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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-27
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE-If you looking for bar
gains. see b +. CLINE AGENCY, la East
Market.
REAL ESTATE Meridian. south OF Twenty
first. large residence. lot 60x202 $1,000, would
take some trade JAMES GREENE CO,
Leuscke building.
REAL ESTNTE-East rront lot. -. 9x1s5 It. Ash
land aye second north or Fifteenth Ihis IS 2
beautffi1 location All improvements are paid
for. 4 n RICHIE los T.. Market ST
REAL ESTATEs-Two fine tracts, several acres
each, Meridian north OF Thirty eighth, each,
3 00o. lot on Meridian. near Thirty sixth. SIX
2no. gas connection privileges. $500 JAMES
GREENE x co. Lemcke building.
REAL ESTATE
Lot a. ~. IN. by is5 r.; east front on Ashland
ave. second north Of Fifteenth II. Rlock siree=
and cement walks and curb paid for. Beautiful
location Ira fine neighb0rhood. one block east or
College-ave street car. VIII sell favorable
terms at a reasonable price. owner, a. +.
HALL, Journal counting room.
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AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
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phones: old. 2s750: new. 3l52 Territory west Of
White river.
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OI'TICIAN.


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INDIANAPoLIs Laundry Co. Old Phone. 1853.
COLLARS. 1Ikc. CUFFS. &c PIT.
Shirts shrtwaists collars and cuffs our speciality.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

A seven or eight-room modern house In good
nelghborhood four bedrooms. VIII wait thirty
or sixty days. II necessary, for suitable house.
Highest references given. Give location and de-
tcription OF your house and rent asked. Address
Box ia. Journal.
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STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storag
Company corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks: only hrst-class storage solicited
GRATING AND PACKING or HOUSEHOLD
GOODS a SPECIALITY.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-07-05

Robert Prewitt returned home Mon
day and will remain until after July 4th
( Our people were surprised Tuesday
when a strong stream Cf water from the
new water works system constructed by
Q. III. Moiienry was thrown across San
Juan street. The pipes will continue to
be laid down San Juan street so that all
the business and residence houses will
have access to it. Ir is indeed seldom
that an unincorporated town has water
works and this undertaking is due en-
trely TO Mr. MrHenry's enterprise.
j. B MeKight and Robert Elleaburg
OF Oaray are admiring our enterpriaing
town.
}. ID Boone o. g. PinkneY and Nj q,
Picken, all prominent sheep men, are
here 10 celebrate July Attn 10 true patri-
otic style.
Independence day was celebrated in
true style Dy Pennington. We hope 10
be able 20 give you full account Of the
celebration for your next issue. S.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-07-05

a letter from District attorney Abbott
concerning Indebtedness and providing
for meeting same, was ordered to be
made a matter Of record and the sug
gestions therein followed
All warrants and vouchers turned 10
by Treasurer Fields were cancelled.
No further business appearing the
Board adjourned to meet July 15 1901
E A. CHuBB Chairman
Attest; @. v. SAEroRp, Clerk
BY Joe Prewitt Deputy
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-07-05

Twenty five years ag9, when "albon
Room" and "Oui Of the Hurry Burly'
we're the successes Of the day, Max
Adeer suddenly ceased writing For a
quarter ol a century De was proof against
the biandishmenis Of editors but with
ia low veeka he has completed new
series % humorous atoriea which show
him az hia beet Tales oi Old luriey
which win appaar ln early numbers oi
the Saturday Eyening Post ere wonders
fal droil storlen oi tha quaint eharaciers
in 90 old-iaahoned country toWn before
The ear local politics school com
mllieo fights church quabblgs and
women's clubs lend themselves admir-
ably % Max Adelera humorous touch,
and form the basis % come 81 lhe clever
eal stories inai have heep written Cor
many a day
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-07-05
onN FouRrn.


San Juan county celebrated the
Fourth in nanv plarea this wear A7eoc
lparo,,..ior rsio, r,n ~ p,s.. F-.s
land aod bloomfield each hayine q more
o. less extensive demonstratioo Az
Aztec the crowd was hardly as large as
last year. but fhe entertainment 81.
lerad was fully AZ good ana ylhe enjoy.
ment great We have not the space 10
give detailed count this week. but
The names 81 tbe winners r. the suorts
and other contests will appear II the
next issue.
The exercises 81 the arbor we're the
The nrstion uaa dalivared bv M 8
cromo,et V,,bo soonitt.3 b,nse,f o,.its
eseditably Tbe ehoir rendered come
excellent music aoa nj nrogrrs,ne oas
as follows
Music America0 49,. Tho Cboir
Poem .-....s Mrs N. Won Fintel
Ro.o Rss3ing Declarstion u fs5s,aa n5s alyce
dsnce - Mrs Al nj Hnbfera
Song, Star spangled Banner C10lr
yfation ,.,,...... y A 0fominet
~ ' - ~
Inc decorated bicycle parade pleased
ail' out the chiel event oi interest wee
.ne ten mile race between Joe Martins
morse ana 'ne bicycle 1ne horse won
easily Inc bicycle ricer was johnny
Austln ana thougn ne made very good
rae the high vino blowing mace II
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-07-05
smelter city Papers.

From the Durango Democrat
James w Wilson, president Of the
Western Ranch and Irrigation com
pauy and a large party will arrive 10
Durango on July llth, to visit the New
Mexico aait bolt. IAese people c5las
to spend their money in sections triu-
tary to Durango, are to be followed BY
a large number Of actual settlers who
come here to till the soil and engage in
other pursuits. which the clnuate and
soil are so admirably adapted to- TO
treat the isiiore as they should be-, as
capital, muscle and energy should b9 he
ceived, is question our board Of trade
should pass upon at once. We suggest
ride over the city in carriages, as their
trip will necessarily be a long and tedious
one, a drive TO Trimble Springs,
plange or tub bath and supper OF dinner
afterwards. The expense will be from
5l5O to $500, and there are those who
will aid ia va rious amounts The Dem.
ocrat will start the list with 50. for any
reception or entertainment a committee
may agree opon. We suggest tnat the
Board Of Trade take the initiative and
push the matter of a merited greeting
to the visitors.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-07-05
- Noaes

Notice Is hereby M that the undersigned
has taken uN CHE foIi wing described ostray
animal at DIS rancE VA miles north Of Aztec,
New Mexico, vizt
One gray horse, cr Years Old, weight about
500 pounds branded orpaft hip
The owner or ownership said described ani-
NAL forfeit Che Same 10 the end of the seven
months from the duto % the first publication
of this notice. unless limad BY She owner or
owners there0f, or fhet -agont. rToving owner
ship and paying all lee y charges hereon.
First pub. 4fay 2i la0i- Aztec, ~ ID.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-07-05
VoLuNE 80


Once Board of County Commisaion.
ore. Aztec N M, July i 1901 The
Board oi Commissioners Of San Juan
county met in regular session Present.
E.A Chubb chairmsn Commissioners
Brimhan and Luiah. and Chaa ". SAT
ford clerk. by Joe P-ewitt deputy
Final statement Of ex-Ireasuier Ae-
Henry was received and approved and
cheek to balance s2o506 turned over 10
Ireasurof Fields.
Protest Of Santa Fe Pacific Railroad
company against raise IN valuation Of
lands Of the company in this county
ffom 20 cents 60 30 cents per acre con-
sidered and assessment ordered TO re-.
main 30 80 cents per acre.
ln the matter Of the incorporation Of
tbs town Of Farmiaeton 4 NJ Pierce
and twenty other residents 81 Farming
ton presented petition protesting
against said incorporation. The Board,
after duly considering the petitions for
and against incorporation, were satisfied
as to the validity and good faith oi the
petitioners for incorporation, and there
being a majority lforty-siA) Of tie legal
voters Of the territory proposed to be in
eorpofated ana there having been de
pcsited with the clerk OF the Board one
hundred dollars. as required by law il
was ordered that O. p. Kentner, Esq.
civil engineer. establish permanent stone
monuments defining the boundaries Of
the territory to be incorporated and to
report to this Board on on before July
Is, 1901
Road supervisors for tEe s6veral pre-
cincts we're appointed as follows; Pre-
einct /, FRANCISCO Mir precinct 3,
Henry Schroeder; precinct 4, j. A. Burr;
precinct 5. w II symonds; precinct 6,
Geo Adair; precinct z, Cornelio Valdez;
precinct s. Walter Crandall; precinct 8,
Jose Ma Quintana; precinct 10, Henry
Wood
VIM. Locke represented to the Board
shat lots 2, 3, 4.5, 6 and z. block a,
Locke's addition to Pennington. as
seased to Otto Behring, were included in
the lands assessed to Locke q Behring.
The Board not finding anything Of
record showing such tc be the case, or
dered the assessment to stand as placed
on the tax rolls.
John U. Hippenmeyer being errone-
ouaiy assessed on improvements on lot
g, block 2, Huutera addition, reduction
Of 5000 on 1900 assessment was allowed
IS. P. Hendrickson was allawed exemp-
tion az head Of family, assessment 1900
Jsca Martin being errou e0usiy Is
seased on six acres Of land in 1900 was
allowed reduction Of s72 on assess
n c.. Crump, having paid taxes ia
Colorado for 1900 and producing re-
ceipt therefor, tax Of sl6s3 was abated,
The following persons having been
enormously assessed for special schoo
taxes. the same we're abated: @. y
Dustin 1899 s144; 1890 81 cents and az
follows for the year 1900; Cleo6s Val
dez, IS cents; LeoDor Garcia, 81 O5; Pab
10 Candelara, $3.50; John Luther, $500
Franklin Creighton, slB5.
Albert j. Griswold, having been or
roneously assessed On one COW, for yeal
1900, assessment was reduced 800
GA, Tinker was allowed reduction OF
so acres Of land enormously assessed il
1900
Jacob Spiller allowed s5.7l, reduction
on tax enormously levied in 1900,
Adjourned TO July 2, 1901
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-07-05

RRwaRp.

reward Of 500 will be paid by this Associa-
tion 90 any person or persons furnishing infor-
nation chat win lead to the arrest and convic-
tion ol any person or persons stealing driving
away or ieloniously handling amy stock belong
ing TO any member Of this Association
THE SAN JUAN COUNTY CATTLE GROW
ERS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO
Headquarters at Aztec, San Juan County. New
Mexico; WI. Wright. President; j. X. VII
liams Treasurer Granville Pendleton, 5ecre
tary; Board Of Directors, j g. DOdson h. r
Stewart, II b, Milleson, T N. Johnson, and
Frank MUIR
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-07-05
Important Notiee.

i. Zeller, the leweler, has removed his
business to room in Colorado State bank
building Epraogo. With a fuil stock
'uf watches, diamonds, iewelrY clocks
etc. win meet an competition, Mail
orders promptly attended 10.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-07-05

July 2, l9Ol-Board met pursuant to
adjournment, present as before
Report Of 2, g. Berry, justice Of the
peace, precinct No. ?, was received and
approved; $50 fine reported paid
Report Of committee appointed to
examine county books was ordered fled
GIG Brewer was employed to tighten
up the Aztec bridge
Notice from commissioners Of La
Plata county, Colorado, was ordered
prilled as follows;
Resolved By the Board Of Commissioners of
"a Plata county Colorado that rhe Clers OF
this Board is instructed 20 notify the Board OF
Commissioners Of San Juan county, New Mex
ieo that under the Session Laws Of 1901. as
oompriaed IN H. B. No. 1, Section 2l7, approved
Aplil ?. 1901, tho agreement heretofore exist
jug between the respective Boards Of Commis-
slQners Of San Juan county, New Mexico, and
ia Plata county Colorado, relative 10 tho
tazes on i've stock grazing part OF the lime ia
each ~ the above named counties, ~ termi-
nited. as the SAID law uompols the payment oil
fui iazes each year ou an live stock brought
lpio tRia State from any State o. territory
Application oi VIM Locke Tor reduc-
uou 10 taxes for back years 90 property
of james Cooper estate was refused, the
Board agreeing they we're without auth
0rity in lhe matter
The following pills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawni
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-07-05
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world. People, everywhere il has been
introduced aro wild with delight You
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comb ia simply unbreakable and is made
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Ladies size 5oc. Gents size $780, Live
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Agents are wild with sueeeas laeo
want ad in lhIa papsrl Address p N
Bose Cen Mgr Decatur i'i
~ Dud ihs dentist eill he ia A1iac
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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-07-05

Mccormick rakes VIII rake green alf.
alia Strongest made. W. q, Chap
man, Durango.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-06
TWO WOMEN AID THE
 PRISONERS TO ESCAPE

Athens, July 5-(Special )-Shertn Fur year arrested and jailed two women Sissy Richardson and Rececca Gilbert, last night charged with being the persons who furnished the tools to the three men who escaped from jail on the night or the End. One of them was the wile oi Bill Gilbert. who made his escape. ana the other is his friend. The wife or Gli- bert made a strong resistance and round ly abused the officers. but the other re- mains suilen and refuses to talk. Tney were seen by the white man who refused to make his escape handing the iron bars in to the prisoners. The escapes have not been located.
 Captain George Mason, formerly one oi the most successful merchants Tn tnis place, lies now in almost If not dylns condition in q sparsely furneneo room with no one to smooth his pillow or to furnish him with the comforts that once he 50 willingly furnished to all who claimed the attention. He was brave and popular Confederate captain. and ms hand, when filled. was always extended to the po6r But reverses came and his fortune was swept away. his good wlie was taken and his children scattered ana disease preyed upon his system. For long time ne nas been a wrecf, but the instinct TOT business remained with him even when all else was gone and he has for years sat shosIt the streets with a few cheap wares snread on the window sills or on board and played merchant. His Is a pathetic ease.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-06
HuNTsvILLE MEN
 HOPE TO STRIKE OIL.

Huntsville. July 5.--tspeciai., .,-Yesterday in the MaysvilIe precinct party of Huntsvile capitalists began boring for oil on the Flint River. Quite number of options on lands have been taken and those in charge say they will push the investigations to a satisfactory finish.
 Chris Mcdonald. a well known restau- rant man, and James Milligan. a young grocer, were thrown from @ buggy by a runaway horse in West Huntsville yester- day and both were severely injured. Mill ligan was rendered unconscious by the fall
 Mrs J. w Smith of Fayetteville wac ee- riously injured in a runaway last night on Meridianville Pike. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Poole and Dr. Bryant of Fayetteville were in the buggy together when their horse became frightened at a train. No bones were broken In Mrs. Smiths body. but it is feared that she is hurt internally.
 Railway Mall Clerk Barnett was over come by heat yesterday evening while be- tween this city and Decatur. He was taken to Chattanooga under the care of Dr. Moorman.
 George Stegall. a son of c. W. Stegall. was badly burned about the face last night while firing of toy cannon. His eyes were filled with powder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-06

ments. The Commissioner Court will consider the matter next Monday. If the Tax Commissioner is sustained 1t will increase the valuation of property in the city of Opeiika $loo.0o0 over the regular assessment. 1t is supposed that most of the tax payers will oppose the increase. as they claim their property is given in at it's fair market value.
 MT. ]. T. German, State Examiner of Accounts. is engaged in making an ex- animation of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Auburn this week.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian church of Opelika gave an entertainment at the court house a few nights ago, which was largely attended. much en- ioyed and reelized handsome sum of money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-06
MRS. J. FRANK THOMAS
 sUCCUMBS TO ILLNESS

Alexander City, July 5.-(Special)-- Mrs. J, Frank Thomas died Wednes- day morning after an illness of several months. She was an estimable Chris tian woman. She leaves A husband and four children. She was buried at the City Cemetery yesterday morning al 9:30.
 United States Geological Surveyors are camped near town and are making a survey of West Tallapoosa.
 There Is talk of a shoe factory being located here. Several men have the matter in hand making investigations
 Tom Tadd who lives few miles from town had his right leg broken last week while attempting to board a freight train near Sylacauga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-06
FIGHTS ON FoUETH IN
 TUSCALOOSA COUNTY

Tuscaloosa, July 5.-(SpeciaD-The Fourth of July in Tuscaloosa was not without its usual disturbances in this county. A negro working on the place of R. L. Thornton was badly cut by another and Dr. P. L. Hagler of Ensley engaged in fight in the afternoon at a local saloon with Bob Hunter.The doctor was badly disngured. his eyes being damaged and his nose being mashed.
 The funeral of little wiu Mccormick, who died yesterday from the effects of a fall from a high oak tree Tuesday afternoon. was held here this morn- ing from the Methodist Church. 4 large number attended the funeral
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-06
MERCHANT TO JELKS
CAPTAIN OF COMPANY L. MAKES
 PROTEST.
Says There Was No Reason in Send ing the opelika Military Com pany to Phoenix City to
 Protect Spark.

Columbus. Ga, July 4.-(Special.)-- CsptaIn Jep Marchant of the l wln Olty Guards. has written a letter to the So- lumpns Ledger. which appears th,s af- ternoon. accompanied by a copy or a letter from the Captain to Gov&rnor Jelks of Alabama. Captain Marchant takes the position that the action of the Governor in ordering out the Ope- lika company to protect the negro Sparks was unnecessary and a retlec- tion on the people of Phenix City and on his company. the Twin City Guards. He also says the sending of the Ope- lika company to Phenix by an extra train was an unnecessary expense. ' Captain Marchant says that the Cover nor ordered out the Opelika company more than an hour before he sent or ders to the Fhenix City company, to which he takes exceptions. A copy of the letter to Governor Jeiks follows;
 Phenix. Ala. July 3. 1901 His Excellency. Governor William D.
 Jeiks. Montgomery. Ala:
 str-1n oheysnce to teiegraphic or ders from you. received at Phenix City. July 2. 1901. S:a5 p. m.. I was on the ground at the Phenix City Jail with over fifty men os IL" company, and with a well posted squad at 7:16 o'clock. This was exceptionally quick work. as our armory Is a mile distant from the Phenix City jail and I was over a mile from the armory when your order Was received.
 Lieutenant Coulter deserves great credit in getting the men together in so short time, While the men should have credit for responding 50 prompt ly.
 At 7:30 HI" company arrived from Opelika, and with the sheriff took the . prisoner in charge and at S:20 boarded a special train tor Opelika.
 Also | have the homer to state the following: Condition of affairs must have been grossly misrepresented to you, as there was absolutely no neces- sity for additional guards, nor any need for HI" company's appearance in Phenix City. The fact that "H' com pany came to Phenix City on a special train, and had left Opelika before IL" company had even had any communi- cation with the Governor or the Gheriff leaves the impression with the public generally that 'tL" company is of little consequence, and considered incomoe- tent to cope with the situation, when it was never considered serious.
 The fact that company HI" was or dered to Phenix at all is considered by our townspeQple and ourselves ss rsth- CT reflection on us. Feeling that yeu did not intend any reflection and con- sidering it a duty to my company, my people and myself to lay these facts before you. I hasten to do so Did you forget that company IL" was in exist ence? That it is considered one If the strongest in the End regiment? I beg to assure you that we are always sub 1ect to your command and are capable of giving you good service.
 Very respectfully,
 T. P. Marchant. Capt. 2d Inf. A. N. C., Comdg. '.L' Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-06
WOMAN SHOCKED BY
 BOLT OF LIGHTNING

Opelika. July 5.-(Special. )-Mrs, O. P. Fontoine was severely shocked by a stroke of lightning at the residence of Mrs. M. c. McI.ain near Loachapoka, Wednesday during thunder storm. It was sometime before she regained con- sciouspess. A
 Tax Commissioner Carlisle has had citations issued to over two hundred tax payers to increase their assess
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-06

den. Montgomery and Birminsbaus companies can come hers at q lese sx- psnse to the state than they can roach cities further away from the military center. The eneampment is set for the 18th of July and e yet we do not know where we are going am Eet- ting the Dragoons in good shape for the encampment and 1t does not mat ter where 1t Is held. the Dallas Dra- goons will be in position to drtiI along with the best ot them"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-06
BOYS BODY MINGLED RY A. c. 6. FREIGHT TRAIN.

Gadsden. July 5.--(speciai. .)--Lon Moody IA years old, was killed and horribly mu- tilated this afternoon by an Aiaoama Great Southern freight train. The boy was chasing butterflies and was on the main track when a freight train. which was backing up, knocked him down ana ran over him, cutting the body half in two. The train was run forward and over the remains a second time before the boy was discovered Life was extinct when the train crew reached him. The body was cut to pieces.
 The total number of vessels passing the Suez Canal in 1900 was 3,441. of which 1895 were British. 462 German, 2s5 French,
 Dutch, 126 Austrian. 100 Russian. S2 Italian, 6s Japanese, A Spanish, 28 Turk ish, 30 Norwegian. 7 Danish, 9 American,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-06
Begins Shipping Coal,

The Empire Coal and Coke Company of Alabama has begun-the shipment of coal from its new mines in Walker county. near Democrat. Nine miles of railroad between Burgin and Democrat have been completed to the mines and the company proposes to run it's out put up to 1000 tons per day as soon as practicable. The Empire Company has 14.0o0 acres of land in the neigh borhood of Democrat and the coal veins on 1t will be developed at . rapid rate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-06
Rolling Mills to Resume.

The furnace and mine operators in the district are preparing for general renewal of activity beginning next week when work at the various mines will be fully resumed under the newly signed wage scale. The various roll ing mills will also go into operation on Monday. Furnace No. 3. of the Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron Com panX which has been undergoing re- pairs for some time, will be fired up about July 25 at North Birmingham. No. l. city furnace of the same com pany, which went out last week for repairs will be put in shape as rapidly as possible. so that it can resume work. The operators report that the outlook for iron is good and that prices are being maintained all along the line.