The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-05-18
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Circus IN Durango next week.
G. E. Starr was up from Huntington
Monday.
Q. S. Boyd returned from the smelter
City Tuesday.
Bert Brown made a trip to Barnes
mill this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Green visited
in Durango Monday.
John N. Morrison got home from the
mountains Thursday.
Note Jackson Hardware compsny's
new lad" in this issue.
John Nicholson OF Durango was an
Aztec visitor yesterday,
County Treasurer McHenry has been
slightly %indisposed this week,
True Brewer made the round trip to
Durango the first Of the week.
W. s. Dalton was one Of the Aztec
delegation in DURANGO Monday.
L. Wainwright Of Bayfield, is in the
valley looking for some choice cattle.
Alex Read, court interpreter, is one Of
the census %enumerators for Rio Arriba
county.
Screen doors, screen wire and all kinds
OF moving machine repairs at Aztec
Hardware store.
A. NJ. Hubbard went to Silverton
Monday where he will look after some
mining interests.
Election fer members Of the school
board Of District No. 2 will be held in
Aztec Monday, June 3.
George Jones, of Boulder, Colorado, is
at the Home hotel. arriving in Aztec
yesterday from Durango.
W. j. Wright made a visit to Farm
ington, Fruitland I'D lower valley points
the latter part OF last week.
John Morelock. successor to the Trick
Furniture company OF Durango, has an
'ad" in this paper. Read it.
Mrs. } M. Jarvis has moved into the
residence building in Aztec formerly
occupied by the family OF J.'H. Fergus
son.
Colonel Williams has suspended the
work on his we'll near Aztec for the
present. The shaft lie down about 80
feet.
Chas. r. Mccoy and James Brady re-
turned this week from their camp above
lockwood, where their cattle are on the
range.
J. G. Olvey. of the Arcade, has been
dangerously i'll for several days with
pneumonia, and is still in a critical con
dition.
Johnny Pond Of the La Plata so.
iourned in Durango and saw the show
from a very front seat in the Durango
opera house Monday night.
Henry Akers came down from the
sawmill last week, in company with
Murray Williams, Of Catskill, N. NJ,
who will look over the county.
From the Las Vegas Optic: dentist
s. Locke and wife have left Taos for an
overland trip through Rio Arriba, San
Juan and Bernalillo counties"
Mrs. Greaves and her daughter,
Lucia, Of Pennington, were Durango
bound passengers on yesterdays stage,
intending to visit in the Smelter City
some time.
A. A. Potter left Wednesday for Gun
nison, Colorado, where he will remain
several months, his son George having
a timber contract about 20 miles from
that place.
A Mr.. Cook and party from Durango
arrived in Aztec yesterday. They are
on route to California, overland, and
will spend a day or two exploring the
ruins across the river.
W. r. Shaver, the well-known Farm.
ington contractor aud builder, was a
passenger for home on Tuesdays stage.
He has been employed for several weeks
putting up a saw mill west Of Duraugo.
A memorial sermon will be- delivered
under the auspices Of Aztec Post No. 10
q. A. r., In Aztec Sunday morning,
May q. by Rev. j. r. Cooper. All com
rades and citizens generally are invited
to attend.
Nearly all the cattlemen have driven
their stock to the hills for the summer.
John Swire will leave in a few days with
about the "last Of the Mohicana." All
the stock passed through the winter in
splendid shape.
HenrY NJ. White, Of Richmond, Ray
county, Mo, arrived in Aztec yesterday.
He Is a prosperous r%anchmen and is
locking for some choice Investments
here for himself aud Missouri parties
whom be represents.
Our efficient assessor, John r.. Young,
has completed most Of his work through
out the county sid will spend a few
weeks 10 aud around the county seat,
putting the finishing touches to the
assessment rolls for the year 1901.
Jas. Goodwin brought 10 Saturday
from his ranch at Flora Vista some
nv ~ from fruit trees in las orchard.
Aple H. we're about as big az hickory
nuts and plums aud cherries and one
variety Of pfune were well along.