by Spanish residents
General Gomez toasted Mr.. Mckinley.
Gomez will probably proceed to Santa
Clara. stopping at intermediate towns.
BE has been invited to visit many towns
in the island aud he received many gifts
The general is understood to be hurt at
the fact that the United States govern
msnt omeialS are not noticing him aud
not inviting him TO Havana.
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in establishing and maintaining a
quarantine against smallpox at
Pennington be held for further con
sideration at the next regular
meeting.
Report of E. 9. Berry as justice
of the peace of Precinct No. 2, 6lsd
and approved,
It appearing that the taxes on
Lots and 2 Of Block S, Farming
ton, for the year 1897 were doubly
assessed and collected, it was ord
cred that E. G. condit be credited
on his tax OF 1898, SI.5o, the
amount wrongfully collected.
]. G. Kello was allowed fruit
tree exemption on assessment Of
1893. $500. .t
w. F. Gillian was allowed fruit
tree exemption on assessment of
1897, S4oo.
Report Of A. U. Graves, road SUI
pervisOF of Precinct No. 10, filed
and approved.
Messrs, joe Prewitt and E. D.
Sharp were appolaled q committee
to examine the books ftae county.
The following bills were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn:
@. A. spissa, district attorney $50 90
John w, Brown. fees. Territory
70. Carter ...,............... 6 so
A. y. Graves, salary as road over
seer. ......,........ 8 90
Luz MunOz, services aa special
constable .............. 2 Is
The Board then adjourned.
Attest: T. ]. ARLINGTON,
CHAs. v. Stafford, Chairman.
Clerk.
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DRoPPRO DEAD.
Guddep Demise OF r. NJ. Hhera oi
Trinldad - Father Of San laan
County eltlaana.

suddsp Demise oT p. N. Rheru o.
Trinidad - Father 81 San laan
GOurty citizens.
The sad nsWn was received the week
BY hosuru Henry and Frank Akers Of
tbe death Of their father. r. N. Akers.
proprietor Of the q. 8 hotel at rrinidsd.
Colorado. The death occurred three
weeks ago. but the news was delayed in
reaching the boys here because Of q
mistaks made BY iriands Who sent the
telegram containing the sad intelligence
to q former address al Elizsbsthtown.
MN.
In The Las Vegas Optic We had an
account OF the death, which il will be
seen occurred under rather strange cir.
cumstaness. The daughter referred to
balOW ip thS wife Of a. G, TharR Of the
In Plata:
The lie Of r. N. Akors, who hao for
for eome yoAra been eondsOting the u.
s. hotel at Trinidad, came to q sudden
ending st I o'clock Sunday afternoon
under rather peculiar circumstances
Two boardora heoamo involved IN q
dlticulty at the dinnsr table. Mr
Akora intsrisred and be ams so excited
that his heart ceased 70 Doat. He sank
% the floor aud expired without after
lag q word. Deceased had boen afflicted
With heart trouble for several years.
He was sixty-ouo years Of age and was 4
member Of the Grand Army and vas
we'll known throughout the southwest
A wife and six children are left to
mourn bis death Frank, Henry and
Nettte, three Of the grown children re-
Sids at AEtee, N. H., and Bert is in AFi.
1eR6. The other two, 4 little boy and
siEl are e home 10 Trinidad.
The bsreavad ,slatives have the sym
psthy Of the people Of the ontizs com
munity 10 their uHliction.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-01-13

We have discovered a sure psnaces
for sll the ills the iesh is heir to. Use
"HOrsoshOs" Or "Prido Of America" -four
made by the Durango Milling 4 Els.
VaiOr Co.. and you will hnd your diRea
tiOn imprOVsdi it brightens the eye.
sWSstons the breath, cures "thHt tired
feeling" and prevents the pants from
bagging at the kHees.
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Hotlsa n Contest.

" 3. LAM rs e. Santa "a. n. n
Csmpiaiut haeinr bsen entered AZ this ofic6
by Lllte Lewis aEainat Samuel + Pierce FOR
abandoning his homestead ontry No l253 dated
April q, 1924, upog the 81 SWi< Sec 2 and the
SKI Shh Of Sec 5, Township 81 N, RidW, in
Ban Juan county. With a view TO eancellatio
Of said sntry the said parties are hereby sum
monsd 20 appear at the ofioe OF Probate CLERK
q San Juan county, at Aztec, d, on January
o. 1882 at 10 o'clock N, to respond and fur
niuh testimony concerning said alleged abandon
meat, Hearing on testimony at this oftlos on
IS MANUAL R oTERO, Register,
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0afA MED 81 SEVERAL TnJsTWORIaY
W persons in this teFritory 90 manage our
huaiuk1 in thoir own aud ureFbg counties. ltiG
mainly 0ilte work conducted az homo. SALARY
tnnnndo no MORE uo Ices eaiery. honthlg llt
Msl1reuoea A.lelol1 lall-addFoa1ec gianrod
tV1lopa MolSql, - a1ls Eull.s ~ -
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Roo W. q. Chapman, tbs leading hard.
wars mau Of Durango, when you
want 70 buy wagon. he keeps the
Balm the best made.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-01-13

Go 10 W. Q, Chapman 10 DuEango ios
general hardware Of all kinds. Buin
wagoqo, sio. Hs carries g fuu ll.s a
lsa price.
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THE GREATEST BOOK OF THE LGEI
Should b IN EVsy Hsms ihd ubnJ.
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The Affairs
of Europe

are faithfully portrayed in the original and
exclusive cable dispatches which THE CHI
cAGo RECORD prints daily from the leading
capitals of the old world. This magnificent
special service is in process of being greatly
extended so as to include every important
city in Europe; and it is supplemented by
the full regular cable service of The Asso-
ciated Press.
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The Chicago Record, alone Of an American
newspapers outside New York city
now prints original and exclusive
cable dispatches daily kroH
the leading capitals Of Europe.
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Dr.. EonnsF'S Kidney aud Back.
ashs Curo.
~ Lldnoy. Dladdor and urinar, troubla
Too tloluelt o. aGanty uFino lolaedny and
0trua1anty cured bF tEl1 uoldcfful medf
elne fa-e9ltlug n ehildFeu a cnret by
elan lal tal alta alned iFeat 6decoII. l1tolt
~ netlta n not - tlgaed after ul'ng 90
ll,ll1 soal acleT utl b FoilnAl1 II ]
~ vmL1Anls.,u,,s. NH
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The Colorado a Northwestern Invsssus
Companv. 81 Al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-12-12
Retail Grocers' Meeting.

A largely attended meeting Of the
Retail Grocers' Protective Association.
held last evening. a large volume OF
business was transacted, among which
was the election of officers for the en-
suing year, as follows: Board of Dr.
rectors. j. W. Kennen, w. E. Eberts,
H. w. Schrebe, F. Veiweg; First Vice
President, H. F. Behrens; Second Vice
President, Thomas w. Killeen; Record
ing Secretary, ]. c. StrobeI; Financial
Secretary, VIM. Wendell; Treasurer,
John Mckee. The board Of directors
elects a president OF its own body. The
National Association Of Retail Grocers
will meet at Cleveland on the 10th, nth
and 18th Of January next, and the
Wheeling local is entitled to delegates.
and as they will take an active part in
this meeting the following members
win represent this body at the said
meeting: J. W. Kennen, w. C. Eberts,
T. w. KllIeen, ]. ii. Dowler ara J. G.
StroebeL
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NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
A Collection of the Small Events of
Each Passing Day.

IA ASSA
Council this evening in regular session.
"A vag was arrested by officer Rolf in
the Eighth ward last evening.
The will of the late John Rohan was
was nearly completed last evening.
The paving of North Chapline street
was partially completed last evening.
james A. Garfield Circle No. i, Ladies
of Honor, will elect officers this evening.
One deed of trust was admitted to re-
cord at Clerk Robertson's office yesterday.
Justice NJ. H. Srolowitz will open his
office in the Owens building, on Sixteenth
street.
Officer James Larkins has presented
the Niagara fremen with a new set of
dominoes.
Some Of these days or nights a fire en-
CINE viii be wrecked by the holes in the
brick paving at various points.
The Sunday school of St. Pauls Ger
man church will give an apron social at
the church next Thursday evening.
-Alva F. Lewis yesterday qualified Ss.
administrator of the estate of Mary A.
Lewis. deceased. Bond. $500; Merritt Lewis.
surety.
Druggist Waterman. of Eleventh and
Market streets, yesterday presented the
chemical fire boys with a box of fine
cigars.
The retail grocers met at L. o. o. f..
hall, last evening. and discussed a num-
Der of business matters, which appear else
where.
This morning at ten O'Clock the Fire
Committee win 60 out to McCulloch street
to inspect the foundations OF the new en-
CINE house.
John McGraw. of Bogg's run. who ac-
cidentally received a bullet wound in his
neck last Saturday evening. continues TO
improve slowly.
"A lecture will be delivered by DR.. A..
W. Lamar. at the Y. NJ. C. a. building, on
the evening OF December 21st. Dr Lamar
is an eminent platform speaker.
The Spears axle works. on the South
Side. which has not been operating In full
for some weeks past. owing TO the dun sea-
son, was put on double turn yesterday.
The a.arm of fire shortly after II
o'clock last night was caused by a lamp
explosion in a residence on Fourteenth
street. about midway netween Jacob and
McCulloca No particular damage was
done.
At St. Andrews Mission, on the South
Side, last evening. a supper was given by
the ladies OF the congregation. The affair
was quite a success. socially and financial
~. Many members CT the mission and
their friends were present
The frat Of a series Of revival meet
ings was held at the II. E church at BEN
wood last evening The meeting was con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. G. w. Beuts.
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Special to the Register.
DETROIT, Mich, December Ii
Rev. ]. J. Axtell, of Royal Oak, fought
a prize fight with Gus Dondera, hotel
keeper, to prove to him and his fellow
saloon keepers that the dominic is
neither a coward nor a lobster" The
saloon keepers said they would force
him to fight or to leave town riding on
a rail and bearing the brand of a
coward.
The dominic, who was an athletic
trainer at college, met them on the
fight proposition, which was arranged
and pulled off in regulation style, ac-
cording to Queensberry rules. All the
necessary accessories were established
in r. ]. ~Jenney's barn, and with the Of
fcials and esquires. the two men put
on the gloves and faced each other last
Saturday night before a small crowd
of spectators. They fought five rounds
to a draw. The preacher put 1t all
Owe the %saloonist, having him on
queer street" when the referee, a par
tisan of the vanquished, called time.
A deputy sheriff tried to stop the
fight, but the preacher demurred and
got him to let it go on. The result
being unsatisfactory, the preacher Is
willing to try it over again. but Dom
dero is not talking any more.
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in command Of the gunboat Petrol at
the battle of Manila bay.
Since his return from Manila to the
United States his health had been
broken and he lacked the power to
throw off the disease which caused his
death.
The condition of Lieut.. Brumby. who
was Dewey's flag lieutenant during the
battle OF Manila Bay, and has been at
tached to his staff since his return to
the United States. is very serious.
Admiral Dewey is not permitted TO
visit the sick man.
Commander Wood was ordered TO
command the Petrol December 16, 1896.
and it was while in that command that
he earned the highest praise of Adml-
raj Dewey and his brother officers. The
Petrel is the tiniest Of gunboats and
without protection beyond a steel deck.
Because Of her light draft Commander
Wood saw his opportunity to run the
Petrol cloes in shore off the entrance
to the harbor at Cavite during the bat
tie of Manila bay. The Spanish ships
that remained afioat had sought shelter
under the guns of the forts at Cavite
and Dewey's ships could not get at
them. The little Petrol, however,
steamed boldly into the harbor en-
trance. sunk the remaining Spanish
boats and then paid her respects 10
the Spanish forts in such fashion as to
silence them.
The exploit was a remarkable exhibit
ton OF cool daring and skill and
Woods brother officers made no secret
OF their belief that his feat was the
most daring and successful OF any con
nected with the memorable naval bat
tie. The board Of naval rewards rec
commended hat for his eminent and
conspicuous conduct In battle Com
mander Wood should be advanced ten
numbers in his grade. and although
this was a higher measure OF reward
than was bestowed upon any other
captain, Congress did not withhold IL
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IN SOCIETY.

Avery pleasant evenings entertain
ment was given under the auspices OF
Excelsior Lodge, No. 10, A. o. U. w.
1t was in the nature of a family gath
ering of the members Of this lodge.
Mrs. w. J. Elliott, Miss, Annie Bert
schy, Mrs. Henry Bertschy, Master Carl
Bertschy and Carrie Gompers contrib
uted musical selection. This is the
first of a series CT entertainments of a
like nature to be given by this very
enterprising lodge. The committee IN
charge of last nights entertainment
was composed of w. J.. Elliott, D. Coch-
ran and Henry Bertschy.
Miss Frances Wheat will entertain the
Spinsters' Club this afternoon at her
home on North Main street.
Mrs. James B. fancy entertained a
number of relatives at progressive eu-
chre at her home on the Island last
evening, in honor Of the anniversary
Of the birth Of Mr.. fancy and Mr..
Julius Pollock. Out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Camilla Peters. of Brook
Ign; Mr.. Mortimer Bryant, Of Brook
Ign, and Miss Anna Myers. of Harri-
sonburg, Va.
Mrs. Harry Whitaker very charming
ly entertained the Twentieth Century
Girls yesterday afternoon at her Il
try home at Glenwood. There were a
great many visitors present aside from
the club members. Miss Emma Forbes
won the first prize, a handsome bust.
The second prize, a Landscape matinee,
was awarded to Miss Martha Smith.
Refreshments were served at a season.
able hour. The visitors present were:
Miss Meyers, of H~arrisonburg, Va;
Miss Mary Gardner, of Steubenville,
O.; Miss Mary Mendel, Of Taylor, Tex;
Mrs. Barclay, Savannah, Ga.
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and was very largely attended. The meet

and was very largely attended. The meet
ings will continue for several weeks
Mrs. Jennie Fitzsimmors. wife of Philip
Fitzsimmons, died at her residence on
West street. in the North End, last night
at 1920 o'clock. Hrs. Fitzsimmons was
~forty-two years of age and was well
known and highly esteemed. The range
merits for the funeral will probably be
made to-day.
AT the La Belle tin plant, mills Nos.
s, 8 and 10 were started up in full. The
various departments of the plant have
been idle for the past few days, owing to a
scarcity of material. The other mills are
expected to resume operations about the
first of the year.
A meeting of the Methodist Ministers
Association was held at the Fourth Street
NJ. E. church yesterday afternoon. The
topic, Some Neglected Texts was in
troduced by Rev. J. w. Waters, and was
thoroughly discussed by the preachers in
attendance. The remarks in order through
out the afternoon were of an interesting
nature.
The funeral of Mr.. Thomas Brannen.
the aged Pan Handle railway employee,
who died from the effects of injuries
which he received in an accident last
Thursday morning. took place from his
late residence on South Market street yes
terday morning at $3.50 o'clock. Requiem
mass was held at St. Joseph's Cathedral
at nine O'Clock. The remains were taken
to Mt. Calvary cemetery for burial. The
services were attended by the many rela-
tives and friends of the deceased.