The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-06-22
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1900
Mrs. j. \, ForEuusu i' reported better
today.
jim Bryant hsa leased Tully lake and
will seine il.
Judge Psndlsson made e aying trip to
Durango this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. d. A, Lewis, at
La Plata. a bOy-s l2-PoundeF.
Mrs. Jesse Bell. Who has been quite
IN for come time. is conyNlosCiDR.
Mrs. ]. G. DOdson cane IN from La
Plata Saturday. returning Monday.
Mrs. T. NJ. ShelhamOr Of Flora Vista
was in town the fret Of the week.
John olViO. who has been confined to
his room several weeks, 10 on the mend
Mrs. G. s. Cameron of Flora Vista
came in Tuesday to make some pur-
shaseu.
Services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening, June a, By Rev. ). r.
Cooper.
Miss Mary PreWitt left for Durango
yesterday. on a visit to her aunt, Mrs.
Sam Wall,
@. G. Brewer hes one heavy team Of
horses, wagon sAd harness for sale; also
= single harness.
Will GilRiouF went to Pagosa Syringe
this week to try the efficacy Of the water
at that famous resort.
Ed. Henry breaches in Aztec Sunday
next at II B. m. and in Pennington at 8
o'clock in the evening.
The surs enough editor of TIE index
came IN from Largo late Saturday night
and left early Monday morning.
A number Of ladies' and gentlemen
met in the church Monday night tc
practice singing for the Fourth.
Miss Minnie Knickerbocker went "a
Ia Plata Saturday on 3 visit to Mrs
John Brown. returning Monday.
j. r. Pond Of La Plata came to Aztec
Monday and made a homestead filing
He expects to spend the summe around
Pagosa.
The recent election for directors in
school district No. 10-Csdar Hill
which resulted in q tie, will be contest
cd in the courts.
A.. A. Bingham and L. J. FindlaY, the
Mormon elders. are holding forth every
night at the school hOuse. and invite
everyone TO attend.
Todosia Lopez. q recent arrival from
Rio Arriba, made a homestead filing on
Pine river. He is delighted with the
bountiful supply OF water there.
Domian Lopez Of Largo made q home
stead filing in the neighbOrhOOd OF Lar
20. near Alcatraz. Mr.. Lopez lie one Of
the oldest settlers in the country.
Will Spear. who has been visiting
friends in the valley. left Tuesday for
LeadVille. where he will resume his po-
sitiou as fireman on the railroad.
The ball boys are practicinR in earnest
for their game with the Fort Lewis
club. The taRs are in evidence also.
"Whoop-seP' splits the air frequently.
TIE INDEX is in receipt Of az invita-
ton TO sttehd the commencement exor.
eisos Of the graduating class OF the New
Mexico Normal university at Las Vegas.
June q.
Will and Mrs. Amiot came In Tuesday
from Largo. While here Mr.. Amiot 70.
linquished his desert land entry on the
San Juan. above Bloomfield. to German
Bsrrila.
The people OF the upper San Juar
have petitionsd the Postofice depart
ment for a mail route 10 Blanco and
p~ostofice 10 DO established At the stori
Of Peter PilOn.
d. L. Page and Henderson Bates have
invested in new Champion mowers Il
fact the farmers ell along the valley ar
laying Out large sums Tor No" tnA II
proved ranch mRohinory.
Charles o. Mstcali Of oPhir, Colo.
and Mrs. Lizzie Wood Of RidgoWay cam
doWn from Durango Tuesday aud Wor
married At the parsonage by Rev. J R
Cooper. They returned to Durango OF
Wednesday.
Henry A. Bay. who bought the GeOEgi
L0hF ranch. opposite FloFa Vista.
trimming and putting things in shape
He left Wednesday Ter Durango 10 puT
chase q complete OUTFIT OF farming ms
chinery.
Al and Bert Hubbard left for silveI
ton Wednesday. where they will WorI
the syndicate mines In Minnie guleh
Fred Bunker. Charley SahOrd, JudgI
Pendloton OF al. will soon DO sporting
diamonds. We don't like p%lutOcrats 20
how.
W. q. Banoomer q Colorado Spring
spent Monday 10 town interviewing on
merchants 10 the interest Of the Cuda
by packers. M. Banssmor ~m0nkeye'
with the newspaper business at Lead