The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-10-31
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DOu 1 forget 10 vote,
Many new buildings are to be built in
Aztec this winter.
Aztec will continue to grow and the
towns future is brighter than ever.
VIC. job lson, the druggist, made
Durango a visit the first Of the week.
If your old watch does not ran let me
trade you a new one for it. g. @. Waring.
There will be a baptism at the river
next Sunday at u o'clock noon, at the
bridge.
Ed. Smack is down from the noun
tains with his cattle to remain for the
winter.
C.S Boyd, one Of our leading mer.
chants, made a trip to Durango this
week.
Everett Fields came down this week
from Pagosa Sprlngst to visit with friends
in Aztec,
Editor Sellers OF the Hustler went
through town Wednesday, en- route to
Durango.
There will be a dance at Green's hall
in Aztec Tuesday evening, November 4.
election night.
The railroad surveyors are at the
mouth Of Canaan Largo and will be with
us ere many days.
J. H Crist, the Democratic candidate
for the council, is a splendid man for
the place. Vote for him.
See the advertisement Of A. Villman's
public sale Of live stock, farm machin-
cry, etc. in this issue,
Vote for W. G. Black, Democratic
treasurer, He will make an excellent
officer and should have your vote.
Mrs. Southland OF Cedar Hill is IN
DR.. Eblen is in attendance and reports
the patient making favorable progress.
Col. w. Il. Williams is about to com.
mence construction on a four room brick
cottage on the lots north Of his residel.
ce. 1t will be pushed to early compile.
ton,
There are good men on both the tickets
in San Juan county. Every thing has
been done fairly and above board and
we hope 70 see everybody satisfied with
the result.
A. d. Andrews and M. W. Lepley Of
Pawnee, Neb., arrived here Thursday
and will visit for two or three weeks.
Ihe'former is a 0rother-in law of II. NJ.
and G. W. Mccoy.
W, G. Black, Democratic candidate
county treasurer, is 10 town today.
He has been making a trip over the
county, and everything indicates his
election by a good majority. This is as
It should be.
Bert Fitch and w. &, Pitschke, two
the members of the "old guard Of
Typographical No. 40, r now
employed rs linotype operators on the
Durango Democrat and Telegraph, res
'ectively, They are good ones.
Boone @. Vaughan, the Democratic
candidate for assessor, was in town this
his week, shaking hands with his friends
md looking after his interests here. He
aatteriug prospects for the
Of the Democratic ticket
throughout.
A large number of San Juan county
Democrats went to Durango to hear W.
J. Bryan and they returned home en-
.hused but speechless. When they saw
heir idol they yelled so loud that the
Earth trembled aud the midnight at
noaphere has not yet recovered from
shock. Bryan is the great man in
his part Of tai country, undoubtedly.
Two weeks ago a number Of ladies'
net at Mrs.. Bain's rooms and organized
Prayer and Missionary Society of
Baptist church. The object OF
his society is the spiritual DEVELOPMENT
II its members aud the awakening in
It In worldwide missions. that is q
to zee souls saved IN Aztec. N. NJ.
'ur wi great country, as we'll as 10 the
iistant laud II China and Africa. The
GLOWING officers we're eleeteds Presi-
lent, Mrs. A. l.. Balm. vice president.
Ora j, Williams. secretary. Mrs. Cotton.
r%easurer, Mra H|ildebrand, solicitors
lra Eblen and Mrs. Hildebrand. The
.eEt meeting will be held at Mrs. Bain's
next Thursd day at3 p. ~. Sab
oet for study Our work among the 10.