The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-03-07
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A heavy wind yesterday.
o. A. whitson Of Bloomfield was her.
Wednesday.
Aztec is growing steadily aud surely
So is the county.
Ted Warning has Odd Fellow aid Re
bekah pins for sale.
Joe Dale and Harry Regnier Of the
Ia Plata we're in the hub one day this
week.
Buy your seeds Of Durango Seed
House. We carry everything. G. H.
Clark.
J.. N. Kingsley OF Bloomfield returned
last week from a trip to Cripple Creek
and vicinity.
Dr.. J A. Duff, the dentist, visited
Aztec this week on professional bust,
ness as per schedule.
Balm farm wagons run lightest and
last longer than any other make. W G,
Chapman, Durango.
Stewart and Heather have only a
very few OF those choice mich COWS
left. You !! have to hurry.
NJ b. +. Spinner has recently sold the
sanch at Largo on which his store bull
ding stands, to r. II. Gillespie.
Tom Blake has moved his family in
Rom the ranch and will be a citizen OF
the c%ounty-seat for awhile,
The Hyde Exploring Expedition will
buy corn, wheat and oats at the mill
and will pay cash for same.
Probate Judge Valdez was here
Monday and again THURSDAY court
being in session on those days.
Mrs. L. Currant and children arrived
today from White City, Kansas, to join
their husband and father here.
Barney Hdrmsen of Pennington,
the well known contractor and builder,
has an lad" in this paper. Read it.
Rock Island plows, harrows, Giant
drills, etc. Get my prices before pur-
chasing. ", G. Chapman, Durango.
Ed Wise. who is teaching the school
at Largo, and teaching it right, was
here looking after business Wednesday,
George X. Griffin Of the Pennington
Undertaking company, was a visitor to
the county seat Monday. and is always
welcome.
See me before placing orders for nails,
barb wire, wire bale ties. buggies and
wagons. W. c. Chapman, Du.
rargo.
E. f. Spinner, the Largo merchant
and postmaster, was a visitor to the
oounty-seat yesterday to attend to some
business.
R. H. Gillespie, one of the prime
in the big Hammond ditch on
he south side of San Juan, was in
Aztec Wednesday.
Attorneys Whitehead and Palmer
Ire up from Pennington on business in
connection with the Bardin estate in
he probate court.
See the jackson Hardware and I'm
Element company's advertisement in
his paper. They are among Durango's
progressive firms.
Mrs. Joe Prewitt went to Harrington
tuesday, where she will remain several
i~nstructing the contestants in the
locutionary contest.
Grandpa Jimmie Jarvis was out on
he streets this week, the first time for
everal months. He is tolerably active,
90, for a c%entenarian.
Ex -County Clerk VIM cRae Of Farm.
ngton was here this week, 10 his capaol-
y Of administrator Of the estate Of
Bardin, deceased
Assessor d. j. Donovan, VIM. Coyne
nd W. H. Jones are over from the la
'lata today. Nj. Jones is making a
ling on some La Plata land.
r. s. Ridenour and family have moved
B their ranch at Cedar Hill, which
hey will farm the coming season. It is
ne Of the best in the county,
p. B. MoAtee, representative Of the
B. & r. G., railroad company was an
.ztec visitor Wednesday i%onrneying on
, Farioington to look after business in
.onnection with the interests Of his
ompany.
No olew has been revealed as to the
.hereabouts Of the escaped prisoners,
ard Wheeler. Iheys to have
i%sappeared as completely as though
earth hau opened and swallowed
hem up, to use a set phrase.
Vho Aztec restaurant opened yester
ay, with Charley Baker aa proprietor
.his establishment is centrally located,
be meals served are hrst-olass and it
'ill doubtless do a fattering business.
loo the card 10 this issue.
Mrs j. A. Weisner ANA son OF Poplar
.lun, Mo- sister and nephew -of Mrs.
r. GreaBon, who recently pur-
haaed the j.. 4. Hobbs ranch on the
"a Plata have arrived and win occupy
DO ranch the coming summer
The escape Of the prisoqero last week
LETT the county jail empty. aud
here being lory little criminal business
I'D very few civil cases 10 come before
lo district court e is probable that the
term Rili 81 over perhaps until