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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-24
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MEETING OF \. 1T. CHRISTIAN
 ENDEATORERS' UNION.

Tine Organi1aIion'E IO8d Assembly,
 Held at Grand Avenue Baptist Church
 Features of the ProcssdiBgs- N0-
 vembsr Weddings.
 The one hundred and third meeting of the New Haven Christian Endeavor union was held last evening in the Grand avenue Baptist church. There was large attendance, the church be- ing filled with representatives from the various societies and their friends. The president. Rev. George F. Prentiss, pre- sided. The devotional service was con- ducted by Rev. E. W. Stone. There were musical selections by selected choir and various reports.
 An interesting report was made of the convention of young peoples societies held at Silver Bay, Lake George, by Ida M. Adams. Seventeen denomina- tions and twenty-two states were rep resented in the delegates. At the con- ference there were Bible studies, mis- sion classes, Sunday school work, etc. There were also group meetings, at which conferences were held. Miss Adams thanked the union for sending her out as a delegate, and said the trip had proved one of real profit and inter- est.
 A report was made of the New Eng land convention by Rev. Alexander F. Irvine. He said he was greatly inspir- l1 Nv l1n f0f1 nf great interest throughout.
 Remarks concerning the convention were also made by MT. Countryman.
 The new officers were introduced and a few remarks were made by the new president, Rev E. W. Stone. He gave the union hearty words of greeting and said he would do all in his power, dur ing his term of service, to further the cause.
 Report was made that Connecticut had 143 registered delegates at the New England convention.
 The platform was beautifully decor ated with autumn leaves, with society banners and the inscription in red let ters across the arch, Welcome Y. P. s. c. E. Union" 's''
 Officers were elected as follows:'
 President-Rev. F. W. Stone, Grand avenue Baptist church.
 Vice presidents-Miss Mary G. Gris- wold, Grand avenue Congregational church; Rev. George H. Ferris, Calvary Baptist church; Joseph Hughes, First Presbyterian church; P. H. Davis, A. M. E. Zion church.
 Recording secretary-Miss Charlotte Ramsdell, United church. Corresponding secretary-Miss Fan nie Whitfield, First Presbyterian church.
 Treasurer--W. c. Chalker, Howard avenue church
 Auditor-Charles Mcclellan, West Haven Congregational church.
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MILFORD.

The Plymouth Workers will meet in the church parlors on Thursday after noon. Mrs. Lewis Halloway and her two sons and two daughters, who have been spending the summer at John Downes place. have returned to their home in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Rilus were ar rested yesterday and brought before Judge Hepburn on charge of drunk enness. They were sent to jail for thirty days each and fineG the costs Of the court. The Indian River grange held a meet ing last evening at which an excellent programme was rendered. Mrs. Agnes Thompson Clark gave vocal solo, piano solo was rendered by Miss Mabel Bosworth, and music by the Banjo club. A supper followed the entertain- ment.
 Miss Elsie Walker is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Aston Gerry, in Pelham, N. Y.
 Mrs. George H. and Miss Charlotte T. Ftrman have returned from visit in New Jersey and Brooklyn. Miss Lottie Tillington, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. H. w. Cornwall, has returned to her home in New York city. George E. Platt is i'll at his home on Green street. He is threatened with
 pneumonia. MT. and Mrs. George B. Clark are entertaining Frederick Baldwin, of Springfield.
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grnnisfuats, &e. Operating Eight Stores.

If We made practice of buying up cheap goods we could give you sen sational song every day-but cheap goods are not wanted by us or by you. , It's our purpose to conduct the BEST grocery establishments In the state--to maintain the very HIGHEST QUAIL TIES and the. LOWEST PoSsIBIE PRICES. By the way, did you know that commencing on Saturday, Oct. 25, we will make all Of our own BREAD, CAKES, PIES. CRULLERs. etc. Of course you are anxious to know what price we are going to charge for our bread, and so we tell you that on next SATURDAY MORNING we will have ONE THOUSAND LoAvEs of SUP ERIOR BREAD BAKED BY OUR SELVES, the price 3 CENTS A LOAF. Remember, cents a loaf.
 1000 LoAvEs CENTS A LOAF.
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CITY eOrRT NEWS.

Thomas Kirk was fined g and costs in the city court yesterday morning by Judge Dow for assaulting Thomas J. Dillon.
 Mary, Louise and Katie Pelo. who were arrested early in the week for steling potatoes in Westvilie, were each fined s1 and costs.
 A nolle was entered in the non-sup- port case against John Mulholland.
 Daniel r. LawlOF, charged with drunkenness, was granted continu- anCe to October 24.
 Daniel H. Redden, colored, porter on the Consolidated Railroad company's instruction car, was charged with breach of the peace. Hise case was continued to November g.
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IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
THE CASE OF POLICEMAN N KELLY
 NEARING AN END.

win Probably be Finished This Morn
 ing-A suIt for s2,OOO Damages-HsaF-
 ing HsId-wife Sues Husband-City , Court News.
 The trial of patrolman Kelly was al- most concluded yesterday afternoon and 1t is confidently expected it will be finished in less than half hour after court convenes this morning. During most of the afternoon yesterday the ac- cused was or the stand undergoing a cross examination by State Attorney Williams. He was put on by the de- fense and his testimony was merely the recital of his actions on the night of the burglary. He told of his move ments from the time Of going on duty until after the time of the commission of the crime. His testimony was also in eorroboration of that Of George c. Boucher, a witness of the previous day.
 The following gentlemen also testified to the good character, integrity and up- rightness of the accused: Louis A. Mansfield, Captain Brewer. Captain Tripp, Captain Cowles, Sergeant Dris- coll, Sergeant McGrath, Captain O'Keefe, Sergeant Cook, Sergeant Bow CTS, Sergeant Hayes, Former Police Commissioner Fogarty, President Thomas I. Kinney of the board of police commissioners. Former Commissioner E. R. Hubbard, ex-Mayor Farnsworth, Conductor Rice and Judge Rufus $. Pickett.
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HEARING HELD.

A hearing was held yesterday after noon before Attorneys w. A. Wright and George E. Beers. commissioners on the estate of the late Patrick Murray, a car man who died several months ago leaving an estate valued at about $4,- GOO
 Two sons and daughter of the de- ceased have presented claims against the estate aggregating $3,6OO for ser vices rendered and cash loaned. If these claims are allowed the widow, who was the testator's second wife, and not the mother of the children, will be left with practically nothing. <,
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WINTER EXCURSION TICKETS ON
 SALE SOUTH.

The Southern railway announces, ef- fective October 15, 1902, winter excur- sion tickets will go on sale at greatly reduced rates Tickets good to return May 31, 1903. For information call or address New York offices, 271 and 11S5 Broadway Alex. S. Thweatt, eastern passenger agent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-24

WIPES SUIT AGAINST HUSBAND.
 Suit was brought yesterday by Attor- ney Carlos Mears for Mrs. Minnie Rotchel of this city against her hus- band. George Rotchel. for custody of six-year-old daughter, Edna c. Rotehel. The suit Is brought on the grounds of habitual intemperance. The couple were married on February g. 1S9i.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-24

ant on the Tuppeny Tube)-Do you al- low drunken people on the train? ttendant-Sometimes but not when they're too drunk. Just take a seat in the corner there and you'll be all right. Glasgow Evening Times.
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SITES FOR S2 GOO

Before Judge Thayer in the civil side of the superior court, the case of Thomas Wilkes against the town of Milford was placed on trial yesterday The plaintiff sues for $2,000 damages.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-24

One bottle of Bnrnett's Vanilla Extract is better than three of the doubtful kind.
 Though costing a few cents more per bot tie, Its purity and great strength make it the most econmical brand.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-05
LEGAL NOTICES.


Whereas, Louis A. Harris and Minnie A.
Harris, his wife, did on the eight day OF May
A. ID 1907, make. execute and deliver to Thorn
as J. West their three promissory notes for the
principal sum of S5O0.O0 S5O00O aud $3.50 90 res.
pecively with interest thereon from date at
tue rate OF ten per cent per annum. And
whereas, said notes, and each Of them, were
secured By Deed of Trust, of said Louis A.
Harris aud Minnie A. Harris his wifo, to Char
les g. Brewer, Trustee or lu the event of bis
f3sPnce or iraoiliy @ act then 70 che then
act.na sheriff Df san Juan county. New Me4ico
e a. LrHat i0rfNr Hfo and Hcnfhl
% Iaaid rnouiaa VI Nest W1hn siia 8att 81
1ltist corH5y .ad. in trust. certain zeal estate
therein describeu' ant1 ales O2nlv rerora ad Il the
oifce OF tho Probate Clerk and igX OfEoio Re
page "a Of the Records Of said San Juan coun-
And whereas default has been made in the
payment Of one Of said notes for the sum OF
five hundred (508A dollars with the interest
thereon, according & o its tenor and according
TO tho tenor Of said Deed Of Trust.
And whereas said Deed OF trust provides
that 10 case OF dafault in the payment Of said
notes or any part thereof or the interest th ere
on according TO the tenor and effect of said
notes, then on the application in writing Of
the legal holder OF said notes to sell and dis
pose Of the premises, as ia said Deed Of Trust
specified,
Now, therefore, /, Charles G.. Brewer. Trus.
tee as aforesaid, or Ia tine event OF my absence
from said San Juan county OF inability to act
lhen the then acting sheriff of said San Juan
comfy, as successor ia trust. as lie said Deed
OF 1LuIb pNQNlut0s Duuef anu uy virtue OF
the power aud authority in me, or him, the
then acting sterih Of said San Juan county as
successor in trdst) vested by virtue OF said
Deed of Trust, anu at the request of The legal
holder of said notes 10 writing expressed, viii
offer for sale and SELL after fOur weeks public
notice shall have been giVens at pnblic ancUiOn
for cash ia haud, at the front door OF the Post
Ofice IN the Town of Aztec, 10 the county Of
san Juan and Territory OF New Mexico No
The hour o. eleven 1D O'Clock q. m. on Satur-
day the 10th day OF December A. ID. 1872 ali
Of the real estate in said Deed Of trust convey
ed described as follows, tOwit.
Lots fifteen ll6l. sixteen ll6l seventeen M
eighteen llsl and ninteen ll9l in Block twenty
three L23l 10 the town OF Aztec, County OF san
Juan aud Territory Of New Mexico, according
TO the recorded plat thereof, and all ditch and
water rights, belonging Tor appertaining
thereto, together with all and singular the tell-
ementH, hereditamentsAnd Rppurtenance fhere-
unoo belonging or ia anyWtse app8rtaining-
And all the estate right, title, interest, proper
ty poasesstunsi claim and demHnd whatsoever
OF the ahid Luis A. Harris and Minnie "A
Harris his wife, their heirs executors admin
strators or assignsn and 20 said property.
Dated at Aztec, New Mexico, this 21st day
of November A. ID. 1902.
CHARLES e.. BREWE ER, Trustee
First publication NOy. ~ 1907
Last prblication Dec 10, 1902.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-05


Westward The course Of empire takes
iiA way The iruthfnlness Of this say
ine iglllustrated 10 tbs annual report of
Biuger Hermsnn, commissioner oi The
general land Office pi the Interior de-
partment which shows that dariug tns
twelve months pact, more applications
FOR aomestsad entries sud claims Tor
minefal aud timber lauda 10 the west
we're received tbao during any previous
year since tae homeatead law was paaa-
cd,
IN faet, the west Is experiencing an
other boom, and there is now, and bas
been for the past eight or ter montha, q
great rush Of easlerners and southerners
70 settle on the public domain west Of
the Mississippi. During The past year
tne government gave away 70 these set
TIERS ~, 4SS530 acres, which is several
million sores more than were dispused of
ia any single year since Uncle Sam
adopted the policy OF distributing his
lanu hoiulugs some forty yes,s back.
"ihc column showing the number of
homestead entries aud number Of min
ing aud timber claims hled each year.
says Commissioner Hermann, ''is d good
bsromeier ny winch tpjudge of the Dusi
ness conditions OF the country. In times
Of prosperity the column swRlls to large
propornons, but when business is bad
aud wages are low Inc figures drop IN
proportion, For the past i've years they
have been getting steadily larger anu
since 1895 they have almost quadsppled.
The bOom is nov At its height, aud our
clerks in various departments that han
die the papers Femitting the claims are
badly overwUrked aud have great diff
Guilty in keeping up with the gases as
they come in. 10 spite Of the liberality
with which the government has dis
tribpted land during the past forty
years, there sill remain almost a billion
acres of the public domain" Imperial
tUa!.) Press,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-05
eoInrado RoN FIrat.

Under the will OF the late Cecil Rho
des, ths south African million aire, each
state and territory OF the United States
was given free scholarship to the Uni-
versity Of Oxford, England, and on
Thanksgiving day Governor Orman ap-
pointed Willard p. Hatch, Of Denver, as
Colorado'a scholar. Mr.. Hatch is a
graduate OF the University Of Colorado.
Of the class Of 1900, aad is the drst ap-
pointed under Mr.. Rhodes will. The
appointment is for three years and rep
resents an expenditure OF $500. year,
Young men, Of ambition. should watch
this rare opportunity for an education
aud try for its benefits.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-05
REV. IrlR. Hiehs Iocs Almanae

10 say that this splendid work Of science
and art Is finer and better than ever is stat
ing & mildly. The demand for ii is far beyond
an previous years TO say that such results
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hieEs, thFough this great Almanac, and his
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AHD WonKs. q doing d work for the whole
people not approached By any other man or
publication. A fair test viii prove this 10 any
reasonable person. Added 20 She most lumip.
ona course a. astronomy for i90a, forecasts Of
storms and weather are given as nevor before
ior every day 20 ihe year, au oharmingly illus
trated With nearly two hundred engravinsa
The price 81 single Almanac. including postage
and mailing. q Thirty cents. WoRp AND
WoREa with the Almanac IS si00 a year.
Write 20 WoRD AND WoRKs Publishing Co.,
2oi Locust street SO. Louis NO., and prove
fp yourself their great yaiuc.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-05
cue Rate 10 ehIeaao.

The Denver and Rio Grando will m axe a
special rate Of one fare plus 500 for the
round trip to Chicago for the international
Live stock Exposition, Nov. 30 and Dec. 1st and
2nd, with final limit leaving Chicago Dec. 8
The International Live Stock show is ihe
greatest in the world and this year it is prom
ised thar It viii be greater and larger than
ever before Special attention h being paid
TO tho range cattle exhibit and with the IN.
usually large premiums being offered, there
win bo strong competition from the West
and more than usual iuler,stin the event. See
your ticket agent and el. aa recommendation
carly.
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Notice is hereby given that there is money
in the treasury Of San Juan county. New Mex
loo, to pay eight ts current expsnse bouds OF
said county dAled July T. 1859, payable
AZ the option Of the county, after ten (ici years
said binds being lumber from one ID to
eight l8l inclusive and being each for the sum
of one thousaud 1000 dollars. bearing interest,"
at six (6l per cent per annum. payable semi
annually, and that said bonds, rinoipal and
interest viii be paid upon presentation 10 the
treasurer Of said county at Aztec, San Juan
county, New Mexico, and VIII cease TO draw
interest thirty days from this date. Dated as
Aztec n. M. this 10th day Of November. a. d.
1902 JOE rREWITr,
Treasurer and Collector, San Juan CO.. n. n
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-05

Charles p. Wqntland.-.A young man
raised in the east, who has brains and
muecle and his own way to make in the
world, will, find pelnly Of room in the
west to develop himself He may in
time have cattle on thousand hilla,
while in the eastit would not be posi-
Bile for him 10 accomplish much. on ac-
countoi the high priced land with all the
avenues Of commerce already over
crowded There ia room ip the west foi
handreds Of youns men who are moi
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-05
New Idea woman,s MaqarIne

The Christmas number Of the New Idea
Woman's Magazine viii offer many features
that will prove Of practical aud timly value
during the coming holiday season. The second
instailment OF THE Journal Of London
Woman Christmas presents Tor Men, "
How 70 entirtain Christmas house party.
lnexpensive gifts for aChristmas tree aud a
Chiidren's party for Christmas,1 viii each aud
all add their quota to the general interest Of
the book, The contents will be brilliantly
illustrated both in color plates ana 10 black
and white, and the regular utiliiarian portions
win far exceed the same presented BY any
other magazineof the price
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-05
HuthOr Of Ben Hur is Danger.
Ously ilI.

General Lew Wallace, formerly Gov
ernor Of New Mexico, and the author Of
Ben Hur, is i'll at his home in Craw-
fordsville, Ind. A dispatch says: His
family is quite alarmed over an illness
with which he has been suffering At
present he is confined TO his bed. The
trouble started with a diseased tooth.
but has developed until the general is
in quite a weakened condition"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-05

Great minstrel show Rn the evening
Of December 25tb. al Opera hall 10
Aztec. The home talent minstrel show,
will begin at z p.m Come and see the
most comioal pe iorma ice ever given 10
Aztec Their will be the latest songs
oonsiating OF Coon aongs and ballada. all
80 good ste danoing seldom seen here.
Funny gage aud speciaities most nu-
merous. Laugh and She world laughs
with you"
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sHolIdnN -.

For the Holidays the Denver and Rio Gran
dc System win make a rate Of one fare for the
round trip between all points in Colorado
Tickets on sale December "A, 26, 81 and jan l.
good to return until January 2. 1903.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-05

According 10 the Republican organs
Oklahoma has all the qualifications Tor
admission TO the union as state. to-
olpdiog a Republican mNority at the
last election. New Mexico apd Arizona
ere wanting in this laat qualification,
and. therefore, arc not entitled TO state.
hood, ,-phiadetphla Record.
Philadelphia has long had the repu-
lotion Of being sleepy, sns the Albo.
queIque journal Demo Al. but when
one Of her big newspapers puts New
Mexico down ia the Democratic column
it shows that the Quaker citys slumber
ie becoming very pfol7nd. As the
election Of November ltb New Mexico
gave q larger Republican, majority 10
proportion 70 the total vote cast. than
any state that voted on that day. and
about a bundled times % large as that
Of the territory Of oklahema
The ststement Of the first National
bank at Pennington sho gs good grow
Ga and very healthy condition, the
sta tement was made, ot business tc
November 25th, 1902 The bank opened
its doora Tor blsireer May j, 1902, II has
been running less than seven months
and shows loans and discounts S27 352.
28 cash and cash resor ces $50 7s5 26
deposits sss,73s7l. Tha is hns state
ment sud shows the bank to oe on a
paying basis,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-05

The county treasurer VIII begin next week
the advertisements 81 the delinquent tax list
for San Juan county FOR the years 1901 and
years prior An person delinquent FOR taxes
for those years will save expense by paying
np at onoe
JOE PREWlTT,
Treasurer and Collector.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-05
Naw MexIeo SOC Tawn 81 aaI.h

Information han been received from
Washington that tho commission ap.
pointed 20 run the new Colorado. New
Mexico boundary line has oiade its re-
port and that ID places the disputed ter
ritory 10 New Mexico, says the Denver
News.
The town Of Edith and adjoining ter
ritory are included in the "trip to which
Archulets county. Colorado, laid claim
in the reaeut election, the precinct
gave 1855 votes for Brooke to twenty Tor
Alva Adams The probability ia mat
the tindiug OF the boundary commission
will reduce Mr.. Brooke plurality by 1866
The feeling at the starehouse is that
the returns from the precinct should
not be counted because IL it is not, nd
never was. in Colorado, lie inclusion by
the officials Of Arehulpta county was
wholly illegal The work Of the bonnd.
ary commission may have a marked e.
fec II on the recent election in Colorado.
Money on farm loans can bo had al
to 10 per cent hero-a ruinous rate Of
interest elsewhere. Alfalfa produces live
tons az aors and sells for five and six d Oh
lars a ton. This makes San Juan irrigat.
Sd lands, after deductiag expsnee Of har-
vesting, taxes etc, worth from sl50 to
5000 per acre Tor alfalfa alone.
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The accop,&o1 perdiua propu-
sition by tho people q The city will in
cure the buiidlng oi the Albuquerque
Easisrn. and sac bnilaius Of the Alou.
QuerQue Eastern viii insure ihe build
lng Of the Durango And therefore, as
4 { atteg Of fact, Il is not one railroad
'that We ere working FOR. but two, and
both good roads, either Of which will
be worth to The town q hundred times
nofs than so are asked 60 pay
Che Dnfsngo line will put us 10 d.
rect communication with lhe NORTH
western seciion Of New Mexico, which
s. one Of the best AID richest eectiona Of
the territory, and having no railway
outlet in any direction it stauds TO rea'
coo that the building Of line from this
CITY into that section will turn aii Of
Sc trade af once 70 Albuquefque-anl
there is not q business man in the city
who could not afford TO pay more for his
share Of that trade alone, than he is ask
ed TO pay toward meeting tho tesma Of
the pending proposition. which. us we
have soid, will insure the building Of
that line as we'll Sc the other,
Bui tbe alJuqu sique Eastern 10, Of
1oasss, tne matter Of fret conaideration,
and the acceptance Of the proposition
now before the people insures the com
pletion 81 that line TO Albuquerque
within thirteen months from the present
date--s confederation which standing
slone. ought TO be amply sufficient to
secure the prompt acceptance Of the
proposition by the people WITHOUT any
effort 90 The part OF the COMMITTEES, be-
cause it will give us at once new outlets
TO the east over both the Rock Island
aud the Denver aud Rio Grande, and
save us 40 f.eights every year more thau
the total amount OF the subscription
asked tor.
ID is altog. .ther the best Investment
that Albuquerque ever bad chance to
make. Albuquerque journal Democrat.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-12-05

Mrs. Rockburn, Of Pennington, very
talented musician, has been employed
by the Aztec band as Instructor. She
came up this week and gave the baud
boys their first lesson, They have been
badly handicapoa "a learning to play.
not having con. gstou1 instructor. but
now expect t. be able 5 make music by
Christmas