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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-06-07
D. 8 R. 6. RxcurslOn Rates.


The following reduced rates will be
made via the Denver & Rio Grande rail
road:
Meeting Colorado Pharmaceutal Asso-
citation at Manitou, Colo, June l8 to 90
A rate Of one and one ffth fares on the
certificate plan will be made to Manitou
and retdrn, certificates to be available
June Is, IL and Is, and to be signed by
Charles p. Ward, secretary. Mr.. n. H..
Dunnaway, ticket agent at Manitou,
will act as joint agent and stamp certifi-
Gates
Biennial meeting Head Camp Modern
Woodmsn Of America at st. Paul, MINI.
June 10 to 10, A rate Of one eare for
the round trip plus $500 will be made
from all stations 10 st. Paul and return.
Tickets on sale June Z. 8 and g. good for
return leaving St. Paul not earlier than
June 10, not later than June l9.
Annmh mesting Imperial Council
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine at Kansas
City. Mo-. June IL and -, A rate OF
one fare plus 50 for the round trip will
be made from all stations to Kansas
City and return. Tickets on sale June
8 and 10, good to return leaving Kansas
Oity not earlier than June II, nor later
than June IA.
Rules Tor tickets sold on certificate
plan: Il the required number OF tick
cts l5O) showing full fare paid on going
trip are presented to joint agent they
will be stamped by him and honored for
return passage at one-dfth fare not
later than three days after the closing
date of the meeting, Sunday not to be
counted.
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Notice is horeby given that the undersigned
has taken up the following described estray
animal at his ranch near Flora VISTA New
Mexico, viz.
A flea bitten-grey horse, weight about 900
pounds branded reverted r X, connected; (;
shod all around.
The owner OF owners Of said described nj
NAL forfeit the same at the end Of the seven
months from the date of the first publication
of this notice, unless claimed by the owner or
owners thereof. OK their agent, proving o wn-
ership and paying all legal charges thereon.
ED b. TURNER,
First pub April 20, 1901. Flora Vista, n. M.
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Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has taken uu the following described estray
animal at his ranch, near Largo New Mexico,
viz.
One bay horse weight 100 lbs. white hind
feet. branded e. two bara low down on left
shoulder Scar on left knee OF 'front.' foot,
Horse is traIuoh to the loruala.
THE ownerOr owners Of said described animal
forfeit the same az the end oLthe seven months
from the date OF the first publication Of this
notice unless claimed by che owner on owners
thereof, OF their agent, proving ownership, ana
paying an legal charges thereon.
E. w. WILSON.
First pub April 10. 1901 Largo, n. M
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has ~ ken no the following described estray
animal at his ranch six miles from Aztec, New
Mexico, Fiz:
One bay horse, weight about oUu pounds.
branded D on right side Of jaw
Tho owner dr owners OF said described anil
mai forfeit the same at the end of the seven
months from |the date OF the first publication
of this notice. unless claimed by the owner on
owners thereof or their agent, proving owner
shin and uavinr an legal charges thereon
JOE DALPRAt
First pub. Mays, 1901. Aztec, n. M
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Notice a. hereby given that the undersigned
has taken np the following described eatray
animal at his rancf sevau miles north Of aztec
New Mexico via.
One gray horse. or years Old weight about
800 nouuds branded on Lett hip,
The owner OF owners of said described ani-
NAL forfeit the same at the emo OF the seven
months from the date of the hrsl publication
81 this notice. unless claimed by the owner on
owuors thereof OF their agent. proving owner
ship and paying an legal Charge thereon
First pub. bay "a 1901. Aztec, N D.
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GRANVILLE PENDLEToN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
win practice in all Courts Of the Territory.
Aztec New Mexico.
RRwARp.

A reward OF 500 viii be paid by this Assoeia-
ton to any person or persons furnishing infor-
nation that viii lead to the arrest and convio-
tion of any person or persons stealing, driving
away OF feloniously handling any stock belors-
ing to any member of this Association.
THE SAN JUAN COUNTY CATTLE GROW
ERSi ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO,
headquarters at Aztec, San Juan County, New
Mexico; W.. Wright, President; ]. r. VIII
liams, Treasurer; Granville PendletOn, Secre-
tary; Board OF Directors, j. @. DOdson. *. r.
Stewart, h. B. Milleson, T. n. johnson, and
Frank MUIR
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Notice for Publication.
Department of tho Interior, Lund Office
at ssnta Fe, N. H., April 2o 1901 (
Notice Is hereby given that the following
nemed settler hds filed notice Of his Intention %
make hnal proof ia support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Probat8
Clerk of San juen county, at Aztec n. d. on
June 10, 1901, va;
ERNEST F. SPINNER,
For the SEk SEi. Sec. "a, NE4 Mex Sec. 2s,
T. % n, r. 10 VI and Lot 4, Sec. 10, and Lot
1, Sec 30. r. 29N, ROW.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hfs continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz
Joseph No tin, Christian j Snyder OF
T.aw-o ass Af worth s. Wise Willie d.
Dalton " Azted 3 Al.
u MANUEL R OTERo, Register.
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LEGAL NOTICES.



Articles of Iacorpprnuon OF western
Hanch ssd nrlaation Company.
rnnnigona % agw MHzroa, ,s
re j. W. Reynolds, Secretary OF the Terri
tory
States, James W Wilson, J. Pembroke Bishop
and Charles r Huoy. propose to form a corpo-
ration under tno laws OF the territory OF New
MeNlcoi aud lor the purpose Of such organiza-
tien we hereby state as follows. to-wit;
First. The lame OF such corporation s
Western Henrh and Irrigation Oonuany.
Second. Tho object for which q is lormed ls
90 construct irrlsating ditches, dams aud res
crvoirs, owl "a, huY sell and lease water rights
on watcr % utn, coionize, purchase, aoll,
aua Improve itHi " own, buy, aeil' lease or
tura sugar beet and traffic In beet sugar
Third, The capital stock shall be one mil
and five hundrtd thousand dollars common on
nuu-diVidend paying stock.
Fourth. The amount Of each share Is ten
Fiit6. The npmbor Of ahpres one hundred
sixth The time Of its existence shall be
Seventh. The names Of tho Directors who
shall manege The corporation for the hrst
brook Bishop Chas. u Huey, William III
Wallace and tIhncis p Bishop.
tighth Ine 9eation Of the principal place
OF business wli.in the territory Us at Aztec,
san Juan county, New Mexico
JAMES w. WILSON
j PEMBROOK BISHOP,
OHASi p. HUEY
STarE OF IILuOfs
COUNTY or OOoK '
/. Margaiet Lynch. q Notary Public, in and
for said county ana state aforesaid, do hereby
certify that en- he 8th day OF May, A . D. 1901
personally appeared before me James w.
Wilson, j. PeA0rook Bishop and Chas, p.
huey, 20 ne per sonaliy known % be the same
and severally acknowledge that they executed
the same for the purposes therein set forth.
hand and seal Jsho day and the year above
written. MARGARET LYNCH,
fSeall Notary Public.
Filed In ofico6f Secretary Of New Mexico
May IL, 1901. J. VI RAYNOLDS,
Secretary,
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smelter city Rapers.

Prom the Durango Herald.
Mrs. s. W. Raymond and Miss Net
tie Kello vent 10 Mancos this morning
TO visit Mrs, Henry Krumpanitzlzy few
days.
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Notice Of Attachment.

THRRrroRY or NEW MEXICO, GO
County q San Juan. s.
To w. r.. Craft, Greeting; You are
hereby notiheu that q writ has been issued
that unless you appear before E. G.. Berry. J.p.,
by whom said writ Of attachment was issued
at his office in erecinot No. 2, in said county.
on the 22d -day of June, 1901 at the hoarl of 2
o'clock y. 20. OI said day, Judgment win DO
rendered Again YOU, aud your said property
sold tOpay the said debt.
Given under ny hand this lst day Of June,
1901. BRUCE v. GRAVES
Special Constable.
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United States Bonds and other
Securities ..........-... ,,.---s q.
Firat Lien Loans on Bond and
Mortgage es-s. .s-t ..s. 90 ..-ss =. ss
LOans on Bonds and other ae'
CurlUlcl ss.sssr+s..tsss s.ss.s o.. s
Loans on Company's own Poll
CIta s-ss ...ssessss srsss. - =. 80 q
Real Estate; COmpany's Odice
Buildings in London, Paris
Berlin, New York. Boston,
Philadelphia, Seattle, San
Francisco. Sydney aud Moxi-
co, and Other Real Estate. ...q
Cash Ia Banks and Trust Com
pania1 s..ss.ttt-. t..f.sfss fst- -
Accrued Interest, Net Deferred
Premiums, etc...s............
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Strawberry boxes and crates at Stubba
4 Jakway's, Durango.
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voLuME ~


Proceedings Of the Board sittinn ~
Board Of BauaiiEation, {.
Office Of Board Of County Commis-
siouors, June 3, 1901 The Board Of
County Commissioners met June 3, 1901.
Present, p. A. Chubb, chairman; Com
missioners Brimhall. Luian and Clerk
@. v Saford, by Joe Prewitt, deputy
Acting as board Of equalization, all
Of the schedules Of tax assessments, re-
turned for the year 1901, we're exam
ined and approved except as follows;
The lands Of the Santa Fe Pacific rail
road company we're raised from s4063O9
to e609l63. Lands Of j seligman, trus-
te5, we're raised from s23O466 to
e3i5e99.
The Board adjourned to June 4. 1901.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
members present as before.
No further business appearing before
the Board Of Equalization, the Board
resolv ed itself into a Board for the
transaction Of other business.
j. N. Palmer appeared for j. ". Dun
lap and stated that said Dunlap had
beer assessed with special school levy
10 Dietrict No. 2, when the property was
in District Is. The Board ordered spec
ial school taa so levied for 1896, 1897 and
1898 abated.
Adjourned.
e. A. CHURB. Chairman.
CHAs. V. SAFFoRD, Clerk,
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The school election in District No. 2
(Aztecl resulted in the election Of Frank
MUIR as director for three years, r. b.
Whitford for two ysars and D. E. Lo
bato for one year. There was no contesE
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Testamente = Ultima voluntad dc Edward
Kelly fiuado,
a quineg impcrte;
For esta Sc da aviso, que 20 Charles v SAT-
ford EscribanO de Ia cOrte prueba de la Con
dado de San Juan TerritOrio de Nueva Ne
jico ha nombrado Julio 2 1901, como el dia
dor probado ol testimente Ultima VOluntad
de Edward Kelley hnado
Dado baio mi mano sello di dichO Corte
CHARLES " Stafford,
Escribano de la Corte Prueba.
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Observation-Disclosures

To Policy-holders for Claims by
Death ................t.t
To policy-holders for EndoW-
mont6. Dividends, etc ,......r.
For all other Accounts .......-..
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Last will aud testament Of Edward Kelly.
deceased
To whom it may cOncerns
Notice Is hereby given that /, Charles " Saf-
ford. Clerk Of the Probate Court in aul for
San Juan county. New Mexico territory, Fave
set the 2d day OF July, 1901 as the day for prov
ing the last viii and testament OF said Edward
Kelly, deceased.
Given under my hand aud the seal Of said
court this 2lst day OF May, 1901
CHAS. " SAFFORD, Probate Clerk
By Joe Prewitt, Deputy.
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DIRECTORY.

DREsBYTERIAN. CHURCH Morning SER
I vices on The nrst and third sundays lf
each month an cluFCl o,ctoch FyonYg aer
sunday school at 2 go u. m. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at $500 p. m. J. r..
COOPER, Pastor
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A ZTEC POST NO. IS, G. A. R-Meots At
n call OF Post Commander, Aztec, New
Mexico. W. H. WILLIAMS, Post Comman-
dor; g. w. MCCOY, Adjutant.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK.
RICHARD A. McCURDY, President.
Statement for year ending Dec 81, 1900, ao-
cording TO the Standard Of the Insurance
Department of the State Of New
York.
INcOME.

Received for premiums ........ tl7 ,Q2i,
From all other sources .......... 1881
800, =
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PROFESSIONAL.

IDR. 2. >. WEST
PHYSICIAN. sOHaEoS. OBsTETHJCtAn,
ATtec Nee Nerieo
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CHAs. v. SAFFoRD, Clerk,
By Joe Prewitt, Deputy.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-30

of srrSh clergy. It devolves on the
 American Catho.lcs to meet the situa- | ton in some way; and 1t Is to be noted
 that. probably as the result of Bishop Chappetle's Tndeavors, we have now at
 last the news that the Philippines are to have nine new diocese, seven of which will be presided over by Ameri- can bishops. Up to this time there whole of the Philippine islands, all of which are presided over by Spaniards. A native priesthood, or an American priesthood, would probably hold the Filipino safely enough for the Catholic church.
 Certain Protestant denominations have had great hopes of converting the islanders to their faith. but it ap- pears unlikely that any change so re- markable as that will occur. Protest antism will probably make consider able progress in the Philippines. as it has done in Mexico. but 1t is unlikely that it will soon mest the religious needs of any large section of the peo- pie. On the other hand. if the church In the Philippines can be separated from Spain and from politics, and the propsity rights. of the friars can be acquired in some fair way for the peo- pie. Catholicism will probably become much stronger there than 1t has ever been before
Arizona republican., 1901-08-30
No. 21. North First Ave.

it would be profitable to irrigate the
 market gardens and thus provide against the ravages of drouth. It Is
 surprising that there should be such
 SOW appreciation of the great advan-
 tages which attach to irrigation. The | object lessons have been numerous enough. Experimental stations and contemplating individuals here and there have proved over and over again in numerous localities in the middle and eastern states that the irrigation of vegetables and fruits assuies greater yield and better quality, and high re- turns of profits, even when the rain fall normally is supposed to be all that cou'd bs desired-the fact being gsnsr- ally overlooked that in nearly every state there are periods in each sea- sen when the rain does not come at the proper timi. The slight head way made by irrigation outside the arid region proves that not only ia there little knowledge of the methods of watering the soil artiiicially, but as vel, slight interest in irrigation subjec s.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-30
THE PET ILLUSION OF VIENNA.

Now, Vienna is pulling itself together
 and it discovers in this proposed Ger man tariff the first step toward the Vi- ennese dream of a European golden age, when all Europe shall be combined in commercial antagOnsm against the United States. It is clear that Russia and Austria can avoid the maximum duties of the German tariff by entering into reciprocity treaties, but so can the United States. Germany offers the same terms. and has got to offer. the same terms. to this country as to ito neighbors. Besides. the moving power behind the new tariff is the body of ag- ricultural land owners, and they are just as much opposed to the importa- tion of Russian and Hungarian grain as to that of American grain. On the whole. we think Europe had better wait till she has good harvest before she conspires against the commerce of the United States.--Journal of Commercs.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-30
subjecs.

It Is expected that the British cable across ths Pacific ocean will be com. pleted by the end of next year. In the meantime the United States, which has use for cable there. is doing nothing in the matter. The United States ought to be In daily communication with Hawaii, Guam and the Philippine islands. If the government is not able to lay the cable 1t ought to let private capital do the work. The cable is nec- essary and it ought to be a fact as soon as possible.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-30
THE INFANTA COT THE GOWNS.

| Paris-Eight beautiful creations O. the dressmaker's art, fashioned in par after suggestions furnished by theil intended owner. Mrs. Charles T. Yerkes I are to be the incentive for an interest. ing tri-cornered suit at law betweer the handsome wife of the American traction magnate, Princess Eulalia oi Spain and the maker of the costumes M. Armand
 It all had its origin simply enough Completed, the eight dresses for Mrs ferkes were being packed for delivery when Princess Eulalia, who has an eye Tor the beautiful. entered the dress making establishment and promptly fell in love with the American woman's costumes.
 The princess, enraptured, said: "I must have this one and that one, no matter to whom they belong. You must not say me nay. for l will pay we'll. fabulously. The dresses are mine. See here are the directions. Send them at once," and Princess Eulalia swept ont of the doorway.
 M. Armand was perturbed-perplexed He hesitated, and was lost. He sent a polite note to Mrs. Yerkes expressing ms deep regret but he would make two more costumes equally pretty and at the same price for Madame Yerkes.
 Mrs. Yerkes was indignant. She re- pehed. and refused to accept any of the gowns unless the original lot were de- hvered to her immediately. But Prin cess Eulalia had worked a spell upon M. Armand. and the two Yerkes dresses were already in possession of the Prin- cess at Beauville, where she is living for the summer.
 Mrs. Yerkes has determined to seek legal redress.
 I'll teach that Infanta a thing or two Tor taking my dresses the Ameri- can millionairess said today.
 And that man Armand-bah-he does not know his own mind two min- utes. l shall teach him too. The idea or q princess taking my gowns!"-New York Journal.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-30

In view of the charge, frequently
 made, that Pension Commissioner
 Evans Is treating
 EVANS the veterans un-
 AND THE justly, special in-
 PENSION ROLL. terest attaches to
 the facts set out in
 his annual report
 It appears that the net addition to
 the names on the pension roll during
 the fiscal year 1901 was 4,206, and that
 the number of new allowances for pen sions was 4,000 more than in any former year. The total expenditure sidering the almost autociatic power of the commissioner, 1t certainly speaks well fer him from the standpoint of the | pensioner thau the high-water mark of allowances was reached during the very time in which he was being critl- | cised the most severely for his al- legged hostility to the old soldiers. The facts presented show rather conclu- sively that the hue and cry against Evans was based to a great extent on transformation circulated by personal enemies of the commissioner. Indeed, logic should have led all unprejudlcsd persons to the conclusion that there was little ground for the severe criti- oism of the administration of the pen sion bureau. because President Me kinleys unquestioned friendship for his old comrades of the civil war should have been sufficient assurance that an unjust administration of the pension bureau would not be permitted.
 Senator Burton of Kansas returned home from Washington a few days ago. after having had an hours con- ference with the president at Canton, and announced that there will be no change in the office of pension com missioner so long as the fire of crti- cism is continued against Commis- soner Evans; that the president wishes to utilize Mir. Evans talents in an- other field. but will not permit him to retire under fire" This informa- tion is undoubtedly authentic and if those who are anxious to see the com missioner vacaie his office will keep quiet for a month or two they will be | satisfied.
 It is well known that the man the | president has in mind fer successor | to Commissioner Evans is former Con- | gressman Samuel l.. Peters of Newton, Kansas. Judge Peters as the repre- sentative of a Kansas district served | for many years in congress with Major Mckinley. and they are warm personal friends. The judge has an honora b,e record as a soldier. He Is a very able lawyer. and as judge on the bench he achieved reputation for honesty and fairness. Shou,d he fail as pen sion commissioner to give satisfaction to the country it could be taken for granted that no man can escape cen sure in that office. But inasmuch as the veterans only ask to be treated fairly, 1t may be predicted with safety that following Peters entry into the pension bureau there will be no fur- her complaint.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-30
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, AUG. 30. 1901
Here is a chance for Arizona's com missioneis to the St. Louis Worlds fair

Here is a chance for Arizona's com missloneis to the St. Louis Worlds fair
 to distinguish them- BRING selves and do a service THEM TO to the territory. John ARIZONA. Barrett. formerly United
 States minister to Siam, will soon go abroad on behalf of the ex- position management. for the pur- pos of engaging and bringing to this country for exhibition at St. Louis rep far east. There will be delegations" from the Philippines, from Australia, from Borneo, Siam, Java, India and Tibet. Altogether these representatives several hundred. As nearly all of them will be from the tropics or semi i-trop- ical countries it will be necessary to bring them into the United states many months in advance of the opening of the exposition, in order to have them safely accllmaied when the exposition cptns. It has not yet been decided whera these people are to be located during the waiting period. IL will be necessary to have thsm domiciled where the climate is warm and at the same time healthful and strength-glv- ing.
 Arizona Is the place for them. Such another opportunity for widely adver- tlsirg our climate without any ex- pense to the people of the territory could not be devised.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-30

Governor Longino, of Mississippi be- lieves in all the amenities appars ntly because they are economical. He makes the amazing statement that on August 10 he discovered a shortage in the state treasury of $107 ,621, but instead of call ing the treasurer 10 account he "ia- dulged the hope that the amount would be replaced if opportunity and time were given before the result of the count was made public. and that the state might thus recover the money this most considere,te executive gently warned the treasurer that he would count the states cash again on August s0 On that date the treasurer's books balanced to a cent. One wonders whether the treasurer will continue to b. as obliging in the future It Is not clear whether the cash was restored, or the books made to fit the cash on hand. The governor generously gives the treasurer an opportunity to make a statement to the public, but the treas urer blan1.y says that he will say nothing. Thus ths feelings of the GUS todian of public money were spared. This Mississippi method of doing busi- ness With officials may have been de- vised by ala; med bondsmen, but what ever its origin, 1t is not likely 10 find imitators
Arizona republican., 1901-08-30
ACURE FOR CHOLERA INFANTUM

Last May" says Mrs. Curtis Baker of Bookwalter, Ohio, ''an infant child of our neighbors was suffering from cholera infantum. The doctor had given up all hopes of recovery. I took bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol- era and Diarrhoea Remedy to the house. telling them I felt sure it would do good if used according to directions. In two days time the child had fully recovered, and is now (nearly n year since) vigorous, healthy girl. I have recommended this Remedy frequently and have never known it to fail in any single instance" For sale by Elvey x Hulett.