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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-15
NOTICE FOR PAROLE.

Notice Is hereby given that Arthur
France, No. 6o2, Il prisoner now con.
fined In the Ohio State Reformatory
has been recommended to the board 10y
the superintendent and chaplain as
worthy of consideration for parole or
discharge. Said application will be
for hearing on and after July II, 1900.
June 15-22-29+
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othe' via Washington. Fare will be
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Buchtel college before the fire and
after the fire, en- 6x15 card suitable
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SUNDAY EXCURSION TO CoLUM-
Bus, JUNE 18th, VIA. c., A. &
G. RAILWAY,
S125 round trip from Akron, good
returning on special excursion train at
S:25 a. m, central time; returning
leave Columbus Z p. III.
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NOTICE-I wilt buy all the old horses
and mares that you do not want to
keep over winter. n, O. thinner
man, 216 Furnace st., Akron, O.
Tel 826. 1856 tt
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Railroad Notices.
June s-15-22.

$3.50 CHICAGO AND RETURN.
Via Il. & o. X. r.. June 20 and 27
Tickets good returning until July 4.
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FOR SALE-By 6. w. GrIdley. AZ
Central building. Phone $40.
3 room house and lot Hazel st., worth
$3.50, will take $3.50.
Good house and lot, Yale stat $1,000.
worth $500.
Two houses Cohurn st., bargain,
only $4,000.
Money to loan in sums to suit.
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READ, GREAT BAReAIN, pr.n,

READ! GREAT BARGAIN, READ,
Are you looking for the best real o..
tate bargain ever offered? Cali Mt No.
S57 s. Main ct. and get full particulars.
A good room house and barn. ~
acres Of lnnd with all kinds of fruit
trees. Property Is located at RIO. 149
Dayton st., North Hill If sold i'm.
mediatcly, $1,000 will buy this prop.
erty.
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FOR SALE-Lot 293, S. & S. End allot.
and lots s and 0, Lamparter and
Motz allot. Are for sale cheap, on
easy terms. Apply personally, Emory
A. Prior. Atty, Cuyahoga Falls, o.
30S-331%
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FOUND-Several articles of value at
Summit Lake park; owners can have
them by describing the articles and
paying for this al, Menches Bros,
Managers. 1857
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GO TO CEDAR POINT. OHIO'S
BEST PLEASURE RESORT.
Saturday, June 18th, with Werner
picnic. Train leaves Union depot, via
b. & o. r. r., $3.50 a. M, accompanied
by Sth Reg. Band. Fare Sl.00 round
trip.
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IOO hiCl IlCAEIC
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or use telephone 600.
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FOR SALE--43 acres of lan1, second
bottom, two miles south OF Hudson;
new house, price 1900; 5000 down,
balance IL ten years. Leroy Munson,
Akron. 2S5-201t
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 70 LoAN-s5, 600 to loan, in
sums 10 suit borrower. II. o.
Feedcrle. 304-tf
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PACKING AND STORING.

WANTED Packing and storing. Fur
niture specially. Kratz's Furni-
ture store. 149 s. Howard.
Mch to Sep 8.
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READ! GREAT BARGAIN. READ!
Are you looking for the best real es-
tate bargain. ever offered? Call at No.
35T s. Main, ST., and get full particulars
A good Z room house and barn, ~
acres Of land with all kinds of fruit
trees. Property is located at No. 140
Dayton St, North Hill. If sold i'm
mediately, $1,000 will buy this Prop
erty.
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STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO EU.
ROPE AND PARIS EXPO.
CsrurInN

Tickets via all leading lines at low
est rates. Information cheerfully CIV
en- upon application to g. d. Honodle
ticket agent, Union depot Cooks per-
sonally conducted tours. Apr 2S-tf
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building lots. j. o. Kapp, AIT T..
Mill st. 27-51s
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TIE BRUNER, GooDHUE COOKE
COMPANY.
Oldest Abstract Office in the county.
Established 1870.
Our experience guarantees correct
Abstract Of Title,
Prices reasonable. Promp. service.
215 South Main st.
Phone 10.
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SUNDAY EXCURSION no COLUM-
BUS, JUNE 18th, VIA. c., A. &
c. RAILWAY

S125 round trip from Akron, good
returning on special excursion train at
S:2J a. m, central time; returning
leave Columbus p. IN.
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FOR SALE--Furniturc and carpets,
nearly new, everything needed for
light housekeeping. Rooms will he
given up. Call at once, los S. How.
ard ST., over Citizens Natl. bank.
4G-4S%
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs. Ada j. Tidyman, II former stu
dent of Oberlin Conservatory gives
thorough instructions on piano; pupils
taught at their own homes; terms
moderate. Address, ZIG Brown st.
46-6J+
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FOR SALE--Twenty acres land in Gov.
entry FOR only $500. This Is dirt
cheap. Buy 1t. i. =. Book & Co.,
229 s. Howard st.
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOUND.

FOUND--A pair Of steel trimmed spec
tacles. Owner can have same by
calling at this office and paying for
this advertisement. lift
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-03-09
FLORA vIsrH.

VIM. Parker. Of Sooner valley, invaded our
den last week.
Jim Mccoy started to Pine Ridge and Du-
range on Monday, to be gone several days.
Mr.. Mccoy will spend the summer in the
mountains.
Chas. Shepherd, having sold his ranch to
Mr. Allen, has moved with his family to Du-
range.
Chas. Wsggoher win farm the coming sea-
son ON the Tully ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Crouch having rented
their ranch VIII spend the summer at ouray.
Colorado.
SHERMAN wagsoher viii farm A. A. Wag-
gOhers ranch.
Ed Turner has rented A. Banta's ranch for
the season.
Mrs. Stewart having sold her ranch to J. Il
smith and O. s. PressgTovo having sold ont
tow. o. Crandall, Mrs. Stewart and family
Mr. Preasgrove and family and Mr.. Lane and
family viii start next Monday for the south
eastern part OF the territory, where they viii
locate permanently
ID. n GurneY came down from Bayfield, on
Wednesday TO visit his family, and to make
arrangements for moving 10 the mountains,
Mrs. j T. MCMILLAN entertained number
Of friends Wednesday evening az her home.
The settlers at Flora Vista have been max
ing some good improvements on the lower
end Of the Ellidge ditch. This viii bring
considerable more hand into cultivation IN
and around Flora Vista.
j. n Cornelius having gotten an extension
on the lower end Of the Fafmers' ditch, has
located le0 acres 81 . homestead on the Tully
arroyo.
We are informed that George Van Bookern
and family viii arrive In few days from
Durango and viii take up their residence on
Mr. Van Bookern'a ranch
We interviewed Jake Ross the other day
as to what he thought Of the prospects for a
fruit crop this year and this Is hts opinion.
He saidi u have lived here some years and
am eettin' purity toletable old, and have
noticed that when we have a hig fruit crop
we have deuce OF big baby crop hrat, be-
cause Il SERVES 70 keep on the frost and h0ldt
the fruit buds back I don't know whether
10 darnod maEy babies in the country has
anything TO DO with the fruit crop or not, bui
i've noticed it's iett that way Yes, Yes
jacob Well have plenty ol iruit this year
Baniaihin Caudoll having rented hts ranol
in Greonhorn Flat 10 Elder Henry will maxi
his honae with Mr. and Mrs. j, a. Mccoy.
Thore are Two or three very deslrabl
ranches ih and around Flora Vista Tor rent.
Horn. 10 Mr. and MrI. Frank QuiuN We'd
neaday, Mnrch 3 girl
Try dls Office for Cob printing! Quir
work low prices.
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Ideal Apple country.

The Roswell Record prints an inter.
view as follows with a gentleman who
had ascertained New Mexico's qualifca-
tions as an apple pro ducer. The condi-
tion in the Pecos valley and in San Juan
county are somewhat similar, and the
article therefor bears on the local situa-
ton:
"The strangest thing to me in this
country of strange things is the met
amorphosis Of the psa Davis apple"
said B. F. MARBLE. a prospecting Hoos-
Ter, the other day, Il never imagined
it possible to find it a passable eating
apple-and my experience with it is
rover thirty years. 1tmust be conceded,
however, that in New Mexico, the Ben
Davis is different article from what it
is in any Of the eastern states. With
this wonderfully improve d quality, it is
hard for me to understand how it has
any serious competitor in the great
commercial orchards Of the valley-for
it has no equal as a keeper and shipper
"There is one version Of the origin
of the Ben Davis that illustrates it's
keeping qu alities pretty we'll, conhn-
ued Mr.. Marple with a twinkle in his
eye. II heard it in the black apple coun-
try Of Arkansaw on the way out here,
and am sure it is generally believed there,
tits to the effect that upon the farm
Of one Ben Davis. in the Susquehanna
valley, there was peculiar mound that
scientists pronounced primitive tomb,
many thousand years old. 1t became
necessary to remove this cumulus, and
several fragmentary skeletons were
found that crumbled to dust when ex-
posed to the air, pottery, copper imple-
ments and the like In one Of the pots
was a lot debris. The pot was inverted
and out rolled a red .streaked apple, from
VIII ich sprang the Ben Davis of today.
Thousands of years in storage and not
pheased bitl OF course the skin was
little puckered. but that wag ALL
This is more nearly an ideal apple
country than any have ever seen.
said Mr.. Warple in closing. There is no
doubt that it is a future apple center
Of the continent. Any country that cen
make hne table ap plo out Of the Ben
Davisissure to be that. 1t has been a
delight to me to meet many old favor
ties here, attaining an even g reater
perfection than they did ia the palmy
days Of cid Indiana before the todling
moth and the leaf blight came TO mock
us. The best White Winter Pearmains
1 ever saw and tasted was right here in
Mexico, and down at the farms I have
seen Rambos, Northern Spys, Greeningsi
Smiths elders, Golden Sweets, May o.
Mires, Nonesueh, and Blackeyed Susans,
all Of form and favor that left nothing
to be desired. Even the canny little
Winesap 10 larger aud batter than over
saw before. have seen but a few Of
the Russians here, to my surprise.
though / should think the conditions
would be particularly favorable"
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IN. c. PERKINS,
ATTORNEY AT LAM,
Rooms 1917 Williams Block. Durang, Colo
Practices in all State and Territorial Courts.
F.o PERKINs.
This Is ArbOr Day.

Today friday is Arhor day aud a
holiday in ell the public schools Of this
territory. The actual planting Of trees
may be done at such other most con-
venient times as may best conform to
local climatic conditions. bat such
other time must be designated, and
due notice thereof given by the sew
eral county superintendents Of schools
for their respective counties.
Governor Oteroa proclamation says:
"I, Miguel A. Otero, governor Of the
territory Of New Mexico, in pursuance
of the law, and by virtue Of the au-
thority in me vested do hereby desig-
nate and proclaim Friday, the ninth
day of March, A. d. 1900, as srbof day,
and the same shall be observed as 6
holiday in all the public schools OF the
territory, and the county superintend-
ents Of the several counties throughout
the territry are admonished to give
notice Of the particular day which will
hest conform to local climatic condi-
tions, upon which the people and
school children shall actually plant
trees. in conformity with the law Our
people generally are urged to observe
this day, not only as one for their own
pleasure aud benefit. but for the rcsulie
that will come to those who will succeed
them"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-03-09

leo cattle is very good and during the
year not a single case requiring the at
tention Of veterinarian was reported.
During the year 1894 cattle we're
seat to market from New Mexico. Their
value was s3347532. No reliable data
az to the number Of cattle slaughtered
within the territory could be secured
owing TO adverse legislation, which per-
mits hides to be taken out Of the terri
tory without either inspection or re-
lease.
Mr. La Rue makes number Of
suggestions TO stock owners which are
70 their interest to heed. Cattlemen
should give prompt Information Of
mavericks or brands intended to cover
some brand already 10 Use. an cattle
brands should he promptly recorded, as
that is the only and proper way by
which stoekmen eau perfect title to
their property. The practice 81 the
conrtsis now to requeiro claimnts to
prove their ownorshiP OF cattle 10 Ques-
ton by a certificate Of record.
The report dwells upon the injustice
Of allowing hides to be taken out Of the
territory without inspection, saying;
"This great industry, employing more
capital and promptly pay by far the
greatest proportion Of taxes for the
support Of the government and Of terri
torial institutions, 20 be be so discriui-
mated against for the convenience and
profit Of parties who handle It's prod
ucts is an outrage that should not be
imposed and cannot be patiently en-
dured."
The BOARD during the year disbursec
s14,4 ,431 90 and has balance on hand o.
s3,7ss.2l. The receipts we're s5,s6s.3,
for inspection fees, sl6t829 for stays
sold, and $3.50 80 from the cattle iudem
nifty fund. There was a balance ol
s2,3531lin the treasury January /, 1899
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CARNIVAL or COLOR.
Florida Hot GOOns as Black
and White ghameleons.
"Their Chins We're Rlaek. Cheeks
Were Brown and Lobea Of Their
Ears Were W..te, SIR"

A minstrel show was given BY a com.
pany coming from the Florida river, at
Lobatos hall in Aztsc last Saturday
night aud it drew a crowded house as
such ADJUSTMENTS hea, ,.leays do. There
we're eleven OF the Young men 10 the
aggregation. It is bin the limit to
say those who patron sed the perform
aace got the worth Of their money aud
that taken altogether ii was enjoyed
perhaps even more f9an such shows
usually are. The audience was plainly
restlsss. but that was be expected as
the amaiaur theatrvi business has
been pretty well worbe 90 Aztec lately
and only when the entsrfainnent is for
some public purpose Is there much in
terest displayed. The members Of the
troupe are personally bright, active
young fellows who depJrted themselves
while here as only gentle men can. Aztec,
without doubt, would d glad to welcome
them in case they made it another visit
II is said they calculste on repeating
the show at other places in this vicinity
The affair was not such an one as TO
elicit extended comment Even handed
justice, however, demands few words.
The "end men" we're clever and as anna.
teursimay pardonably regard their abil-
ities with pride. One Or two others also
played their parts well aud clear through
the olio were assigneddidlcultc characters,
1t is none the less fact that the com
pany convicted itself II an evident need
Of training. The prog anime comprised
upwards OF twenty separate darkeY
farce. plays and vas strung out to an
Uncommon length, AID those specta-
tors who we're seated 'arthest from the
door remained the longest The earlier
end Of the performances was concededly
meritorious a1d was easily the best por-
ton. While the hours wore away, the
evening wore on and the audience wore
out, unfortunately the burnt cork rap
idly wore of and Florida's thespians
began to look great deal like members
Of a congress Of the Latin nations. A
few maintained fairreaemblance to the
ethiopian who cannot change his skin
any more than can the leopard 10 any
wise alter his spots. The rest looked
like Spaniards OF Aalays, Turks OIL
Italians, verify, crew Of assorted tiuts
putting onf es are Asld da.{..,2.s Arab'
or Navaios or Utes as Of anything else
Filipinos in looks, Chinese iu manners
Missourians in speech, negroes only il
name. An odd feature was their habit o
yelling at all times except when it wat
essential for the audience to hear il
order to comprehend, when the voices
always sank to a Whisper Parts Of thu
show would have been better if played
in pantomime instead Of as dialogue.
AS for the orchestra. 'Iis we'll L
dwell briefly on that point; it consisted
and was comprised Of one, no more ant
no less, and he on his guitar played
tune, dear; in fact, dear, several tunes
The Squire and Harry aud the Judge
who were up in orchestra seats ant
should know decllre emphatically tina
that music would have been dear a
about three times the admission price.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-03-09
FARMINGToN.

MN Engleman of Canon City, Colo.
arrived here few days ago. H8 is wei
pleased with tine valley and contemplates
investing quite heavily in town and
farm property.
Gambill and Locke report good de-
mand for nursery stock. This is au in
dication that every one recognizes the
superior advantages tho county Offers
for these who desire to engage in this
pursuit.
Miss Ida HendricksOn entertained a
large number Of young people Monday
evening
On Friday evening a large conoourse
Of people gathered at the new race track
On the Solomon mesa to witness a race
between a horse owned by George De
Luche and q mare owned bv Joseph
Hatch. The latter won the race. This
new track is an excellent one and will
doubtless become noted among the rae
ing fraternity.
The Pennington Ditch company held
their annual election at the reading room
on last Saturday evening. Mark Currie,
A. +. Miller and Henry King we're
chosen as directors for the coming year.
Water will be turned out Of the ditch on
March II, preparatory to cleaning it and
otherwise fixing it for the seasons
supply Of water.
Mr. Bert Hanna and Miss Ida Hen
Erickson were united IN marriage at the
lattsr's home in Pennington at 1880
a. IN Tuesday Row eagle officiating
The bride and groom enjoy the acquain-
tance of lar0e number who unite in
wishing them happy and prosperous
future. Their home will be in Silyerton,
Colorado. 5.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-03-09
1fR CONDITION OF THE CATTLE INDUSTRY

The report OF the Cutie Sanitary
Board Of New Mexico has recently been
issued Il is compiled by J. A. LaRuo
secretary Of the board, and illustrates
the fiourishing condition OF the cattle
business Of the southwest.
Speaking Of New Mexico, the secretary
observes: "The increase Of the herds
on the range during tho past year has
been much better than csttlemon had
any reason to expect" He utates that
the improvement in grade is very mark
ed. The ranges are 10 splendid condi-
lion, and the mildnesa Of the winter
has left stock in 8ne shape. Feed is
abundant. and the water supply is sum
cient.
The board has done careful and highly
successful work thrapgh its inspectors
in reducing the nus per Of cattle in herds
about to be remo15 n the territory
or 60 evade fas for which no
legal authority tona4ole MD be shown,
from the several huudfeas OF thousands
OF a few years ago to LEES than hundred
head during 1899. Cattle thieves have
been vigorously prosecuted, and 10 the
fourth judicial district alone thirty one
Of these we're convicted and sentenced
to penal servitude during the year, while
a number OF cases are still pending.
The work Of re.rscording brands has
been concluded. Nearly two thirds Of
the brands which encountered the rec
ords, many Of them known to have been
fraudulently used in burning out other
brands, have been eliminated from the
records, and only those brands in actual
use and belonging to actual owners Of
cattle are now record.
There was not much complaint aboui
the loss OF young stock by wolves Many
cattlemeu at their own expense have
carried on a war Of determination
against them. The health Of New Mex
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Demoefatis .eonvention oaII.

Headquarters, Demoerutio Territorial Central
Committee. Santa Fs, N. M., February 2ith,
1900
Pursuant 10 authority vested in the Vndor-
signed. as Chairman Of the Democratic Genital
Committee Of New Mexioo. meeting OF said
Committeo "a heFsby called, 20 be held at its
headquarters, IN Santa Pc Noa Mexico, on
Saturday, the nth day Of March, A. ID. 1900, at
O'Clock p. M. on said day for the purpose Of
calling a Democrats Territorial Convention,
and designating the place aud timo OF holding
such Convention, IS elect delegates 10 the Demo.
cratic Nauonhl Convention to 30 held az Kan
sas City Missouri ou the ith day OF July, a. b.
1900 and for the transaction Of uoh other bus
inoss aa many como before Committee.
A full attendance OF the memters Of ths
Committee as such meeting b .earncsily rsques-
ted. CHARLES F RAsLEY.
Attelt Chairman
RENEHAN, laecreiary
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-03-09

lawn Tor a period Of at least two months.
Please bear this in mind, it is important.
From the Let to the 18th days OF May is
the best time to SOW the seed. With
these directions carefully followed you
will have lawn that will be the pride
Of your heart and will greatly enhance
the value Of your home.
W. H. SYhoNDs.
Pennington, n. NJ, March l.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-03-09

A press telegram from Washington says:
Delegate Perea has made an argument before
the house committee on public lands against
the bill set Rpart tract OF land in New Mexi-
co as preserve for American bison. Mr..
Perea said the reasons advanced for protec-
ting the bison are purely sentimental and
the lands desired for preserve may be put
to better use as grazing grounds for sheep
and cattle. He said he would accept an
amendment allowing a concession Of 10000
acres. but would oppose granting any larger
amount. The matter was referred so a sub
committee, consisting Of Representa-
Model, lacey and Jones Of Oregon, with
instructions to prepare a bill granting a
a smaller tract for bufialo Fonge as private
enterprise and at a rental
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-03-09

Report Of the Cedar Hll school for
month ending March 2;
Number pupils enrolled, 34i number
recitations daily, 24f average daily at
tendance Of boys, 1910 l95average daily
attendance Of girls, 10 s 10.
All students who have been on the
honor roll twelve or more times duriog
the month are;