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ORDWAY Heirs DEMAND
The Commissioners Asked TO Make
Settlement.
The Affairs Of the Washington Mar
ISet company Under ConSidcra-
tion--An Executor Wants Ground
Rent-Adversc Opinion Rendered
by the Attorney for the District.

The executor OF the Ordway estate has
made a demand upon the Commissioners
of the District for the settlement Of al
legged claims arising from the removal OF
the Washington Market Company from the
premises on Pennsylvania Avenue 10 the
grounds OF the wholesale market.
In a letter addressed TO Commissioner
Ross, on March 3. y C. Ordway. as execu-
tor Of the estate of George l.. Ordway
says.
Il therefore respectfully ask as the
executor of Colonel OTdway's estate. and
representing him and the purchasers Of
the property as their attorney. that the
Commissioners will assent TO an equitable
adjustment Of the amounts collected and
received for the use Of the building and
grounds under their direction, and allow
the building to be removed to a private
lot as it originally cost the owners. with
the expense of moving and improvements
at different times upon it, $1,000 or more.
4 may be permitted in this connection
TO say that the facts herein set forth are
! within my knowledge. aud that the Mar
ket Company received at the time OF the
sale of this building and materials az
! auction tr- fl amount set forth i'm the
certificate OF the auctioneer
Il trust. therefore that this matter af-
| fecting my sons widow and her children
who are all members Of my family. may
/ have a Just and equitable consideration -
In 1885 much trouble of the same nature
was had between the Commissioners and
the market owners. The matter. hOweT-
er. was peaceably settled and allowed to
rest until but a short while ago when i'm
application for an adjustment Of accounts
Mr.. Ordway addressed the preceding let
ter 10 the Commissioners.
rurr.e
ney for ne District. A. b. DuyaH. who
yesterday .sndered an opinion in part as
follows:
The c,aim is that the District IS La
bic 20 account 10 the owners Of the build
ings remosed frcm the Washington Mar
ket Com )any's premises on Pennsviyania
Avenue, to the grounds Of the wholesale
market ii being alleged that such removal
and location was made with the consent of
the then Superintendent Of Buildings and
that an arrangement was made bv which
the Distric. should have one-half of the
rental and those who had placed the build
ing there should receive through the col
lector OF ground rents. the other half OF
the rental for its use etc
II am of the opinion that neither the
Superintendent of Buildings (whoeyer may
be intended by this designation. nor any
other Official had legal authority 10 make
any such arrangement as that above men
toned, and the District of Columbia there
fore has not and is not bound thereby. nor
is II liable TO account for any rentals
1t further appears that the alleged
owners of the building desire 10 remove il
to private Tot The presumption is that
a building thus located upon the land OF
another becomes the property OF the land
owner and unless the owners of the build
ing expressly reserved the right to re-
move Il they have no such right
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Diamonds.

I Pure Sc'itIire Diamond
RING, ~ carsJs. Worth C060 m
SIS. Vow ..-..-..-.--.. 9ZOE.UU
I Large Opal Cluster Dia-
nond Ring = Diamonds Cln M
crth 80 Now.--........... QEO-OO
I Opal and Diamond Cluster Riag; con-
fllHs IA nee Diamonds. not ClE M
chips Worth S3j. Now...... y O'OO
! Turquoise and Diamond Cluster Ring.
Us diamonds. Worth 5000. C1E M
Now -...---..-....-...----..- QlOsOO
Pearl Brooch. with fine Dil- Q10 m
mond Ceutre. Worth SIS. Now. QlO'OV
I Pearl Sunburst, with fine Diamond Cen
ire. Worth every cent OF 50 OK m
N1N --------.- ---..--..------ QA)-ON
] Magnificent Diamond Pendant. containing
b. Diamonds. selling for C100 M
$50 1 grand bargain for plOO'OO
Elegant Clocks.
Handsome S-d1y Dresden China Cl1cks. II
inches high. Cathedral hour and G IN
h1lf-hlur Gong. Worth $50. for. = ~
one Elegant Hall Ci-ck. oak. m4rQuetrie
case, slightly =hopw1rn- Worth can M
SI01- Vow ------------------. y JO'OO
one Oak HIu ClOek- Worth con M
so Vow --.-.-----. .-------.- - = wv
one superb Mahogany Hal Coc. s feet
high. silver dial. English con M
movement Worth $50 Nuw w
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Watches.

Mems lax, Gold-aied Hunting case
Watches. warranted for p -e1rs' wear.
American movements Worth Go En
30 Now .--.-...-..-.....-.. ~ E'OO
Mems Solid Silver Opeu-iaoe American
Stem sc winding Watches Worth C M
Ladies Solid Gold Hunting Case Stem-uind-
ing Watches, American move CO En
ments. Worth S25. Now. plZ'OO
Ladies AK CoId-fHed Hunting case
NWatehes' American movements. SQ.00
Ladies Open-face Stem-vindiug Enamel
Wacches. IN blue red and green enamel,
with cu1rBelcd pins 10 match CT M
Watch and Pin worth sl2. Now. y E'OO
Two Meas ltK- upen-face FILLED Case
Rrpe4ters; strike the hours
and quarter hoUrs. Worth CQ7 E0
SO Now ---..--.---..-.---.. y - 'OO
One Gents Elegant solid AK. Gold Re
pelter- strikes the minutes
and hours Worth $40 CHM M
No" .--------. --.--.--------- @AOO-O w
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A SURE CURE FOR GROUP.
Years Constant L..
without n FnfIure

The frst indication OF Group is hoarse,sss and
in child subject 10 that disease il NAV he tsrsy,
ss sure sign Of the approach Of an attack Fol
lowing this hoarseness "a peculiar rough eough
II Cha mberlains Cough Remedy is given as soon
as the child becomes hosrse or eren after he
croupy cough appears, il viii prevent the sttLck
II y used IN many thousand Of homes IN this
broad land and never disappoints the anxio1S
mothers. We have yet to learn Of a single in
stance in which Il has not proved ehectuaI No
other preparation can show such record tyEI ttv
nye years constant use without failure For
sale by Henry Evans wholesale aud retail. nd ali
druggists.
The evening times., 1900-03-22

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

The marriage Of the Rev. Ernest More
head Paddock Assistant Rector of St
Johns Church, and Miss Margie Bateman.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur F. Bate
man. OF New York. will occur on Thurs
day April 25. at st. Johns. The cere-
mony viii be performed by Rev Dr. vii
bur $. Paddock. father of the groom
elect. assisted by Rev Dr. Alexander
Mackay- Smith. rector OF the church.
The evening times., 1900-03-22

seph Wheeler, F. L. Averith. Lieut. z. L.
ID. Breckinrjdge, G. 7. Vaughan.
A motion was carried to make Senator
Lodge an associate member Of the District
Of Columbia Society. After this General
Wheeler made a characteristic speech
which was loudly applauded.
General Greedy, Admiral Barker Captain
Jewell Lieutenant Breckenridge, General
Breckenridge Surgeon General Sternberg.
General Boynton and Admiral Hichborn
also spoke.
After the speechmaking a light lunch was
served.
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{ is true taat no other beer Is at pa with
urich's Book. Phone 6Sl. Arlington Bottling
npIny. for a case
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Mrs. Cushman X. Davis will receive this
lfternooR from 4 to o'clock.
The evening times., 1900-03-22
Count BOudouin de LecLiervelde has ar
rived in New York from Antwerp.

Miss Helen HOpewell Read. daughter OF
DR.. Nelson c. Read. OF Cumberland. Nd,
and Alr. Frederick Powers Gibson. OF No
bile, Ala, were quietly married yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock at the home of the
brides sister Mrs. Otis johnson. I16g
Madison Street northwest There were TO
attendants The ceremony was performed
by the Rev DR.. John A. Aspinwall Rector
Of St. Thomas Church. The bride wore a
tailor made gown OF dark blue cloth and
stood with the groom during the cere-
mOny in a bower of palms. She carried
Bridesmaid roses. and. with the wedding
toilet. she wore a black tulle hat trim
med with violets. Mrs. Johnson. sister OF
the bride, gave her in marriage 4 break
fast was served to the small company
present Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson l,ft for a welding
trip South. Mr.. Gibson is a prominent
lawyer % Mobile.
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A Baby burned 20 Deon

SUFFOLK. Va. March 22.-Information
was receivedahere yesterday that the house
of John Merritt. cOlOred was burned at Ev-
erets, together with an eleven -months-old
infant and other contents. Merritt's wife.
Mary had left home to do washing for a
neighbOr.
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q LREADY the sound Of hammers is
IA heard herei Next week we must
begin to move. Are you going to
let the opportunity OF a lifetime slip by?
It's like finding money to have such dis
counts offered you on a Jewelry. Watch.
Diamond. and SHverWare stock well known
as the largest and finest iH Washington
Remember, the p per cent discount does
not begin TO measure the reductions We
have culled thousands Of articles to mark
down-down-tO half value or less. READ
EVERY WORD OF THE LIST BELOW.
which is only a hint
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Senator Depew and Miss Pauldng en-
iertained at dinner last night. Their
guests were Speaker and Mrs. Heude csOn,
Associate Justice and Mrs Brown. the Sec
retary OF Agriculture. Senator and Mrs
Hawley, Senator and Mrs. Martin. Senator
and Mrs. McCOmas, Senator and Mrs War
ren, Senator Burrows, Mrs. Chandler, Ad-
miral and Mrs. CrOWninshield. Mr. and
Mrs. Mcclure Mr.. and Mrs Glover Mrs
Westinghouse. Mrs. HobsOn. Mr. and Mrs
klpgsland. Of New York; Miss Hagner.
MISS Hegerman, Mr.. Brown, and Mr.
Ferguson
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Half Price for Watches, SiIverware, Etc.
Miscellaneous Bargains.

Hurry, as there are only few left Of those
solid Silver Toilet, Manicure, and 00c
JesA Articles. Worth 81 Choice. Z ~
Handsome Cut Glass Viuaigrettes. IT,
with sterling silver tops. Worth $50. 4 ~
Mems Solid Gold shirt Studs, latest patent
backs. Worth $50 for sets Of c10C
'lIee- oet' now .....-.....---.--. vi y
Mems Solid Gold Scarf Pins. Worth IT,
Pl-''- TOT -----.--------------.---- ~
I Sterling Silver Tea Set.
,t Rieer-' .,6j 81 Tepousse silver SS0.00
worth sloJ NoW......-..,-.. pOO'OO
Elegant Pearl Opera Glasses. go!d-plated
frames; warranted acb-0m1tic. Q 4 7E
Value $50. NOW ................ , pO.i ,
Plain Black Opera Glasses. c0co
Worth =. For ..-.-.-..-.--...... = Z. OO
Mems solid Gold Cuf Buttons c107
Worth so and -. Now. Dl'OI
CentIemen's Sterling silver
Military Brushes, worth 8 each, Ct m
ior Only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pl'NO
1 Marble Bust. vor,h SO. C1E On
lof --------- -.---------------- PAO'OO
] Fine ONYX Table. solid CIR no
b1lss frame Worth So, tor. plOsOU
. Genuine Bronze Lamps. i'm
ported, gold finished Worth sI5. CT nn
Zach az ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y O'OO
The San Juan County index., 1900-10-26
When whitehead Lies.

Whitehead lies when he says
anybody authorized tc do so
offered R. c, Prewitt q place on
the Democratic ticket.
Whitehead lies when he insin-
yates that c. E. Mead intends
to withdraw as Democratic can
didate for representative or that
he ever contemplated such with
drawal.
Whitehead lies when he insin-
yates that any persuasion was
used to induce Mr.. Collins to
come back into the Democratic
convention.
Whitehead lies and knows he
lies when he says that under any
circumstances the Democratic
delegates in the Democratic
county convention would have
bolted providing things had not
gone their way.
Whitehead lies from force of
habit when the truth would bet
ter serve his purpose
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rnRRIronY on NEw MnxIoo
CATTLE SANITARY BOARD -SEoRETARy's OFFIoE,
EAsr Las VEaAs, N. M. February ll 1900

EAsr LAS VEaAs M. February II, 1900 /
Hon. 5 s Clark Chairman East Las Vegas,
compliance request for information to the
Inspector for this Board 10 San
the following statement to make In February
Inspectors cattle that had
stolen Western the line the territory
OF Arizona adjoining They found took possession OF ana aud sofa So e
turning the proceeds
to be transmitted through to the Territorial treasurer for the Cattle In
demn Fund The cattle were advertised as stolen ana an OF e except
burning that they
identified claimed paid for to their On
their return here to make their report they stated a there were ao
5000 Of cattle then being fed in the valley that would be marketed
acting that they thought that
would the
NJ R end - Found hat he would undertake to do the work as re-
que appointment did Mr. Brown accepted and
appointed Of $4,000 mouth which ne
regularly psid until Nav 1899 During this time reports
this Office showing
2 which out during the months OF March and April 1892
When asked from this Office about the cattle reported by Ford and also by
being marketed the spring Of 1898 he
could placed statement made
by Wech On this showing the Board at their meeting n April 1877 In
ruced M Brown that for financial reasons the Board would
might retained h he would perform the duties Of the Office Tor
they that would This proposition
has been regularly paid the agreed monthly
Feb 1900 but during all this time from May 1899 to Feb 1901 no
either hide head Of cattle made by him had
beenre this Office.
Each member myself Territory
oOOOO the administration Of our Office My du
include the receipt aud disbursement of all monies aocrung to the
Board which
no service has been rendered.
for its entitled to have protection for their property for which
5 pp [ T. Z ~ tbi5nt IN tbis M Rroun bas failed com
pey took the ina
FRAT NJ the duties Of an Inspector Tor which he
appointed paid and which the catemen q that
Who would al If appointed
d beore would do and anything be
agreed to undertake substantial bond
understanding the appointment for Mr. Miller was made out his bond
satisfactory, and has been filed
That all there to it. There petition request
the for his appointment There politics
it. and made by this Board The
thing sought effective service am sir yours truly
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A crowded house greeted the speakers
az the fusion meeting on the La Plata
last evening. in spite Of rain aud disa-
gresabls weather.
M. H. Real called tho meeting to or
der and introduced A. O. Thomas, Esq,
az the chairman. In taking the chair
Mr. Thomas made somO forcible and
telling remarks, touching the iss ues Of
the campaign from a Democratic stand
point. Addresses ia support Of the fu-
sion ticket we're made by Messrs. ]. W..
McDermott, L. Q. Grove, @. E. Mead, j..
7. Fay and Granville Pendleton, and the
enthusiasm with which they we're greet
cd demonstrated beyond a shadow Of
doubt the position Of the La Plata peo-
pie in support OF the Democratic
Republican ticket.
The music for the occasion was fur
nisued by Poole Brothers and J. T. Fay,
and was firstclsss in all respects.
If the fusion meeting all have as good
attendance and as wrapt interest mani
Tested as waa seen on the La Plata, the
result Of the county contest cannot re-
main in doubt.
The Fusion speakers go to Flora Vista
this friday evening and will be at Aztec
Saturday night.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

HOMESTEAD ENTRY NO. l972.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, Land Office at
Santa Fe, n NJ. Sept, %, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention TO
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Probate
Clerk Of San Juan county, at Aztec, n. NJ. on
November q 1900, VIZ;
LEVI W. spEINBACH,
For the NEil NW1l, and Nwl4 NRii OF Sec. 2a
a. 30 ~, R. 12 W.
10 uaipea the following witnesses TO prove
of aaid land. viz
James Seott, of Aztec New MeXicu: Elroy Il
Pare, Adwip N 6helhamer William T T.Gilmoul
81 MANUEL R. oTERo, Register.
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REwHRD.

A reward Of $iOO viii be paid by this Associa-
tion TO any person or persons furnishing infor-
nation that viii lead to the arrest aud convic-
tion of any person or persons stealing. driving
away or ftloniously handling any stock belong
ing to any member of this Association.
THE SAN JUAN COUNTY CATTLE GROW
ERS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO,
headquarters at Aztec, San Juan County New
Mezicoi w. j Wright, President; j. r. VIII
liams, Treasurer Granville Pendleton, SecTe-
tary; Board Of Directors, j G.. Dodson Il. r.
Stewart, II, B. Milleson, 4. N. johnson, and
Frank MUIR.
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An arrangement has been made by
consent Of the Democrats OF Taos and
Rio Arriba counties, by which the names
Of G. E. Mead and e. Mares will both
appear on the Democratic ticket in
Taos, Arriba and San Juan counties.
The bolters in this county will likewise
place Mr.. Mead and the other Demo
cratic legislative and delegate candi.
dates on their ticket.
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To those owing me money! need
money 10 pay my debts ard buy goods
with, aud ii you expect me to continue
business on the credit eyetem any longer
you must pay me- W. II W1LLIAMs
October II. 1900
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The most ridiculous and yet out
rageous campaign yarn invented, is the
one in which Sheriff Dodson is accused
of letting Trujillo get away, There isn't
a truer, better, braver officer in New
Mexico than Jim Dodson. His record
as sheriff will compare favorably with
the record of any officer in the territory,
and any insinuation to the effect that he
connived at the escape of any prisoner
will come back to plague its inventor.
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LETTER FROM MR.. j. A. LA RUE

hen Of
his friends made the effect that there
and done for political Mr. j.
communicated with
Clark chairman Of the Republican
the following letter from Mr. La Rue viii explain
Board Following Browns Tgnoa Mr.
position which, believe he
still holds,-EDl
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Vote for Honest Jim" Dodson for
sheriff He is an officer aho acts with
out fear Or favor, aud he deserves a re-
election. Vote for Oodson,
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HOMESTEAD ENTRY 10. ass.

Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior, Land Office at
Santa Fe, N. NJ. October g. 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make hnal proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Probate
Clerk Of San Juan county, at Aztec, N. NJ, on
November 10, 1900, viz.
TOMAS GONZALES,
Fer the SWll Of SWll, Of Sec. u, 7. BON. RI. sW.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz.
Martin Pacheco, Of Aztec. N. NJ: Simon
Martinez, Faustin Enriquez and Jose A Vigil.
of Largo, N Nj.
36 MANUEL R. OTERo. Register.
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The ename-it-and-you-oan-haye-it-ticket
already shows the IN effects Of White
heads advocacy Whitehead had better
see Bob Dwyer and some Of bis other
Durango Creditors before he breaks
out again.
The San Juan County index., 1900-10-26

Vote for @. V. Stafford for probate
clerk. he is the best clerk San Juan
county has ever had, and the county will
be gamer by retaining his services in
that position. Vote for Charley SAT-
ford.
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Vote for Juan B. Valdez for probate
judge. The Office is commonly allotted
to the native people, and Valdez is one
Of the best and brightest native New
Mexicans. Vote for Valdez.
The San Juan County index., 1900-10-26

Martin Pacheco. A. J. Gilmour and
Clayb Brimhall will make a splendid
board of commissioners for this comfy.
They are on the Democratic ticket
Vote for them
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HOMESTEAD ENTRY NO. 1895
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, Land Office at
Santa Fe, N. NJ. October 9, 1900. !
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of hisintention 10
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before Probate
Clerk of San Juan county, at Aztec. New Mex
leo, on November "a, 1900 viz
JOSHUA II. HENDERSON.
For the So SEA Sec. "a, T 32N. r. 13W.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz
James w. McDermott, Franklin v Williams,
william l.. Paddock and Dennis Cunningham
Of La Plata. n NJ.
80 MANUEL R OTERo. Register.
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MASS MEETINGS FOR FUSION

Meetings in the interest of the
fusion Democratic Republican coun-
ty tickets have been arranged as
follows:
Friday evening, October 20, at
Flora Vista.
Saturday evening, October 80,
at Aztec.
Tuesday evening, October 80, at
Fruitland.
Wednesday evening, October 81,
Ex-Governor L. B. Prince will
speak at Pennington in the interest
OF the Republican territorial ticket.
The various candidates on the Dem
ocratic-Republican fusion county
ticket will be present to meet the
The San Juan County index., 1900-10-26

Schrader and Fields are the boltera'
push in Aztec precinct. Schrader knows
the most. but Fields has the dough
The San Juan County index., 1900-10-26

The candidates on the Democratic and
Republican county tickets are men Of
uprightness and honesty and thoroughly
qualified in all respects to fill the duties
Of the Office to which they aspire. Vote
for them.
The San Juan County index., 1900-10-26

Homer Hays will handle the treasur-
era Office in proper shape and to the
benefit Of the whole county. Vote for
Homer Hays.
The San Juan County index., 1900-10-26

The Times last week presented a
"What-ls-lt" emblem, which no one less
dense than a Britiaher could have in-
vented and which BY common consent is
credited with being a likeness Of the
Times editor himself. A great guy Is
Editor Sapphire Whitehead.
The San Juan County index., 1900-10-26

Vote for j. 4. Manzanares for Assessor.
He 10 one Of the hardest working and
most capable native peopleof the county
and his election will bo the rewarding Of
q deserving maa. Vote for Manaanares.
The San Juan County index., 1900-10-26

The rooster is the Democratic emblem
vote the ticket which carries it.
The San Juan County index., 1900-10-26

Farmington ia marketing The biggest
apple crop 70 its history. splendld times
tsii faoatl shl3-saaAs tho eourtY
when the money is turned in ior the
crop. San Juan county viii do well in
the winter OF 19O0-better than ever
before.
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for treasurer. He is needy-needs fixing.
z. Sapphira Whitehesd's recent at
tacks on Judge Granville Pendleton are
the result Of petty envy and malice.
Judge Pendleton has the facalty of
winning lawsuits, Whitehead never won
anything but the reputation Of being one
OF the LATEST, most incapable buffers
Western Jurisprudence was ever Attic
ted with. Pendleton can and does visit
old friends and old scenes as pleasure
dictates. Whitehead is said to be afraid
to visit his old home at Durango, sixty
miles away, where it is currently re-
ported he owes people who see no way
Of getting their money except by taking
1t out Of his hide. That's the differ.
ence between them.
The San Juan County index., 1900-10-26

Vote for Larrazolo for delegate. Ht
will honor New Mexico.
The San Juan County index., 1900-10-26

The reference to Col Laurence Welsh
contained 10 Mr.. La Rue's letter, pub
lished in this paper, was based on a mis-
conception Of the circumstances govern
iug the cattle inspectorship at that time
Col Welsh incurred the enmity OF Ger,
tain parties who misrepresenied his po-
sitiCn To the board Ia order 70 secure
his removal from the position
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RARMINGToN.

Our enterprising citizen W. A. Hun
ter has begun the erection OF substan
tial business home on San Juan street,
which adioins his preseat place of bust
ness on the west. The building will bo
% by 20 feet, and will present a very
creditable appearance in every respect
This enterprise will add greatly to Farm
ington's welfare, and Mr.. Hunter de-
serves to be congratulated upon his en-
terprising spirit.
It is ereditahly reported that two more
business buildings will sooE be erected
by other parties
With or without railroad we are
bound to move around, and the day is
not far distant when our town will be
quite metropolitan in appearance. s.
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Vote for C.E. Mead for representative.
He is we'll equipped for the position.
Vote for Mead.
Vote for DR.. o. @. McEwen for school
superintendent. The doctor 10 college
bred and thoroughly qualified to ad-
vance the school interests Of the county.
A vote for McEwen is a vote for better
schools,