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New-York tribune., 1901-05-24
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY

Las m.-No. 100 West Ninety hrst-st P. Buckman
slight.
las a. mNo. $40 Mottave Jacob RoussaIin: $40 OOO
BIS a. m.-No. 321 West Twenty-second-st; Edward
Owens: slight
TBS a m-No. Ss1 East Houston Louis Heller: $40
$50 a. m.No. 81 Rutgersst.; Simon Freedman: 500
9:45 m.-No. les Broadway; unknown: no dam
Samuel Phillips: $40.
l:la ?. m.No. 2lO Thrtieth-st.. W Tarrant 500
2;i5 p m--No. $40 sxth-st Louis McClusky; slight
New-York tribune., 1901-05-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT T

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ASTOR-Captain o. F. Quchstracher, of Fin
land FIFTH AVENUE Senator Marion Butler
Of North Carolina. GILSEY-James Longstreet
jr.. Of Georgia. HOFFMAN-Congressman George
\. Southwick. OF Albany. and ex-senator Edward
Murphy. jr. Of Troy. IMPERIAL-Judge W. NJ
Talbot OF Havana, Captain Charles Philips. L.
s. A. and Judge ]. r. Mercer. Of Kansas city
MANHATTAN-Dr Walter @. Chase, OF Boston.
and s. Vandry Braddon. OF England VICTORIA
J. Newton Fiero. OF Albany; Colonel j. r Sayre
Of Montgomery. Ala. and Captain J. {. Sanford
L. 5. A. F-Surgeon-General W. r. Van
Reypen. L. 8. y
New-York tribune., 1901-05-24
WITTHAUS'S BILLS CAUSE A HITCH.

HE HAS FATHER PHILLIPs's ORGANS. BUT MAY
NOT MAKE THE ANALYSIS.
Assistant District Attorney Garvan said yester-
day morning that there has been ANALYSIS of the
remains of Father Phillips. Mr.. Garvan said DR.
Wtthaus had possession of the jars containing the
organs but that he has examined them he
cause he had not received the District Attorneys
order to do The hitch was as to who
would perform the analysis. Professor Witthaus
would not get the job If he intended put in one
Garvan said
Mr.. Garvan says there is intention of drop-
ping the prosecution of Stanley, the anaIvsis
has not been made. Should nothing incriminating
be discovered, Mr.. Garvan says the District Ar
torney will gladly help in discharging Stanley as
possible.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-24
CLINTON L. ROSSITER ACCEPTS.

HE IS TO BE PRESIDENT OF THE NEW MILLION
DOLLAR TRUST COMPANY.
Clinton L Rossiter. formerly president of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company admitted vas
terday that he had accepted the presidency of tho
million dollar rust company which is beiro
organized to do business in the new TemnIa rar
Building. Brooklyn. David H I.eggett oyyrar %
the building and director of the Long IsIand 7 ~
and Trust Company is the principal pTomnter nf
the now COMPANY The names of the Others n re
being withheld Mr.. Rosster says that oil tbe
stock has already been spoken for ~ ''e
New-York tribune., 1901-05-24
BRESCI COUHITS Suicide.
THE ASSASSIN OF KING HUMBERT HANGS
HIMSELF IN HIS CELL.

THE ASSASSIN OF KING HUMBERT HANGS
HIMSELF IN HIS CELL.
Rome. May 23.-Gaetano Brescl, the assassin
Of the late King Humbe-t has committed suicide
at the penitentiary Of San Stefano.
Bresci recently had been suffering from ex-
treme excitement declared 10 be from remorse
on Tuesday night he made a rope of a towel and
strangled himself
On the wall Of BrescIs cell the word Ven
geance" was scratched with his bloody thumb
nail
Bresci's violence last week eliminated in his
attacking a TALLER. in consequence Of which he
was placed in a straitjacket. Later the prisoner
feigned dociliy in order TO secure an opportunity
to commit suicide which he accomplished by
hanging himself with the improvised rope at
tached to the ceiling. In the earlier days Of his
Imprisonment Bresci resented orders to keep
silent, and threatened to kill himself.
At a Cabinet council held at the Quirnal to-
day. Sgnor GioIitt. Minister Of the Interior In
majesty remained pensive for a few moments
and then said:
1T is. perhaps. the best thing that could have
happened 10 the unhappy man"
The Minister OF the Interior has instituted
searching inquiry into the circumstances Of the
suicide a post mortem examination will be
held, and the body will then be buried a
desert island.
The warder's account is that he saw Bresci
quickly tie "A towel to the bars Of the grating of
the cell and hang himself. BresCi being dead
when the warder reached him.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 7l9 Moon rises m Moons ss. q
HIGH WATER
A-Sandy Hook l2 Island II 4Ol He'll Cate . On
PM-Sandy Hook II IS GOV. Island 1:3O Hell Gate 10
New-York tribune., 1901-05-24
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these col
un'ns are recommended to the readers
THE TRIBUNE thoroughly reliable. and
business can he done by mail with the ad-
vertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-24
If FI1NrsFhE FURNITURE
ARTISTIC SUMNER DRAPERIES.

Another reason why you artistic folk should
buy your draperes here; Our decorative, car
net and rug departments are hard by the
dranerv department. The resources of the three
are so carefully studied in relation to each other
that they give opportunities for all sorts of de-
lightful harmonles.
For example: For certain wallpapers at 25c
per roll which are simple in pattern, have
rich strong-colored drapery stuffs to give char
acter To accord with hangings decided in color
and design persian cotton stuffs, 10 cts. per
yard, have beautiful draperies and cover
ings in plain, dim tones.
All may he tested on the groundngs, either
plain filings Cordeman, A. cts. the yard, or
the most brilliant combinations in carpets and
rugs.
For the most artistic furniture, here great
floors full to choose from at factory prices,
you
New-York tribune., 1901-05-24

Knight CBr). Spatt from Asoa Bayl New-forx e1o. u
Hamburgl I'D. Freshheld tBr). Norton. Pensacu'.'
Glanton tsr>. Lelsk tfrom Port NataD. New1o' Sss,
fernampuco May 22-Saled. steamer btndisfaihs W
Cark Orcm Fio Janeiro etc. New-York ,-,-,c,S
san Juan. Man - m Arrived. steamer CsAaS-
= Woodrick, York for La CSuayra etc ,~rr~
Hamilton. Bermuda Nay % 3 m-Saied. steamer III"
tdad (Br). Fraser New-York s.,ca
Fars May 21-Arrived. steamer Gregory CsrA sA'~
New-York tribune., 1901-05-24
GRANTS OF LAND UNDER WATER.
STATE BOARD TAKES ADVANTAGE OF ASTORIA
DECISION.

made thirteen grants OF land under water within
New-York City aggregating thirteen acres The
price received 5000 Three grants were made
a Astoria three in Richmond County and the re-
mainder in Kings County. These had been
pending for some time and were acted upon to-day
In view Of the decision of the Court of Appeals in
the Astoria case which held that the State Land
in New-York City
New-York tribune., 1901-05-24
Announcements

A Summer Shirt.
All Linen. E & W. All White
New-York tribune., 1901-05-24

The pentertary It San Stefano is situated on
the island of San Stefano which. with the island
OF Vendotene. both belonging TO the Pontine group
of islands off the Gulf of Gaeta, northwest of
Naples form penal colony of Italy. Bresci was
removed TO San Stefaao from his prison near
Milan
MonZa on July 90 1880 and was sentenced to life
imprisonment August % of the same year. that
being the most severe penalty which could be i'm
posed under the laws Of Italy for murder. The
New-York tribune., 1901-05-24


To bridge the difficulty of
keeping your boy boyish, give
him unabridged freedom-give
him the loose, comfortable sailor
blouse suit.
Strong serge, trimmed quietly gaiIy: embroidered
simply deliberately. from $3.50.
Delicate worsted. MILDLY trousers. blouse
laced yoke front. S105O.
Between those prices material that makes good
looking sailor blouse reds. browns. cadet
blues grays
Everything boys wear any
where, from the necessities to
the luxuries for head, hands,
feet or body.
Men too.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
and : Q Warren ST.
$50 Broadway. Prince. we MI orders
1850 Broadway. 32d. by mail
~ West 33d st.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-24
lectures.

M IONTCLAIR Bible Teachers College Extension Is Lecs
II uresMr Patterson Du Bois TODAY. at $50 & a
in United Charities Building. and md s.i
Pastoral Petagosics-Specal Agencies and OrsNA'-
tons Open the public.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27
LEGAL AoTlcEs


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rs is5 ,.,i.i, .,. l.i ,ie ..i ~. , o'g or ARfil
4, ~ Wuieh N Need o. trust was duly
fecoige eY ln lle 1inet ~ tne fronate Nierk ana
qA-yilitlo 4e92ioet ~ an 1uan county IN the
.tlli,. ~ 2. ny usea 2, y iVt ~
1ne ~ " 'rlt n4n yN cQunll records aid
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se4 Rgi lleull "v years altar the
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a. ltia trust deed
Niat o. tt'h ul .-e payment OF SAID
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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27

George r.. Caldwell, in the Rocky
Mountain News Of recent date. gives the
following description OF two great die.
.coverioa lately made In this regon
RID. Waqgoner has iust secured from
8 San Juan county Aztec mound partial
remains Of a gigantic prohistnrio family
which consisted OF husband, wife and a
child probably six months old
The remains comprising al three of
the respective skulls, portions Of the
thigh bonee Of the man and almost all
Of the pelvis structure Of the
woman, indicate a stature for the man
Of seven or eight feet and for the woman
OF six or seven feet while the child must
have measured at least four feet.
With the bones of the man was a big
bowl Of the Aztec black and red pottery,
which had evidently been held In the
hollow Of the elbow, while a similar
bowl bad evidently been placed over the
face of the WOman-the undoubted in
ference being that thesa tribal bowls
played q more or less important part ia
Aztec burial ceremonies.
The man's skull has the deep and
well rounded out cavity marking the
male weight Of brain, and the long and
narrow Orilce in the WOman's skull is
equally eloquent Of the female length OF
tongue,
With the bones Of the Aztec giantess
was the big nursing bottle Of her child,
fashioned Of the finest Aztec potter clay
and containing a email quantity Of
cheese, which had formed from the milk
with which the bottle was prehistoric.
ally nlled
Mr.. Waggoner expects to find many
more Of these huge human bones and
will store them for eastern shipment
when the advent Of the broad gauge
Colorado & Gulf railroad affords the
necessary transportation capacity
In direct contradiction to this find Of
giants is the uncovering by DR., o. O.
McEwen Of Pennington. Of the skeleton
Of man who was scant four feet in
height, lt would, therefore, appear to
be beyond contradiction, or even dis.
pute, that prehistoric San Juan was
peopled by both giants and dwarfs, and
may indeed have been the original alike
Of the regions Of Lilliput and Broabdi-
nag.
The dwarf skeleton discovered by DR.
McEWen had burial face veil OF what
was once fine cotton fabric, thus demon
stratiDg that these people had commu
nication with more southern folk, and
also, that the cotton plant is es ancient
at least as the Aztecs themselves.
The skull Of this dwarf was endowed
by the way, with wisdom teeth Of extra
ordinary proportionate size, and DR.
McEwen. accepting the goods provided
by the gods, promptly extracted these
wisdom grinders" and frequently con
suits them IN his professional practice.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27

L. Welsh returned from a business
trip to Chama last week.
Beginning October 1st, Rev. Father
GARNER will open a private school for
boys at his residence at Alcatraz.
j. @. Carson of Pennington was a Viai-
ter to Largo last Saturday and Sunday
James ELMER moved his stock OF mer.
chandise into his new store building last
week.
Born. Sunday, September 8, to ION
Jose AFamenta and wife. a daughter.
H. o. Willis and family of Abiqui,
passed through here last week on their
way to FaFmington.
FIG. Townsend and family have re-
turnea from their fishing trip to the
mountains Frank says the fish he
caught were decorated with four legs
and said "baal"
B. N. Freeman Of Durango, the genial
president Of the Colorado State bank,
visited friends at Largo Wednesday Of
last week.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has taken up the following described estray
animal at his ranch, Ia Plata, N. NJ +, viz
One steer, rOan color, one year old, branded
Al A on left side.
The owner OF owners Of said described ami
mails forfeit the same at the end of the sevel
months from the date Of the first publication
Of this notice unless claimed by the owner or
owners thereof, or theiT agent, proving owner
ship and paying oil legal chargas thereon.
W. H. THOMAS,
First pub Sept. 49, 1901. La Plata N. M.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27

At a meeting Of the territorial board
of equalization held at Santa Fe this
month, resolution was passed raising
the assessment 10 each county Of the
'eFrllorf ten per cent in addjtiog ie the
pfaaeut assessment on zeal estate and
improvements thereon and merchandise
situatef within the limits Of ell incor-
porated cities, towns and villages, and a
raise Of fifteen per cent upon the present
assessed value Of all stocks Of merchan-
disc situated outside Of the limit Of any
incorporated city, town or village. phis
action adds almost 100000 to the tax
able assessment Of the territory.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27
smeIter city Papers.

From the Durango Democrat.
Ed Tiffany departed yesterday for the
Aztec oil fields accompanied by several
gentlemen from Iowa who are Interested
1 ~ company We undelffa1d ma
soon 80 can be Dfocufod oI manrfac-
turere ana transported. Makers of bor-
ing machinery are months behind with
ordora.
Charley Fleck returned last night
from Pennington, where he attended
San Juan county fair He got off the
stage with all the fruit he could carry
and late last night was still bubblng
over with enthusiasm for the great fruit
country he 5eheld and the genuine old.
fashioned courtesy and hospitality he
encountered. he hung up in the Inter
Ocean oihce branch cut from a Lom-
bardy plum, not over eighteen inches
long, containing over $50 perfect speci-
mems OF fruit, They were from the
Aztec orchard Of j. HI. Austin. as we're
also box Of tine peaches, box Of mixed
grapes and three mammoth winter pears
weighing over three pounds each. Mr..
Austin has one Of the best orchards in
the country and told Mr. Flock he was
preparing for big exhibit Of his fruits
at Durango fair
Harvey Mccoy Of Aztec brought in
two loads Of Hubbard squashes yester
day and there was better market, sold
better than peaches.
w, ID. Nolan, a rustling ranchman Of
Flora Vista, was up yesterday with a
load Of peaches which we're consigned
to Brachvogel g. 90. Mr.. Nolan Is ar
ranging for an exhibit OF his late fruit
at our fair and will also make several
entries in the live stock department,
Poland China hogs and Shropshire
sheep being his hobby. He brouS Sht his
stock direct from Iowa and believes he
has the best in this section, anyway he's
willing TO go after the blue ribbon.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27

Joseph Holman, the great Polish
pianist, who first played in public when
six years old, and now, at twenty-four
ia ranked aH one Of the greatest living
performers, is mechanic as well as a
Musician. just now he is busy expert
menting with electricity, and when not
at the piano ho may be found at work
in bis laboratory, periecting a motor for
increasing the speed Of automobiles. He
has applied Tor patents on this invention
Ia the United States and Germany.
Holman is gifted ia many ways. An
article In the Ladies' Home Journal for
October on "Playing the Piano Cor
rectly" shows him to be a writer of no
mean merit and the advice be gives is,
Of course, authoritative
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27
RRwARp.

reward Of 500 VIII be paid by this Associa-
ton to any person or persons furnishing inf0F-
nation that viii lead 20 the arrest and convic-
tion Of any person or persons stealing, driving
away OF ftloniOusly handling any stock belong
ing to any member of this Association.
THE SAN JUAN COUNTY CATTLE GROW
HRS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO,
headquarters at Aztec, San Juan County, New
MeXicoi W.J. Wright President j. n. VIII
liams, Treasurer Granville Pendleton, Score
tary; Board of Directors, j. q. Dodson &. r.
Stewart, II. B. Mlieson, 4. N. Johnson, and
Frank MUIR.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27

The winners in the fruit display at
iha Earmington lair wore an lolIowa.

Inc winners NJ tno truit display az
the Farmington fair we're as follows:
Aasorted-D. A. Lewis. first, fruit
ladder and $1,000; George h Allen. sec
oLd, alarm clock. Apples-H. q. King
iirst, 81; s. w Wightman second, ten
bars o. X. soap. Grapes George b.
Aleu- fret, 81; s.. r. Blake, second, ten
bars Diamond g soap. Peaches-Arthur
Coolidge. first. 90; A Roaenthal, second,
ten bars Diamond o soap Pears s.. II.
Blake. first, s2; r. II McJuakin, second,
ten bars Diamond y soap Plums-Ar-
thur Coolidge first, 81; A. Rosenth thal,
second. ten bars Diamond o soap Crab
Apples-E. III. Elmer. first u; S. III.
Blake second, ten bars Diamond g
soap.
Winners in the races and ether sports
were the followingi
Indian Traders Race-Joe Hatch.
Ffnitland, drst, s25.
Ropiug Contest-Frank Brown, la
Plata. first, $50 saddle.
Half-mile Dash, Free-for-A All-4 Andy
Majors. Cortez, Colo. fret 800 and
second, s25.
Fourth.mile Dash New Mexico horses
-FIank Brown, irst. e25i John Brown.
second, 6l5.
Fourth mile Dash Fres for-All, Andy
Majors, first, $50; and second, 625.
Five mile Relay Race--Frank Brown,
first, $40; Cyril Collyer, second, S25.
Baseball-Aztec, 30, Harrington, 8,
s25.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27

Notice is hereby giyen thut the undersigned
has taken up the following described estray
animal at bis ranch at cedar Hill, New Mexico,
viz.
branded j over of u indistinct CA right
shou ldar Wciehs neput 1000 pounds. Smnl
white star ou torenoaai both hind leot white
to the ankle.
The owner or owner 81 said described ami
mails forfeit the same W the end oi the seven
months from the date "a thn ifst publication
of this notlce, unless iHmed BY tne nNaer or
owncrs thereof, or Their agent, provh wner-
ship and paying all LED az charges tha.lon.
W. l.. FLACk,
firstpub. Sept. "a ioJl Cedar Hill. n. M
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27

The call FOR q statehood convention
Issued by Governor Otero fixes Tuesday
October 18th as the day and Albuquer-
que as the place for the gathering,
which it is believed will be fraugnt with
great good to New Mexico All the
counties are invited to send representa-.
tives and several congressman and
United States senators have been invited
to be present.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27

CAN JUAN COUNTY CATHOLIC MISSION
- fCathodc population o50.l Headquarters
nro ten Santa Rosa Church, hlancO ~ %
Regular services, first ana second Sunday OF
months mass nt q. M, aermuut Sunday
school Tor children, immediately after mass.
At 3 ID. M, rosary, congregational ainglug,
Bible history prayersi monthly services held az
eohernadOr. Martinez Los Pinoa Several
times during year, Aztec, "a Plata Farming.
ton and Olio are visited py tne priest ln
charge. Rosa precinct Rio Arrind Con N M.
fCath0lio population l10l ia attended from
Santa Rosa church. Any communication On
Church affairs OF religious subjects 7homd be
addressed TO Catholic Priest, banco f.Q d.
New Mexico"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27
Rttentlon. TeaehersI

Special short term in methods Of
teaching. Persons desiring to teach in
the county this year, but who have not
complied with the law requiring attend
alice at an institute, may teach after
taking or special work Ia Methods,
Hpproved by the county superintendent.
NoRrHwEsrERN NORMAL CoLIEGE
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27

The New Mexican says "The gov
e-ument at Washington has become
thoroughly interested in the prehistoric
ruins Of New Mexico, 1t is determined
to protect and to preserve them. Van
dalism is to be stopped by rigorous
means and any collections made after
this Of prehistoric relics flched from
the prehistoric ruins Of New Mexico
will be confscated. The very existence
Of such a collection will be taken as
evidence of vandalism. The exploration
Of these ruins will henceforth bs carried
on in a systematic manner and under
government supervision, and naturally,
some very interesting discoveries may
be made very soon."
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27

Theodore Roosevelt's accession to the
presidency is a boost for statehood, al
though statehood would have come
anyway. Now nothing can delay it.
Statehood is assured and certain. Just
watch our smoked A. d. 19O1-2--rail-
roads, irrigation, booma and big cities
100000 people-New Mexico, the Sun
shine state
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27
RRRMINGTON.

George Griffin has purchased the
Mercer property. ID, K. B. Sellers and
family, who have been occupying this
residence Tor several months, have
moved into several rooms rented from
Mrs.. Peacock.
The pipe line is being extended from
the east side Of the park west to Frank
Aliens livery stable Side lines will be
introduced wherever necessary.
Charles Daniels has gone east 70 Neb-
rRska 10 be gone for some time.
a. p. Camp and Mr.. Mcneil, Of Du
Fango, who have been out on a hunting
expedition, returned % Farminqton
Tuesday and to Durango Wednesday.
John McGann was arrested on the
morning Of September 10th f0r selling
or giving liquor 10 an Indian. His hear
ing coming up before the justice at 80
p. %. 10 was acknowledged by the de
iendant that he had given drink Of
Whiekey 10 an Indian. McGann was
sentenced 10 the county iail for thirty
days
The fair Of last week proved to be one
Of the best ever held Ia the county, The
display although not as large as antioi-
patod was ol a very superior character.
The sports wero very entertaining TO
the large crowds attending The band
did their utmost to please and certainly
added much TO the pleasure Of the faif
The play rendered bg home talent at the
Engleman block was done remarkably
web Tor amateurs and the music az the
Dall each evening was the best ever
heard in tarmingtOn The business Of
the fair Was properly conducted and We
believe those attending departed we'll
nIaanad. q
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27

Following is the weather report for
week ending Sept 26, 1901, as observed
at Aztec, New Mexico;
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27
fSeail w n. WILLIAMS.
GSoall FRED HUliKER.
ISeall A ~. FISHER.


County ol San Juau
T. u. @. Grove, Probate Clerk ia and for San
Juau county, territory Of New Mexico, do
hereby certify that VI I'LL Williams Fred
Bunker and Al J.. Fisher personally known to
me to be the persons whose names are sub
scribed to the annexed and foregoing certih-
cate Of inoorp oration, appeared before me this
day In perg1n, and Acknowledged that they
signed, scaled and delivered the said instru-
mont ef writing as their free and voluntary
act, for the uses and purposes therein set
fOril
Given under my hand and seal this 23d day
o. kAuguat, a.. ID. 1901.
H.. G.. GROVE, Probate Clerk,
By Joe Prewitt, Deputy
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27
DIRECTORY.

CHURCH = Morning ser-
4 vices on the hrst and third Sundays ~
each month at eleven o'clock. Evening SER
vices every sunday night AZ eight O'Clock.
on "Wednesday evening at 500 p. ia. u r..
COOPER. Pastor.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-27

A ZTEC POST no. l5 g. A. h.-Meeis at
~ can of Post Commander, Aztec New
Mexico. W. H. WILLIAMS. Post Comman-
dor e.. w Mccoy, Adiutaut