The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-10-10
LARGELY LOCAL.


4NAAHHNAA - 0oe0No4NN
Election is Tuesday. November 4.
District court will convene October
20.
All Of the candidates couldn't get
there.
The Democratic ticket is a mighty
good one.
A Villman and G. L. Bailey made
Pennington a visit Tuesday.
An infant child Of Mr., aud Mrs.
Frank Ravel has been i'll with erorp,
If your old watch does not run let me
trade you a nex one for it. g. o. Waring.
Sheriff Brown is in town today sum
moning the jurors for the term Of court.
We are for a telephone for Flora Vista.
There are some good takers down there.
The Rebekah Lodge held a special
session Tuesday night to consider i'm
portant business.
Aztec is on the upgrade and is desti
ned to be the best town 10 the whole
San Juan country.
An addition and some new town lots
at moderate prices are among the things
Aztec needs.
Q. E. Lockman and two brothers are
here from Wellington, Kansas, with a
view of locating.
j. L. Deaton, one Of the bishops OF his
church, died at Largo last Friday. He
was highly respected.
Dave Day says Joe Prewitt's majority
for probate clerk will be about $40.
And there are others.
A number Of San Juan county people
will attend the territorial fair at Albu-
querque next week.
DR.. J. A. Duff, the dentist. was a visit
or to Aztec from Pennington this week
on professional business.
Chas. Il. Baker has purchased Of
John A. Koontz the lot adjoining the
brick hotel on the south.
Job A. Nixon, who lives at Hanna
Wyo., and has a ranch near Aztec, came
in Monday to visit his family.
Registration lie open 10 every precinct
Aow and the qualified voters should see
to it that their names are on the list.
The county.seat was political head
quarters Saturday aud Monday, the con
ventions bringing large crowds to town.
Miss Mary A.. Trippe, Of Jewett
Samuel Rugh and Walter Weston arr
attending to land Office business today.
Jim Taylor OF Cedar Hill was in tow
Wednesday, his visit for several weeks
Jim spent the summer in the mountains
s. 7. Maupln, Of Fruitland, one of the
county's oldest settlers and a veteran o
the civil war, died at his home at Fruit
land yesterday.
A meeting Of the Republican commit
tee will probably be called soon to NAM
a candidate for sheriff ia place Of tn.
late Percy Starr.
Mrs. E. f. Spinner moved over from
Largo last week and will remain thi
winter. her children attending tn
public schools.
l will close out my entire stock q
hardware, furniture and feed at cost 70
cash. Come in and see what cost is o.
such stuff, f. n. Frakea.
Registration books for Cedar Hill pre-
oinct nre at Frank Sharp's store. Regil
tration will be in order until the las
Saturday before election.
The tickets are nominated. They ar
straight Democratic, straight Republ
can, and the kiokers against lusio
ough to be satisfied this year.
Ths Democratic and Republican col
Yeutions we're both conducted openI
aud fairly. aud there is DO excuse Il
any kick against their proceedings.
The registration books in precinct N
8 lean be found at j. T.McQuillan's sto
= at Flora Vista. All voters ohould ca
and see that they are properly registe
cd.
The SilVsrton STANDARD saya. IN
and Mrs. Bert Brown and little daug
j ter returned 70 Silverton last Mond.
from their visit to Aztec and Farmin
tom
The Aztec public schools open
Monday with a total enrolment OF 4.
Ia the upper room there we're % e
rolled, 10 the intermediate 40, and
tho primary AZ.
The Aztec brass band furnish
plenty q patnioitcl inspiring musie
the Democratic and Republican cow,
tiona The handle Improving aud d
Aarodt 10 ths toRn.