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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-10-18
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The following official programme has
RnalIy been adopted by the committee
in charge Of the Thanksgiving races;
First Day, a mile race, San juan Co.
nurses oaly. First $50; Second $50,
four % euter. and three to start.
GU era dash, Free for all. First SS5;
.,ecJnd $40, Four to enter aud three
TO START.
Second Day. 4 mile race. Free for all
First prize $50; Second $40,
-Four muet snt9r and three to start.
60 yard race For Mexican ponies
only, First prize $40; Second $3.50
-Four to enter, three to start.
Third Day. Relay race. San Juan
county horses. Fret prize s75i
Second s25. Four tStringsl to enter
three to start.
Foot race, Free for all First prize
$40; Second $3.50. -Four to enteri
Three to start.
In addition to the above races there
will be a trotting or pacing race OF one
mills heats, which on account OF 1nal ar
rangements not having been made is
unavoidably out OF this issue, but will
properly appear in next weeks Issue.
Ans.t,ance fee Of ten per cent OF the
lan.ee will be charged ON each and every
event aud must be paid on or before
the forenoon OF the day on which the
race occurs.
A shooting match for turkeys will b'
conducted in the morning Of each day
during the races. Each days sport vii
De concluded by grand ball.
For further particulars concerning th'
different events, address c. E. Mead
Sec. & Tres. of the committee in charge
Aztec. n, Mex,
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Whereas, James Jarvis, a single man, by his
certain deed o. trust dated the 18th day OF April
recorded in the office Of the Probate Clerk and
eX-OhlciO Recorder of San Juan county in the
territory OF New Mexiro on the 18th day Of
April, A. ID. 1909, In Book at Pages 8 9, 10, II
and 10 OF said san Juan county records did
convey to John Shafp, trustee or In the event
Of his death, resignation, removal or absence
from the county OF San an, then and in that
case TO the then acting Sheriff of San Juan
county as successor ID trust, certain real es-
tate In said trust deed described in trust 10
secure to Monroe Fields the paynetit OF his
certain prOmissoTy note, OF even date with
said trust deed for the principal sum OF two
hundred and seventy five dollars with inters
est thereon from GATE AZ the rate OF twelve per
cent per anpum, payable two years after the
date thereof and
WheteaB, Il is provided in said trust deed
that in case OF default in the payment OF said
principal, promissoty note or any part theteOf
or the interest thereon according to the tenor
and effect thereof, then on the application ii
writing OF the legal holder Of said mote, TO sell
and dispose Of said premises as in said trust
decd provided and
Whereas, default has beefi made In the pay
ment Of said note and every part thefe0f aud
Of all the intetest thereon as In said note pro-
Vid6d; and
Whereas, said Monroe Fields did. prior to
the date when sdid~Ote became due, sell. trans
fer, and assign all tie interest which he held
in said note and the trust deed securing same;
and
whereas, the said John sharp. trtstee. "a
Juan and fs unable 20 act By reason Of such
absehce the undersigned became and is success.
sor In trust;
Now, therefort, notice is hereby given
that /, John W. Brown Sheriff and acting
Sheriff, OF said San Juan county successor in
trust as ia said trust deed provided, upon the
written reques OF the legal holder Of said note
and under and by virtue OF the power and
authority in me vested by the terms Of said
trust deed, will offer for sale and sell atpublio
auction for the highest and best price the same
will bring 10 cash 40 the front door of thecOurt
house III the town Of Aztec in the county OF
San Juan and territory Of New Mexico, on
Saturday, the 10Th day OF October A. 10. 1901
at 10 clock a, M, al Of the right title claim
and interest Of in and TO the following de-
sczibed lots, pieces or parcels of land situate
lying and being in the county Of SAN Juan and
territory Of New Mexico, known and described
rs follows, to-wit;
Lots numbered nineteen 09), twenty (20)
twenty-one en- twenty two l22l, twenty-three
(23) and tWeuty-four (2l) Ia block numbered
Il 10 the town OF Aztec, according 60 the
official plat Of record thereof and an right,
title beueft, claim and demand whatsoever of
the said james Jarvis, his heirs and assigns
JOHN VI. BROWN,
Sheriff and Acting Sheriff Of San Juan county.
New Mexico, Successor in Trust.
First publication, 6eDtemhet q, 1901
Last publication, October rs, 1901.
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MARRIED.

Miss Neiiie Kello and Mr. B. NJ
Rrumpsnitsky we're united in marriage
Duisrgo On Wtdnefdsy the 9th.
Mr.. Krumpanetsky is prominent
citizen Of Maneos, in which place hs and
his bride will make their nome, OF the
bride. who has been resident OF our
County for many years. it can be said
that she has a host Of friends that 10
limited only by the numDer Of her ae-
quail tances, May the Couple enjoy
every blessing and their years be round.
ed by bBppiness aud content, ia the
wish Of a legion Of friends 10 San Juan
couniy, in which wish The iNDEH heart
fy joins.
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smeIter eity Papers.
From the Durango Democrat.

"DickV Simpson was 10 his element
yesterday. Il WIS Indian day anc
Dick" is in the push With Navaios;
Es.T. Hickman Of Flora Vista won
first premium on watermellons with a
display Of four immense Cuban Queens.
M. A. Mcfarland Of San Juan county,
exhibited a prize plate of late Crawford
peaches. which we're the largest in the
hall but unfortunately not entered.
s. o. Pinkstaf of Telluride purchased
lhe Aztec Experimental farm Saturday
for S4 5000, and will remove with
hia family as soon az be can arrange
matters 10 Telluride and get his family
over It is one nf the best buys thai
has been mBde in San Juan county
New Mexico, this Seasonal splendid,
llIace.
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A reward of $iOO will be paid by this Assoeia-
tion to any person or persons furnishing infor-
nation that will lead to the arrest and convic-
tion OF any person or persons stealing, driving
away or itlOniouslt handling any stock belong
THE SAN JUAN COUNTY CATTLE GROW
ERS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO,
headquarters at Azbgci San uan County, New
Mexico; w. j. Wright. President, j. r. VII
liams, Treasurer Granville Pendleton, Secre-
tary; Board Of Directors, j g. Dodson. e. R.
Stewart, ii. B. Milleson, Il. N. johnson, and
Frank MUIR.
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A. r. SPRINGER
Aztec.

Mr., Springer is a tenderfoot having
oni, recently retired from a Lucrative
husia IS in Silvertou to engage in fruit
growing. His Twenty Ounce Pippin
tools first premium as the best apples
exhibited. and there can be no doubt as
90 judgement of the award. He also re-
ceiged lirst premium on prunes and lost
tirst premium on plate Of pears BY not
entering.
Apples Twenty Ounce Pippia.
Grimes Goldin. Wine Apple, Ben Davis
BlscklTwig, Missouri Pippin, Geniton,
Flora Bell.
Pears-Ruseet, BARTLETT, Flemish
Beauty and three varieties Of winter
pears.
Prunes-German Prunee, Silver Pru-
mes.
Miscellan0us-Black Walnuts. Pop
corn and field corn, three varieties Of
oni ms, two Of turnips, two OF table
beets and one OF sugar beets.
Premiums.
First on best plate Of apples.
First on best plate of prunes.
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ming Red, Woodruff Red webstera Po-
litic and Old Boss.
Moorpark Apricots and Orange
Ounce,
Premiums.
Fret on twelve ears sugar corn, first
on best 90 pounds sweet corn. first on 90
pounds white dent corn, fret on barley
fret on wheat, first on sugar beets
sweepstakes on largest and best coll
lection vt farm and garden produce from
San Juan county.
First on best plate of Janot apples.
First on best plate OF Jonathan APP
pies.
First on best plate Of Ben Davis ap-
pies.
First on Orange ounce. first on ap-
ricoots, first prize on collection Of vege-
tables grown from Burpee seeds.
Mr.. koontz also exhibited two fine
plates OF apples for his neighbor, John
Milleeon, who received first premium on
a Missouri Pippin.
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struck OIL

The Democrat suys: The drill ia the
we'll Of the PI,gOsa Land, Oil & Fuel
company, at the mouth Of Salt creek
about tvo miles northeast Of the town Of
Pagosa Springs encountered a flow Of
oil today at depth Of foUF hundred
feet. J. W. johnson, the manager, ex-
poets q stronger hoW 10 few feet and
gusher with depth. There 10 much
in the way Of excitement 10 and around
Pagosa, even she Eouso aud child talh
81.
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Notice "a hereby given that the undefsirned
has taken up the following described estrat
animal 40 bis ranch, Ia Plata, N M., viz;
One hoIlof, red color, white STRIP across back
banded "A on left side.
Tho owner or oWAer9 of said described nni.
al4 forfeit the same 40 the end of the seven
months iroW The date oi the hrst publication
pi this notice, unless claimed by tho owner on
owners thereof or their agent. proving owner
ship end phyiug all Legal charees thereon
W. H THOMAS
Anlt ~ 5ept' ~ ia1. ~ flatai Ni ~
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EXPERIMENT STHTION
SOLD.

On Monday October IA Mr.. S. o.
Pinkstaff Of Tellu ride, Colo completed
arrangements with ths Court House
Commission, and purchased the Sub
Experiment Station Of this place, for
the sum Of s4,5OO cash. The next in
the order Of busines now is the erection
Of the court house. Who says San Juan
county is not rapidly moving to the
front?
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Notice is hofehy given thut the uhdefsiqned
haE taken up the following described estray
animal az his ranch at Cedar Hill, New Me1ioo.
viz.
One brown mare six or seven years old.
branded J oyer 4 or p, indi6tinot on riqht
shou lder. Weighs about 1000 pounds. Small
white star on forehead, both hind feet white
to the ankle.
The owner or owners Of said described ami
mails forfeit the same at tho end OF the seven
months from the date Of the lifst publication
owners thereof, OF their agent, proving owner
ship and payihe all legal CHANCES thereon
w j., fLACk.
First pub Sept ~, 1901. CodAr Hill. ~ M
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Estray Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has taken up the following described estfay
animal at his ranch, La Plata, n. NJ :, via:
One steer, roam color, one year old, branded
4 A on left side.
The owtiAr or owners Of said described ami
mails forfeit the same at the end OF the seven
of this notice, unless claimed by the owner or
owners thereof, or their agent, proving owner
ship and paying all legal charges thereon.
W. II. THOMAS,
First pub Sept. 10, 1901. La Plata, N. NJ.
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Sale Coming.

Look out for the big sale, week after next, #
stock, hay, farming machinery and tools,
furniture and household goods, beds and bed
ding and general assortment Of traps and
trlnkets Of twenty years gathering. See hand
JOHN A. KooNTZ.
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HrATI o. CoLoaADols,

7 ~
County Of La Plata
I, Frank Eldridgs Notary Public IN aad
for said COunty aud state Aforesaid do hereby
certiv that Fdnpnd ThvTand William b
Chockley and WilliBm Bhader personally
knOWn to me 20 bo the persons whose names
are subscribed to the annexed and foregoing
oertihcate Of Incorporation, appeared before
me this day in person and acknowledged that
they signed, sealed aud delivered the said In.
strument of writing as their free and volun
tary actl for the uses and purposes therein set
forth.
Given under my hand and seal, this 5th day
Of October A. ID. 1901.
Ny Commission Expires March %, 1904.
FRANK ELDRIDGE,
HOtray Public.
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GAN JUAN COUNTY CATHOLIC MISSION
- (Catholic population h0l Headquarters
pro tenn Santa Rosa g. rch, Blanco p. o
Regular services, first q-4 second Sunday OF
school for children, Immediately after mass,
At 3 p. m, rosary, congregational singing,
Bible history, prayers monthly services held NJ
GObernadOr, Martinc8, l4Os Pinos. Several
times during year, Aztec ~ Plata, Farming
ton and Olio are visit the priest iu
az. fRca1 uroei1a ---th y O. N. M
Catholic population 25S Is attended from
Santa Rosa church. ANY Communication on
church affairs or religions subjects should b.
addressed to Catholic Priest, BlancO P.O %
New Mexico"
A ZTEC POST NO. Is, g. A. r Meets at
"A call Of Post Commander, Aztec, New
Mexico. W. H. WILLIAMS, Post COmman-
der; G.. W. MCCOY, Adiutaut.
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DIREoToRY.

DREsBYTERIAN CHURt H - Morning SER
I vices on the first and third Sundays II
each month at eleven o'clock. Evening ser.
Sunday school at 2 30 D, N. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening At 800 D. m, J. r.
COOPER, Pastor.
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Forage japanese BucSwheat. leo
sonite, forage plant, be greatest stool
er known as many as fitty stalks from
one seed, Red and White Kalfr Corn,
Orange and Amber Suga Cane. Germ
AZ Mllst. Manitoba Millet, Spring Rye.
Red Top, Timothy, Prairy Blue Joint.
Creeping Bent Grass, an annual, Water
Meadow Grass, Red Clover and Alfalfa.
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PROFESSIONAL

DR. T. J. WEST,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON. oBsTETRIoIAN.
AHtec. New Morioo.
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First on best plate Of apples.
First on best plate Of prunes.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
Death of Ma1 Greenhaum.

will be grieved to learn of his death, which occurred at 1:SO o'clock yesterday morning at his residence, No. IA Woes ter street, of Bright's disease. The de- ceased leaves, besides a wi 1e circle of friends, widow, four daughters and two sons-Mrs. Maurice Pagter, Miss Bertha and Gustave M. Greenbaum, of this city, Mrs. Harry Samuels, of New York, Mrs. Louis Fox and l. W. Green baum, of Eaton, Ohio MT. Greenbaum was member of Congregation Mish- kan Israel of Temple street, Horeb lodge, l. o. B. B., New Haven lodge, F. O. $. of A., Momauguin lodge, A. 0. U. w., and Humboldt lodge, I. o. O. Y.
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Dr. Guerney, the student in the Yale Medical school, who volunteered to nurse John Cook of Derby through an attack of smallpox, has not yet suc- ceeded in collecting the debt of $360 due him for his work. He went to Derby Wednesday and called on City Clerk Iarkin to see if the city was ready to pay him for his services. The autholi- ties having no fund appropriated for such an emergency will have to go through the usual forms and red tape of providing the money which will take some time.
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Satur day, March 16, 1901.
NEw ADvERrIsEmENTs TO-DAY.

pr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder-HeWltt. Eye Tests Free-J. H. G. Durant. Estate Julia $. Beach-Probate Notice, Financial-Bonds-Sp x Co. For Rent-Rooms-792 Chapel Street. Farm For Sale-George A. Isbell. Lost-Bull Terrier-32 Pearl Street. Malt Extract-Johann Hotf.
 Proposal-S. J. Metzger, Clerk PerUra-At Druggists.
 StOves-S. E. Dibble.
 Sealed Bids-J. N. Rowe, Comptroller. Souvenir Prices-Palace Market. Silk Ribbons-The Edw. Malley Co, The Mems Store-Howe & Stetson.. Tailor Made Suits-Gamble-D -Desmoni Co. Wash Goods--The Cha9. Monsol Cc. Wanted -Girl-14 Church St., W. H. Wanted -Position--X., Z, This Office. Wanted-Nurse Girl-40 Lyon Street. Wanted-Yon Yonug Woman-549 Orange Street.
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ing at his home, after suffering for some time with complications due to age. He was seventy-four years old and had been resident of Bridgeport for many years. MT. Granniss was at one time a member of the Bridgeport board of public works and was also ap- pointed street commissioner, but re- signed the position. He was formerly manager for the firm of Lyon & Curtis, lumber dealers of that city.
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Drying preparations simply develop dry catarrh; they dry up the secretions which adhere to the membrane and de- compose, causing a far more serious trouble than the ordinary form of ca- tarrh. Avoid all drying inhalants and use that which cleanses, suothes and heals. Ely's Cream Balm is such remedy and will cure catarrh or cold in the head easily and pleasantly. All druggists sell 1t at 50 cents or it will be mailed by Ely Brothers 56 Warren St., N V
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JOHN T. DRINAN.

John T. Drinan, past department in- spector of the Rhode Island G. A. R, died Thursday night at his home in Providence. MT. Drinan was fifty-two years of age and was a native of New Haven. He removed to Providence about thirty years ago and followed his trade as a jeweler there. He was a member of the Fifteenth Connecticut Volunteer infantry, and was in service throughout the war. MT. Drinan leaves a widow and seven children.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., March 15, 1901, 8 ?. m.
 Forecast for Saturday and sunday
 For Massachusetts and Connectcut Far, except clearing on the coast Saturday; winds becoming fresh to brisk northwest erly. Sunday, fair.
 For Eastern New York Fair Saturday; somewhat colder in northern portions; winds becoming northwesterly, fresh to brisk on the coast Sunday, fair.
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Buy and Try a Box Tonight.

While you think of it, go buy and try box of Cascarets Candy Ca thartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You'll never regret it. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, 1oc.
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FUNERAL OF JOHN CARNEY

The funeral of John Carney son of Julia and the late John Carney, took place from the residence of his mother, 107 Columbus avenue, yesterday morn- ing, at S:30, and with requiem high mass at the Sacred Heart church at 9 o'clock. Rev. Father Fitzgerald was celebrant of the mass. The paIlbearers were Bernard McGinness, J. L. Mark ham, Patrick Cannon and William El- lers. Interment was in St. Lawrence cemetery.
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Frank BoAan of Campbell avenue, West Haven, who was member ot the Forty-first regiment, C6 L, stationed in the Philippine Islands, has been honor- ably discharged from the army and re- turned to his home on account of ill health.
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THE LATE MRS. LAURA REMBERT

THE LATE MRS. LAURA REM EBERT The Wallingford news of the Meriden
 Journal says regarding the late Mrs
 Rembert: Views was received here early last evening of the death of Mrs
 Laura Rembert at her late home in Georgetown, S. c. Many of the older residents of this town will remember her as the wife of the late Stephen Rembert, who formerly lived here and who died some years ago in George town, s. C. When Stephen Rembert and wife lived here they occupied the residence now occupied by Mrs c. w. Hull, 216 North Main street, and which was owned at that time by Stephen Rembert. On February IA, 1861, Stephen Ren1bert deeded the property now owned by Mrs Hull to the late Samuel Simpson. Later on Stephen Rembert moved to Georgetown, S. C., and became identified with the Con federate army. Mrs. Stephen Rem bert was 2 daughter cf the late John the property 1S8 North Main street, now owned by Miss Martha Harrison Rembert street was named after the late Stephen Rembert. John R. Rem bert of New Haven, is a son of MT and Mrs. Stephen Rembert Mrs. Rem bert also leaves a son Henry and daughter Mary, who reside in the south. Mrs. Stephen Rembert was sixty-eight years old.'
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FUNERAL OF MRS. sorrIREs.

The funeral of Mrs. Jennie M. Squires was held from her late home, 347 Orchard street, yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. MT. Rall was the officiating clergyman.
 Mrs. Squires was i'll but few days before her death. She contracted a slight cold. Pneumonia developed, from which she died. She leaves one son, Elgin Squires, of this city. The in terment was in Evergreen cemetery.
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The1uurmal tWd GuMrter

THREE M oNrHs, $1.5O; ONE MONTH, 50 CENTS; ONE WEEK, 15 GENTS; SINGLE COPIES, 3 CENTS.
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Have It Sent to You.

The Journal and Courier will be sent to any address by mail at, the same terms as it is delivered in the city-lo cents week, 50 cents month.
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CALEB A. GRANNISS,

Caleb A. Granniss, a well known resi- dent of the northern portion of Bridge port, died at o'clock Thursday even
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DEATH OF MRS. BELLE LEISH-
 MAN

Windsor Locks, March 15.-Mrs. Belle Douglass) Leishman, wife of John Leishman, died in Turner's Falls, Mass, Wednesday, after about a weeks ill., and family moved from here only a few months ago to Turner's Falls, where he was superintendent of the Elseeck pa per mill. His wife was a daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. G. R. Douglass of Crestnut street. She was thirty seven years old Besides her husband she leaves four children, and two brothers, George H., of this town town, and James C., of Hartford.
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DEATH OF MRS. ENOS FOOT.

DEtA Il oH M 1lS. EINoo fOol. The death of Mrs. Laura l.. Griffing, widow of the late Enos Foot, which oc- cured yesterday morning at an early hour, will bring sadness to the hearts of many who had long known and es-
 teemed her, and who will cherish pleas
 ant memories of many happy hours
 spent in her society in the home circle.
 She passed away at her residence, 5S
 Whalley avenue. She had been in fail
 ing health for year or more and her
 death was due to gradual decline of
 the physical powers. Her niece, Mrs.
 A. F. Wylie, who has made her home
 with her during the last few months
 was with her when she passed away.
 Mrs. Foot was born eighty-one
 years ago in Woodbridge on March 4, 1921. Her father was Elam Griffin and her mother Amanda Sperry, aunt of Congressman N. D. Sperry. She was thus a member of the famous Sperry family of Woodbridge. After her mar riage to Enos Foot she removed to this city, where she resided the greater part of her life. Her husband will be re- as for many years proprietor of the Fremont house and one of the best known hotel keeps of this vicinity MT Foot was proprietor of the old As sembly house, which stood where the Davenport hotel, formerly the Fremont, is now. Mir. Foot built the Fremont house and was proprietor of the hotel there for twenty or thirty years. For years it was very fashionable place for young married couples of New Ha- ven's esteemed society circles to reside | in, and MT Foot very prosperously conducted the hotel. MT Foot died sev- 1, eral years ago. No children were born | to the couple. Mrs. Foot's only sister | Mrs Oliver Mitchell, of South Britain, md her only brother, Horace Griffin, of his city died several years ago Mrs. Foot's nearest surviving relative is Mrs. A. D. Wylie, daughter of the late Horace Griffin
 The funeral services will be held lon Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock from Mrs. Foot's late residence on Whalley lvenue. Rev. Dr. Leete will officiate. The interment will be in the family plot n Evergreen cemetery.
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