The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-01-26


The work Of building goes along In
Aztec during these winter months just
the same az If there was no winter.
Shirt sleeves have been IN evidence on
the streets, overcoata are a nuisance and
pa%rasols have threatened to appear.
The silverton Miner saye. Joseph
Wilkin, post trader az the Ship Rock
trading post on the Navajo reservation
in New Mexico. left for his home Sunday
after spending a couple Of days visiting
his friend, @. A. Bowman OF this city"
The INDEX job Office has Issued 10
pamphlet form several thousand copies
Of the article written by DR.. West on
the merits Of San Juan county's climate
aa a cure for consumption. These fold
ere can be obtained Of the secretary Of
tho board Of immigration.
DR.. Rosenthal was called up from
Pennington to meet Dr., West this
morning, Ted Warnings recent sickness
necessitating a consultation, before
another line Of treatment shall be
adopted. It is among the possibilities
that a surgical operation may have to
be performed.
W. s. Dalton made final proof before
Probate Clerk Stafford on his timber
culture entry on the 4th day Of last
October, and has already received the
patent for the land. Quick work, when
it is remembered how it used to require
two and three years to get q patent
around to the claimant.
Ny son has been troubled for years
with chronic disrrhoea. Sometime ago
1 persuaded him to take some Of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. After using two bottles Of the
25.cent size he was cured, 1 give this
testimonial, hoping some nj similarly
afflicted may read it and be benefited,
Thomas G. Bower, Glencoe, o. For sale
by W. H.. Williams.
A. E, Brown is going right ahead with
the work on his livery stable in Aztec.
The building will be 34x1OO fest in size,
with walls l6 feet high, built Of lumber
with commodious lofts for hay and feed,
1t is Mr., Browns idea tn have it com
pleted by early spring. The five lots on
which the stable will be built will be
enclosed by a high fence, providing a
good big corral in connection with the
barn. The foundation for the building
is at present being laid.
The many friends Of Chas. r. Mccoy
of Flora Vista will be panied to learn Of
a sad accident that befell him last week.
He was chopping wood when a chip few
up, striking him in the right eye. AT
first he paid no attention to it, but the
pain increasing, he sought medical assist.
ance and it was discovered that the
splinter had penetrated the ball Of the
eye. He went on to Durango for treat
ment and was informed that it might be
necessary for him to visit a Denver spec,
ialist 70 secure relief. His friends trust
and hope that the injury will not be
permanent.
From, Santa Fe New Mexican; "Gran.
vile Pendletpn, attorney, this forenoon
BEGAN a divorce suit in the district court
for Sen Juan county, entitled ]. p, Mar
tin, plaintiff, We. Sefors Gonzales d.
Martin. defendant. The couple wer,
married at Holbrook, Ariz., in 1879, ane
lived together until last month. Th'
couple we're married at Holbrook, Ariz.
10 1879, and lived together until las
month, The bill Of complaint allege.
adultery, drunkenness, cruelty and otheI
ofenses. The bill states that the de
PENDANT set fire to the plaintiffs housI
and haystacks, destroyed household
goods, inhumanly treated the plaintiff
and is in a habitual state Of drunken
nesa. There are no children"