Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
SAN JUAN COUNTY.
Termination.

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The Wiley nve mile mesa below
/ Fruitlsnd Is now fenced and watercd
by the new extension of the Coolidge
canal
The storks directed DIR. Rosen,hal 10
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Teas.
to superintend the arrival of a bounc.
ing baby girl.
7. j. Ransom. a deputy sheriff from
Gallup. passed through here last
week In search of three Arizona horse
thieves, one of whom was captured in
Durango.
A well defined case of scarlet fever
exists in the home of one of our citi.
zons, and although notified by the
health officer to use precaution and
maintain a quarantine. the lord aud
master of the house. with his little
son, boldly defes the order by ap-
pearing daily & getHer in the streets.
one IN pursuit OF business and the 9th.
or of play.
NJ. w. Milligan had the novel expcr.
fence Friday night OF finding "A burglar
N his house. Il seems the miscreant
entered through a screen door and in
passing through the dining room awak.
ened Mr. Milligan. who lost no time in
taking shot at the intruder. but his
aim was bad and instead OF kil0 g the
man got gentle swipc on the Jaw for
his trouble after which the gentleman
with proving proclivities made his es-
cape without obtaining anything OF
value.
W. NJ Johnson IS In receipt OF a
letter from Parker Wells, warm per.
sonal friend. dated Las Vegas, ~ NJ.
stating he has sold his ranch and cat.
tie for some $4,000 in cash. and that
he and mis- wife will shortly come to
Ear mington with a view To locating,
Il conditions are favorable Messis
Johnson and Wells have lived as
neighhors for years. and as We know
Mr.. johnson Is the right Kind OF stuff
our people wal hail Mar. Wells coming
with much pleasure
The one year old son OF Mrs J. j.
McClarin sister of June Roberts. died
al the residence of the latter after a
few weeks illness. Mrs. McClarin left
Gallup about month ago 20 make her
brother visit and but few days af.
ter her arrival here the little one was
taken III with complications that ulti.
matcly ended in his death lntormeut
was made IN Greenlawn cemetery. Al
though the father was Immediately no
NtH''s nv az AlstNa' ~ i'h' u t4fAt az
time for the funeral. Hustler
George H. Brown has gone 10 Du.
range and other Colorado points in the
interest of the Hyde company.
The band boys are arranging for q
big celebration here on the Fourth OF
July. The program has not get been
arranged but will appear next week
II Will be a good one so make up YOUR
mind to come to Pennington.
II Is reported that an ice plant Will
be added To our new industries within
few weeks. It is an enterprise that
the people here will support literally
II once started and will prove mon
ey making business from the first
The Epworth league elected officers
for the ensuing term. at the meet ing
last Friday evening as follows Presi.
dent, Mrs. Florence u. Lewis: first
vice president Bert Wallis; second
vice president, Mrs |. VI. jarvis, third
vic president. Miss Della Martin; sec.
Ietary, Miss Clara Daniels; treasurer.
Edmond Woods organizer Miss Ma
ME Harwood
On Monday morning the music Of
the moving machine began To be
heard throughout the valley ana one
or the pest nay crops Tor Ufst cutting
g being cured and cared for. We viii
have plenty of hay for feeders. even
/ grass is scarce on the range next
fall and winter, which, owing 10 lack
Of rainfall. now seems probable.
Friday morning at about 9 O'Clock
Denver Waggoner started out horse.
back to do some surveying When
near " y. Rights place he was
thrown from his horse; how, no one
knows. He was found by Mr., Depew
and was brought into town by George
Griffin and John Pond and taken to DR.
Rosenthal's office. but up to the time
OF going to press he has not regained
consciousness. The doctor says he
may lay in that condition for a week
Times.
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