The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-11
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Mill Green was 10 from bloomdel,
Wednesday.
Roy Stewart has recovered from bit
recent illness.
Teoflo Jaquez was over from Larg,
Saturday OF business.
Frank Revell has oesn slightly under
the weather this week.
Mrs E. f. Spinner of Largo is quit,
i'll with rheumatism
Geo. " Jones OF the La Plata was au
INDEX caller Saturday.
I. X. Holden left on Tuesdays stage
for Denver and Chicago.
S. M. Wilkins, Of Cedar Hill, is seti-
pusly i'll with pneumonia,
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. F.. W. sharp,
Friday, January IL, a boy
J.. H. Thiehof has sold his ranch on
the San Juan to Ezra Curtia.
Harry Hepler, the La Plata ranch
man, was an Aztec visitor Monday.
b. Chaser, the leading tailor, halter
and mems furnishor, Durango, Colo.
George Adair OF Bloomfield was in
town Monday on a business mission.
Leopold Lucca, who recently sold his
ranch near town. has gone to Colorado.
Price Walters eight yoar old son,
Bruce, has been quite ID with scarlet
fever,
The precinct elections FOR Justices OF
the peace and constables occur Monday
next.
f. r. Amiot and j. P. Martin we're
among tho san Juan visitors 10 Aztec
this week.
A heavy snowstogm prevailed at Sill
verton this week, and snowslides there
are frequent.
Elder Henry will preach at Center
Point next Sabbath at II a. m, and at
Aztec at p m.
E. E. and j. H. Hatcher, Of Pagoea
Springs, are 10 the valley looking after
their sheep interests.
Note the condition Of the various
county and school district funds, pub
lished in this issue.
The sheep ownere' association will
hold its annual meeting in Pennington
tomorrow Saturday.
DR.. Condit was called to the La Plata
Tuesday, Seig. Caudel's youngest Son
being i'll with pneumonia.
f. NJ. Pierce this week filed a quit
claim deed relinquishing to w. A. Hun.
ter a Pennington town lot.
Hazel Brown, daughter Of @. Il.
Brown, has been i'll with fever for sew
eral days, but is recovering.
Lost, on the road between Cedar Hill
and Aztec, a horse collar with felt sweat
pad. Finder will please return to C, M
Elliott.
Jas. I Locke has purchased a small
tract Of land OF s.. NJ. Wilkins to make
an addition to his sheep range above
Cedar Hill.
Sheriff Dodson has taken up his resi-
dence at his ranch on the La Plata, aud
has commissioned A., e. Blown as his
deputy during his absence,
Superintendent G. f. Mead Of the ex-
perimental station left yesterday for a
ip to Denver, Ri Paso and Santa Fe, to
be gnne about two mouths.
Or. T. j, West has placed a door bell
10 position at his Office and requests that
those who call shall press the button
and he guarantees to do the rest.
The deeds conveying J. W. MeDer
motifs La Plata ranch to the Revenue
Ranch and Water company we're filed
week, 1t is a good property.
Harry Ware, the genial representative
the Morey Mercantile company of
Denver, was at the Jarvis hotel last
returning from the lower valley.
A new school building has just been
completed at Olio and which is quite a
credit to the district. School opened
Monday with Miss Paulson as teacher.
c. G. Pinkney, sheep inspector,
dropped in on as Wednesday. pink
swears he 10 keeping close tab on all
undipped and unexpected boz
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The sale Of farm implements and
belonging to 4. K. Holden oc-
Cured in Aztec Saturday and attracted
4 large crowd. A. +. Brown wal the
s%uetioneer.
Leonard Scott made final proof before
Probate Clerk Stafford on his la Plata
homestead in Aztec Saturday. His wit
iesses were George w, Jones. Ernest
and q. Dodson.
Max Eicher died Sunday at tho dolly
neal Bloomfield, Of consumption.
md was buried Tuesday He had been
q the county only a few weeks coming
lere from Wichita. KANSAS.
George Griffin has gone back TO Farm
ngton 70 live and we suggest that the
'oys keep an eye on him, Tor George was
accused Of being close 70 the
gang while 10 this bailiwick
Probate Clerk Stafford has procured
ne Of the new territorial brand books,
obtaining a copy Of each brand recorded
3 the territory classified BY counties.
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