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The August number OF Mcclures
Magazine Is one that Is certain 20 at
tract a great deal OF attention. From
the artistic medallion cover designed by
Kenyon Cox 10 the last article. Il Ii
replete with entertaining Action and en-.
riched with beautiful illustrations. The
literary quality Of the number h youch.
"a for By such contributors ~ Henry
Van Dyke. Norman Duncan, Josephine
Dodge Daakem Edwin Lefeyre. clara
Morris, George Hubbard. Henry Wal
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-03-08

The Colorado Telephone company,
having acquired tho Durango system, is
pushing branch line 10 silverton as
rapidly as possible. Letters received by
Aztec people this week from Mr. Z. @,
Jakway Of the firm Of stubbs 8 Jakway.
indicate that the new company is con.
templating an extension to Aztec and
Farmington this year. Treasurer Hall,
Of the telephone company, lie in Du-
range and according to him, the propo-
sition Of the company will be about this;
They will build the line II they can be
shown that the business is here to war
rant 1t. and in case there is not or is any
doubt about it, he has plan similar to
the vae suggested by Mr.. Sellers OF
Farmington, which is virtually guaran-
tee Of certain amount Of business.
Under this plan th5 people wanting a
telephone, would canvass the various
parties interested and see what amount
OF scrip could be disposed Of in one year,
this scrip good for ono year on any or al
lines Of the company, It Is not under
stood that the company asks any bonus
or donation Of any kind, but simply q
guarantee to show that in case the line
is built, it would start off with a guaran.
| teed bueiness.
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voLuME xn


John Tyler OF Gallup was in town
Wednesday.
Thomas Johnsos, one Of our promi-
nent cattlemen, is ill with brain fever
w r. Shawver is making a very large
eign board for the Hyde Exploring ex-
pedition.
Harry Teas has started the foundation
for a residence on lot recently pur-
chased from W. A. Hunter.
Cooper & Dustin are having their old
poatoiiice building torn down.
The Hyde Exploring expedition are
having q large ferry boat made to trans.
port their teams, vehicles and gooie
across the San Juan south Of Farming
ton.
Jesse Harwood will commence imme.
diately the erection OF a blacksmith shop
on San Juan street.
DR.. and Mrs. Rosenthal and baby re-
turned from Denver Tuesday. The
doctor reports having a very pleasant
time. The weather has been very mild
Rs a result the fruit buds on that slope
are much further advanced than here
and the general opinion prevails that the
fruit crop there will he very light
Newton Thomas 8 remodeling the old
Miller building preparatory to putting
in a large stock OF harness material. A
new sidewalk will also be placed 10 front
which will make 1t more passable for
pedestrians.
o. S. Evans will soon begin the eroc
tiOn Of business house on San Juan
street opposite tho Hyde property. The
building will be stocked with choice
line Of iewely.
The FarmingtCn Hardware and Ina
plement company have already begun
the erection OF a tws-story brick busi
ness house on San Juan street, adioin
ing the blacksmith shop. The building
will be 34x50 feet and full line of hard
ware apd farm machinery Of ell descrip
tions will be kept constantly on hand
These gentlemen deserve the patronage
of the entire community for the enter
prising spirit shown. s.
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any school or educational institution, to
engage In any play or game Of chance
with cards, dice, wheels, or the manipu-
lation Of any device by means Of which
money or any commodity or property
may be hazarded, won or lost; or TO
permit any miHor under the age Of u
years or any pupil in any school or edu-
cational institution, to loiter upon or
frequent the premises belonging to such
saloon. or to engage 10 games or amuse-
ments OF an kind thereon. The penalty
for violation Of theee provisions is a fine
Of not less than s25 nor more than 800,
or by Imprisonment for thirty days OF
three months, or both such fine aud inn
prisonment. The new Jaw received
executive approval February ls. 1901.
AS amended and passed in the house
last week, Mr.. Ascarato's bill to amend
the game law, as set forth in section /,
chapter 81, session acts Of 1899, provides
that it shall be unlawful to kill any
quail, prairie chicken, partridge or wild
turkey, or to kill, wound, etc, any ante
lope, deer, elk or mountain sheep, except
that said birds and animals, the animals
being with horns, may be killed with a
gun during the months Of September
October and November of each year in
the counties Of Rio Arriba, San Juan
Taos, Colfsx, Union, San Miguel, Guada-
lupe and Santa Fe, aud during the
months OF October, November and Ne
cember in all other counties Of the terri
tory, and provided, further, that said
birds may be killed with a gun IN the
county Of Dona Ana also during the
months Of January and Februaryj pro
vided, further, that no pheasant shall be
killed within five years from the pas.
sage Of this act, and that no person shall
have in his possession more than one
antelope, elk, mountain sheep or deer at
any one time.
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From. the Durango Herald.
Plant LIest n Warning to HOrtIeuI-
tuFlsts.

From jerome, Arizona, we have received
plant louise or aphis tnfesting the leaves Of cul.
tivated strawberry plants IN myriads, and
proving very injurious. We thought at first
thatnt must have been imported with theplants
from the east, but investigation has shown that
it is an undeacribed species, never found be-
fore. Its scientific name will be Myzus fragaes
folii. It Is whitish or slightly yellow Ia color,
and the winged form has some dark markings.
These lice may be killed with kerosene
emulsioni but It Is Of the utmost Importance
to obtain strawberry plants from good reliable
nurserymen, who will not seild out plants that
have Ice upon them. To-hake doubly sure OF
the condition Of plants received, Il is desirable
70 dip them IN kerosene emulsion OF tobacco
water, or fumigate them with hydrocyanic
acid.gas.. A iuu account of the method Of fu-
migation win be found in Bulletin ~ Of the
Delaware Experiment Station, Newark Della
ware or we viii republish IL IN New Mexico II
necessary.
Specimens OF plaut-lico Of any kind are de-
sired for study and should bo sent alive in a
tin bOY, With sOme Of the food plant, TO the
undereiGded % East Las Vegas N. MT, ID.
a, ooekereli in Press Bullotin No. a., New
Mexico College Of Agriculture.
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The many friends of the late Franklin
Creighton will be panied to learn of his
death, which occurred September 1890,
at Astoria, Oregon. Mr.. Creighton was
one OF our pioneer settlers, coming here
over twenty years ago. He leaves wife
end two daughters to mourn his loss,
who have the sympathy OF the entire
community.
Duncan Self, Of Taos, a blacksmith,
has arrived in Largo aud started black
smithing n the old Brumbly shop. Al
though the shop has been open less than
a week, a visit to the place revealed seven
ploughs, half a dozen scrapers, three or
four wagons, harness, guns, and other
articles too numerous to mention, all 10
need OF repair and patiently awaiting
their turn. Evidently Largo is able to
support a blacksmith shop all the year
around.
Ellsworth Wise Of Aztec was a visitor
to Largo last week.
Rev. Father GARNER has bought the
old Graden store building and hopes to
open a school there in the near future,
The padre" is an energetic worker and
has done much towards building Up the
parrish during the short timo he has bad
charge here.
Bon Kelly ci Cnama. Who has been
Wintaring beef cattle al NE Creighton
ranch, drove hie stock up into Canon
Cari8so Wednesday, whore he viii h8r0
them until April l,
Mrs e. f. Spinner has recovered from
her recent severe attack Of rheumatism
and is again able to attend to her dutiel
as postmistress.
A former resident Of Largo is nov
here looking for a suitable house il
which to open a hotel. The house being
found and all other arrangements salts
factory, the prospects are good thsI
another need will soon be supplied anC
commercial travellers and others will no
find il necessary to start for Largo Will
their pockets filled with Aztec 'harC
tack" or run the risk Of going hungry.
E. +. Spinner received q telegram las
week announcing the death Of his step
father, VIM. F. Harvey, at his home il
L0ckpOrt, n Y.
Chas. WhitsOn has rented the Wisl
ranch for another year, Geo, Adair, Sr.
has rented the Mckenzie ranch, Jos
Hadden has moved to the Dalton rancl
and Val Finch to the Sullivan ranch
Several ranches have also chRngeC
hands permanently, Mr.. De Friez hay
ing bought the old Garter ranch fron
Chaa. Carter, John Tenny the HarF!
Hubbard ranch, and Ezra Curtis thl
J. II, ThiehOff ranch.
Walter Von Buddenbrock Of PIN
River was trading in Largo last Satur
day.
Talk about the ranehers on the uPpe
San Juan being poOr-we know one o
them who sold a ton Of hay the othe
day TO- seventeen dollars, without wink
ing an eye,
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BEOOMFlRLD.

The weather is nice and the river on
the RISE
Every man has his day and Charles
Holly, the ierryman, will have his before
long.
James Burkett is on the road for
Gallup, where he is treighting for the
Hyde brothers out at Cbaco.
Millard Green lost fine Jersey COW
recently. She broke her neck while tied
in the stall. By the way, MillaFd has
moved TO the Vance ranch.
Colonel Fill Green has got lot Of
good cider on sale.
Frank Lane and family started to Gal
lup this week, Our people regret to see
them 60.
Nearly everybody is on the move from
ono ranch 10 another, il being the first OF
March, when renters usually change
places.
w. 4. Burkett has just returned from
the Chaco stores, where he has been
fteghting.
r. @ Townsend is hauling goods from
Aztec, and by the way, he 10 doing a
rnshing business.
The Finch boys have moved TO Mary
duhvan's ranch, whore they will farm
this year
Mrs. Thos. Cfoamer 10 on the sick Ist
with the grip.
THE lNDEnis an right. Itnever ffes
any blank shots.
AN our ranchmen are in good spirits,
andiexpecilng good crop this SEASON.
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The San Francisco Mining Reporter
says; "Some sort Of an agreement has
at last been made between certain chiefs
of the Navajo Indians and the officials of
Salt Lake mining company, giving the
latter prospecting and locating rights in
the Navajo reservation, and already an
expedition to explore the latter is on the
road, The secretary of the interior is Of
course aware Of the scheme. It is re-
ported that the Indians have been guar
anteed by the company royalty of five
per cent Of the net output of any and all
mines that may be located and worked.
The exploring syndicate has taken out
good outfit and is said to be well
backed financially The region o he
examinod d the Carizao range. lying
beteoen the 50h parallel (which cousti.
tutea the southern Boundaries Of Utah
and Colofado) and slraddiing the i0olh
degren Of west lsngitude, which lies q
few miles east Of the boundary between
New Mexico and Arizona For more
than twenty years past it has been we'll
known among mining men that th.re is
gold and good ore Of various kinds in
this range. Many samples have come
out Many attempts have been made by
moderate sized parties to enter and pros
pect systematically, but the Indians
have guarded their rights well. Now
that their consent has been obtained, it
will be but few years until presssre
will begin for their removal And there
are really no good reasons why they
should not give way"
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LEeAL NOTIoEs.



IN District Court. County Of San Juan,
First Judicial District, Territory Of New
No. 22s-Civi.
William B. Markley and Lucille Markley,
infants respectively o. the age ot " ana l.ls ~
friend Plaintiffs.
Mand F. NJ. Willis, Herbert o, Willis, June .
Wilkin, Joseph R. Wilkin, Lillian l.. Mark
ley, Mary 1. Duff James A. Duff, Joseph
prewitt, Joe Prewitt trustee Robert {.
Prewitt, Robert G. Prewitt trustee, hobert
Roberts, Robert Roberts trustee, William
Q. Prewitt A. ROsenthal, Bessie v. Rosen-
thai, r. h McJunkins. Rebeoca McJUn-
kins and Frank E. Prewitt, Defendants.
Notice Of the pendency of the above entitled
cause is hereby published IN newspaper OF
said San Juan county, to-wit, the San Juan
County INDEX, the names OF the parties 70
said cause being as above set forth, and the
court in which the same Is pending being the
above named court, the general objects OF said
action being partition OF the south hnlt OF
the southeast quarter OF the northwest quarter
and the northeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter and the southwest quarter OF the
northWest quarter Of section sixteen, In town.
ship twentVnine north of range thirteen west
ol the New Mexico principal meridian le1cepl
\ strfu hftr feet wide off the east side OF the
southwest aunrtur Uf tue northwest QuHrtef Ol
aaid sect nsirtucul together with tYe eercnthe
Frrminqlon ditch, in tho COUNTY aforesaid
norteintng e. said lands. the said tract % lane
containing one hunorcd nofali oNcept aall 9tflT
Of fifty feet aforesaid; for aQuieting Of title e
the portion thereof partitioned to plaintiffs
and for oahcellRtion Of certain deeds OK REQ
ord constituting a cloud upon the title of plain
tiffs theretoi aud for general relief as prayed
by plaintiffs against defendants, with costs
plaintiffs attorney being r. @. 0ortner, Esq.
whose post office and business address Is Santl
Fe, New MexicO;. and said defendants ART
hereby notified that unless they enter theil
appearance Id said cause on or before the 70
day Of April, A, ID. le0l, judgment viii be ren
derod in said cause against them by default.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said oour
fsEAI.l A. NJ. BERGERE,
Clerk District Court
First publication February IS, 1901,
Ilnat publicRtion March s. 1901.