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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-18

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has taken up tho following described estray
animal az his ranch. near Aztec. New Mexico,
Gas
One bav colt branded A. Was taken up on
themesa near Giliam's ranch four miles from
Aztec.
The owner or owners Of said dcacrlued animal
forfeit the samo at the end Ofthe seven months
from the date of the first publication OF this
notice, unless claimed by the owner OF oWneis
thereof. OF their agent, proving ownership, ana
VIM GILLIAN, JR.
First nr,b. Dec. "A. 1900. Aztec, n. III.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-18

Steve Wilkins. oneof the old-timers
10 the San Juan, died at his home near
Cedar Hill last Tuesday A bad cold
developing into pneumonia was the
cause of. his demise. The deceased was
highly esteemed by an who knew him.
He built the first frame house in Du.
range, twenty years ago His funeral
whiah occurred Wednesday afternoon,
was 10 charge oi Aztec Lodge No %
10. o. f., of which deceased was a
member. Mr. Wilkins lelves widow
but no children. TO mourn his loss,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-18
BLOOMFIELD.

Weather is improving.
Marriages galore.
Mrs. Sd. Gibson was married the
other day to a citizen of Edith, Colo
RADIO
Dave Bolinger will start for the noun
tains ia few days
Mr.. Lane has returned from Gallup
where he was seriously wounded one
day last week, the bullet penetrating
his hip. He is recovering nicely,
Everett Fields 10 over from Aztec
helping VIM. Swire to dam" the river
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-18
Nnt-ce of rinal seltlament

Notice Is hereby given that at the next regu.
lar trrm of lhe Probate ourt in aud Tor tha
rounfy nf San Juan. territory Of New Mexico
on Monday. the 9TH day Of january. a. ID. l91i.
Juan A. JaQuel and samuel Quintana, eXecu-
tors 90 the last viii and test alnent OF aal2mi
Jaquoz dece sod. viii present for hnal settle
met their accounts as eXecutors of said estate
JUAN A. iaQurz,
SAMUEL QUHTANA.
.eufnra-
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
TEaR1ronr OF Nnw MEKIoo, No a2s.
County OF San Juan.
Millard Green


In the District Court of tho First Judicial
District County Of San Juan.-5ranFtile
pcudlpton. Attoauey for flainuh, Z. ~
Aztec, M.
The said iefeudan,. Ida 81. Greon, is hereby
notified thnt complaint has been MED
irainst her in the District Court Tor the
'ounfy OF San Juan, territory aforesaid, thaq
bains the court In which said case Is pend
ing. By said plaintiff. Mulrd Green tAe gen-
eral object 0l said action being divorce, as viii
more fully appear by reference to the com
plainf filed in said cause. And that unless
sou enter your appearance iu said cause on OF
before the second day Of March. 1901, ludg-
canse by default
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and seal of said cnurt at Santa fe. \ M
his 18th day OF January, 1901.
lSHal A. NJ. bbhuhhEN olerk'
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-18

Aviso de arreeIo final &c da aviso que en- Ell
prosi1nu teftnilo regular ne Ia Corte de Pruebas
en v DOR el condado do San juan, lerritorlo de
Nueyd Mciico el Lunes dia q. do Enero, a d.
torres lie la ultima voluntad Testamento de
-alome Jaquoz. fnado. so presentaran para
has.r un arfeglo final de sus cuentas como
JUAN A. JAQUEz.
SAMUEL QURTAEA,
EiecufOrcs.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-18
Timber Culture, Final Proof
Notice for Publication.

IT, S. Land Onico. santn Fe, NJ M.
slanuafy " 1901 Il
Notice q hereby gigen that Mira FaEe
uidlw c Martin j. rare dc0e aed. hae nsea
Probate Cicrs nf SAN duat eounty 90 uh
ofiee n ARtco. y. Al. on the l5tn day q ie1-
ruaiy lgUi. on timber calture appllo1li9n ~.
CPS, for the NEh SEll Section No. l4 M l9-
so g0 n Range No t2W She names as wit
nesges. Andrew j. Gilmour James a. Mc-
Gov. Roy Stewart. Frank n Hickman Of Flora
MAsuEI R, OrHRo, Register.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-18

Dupils may enter any time
Z and take any studies they
wish.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-18

a reward OF 500 viii be paid by this Amoeie-
tion 10 any person or persons furnishing infor-
motiou that win lead TO the arrest and convio-
tion ot any person or persons stealing dtiYins
away OF itlomuuaiy handiinghny stock usi9hs-
ing 10 any member of this As8ociation
THE SAN JUAN COUNTY CATTLE GROW
h,adduartars AZ Aztec San Juan County, new
Me1idoi WrI Wright ffesldanti 5.- n. WI
Nnna. Treasurer Granville fendietoni seer
tarp. Board of Directors. y ~. lndann, n. h.
Stewart IA B Millesou, n. N. johnson' ana
Frank MUIR
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-04-23
He Tries
the
Rope Route,
But is
Gut
Down.
: Relatives Find Him in the
Nick of Time.
A WOMAN TILTED HIM
Young Woman at Troy Who Tried to Suicide is Still
Alive and May Recover-Other
State News

Seymour, April H. Especial. )-Dis-
appointed over the fact that the pro-
gress of his love affair did not run
smoothly, Frank Browning, an esti-
mable young man, who resides with his
adopted father four miles south of this
place, attempted to suicide Tuesday
morning about II o'clock, and after be-
ing resuscitated attempted, it Is said,
to do better job by c,i,,i.ng his
throat with razor which he carried,
although this statement is denied. The
unfortunate young man was taken to
Corydon yesterday where he was adj
judged insane and ordered taken to
the insane asylum.
Girl Breaks Engagement.
Browning had been engaged to a
daughter of Levi Fair, of Allerton.
She is an estimable young lady but
for some unknown reason Tilted her
lover, the time set for their marriage,
it is stated, being but short time
away. Whether the couple quarrelled
or whether the young lady rued her
bargain is not known. At any rate
she decided that she did not care to
link her life with his and so informed
her lover. He brooded over the mat
ter until his mind became affected and
the horizon of his future was clouded
to the extent that he could see no sun
shine in his life.
Took the Rope Route.
Yesterday he decided to kill himself
and took the rope route. He repaired
to the barn and tying a rope. around
his neck attached it to beam in the
barn and swung off as he thought in
| to eternity. In a few moments the
young mans adopted father in com
pany with Mr.. Neal happened into the
barn and the sight of the young mar
slowly choking to death met their hor
rified gaze. They Immediately cut him
i down and commenced the work of re
suscitating him. He was black in the
face and to all appearances was dead
After heroic work they succeeded il
restoring him to consciousness. They
| persuaded him to tell them his story
and he said that he did not care te
live; that Miss Fair had Tilted hin
and he would rather be dead. He act
ed strangely and fearing that he NIGH
again attempt his life was conveyed
TO Corydon yesterday, where he was
1 adjudged insane and ordered sent Il
the hospital. G.
Beth Parties Well Known.
Both parties are well known AM
are highly respected. The young maj
is an adopted son of Andy Brownin.
and prior to this time has shown n,
signs of mental alteration.
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cENTERvILLE LIBRARY.
Some Opposition to Voting a Special
Tax.

Centerville, April IS. Especial =
This city is getting quite enthusiastic
over the special election to be held
May is to consider the offer of ex-Gov-
ernor Drake to establish $4,000 IL
brary here. When Mr.. Drake first
made the offer and before the mayor
issued proclamation calling special
election there was hardly dissenting
voice heard, but since it has become
generally known that two-mill levy
will be made to maintain the library,
some citizens have expressed them
selves unfavorable to the project, as
the whole levy at the present time Is
a trifle over seven per cent on the as.
sessed valuation ard the city is now
paying interest on debt of 100000.
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wANTED-A Y. M. c. A. MAN.
Leaves Board Bill Unpaid at Cedar
Falls

Cedar Falls, Ia.,April 2O.-(SpeciaD
The Laclede hotel and the lady who
sheltered until few days ago F. G..
Drake would be pleased to learn of his
present whereabouts. Nothing has
been seen of him since Wednesday
morning when he went to work in the
timers department of the Cedar Falls
Hardware company. He was inform
ed then that he was not needed and
he left and has not since been seen.
He came here several weeks ago. took
an active part in the Y. M. C. A. and
formed many acquaintance. He Sc
cured employment in the store of the
above named firm but did not stick to
business which led to his discharge
He was a good penman and had been
for some time in charge of a class in
the night school of the Y. NJ. c. A. In
vestigation showed that his room rent
| is unpaid and also a board bill at the
Laclede hotel. He was young man
apparently between 25 and 80 years
| old.
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SMALLPOX AT MT. PLEASANT.
Case of the Genuine Disease Makes
Its Appearance.

Mt. Pleaant, April 20 Smallpox has
appeared in Mt. Pleasant in a very
light form. DR.. McKlveen, at the re-
quest of DR.. Linn, visited the home of
Jacob Wright, in the northeast part of
town, where he suspected that several
of the girls were developing symptoms
of smallpox. The state officer stated
that he could not tell yet whether it
was the disease or not. but ordered the
family quarantined on suspicion How.
ever, at the home of George Wright 1t
was found that he was positively suf.
fering with genuine case and his
home was ordered quarantined. 1t is
presumed that this family must have
been exposed in some way to Laird.
The quarantine will be rigidly enforc,
ed, and other people simply need not
go to the house.
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cations for the Office of representative.
He had previously sent Mr. Hosel-
quist an invitation to meet him in joint
debate, and receiving no answer he
announced talk to the people him
self There were only a few people
present, but those who were there were
well pleased and greatly amused by
the talk He opened his address by
reciting two poems, after which he
proceeded to give a lengthy talk upon
his qualifications for the Office which
he asks at their hands. He made a
strong plea for the old soldiers VOTE
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VIRUS TO BE USED ON RATS.
Chicago Firm Will Proceed Against
the Pest

Chicago, April 2O.-War on rats and
mice has been declared by one OF the
largest manufacturing enterprises in
Chicago Within ten days the propa-
sanda OF the Japanese government,
which DR.. N, Nagusha announced while
in the city few days ago. will be in
active operation on scale which is
expected to demonstrate that the ex-
termination of the pests is thoroughly
practical. A virus discovered through
extensive experiments in the Fasteur
Institute OF Paris is to be the agent for
the SLAUGHTER Of the rodents.
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BOYS HAND CRUSHED.
centerviIle Lad Loses Member Under
Steam Hammer,

Centerville. April 2O.-(SpeciaD-
Yesterday afternoon Prof. c. E. King
took the &C" class in the high school
to visit the X. & w. railway shops,and
while they were in the blacksmithing
department, viewing the great steam
hammer. one of the students, Howard
Mcdonald by name, got his hand un,
der the hammer and received the full
force of 1920 pound blow. The hand
was crushed to a jelly. The boy was
taken to the office of DR.. Sawyers,
where the crushed member was ampu.
tated
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DIDN'T GUESS RIGHT.
Could Have Had the Whole Thing, But
Passed 1t Up.

Cedar Falls, Ia. April 10 Especially
The death few days ago of one of
the richest widowers of this section
has brought to light material which,
had it been known at the time, would
have furnished the thread of good
story. The man was possessed of a
large amount of farm property and
had bargained short time before his
death with certain maiden lady of
this city for large tract of land. The
terms were all agreed upon but when
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COUNTY EMPLOYEES SILVER.
No Fuel to Be Had On Account OF Mud
dy Roads.

Bloomfield, April 2O.-(SpeciaD-
The condition of the roads has been
such that for the past two months the
farmers have found wood hauling an
impossibility and the scarcity of that
article seems to have almost reached
crisis as our citizens are experiencing
a genuine wood famine. On Friday,
the last stick had disappeared from
the court yard and as the day was
very cold, the county officers worked
in overcoats and wrote with numb fin
gers, except as they occasionally
warmed them for a moment in the re-
corders Office, where tiny Gil stove
tempered the atmosphere a little.
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eREYs WIN NEW SPURS.
Dubuque Company !. N. G. Given
Perfect Mark

Dubuque, April 19.-The Governors
Greys, known officially in the Iowa
National Guard as Company A of the
Forty-ninth regiment, never has taken
a back seat for any company in the
state guard and has a reputation in
military circles that is more than
state wide. The Greys have scored
again and this time they have attained
that which no other company in the
history of the state has ever been cred
tied with. and it is doubtful if any ma
tional guard company in the north
west. Tuesday evening the Greys
passed rigid inspection and came
out of it with an average of 100.
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the deed was being prepared he stop
ped the proceedings with PROPOSE.
tion of marriage instead of cash in ex.
change for the farm with the under.
standing that at the time of his death
the lady who should be then his wife
was to inherit his entire estate. He
had been married twice before but
that did not affect his ardor The la
dy refused to consider the proposition
He died within two weeks after the in
cident but not of broken heart.
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SHE STILL LIVES.
Troy Woman Who Attempted Suicide
Is Not Dead.

Bloomfield, April IS. Especial. y
Through the arrival in this city of
certain Troy citizens, it is learned that
the suicide of Miss Laura Akers, was
mistake in that she is not dead.
Otherwise the account was correct.
The attending physician having pro-
nounced the case fatal probably gave
rise to the report of her death which
was circulated in this city. relative
of ]. Parker passing through this place
states that the young woman still
lives and might possibly recover. The
report, however, was correct in other
details and should the young woman
recover she will have one advantage
over the rest of womankind, that is of
reading her own obituary
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WANT coNeER ON MAY so.
Dexter Asks. Him to be Decoration
Day Orator.

Dexter, April 19-The first Iowa
home of Minister E. H. Conger is the
ilrst place to come forward with a
claim on the returning diplomat for
his first public appearance and extend
ed public address. Dexter will pre-
sent Major Conger with formal in
vitation, when he returns from China,
to deliver the Decoration day address
at the cemetery on the afternoon of
May 80 and the prospects are that he
will accept and pay a visit to his old
home at that time.
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"M'GuIRE THREW ME IN"
Insane Mans Queer Prank Near &c.
da- Falls,

Cedar Falls. Ia, April -(SpeciaD
Frank Multhauf, who lives near this
city had a peculiar experience day
or so ago when he came down stairs
into his kitchen to kindle his morning
fire. On opening the door he was con-
fronted by strange man clad only in
a shirt. He asked who he was and
what he wanted and received the re-
ply Mcclure threw me in" He was
given some clothes and started across
the field. 1t was later learned that it
was P. Dolan, farmer. who was evil
IDENTITY demented. He will be taken
before the insane commission.
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OPENS CAMPAIGN.
Lucas County Aspirant's Idea of Sub
ect to Talk About.

Charlton, April 2o.-(speciaD B.
Merrill, the man who is opposing Hon.
R. A. Hoselquist for the republican
nomination for representative, who
has been conducting vigorous cam
paign along new and novel lines, in
augurated new idea in primary cleo
tons for Lucas county by discussing
the questions pertaining to the qualifi-
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WANTS LAW ENFORCED.
Council Bluffs Man Claims Law Is
FIaarantiy Violated.

Council Bluffs, April 19.-John Ger.
man, whose daughters are alleged to
have been ruined in saloons in this
city, has taken another iab at the sa.
loon men through Mayor Jennings and
Chief of Police Albro. Notices were
served on these officials informing
them that every saloon in the city was
running contrary to the mulct law and
asking them to either enforce the law
or close the saloons.
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DELAY IN CONCERTS ARRIVAE.
Residents of Iowa Now Look for the
Minister'S Arrival About April 26. ID

Des Moines, April 19.-Minister Ed
win H. Conger and his party will ar
rive in Council Bluffs about May /. At
that date the state federation of Wo-
mems clubs will be in session there,
and Des Moines women are planning
on a reception by the federation to
Mrs Conger, her daughter, Miss Lau-
ra Conger, Miss Mary Pierce and the
other ladies with the minister's party
at Council Bluffs on their arrival
there.
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PARDON FOR EMBEzzLER.
Work Being Done by Cedar Rapids
People for A. I. Breckenridge.

PeopIe TOT y. 7. Breckenridge.
Waterloo, Ia, April 2O.-(Special)
Parties in Cedar Rapids and this
city are working for pardon for A. I.
Breckenridge, now serving a five-year
sentence in the penitenriary He was
formerly treasurer of the Perpetual
Building and Loan Association and as
such embezzled several thousand dol
lars of the funds. The steal was car
ried on for several years during which
time he was an officer in the church
and we'll thought of in social circles
Much sympathy is felt for his family
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at Anamosa penitentiary. All along
she has proclaimed her innocence of
the murder and hopes the time is near
at hand when the real murderess or
murderer will be found out and pun
ished.
1t is universally believed at indiana
la that if Mrs. Hossaek did not muir
der her husband she knows who did
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w. e. MUELLER RESIGNS.
Chief Craftsman of the c., r. |. G. r.
Railway Quits.

Davenport, April 20.-William e.
Mueller chief craftsman for the Chi
cago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
company has rendered his resignation
to become effective May /. Mr.. Muel-
Ter leaves railroad work after about
twenty years of it, and sixteen of
these were for the Chicago, Rock Is
land and Pacific. And he now returns
to his old profession of mining engl-
neering.
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Iowa Pensions.
What's Your Face Worth?

Sometimes a fortune, but never, If
You have a sallow complexion, a jaun-
diced look, moth patches and blotches
on the skin, signs of Liver Trou-
BILE. But Dr.. Kings New. Life Pills
give Clear Skin. Rosy Cheeks, Rich
Complexion Only rs cents at Clark
& Mollison's drug store.
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EXCELLENT IDEA.

Free Library in Connection With
Methodist Church.
Cedar Falls, April 19.-(Special.)-
G. q. Wolf. of Parkersburg, has offer.
ed the Methodist church of that place
donation Of $500 for new church
provided the congregation raises a
like amount. The church is to be
equipped with a $4,000 library. a free
reading room and the same to be op
en- to the public at least two days OF
each week. The proposition will be
accepted.
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MILWAUKEE CUTOFF.
Line Practically Decided Upon From
Muscatine to Ottumwa.

Washington, April 19.-Two gangs
of Milwaukee engineers are at work
near this city on the Ottumwa cutoff,
finishing UP the preliminary survey.
They have found the route through
Washington very satisfactory one
and it is now practically certain that
the line will run direct from Musca-
tine through Cone, this city and Rich
land to Ottumwa.
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EXTENDS A CALL.
Waterloo Episcopal Church Has {
New Minister.

Waterloo. April 19.-(Special.) ~
The vestry of Christ's Episcopal
church of this city has extended call
to the Rev. l. M. Merlinjones who has
for some time been supplying the
charge here. He has won a place in
the affections of the people and the
call extended was unanimous. 1t is un
derstood that he will accept and send
at once for his family.
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DEAD in HIS BUGGY.

Joshua Durbln Suddenly Expires Near
Hastings.
Hastings, April 10. = Joshua Durbin,
living six miles southeast of this place,
was found dead in his buggy while re-
turning home. from Emerson yesterday
afternoon, by Ray and Merle McKow.
en-. Mr. Durbin was one of the Oldest
residents of this county, and was we'll
TODD. Epilepsy was the cause of his
death,
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MERRY AT ErERNITY's DOOR.

Manager Barrett of c., P. & W., Dies
Suddenly at Davenport.
Davenport. April 20.-J. F. Barrett,
local manager of the Chicago, Peoria
and Western railroad, dropped dead of
heart failure while sitting in the sta
ton yesterday morning. He was chat
ting merrily with party of friends
when the summons came. His head
fell back and all efforts to revive him
We're fruitless. He is prominent in
railroad circles and well known
throughout the state.
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MRS. HossAck's PARTING PLEA
AS Door Of Cell Closed Told Sheriff
She Is innocent.

Anamosa, April 2O.-"Sheriff Hold
son, tell my children not to weep for
me, am innocent of the horrible muir
der of my husband. Some day people
will know ! am not guilty of that ter
rible crime
Those were the parting words of
Margaret Hossack, the Indianola muir,
deress, to Sheriff Hodson when she
was turned over to the prison warden
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VERY SUDDEN DEATH.
An EstimabIe Lady Is Stricken With
ApopIexy While at Lodue.

tFSF'S'SJ e*e
Oskaloosa, April 19.-About 10
o'clock Wednesday night, while the
Royal Neighbors, an order for ladies'
affiliated with the Modern Woodmen
of America, were engaged in the GER
emory of initiation. Mrs. Virginia A.
Whitman, one of the most prominent
workers of the ioIder, was suddenly
stricken with apoplexy and though all
possible medical assistance was rem
dered she expired about a. m. Thurs
day, without regaining consciousness.
She was 81 years of age.
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MIDDLETON IN DALzELL's SHOES

Lieutenant of Company B. Fiftieth
iowa, Elected Captain.
Davenport April 2O.Lientenant Mid
dleton has Deen elected captain of Co.
B to succeed t. C. Dalzell, resigned.
The company is preparing for the Du-
buque encampment
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The proposed home for eX-prisonefs
at Fort Dodge vii be commenced at
once and pushed to completion