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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-06-13

The briquet plant recently started at
Gallup, Mckinley county, by the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron Company, is an as
sured SUCCESS. The company expects
to turn out 100 tons Of briquets a day
an unlimited market will be fqvnd for
the product, especially for steamship
companies, as one ton of the briquets is
equal in heating power to three tons Of
coal. The price Of the briquets will be
Sc per ton at the plant, and the plant is
to be enlarged now that the experiment
has proved a SUCCESS In the process,
the slack is first washed and dried in a
rapidly revolving centrifugal dryer, it is
then dumped by an elevator into retort
and subjected to an intense heat by
which the gases and coal tar are seper-
ated from the SLACK, the gases being
used fer Suel. The coal after bel ng
crushed is mixed With Tar and is then
pressed into briquets.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-06-13
Low Rates East.

Missouri Pacific Railway Cut this out and
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Dates OF sale, June 22nd, 23rd, oath, July lst,
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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-06-13

Col w. H. W. James OF the regular
army who is we'll knowp throughout New
Mexico. has received bic promotion ns
lieutenant coioual OF the sd United
States infantry. and will be stationed.
With HE regiment at Plattsburg Bar.
racks New. York Colonel James is
siill on leave and expects to join his
regiment 10 about a month.
Judge Granville Pondloton, San Juan
county's inysterate hustler, is in com
%munication with scores Of people in the
middle and eastern states who win be
aboard for the Animas, San Juan, a1d
u Plata valleys this fall. They have
heard that we have some water, some
aoil, some climate and some bargains.
They have certainly have heard corr
rectly.
~ A. u, Graves, Of Cedar Hill, is TO erect
a store building near his residence on
the Durango road, which will be stocked
with a line Of general merchandise. "
r. Shaver OF Pennington has been EN-
ployed to construct the building, The
store will be owned and conducted by
Frank W. Sharp, who has had long ex-
p%erience in that line and understands
the merchandise business thoroughly.
We wish him all success.
Edward N. Buck, president Of the
Buck Directory company, publishers Of
the Gazetteer Of New Mexico, was an
Aztec visitor Tuesday. He is putting in
his time at Harrington at present, bnt
will visit Aztec again in tine course Of a
couple Of weeks, and will interest u
citizens in his gazetteer, which, by the
way, lie q m%eritoriouE and worthy enter
prise, calculated to advertise and bene-
ft all the resources Of the great terri.
tory of New Mexico
The INDEX lie in receipt Of a letter
from Dim Sharp, who is now located
at Pueblo, which he describes as p
pretty lively place at present, He says
there are quite a number Of Durango
people located there, among them being
Harry West, brother of DR.. West, who
has bought a hay and grain business
and Mr.. S. L. Moench, who started the
Rio Grands Shoe Store in Durango, is
opening up a MICE stock in the same
line in Pueblo.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-06-13
RRWARD.

A reward Of 500 viii be paid by thii Associa-
ton 70 any person or portDns furnishing inf0r-
ton OF any person or perebns stealing, driving
away or ielonioudly handling any stock belong
ing 20 any member Of this Associotion.
Tux SAN JUAN COUNTY CATTLE GROW
hh4 AnnOClAIlON OF NNW MEXICO
h~aadquarters az Aztec, San Juan Comfy, New
Mexico r X. Stewart, Hcaidcuts Price Wal
tofai .decretary George MancotL Treasurer
j ~ Morrison and fphn baim. dirtoiDfs.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-06-13

Frank II. Roberts Of La Plata is now in
charge of the celebrated Hambletonian stall
lion known as "AraPins, and will visit Aztec
on Friday, June 6. II "Arapine" eau get ten
mares 10 serve he will make regular trips to
Aztec, staying two days IN every nine at this
place His rates are, SO per season, SIS to In.
sure.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-06-13
Notice to stoekmen.

Stoekowners or other parties in the county
VIII are intending driving cattle out Of the
territory, are requested to notify me at Aztec
In advance to date Of removal, so that this
stock may be inspected. Those driving out
without inspection are subject TO prosecution.
z. R. STEWART, Inspector.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-06-13
La Osteroido.

THE STAR sPANGLED BANNER in
Spanish. arranged to the original music, lex
act oopy) as presented to the late Pres Nc
Rinley by the author, and his complimentary
words, Is cents postpaid. Eximinez, $50 Fine
Arts Bldg Chicago, III.
FREE, a photograph and records, Read In
structions printed on song.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-06-13

on Saturday, May 10, a black monkey. fur
cape. lined with black. Was lost somewhere
between Aztec and Frank Robbins ranch.
Finder please leave same at W. H. Williams
store, Aztec, or at Frank Robbins ranch,
known rs the Kifiin ranch, six miles north Of
Aztec.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-06-13

Reliable nan for Manager of a Branch Off.
ce We wish to open in this vicinity. Here is a
good opening for the right man. Kindly give
good reference when writing. THE A.. 7. NOR
RIS WHOLESALE HOUSE. Cincinnati,
Ohio. Illustrated catalogue 4 cts. stamps.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-06-13

AzTFC POST NO. Is, q. A. R.-Maotg AZ
n call 81 poat Commander. AEtac, New
Mexico. VI. III. WILLIAMS. Post Comman-
dar Il. s. BOYD, diutant.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-06-13
DIRECTORY.

CAN JUAN COUNTY MlbhluN
- Catholic population 050l Headquarters
pro ten Santa Rosa Church, Blanco T. o
Regular r%ervlceH. first and second SUNDAY or
month mass hr z a, me- dolmQnf SUNDAY
school for children, Immediately aiter. mass
AZ . b. me- ROSARY, CONGREGATIONAL singing
Bible history prayeraf monthlys~ services nelu az
times during year, Aztec, La Plata Farming
ton n OlO are visited BY the priest IN
charge. Rosa precinct, Rio Arrlba Coz n d.
Watholio population go "a attended from
Santa Rosa church. Any communication on
Church Affairs or religious subjects should DO
addressed 70 Catholic Priest, Blanoo 70 &.
New Mexico"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-06-13

One good team, one wagon n set of double
harness, at Brewers store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

Interest IN an old but always entertaining topic
among musicians reaWakened last week by
q judgment for damages in the OF $4,000
awarded Victor Herbert by jury in the Su-
preme Court against trade journal called The
Musical Courier" The cause of action was libel
the newspaper having said that all OF AR. Her
; bert's comic Operettas were plagiarism The de-
fenc. plea the truth Of its charges justihca
lion. and offered evidence which has since kept
! many musical table In a The most divert
, ing testimony that Of professor Of harmony.
composition and thorough bass. who brought
eEhihit into court which he said 4 transcript
of the opening measures respectively Of Rec
ifhovens Ninth Symphony and Victor HeTberts
Wizard Of the Nile To show pictorial
semblanae the alleged Beethoven excerpt was
written in ~ time. the familiar trenolo accom-
epsnimenf written out iu tiiplets fss al b I'm the
appended example, the intervals were changed
from = and 10 ID and A and the excerpt from
The Wizard Of the Nile" ended with the middle
q the third measure. II a silly device. and
hunglingly done that IL easy for Mi. "a alter
Damrosch testify that the alleged quotation
from Beethoven not within q mile of the
Alnth symphony. To make this plain here
the FIRST four measures OF symphony "a and
Dperetta a.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02
IN Mr.. TAyDERBILTs FORMER PLACE.

companv Of the 18th Regiment will elect a sec
ond lieutenant on next Tuesday night 20 III the
vacancy caused by the promotion of Lieutenant
Vanderbilt as first lieutenant of Company d. the
only candidate is p. W. Harding from the ''h
Regiment
Colonel Over has decided to offer silver cup
for the championship OF the regiment in armory
rife shooting. The colonel has also decided 10
allow the non-commissioned officers to give three
dances at the armOTy in the course OF the season
IN addition 10 the dances held at regimental re-
views. A number of prominent people VIII attend
the dances and add to the interest
DR. lie BoutilIieT. the assistant surgeon. mas 0een
appointed surgeon with rank of major kegi-
mental games will be held at the aTmOry en- the
evening of December H. Colonel Dyer has been
invited TO review the 18th Regimen by Colonel
Austen on November q. and will in turn invite
Colonel Austen 10 review the 18th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

Before suggesting anything about its origin Jet
identify its companions. The first (a) is from the
variations which make up the last movement Of
BecthOven's .'Eroica" symphony; the second Oh IS
the fundamental theme of Gounod OratoFio. The
Redemption" out Of which at Birmingham the
composer constructed sacred song, the auto
graph manuscript OF which is IN the writer's coec-
ton; the fourth is from the second subject Of the
first movement of Mendelssohn's Italian SYM
phony / have given only the beginning OF each
illustration and retained the original keys. but he
will be an unmusical person. indeed who shall not
recognize the fact that the four phrases are prac-
tically identical Had they been continued il
would further appear that they are constructed &C
cording 10 q convenient formula which has stood
composers good stead for two centuries at least
u rests of the most familiar OF harmonic
progressions-a progression which disclOses itself in
the simple playing of the following parallel be
tween phrase from Beethoyen's minor string
quartet OF. Is no. T. and the tenor solo. Domino
Deus from Rossni's ''8Iesse Solenele'':
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

MendeIssohn wrote his overture between July and
August 1906 according To Marx aud tho date on the
manuscript Weber sketGhed "Oberou" in January.
1895 aud n was brought out IN April but in London,
whittier Ncndelsschn did not go till three years
later NIendelsSohn was seventeen years old;
Weber = ripe composer about 20 60 down into hts
grave. II is iu the highest degree improbable that
the former heard any Of tn" opera before It was
brought ont in London. and yet less than three
months afterward the overture finished.
The fragments merely tho descending scale
hut rhythmCai likeness. pauses upon the same
intervals. makes them sound almost identical
George Grove would never hear that Mendels-
sohn could by any means have adopted the idea
from Weber. while John Ella. treating II as
WebeF'S defends Mendelssohn from the
charge Of plagiarism. He says: The excellent
treatment of this fragment of Weber's melody, in
is adapted form, falls TO produce sensation.
has been the privilege or all musicians TO copy
their predecessors In design and the accident OF
the greatest composers TO have adopted melodic
creations similar to those Of others. FuselfS ia
vorite aphorism al defines the boundary of
imitation I'm asserting that Genius may adopt, but
never steals 1t is 10y recognizing the truth set
forth I'm this aphorism that one can cOntemplat tie
with eauanimity and without harsh Judgment the
mass Of thematic condolences which a fair knoWl-
edge Of musical literature discloses. II. r. Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02
MUSICAL NOTES.
OF CONCERTS FOR THE
WEEK THE BOSTON SYMPHONY OR
CHESTRA. MISS HENSCHEL. MIR.
WITHERSPOON AND NJ. DI PI-
RAM TO BE HEARD

RAM 10 BE HEARD.
SUNDAY Metropolitan Opera House, SIS p. M. first
Frohman concert, Walter Damrosch and or
Monday Mendelssohn Hall. p. m song recital by
Miss Helen Heuschel.
Tuesday endelssohn Hall. Sis p. M. song recital
by Sara Anderson and Joseph Baernstein.
Thursday Han. Sis =. m concert of the
Boston symphony Orchestra.
Friday MendelsSohn Hall D. m song recital nv
Herbert Witherspoon; Carnegie Han. Sis y m
concert by Alma Wehster-Powell. Eugenio di
phony Orchestra.
Saturday carnegie Hall go o. M concert OF the
Boston symphony Orchestra.
Next Thursday evening. at Carnegie Hall, the
Boston Symphony Orchestra begins its seven
given by the orchestra in this city was on February
II. 1887. The performance on Thursday evening will
he the 1s9sth in its twenty-one years OF existence
and the ninety-efghth I'm New-York Following are
the programmes of both concerts to be given the
coming week:
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6
Brahms-symphony No B. in F major OPP. %
Beethovenconcerro for pianofOre No s. iHE fat major
Richard strauss-Tone poem Don Juan" op 90
Beethovsn-overture 10 "Leonore No. .. in G major,
solost. Mr.. Frederic Lamond
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER s.
ss6aSsr,o9s1G ts css.sy' i ROMAN
mans huper-Synphony in Il minor. Op lis (drs time)
soloist Mr. Raoul Pugno.
This evening at the Metropolitan Opera House
Daniel Frohman begins his series of four Sunday
concerts. the soloists being Ossip Gabrilowitsch
the Russian pianist, ana Nine. Charlotte Maeonda
soprano. Walter Damrosch and hts orchestra of
seventy players with Max Bendix as concert
meister) will furnish the instrumental parts Of the
programme and regular Sunday evening prices will
prevail The fun programme is as follows:
PART l.
l.Irr.V
Air from II re Pastore'' with violin obliga,o by ~
Mr9 BendiN) ................ Mozart
Nine MacOnda.
Concerto Cor plano. with orchestra din d minor Fnbins,,
MF. GabFilowsch.
PART II.
symphonic poem. The Spinning Wheel OF ON
INDIAN Song ''I.akme i7saens
Mme. Maeonds
Arabian Dance from Peer Gynt'l
(bD Soiyeigs Song Suite No. ''------. .Crtes
la NOctuTne. @ major. -..--...)
Etude. & major
Polonaise. A fiat major.
Mr.. Gabrilowitsch.
{a Perpetual Motion ca musical joker. !
Wind. Thunder lightning GalopS strauss
At o'clock tomorrow afternoon Miss Helen
Henschel assisted by Miss winlfred smith violin
Continued on seventh page,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

The Wasnerian list might be greatly extended
II Is a familiar observation that the theme Of the
Nibeiungs is the subject OF the scherzo in the ID
minor string quartet OF Schubert. and that Sieg
mund seems about TO sing Sehumann's 20 Sonnen-
schein when he notes the glitter OF the sword hilt
IN die HalkOre.' But there are many more par
allels The Fool Theme in "Parsifal." may be
found IN seventeenth century organ music.
the theme OF segfried. the Volsung is a
feature of Loewes Oratorio Die Siebenschlafer''
ana the effect Of the sword motive is foreshad-
owed IN the trumpet call in the scene from, Web
efs oberon' beginning ocean, thou mighty mon
ster." speak here OF effect merely, for 20 think
OF any composer borrowing from another when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

Here the musician would say, We have the tonic
triad, followed by tho chord Of the dominant
seventh How long has this handy device been
known tc COMPOSERS? Goodness knows! There IS
an example ia Picinni's Alexandra nell Indie
composed I'm 175S. and Gluck. Haydn. Mozart. Nio'-
II. Romberg Beethoven. Rode, Spohr Schubert.
Donizeiti and perhaps every composer Of the last
century might be drawn on for examples. Let the
lover Of Lucia di I.aInmermoor'' recall Edgardo's
final air Fra POGO me rcoyero' Of which l
give the beginning parallel to the beginning
Of Schutert's song ''Morgengruss,' from the cycle
called die Sch0ne Mullerin'': ca Schubert, (b)
Donizetti:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

(a) From the Scherzo Of Mendeissohns scotch
Symphony; tb) from Guilmants Melody in G, for
organ. on. IS. No (
One Of the most interesting cases OF thematic CO.
incidence on record. and that is inexplcable
the ground Of either conscious appropriation or
unconscious initiation, is found in MendelssOhn
overture TO "a Midsummer Nights Dream" and
Wcbers opera "Oberon." The melody OF the coda
Of the overture ta) IN the following example and
the song of the nermaids in the finale of the sec
ond act Of the opera (bl are almost identical. as
sec:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

= nd some familiar aualogies. Here ca Is from
Schubert's Pianoforte Fantasia ina T minor for four
hands: Oh from tine chorus stone Him to Death"
Music is fun 81 such meIodc progressonq which
veritsbe "poHs asinorum" Note example,
in the first movement Of Beethovens Pastoral
symphony and the chorus BE Not Afraid" C"rhy
help is near. Thy help is near" etc. in Elijah
OF similar nature Is the descending phrase with
Its chromatc popularity. OF which md a FIVE
fold exposition i'm the n"Nt example At (a) We
hsve half period It figures I'm the Introduction
20 the familiar song Alden" composed by an un-
known musician named Won Weyrauch. but still
attributed To Schubert. at % We have three meas
from the overture to Les Dcux Journees q"
by Cheruhini; at tc) a phrase from Mendessohn's
Hear My Prayer; at Cd 4 bit from of the
canzoncts which Haydn wrote to English words
in London; at (e) line from the song of Little
Buttercup in Gilbert and suivan's "Pinafore":
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

Wagner not only used the handy formula dc
scribed here but many phrases and figures which
may have fingered in his mind echoes of music
heard. In the following example the impulse is
obvious enough A musical delinea ton OF watery
taD in this group OF examples. 1t is from Men
dessohn-s overture Die Schone Mclusine"-Wag-
ner copies II CbD IN the instrumental introduction
the prologue (Norn Scene) in "G6tterdammerung. ="
and so (c) did Rheinbergcr in his ''Waldmahrehen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

We cannot say that the copying here was a con-
scious act for the figure belongs to the stock Gle
ments Of musical deiineatiOn. A more troublesome
problem is presented by the paraphrase OF frag-
ment from Mendelssohn's Variations serienses."
for pianoforte. op. 81. which becomes the highly
poignant and significant theme typical of the
Sayiours lament Oh silandsklage'O in "Parsifal."
as disclosed in the following paraileI-(a) Mendels-
sohn; Oh Wagner:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

common stock in trade Of composers Than Wagner
Yet would be the height of folly to set him down
a plagiarist. on a challenge it would probably
be easy to produce a hundred foTerunners of the
familiar melody forms the prelude TO the third act
OF ''Lohengrin." the beginning Of which is shown
al (c) in the following example:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

It WtIl-UtIS MS OH uIfu
The likeness is unmistakable Of course The first
ca is from the slow movement in Beethoven :
violin concerto the second %, from the arioso.
But the Lord Is mindful OF Ills own I'm st
Paul" Another illustration Of tho 81 common
property I'm the same oratorio is at hand IN this
example.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

using the intervals of the common chord is absurd
As little would it ia Mendelssohn Of
having borrowed the cadence Cb) in the next illus
traton from the cadence fab.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02
THEMATIC CONDOLENCES.

EXAMPLES OF COAMON PROPERTY AMONG GREAT COW
POSERS-LDEAS THAT HAVE FLOATED DOWN THE
CENTURIES-HOW VICTOR HERBERT DID NOT
STEAL BEETHOVE VEINS NINTH SYMPHONY
THE OLD LAW AND THE NEW LAW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

Snuff and TO bac- cy ara cN- ce- lem ia- cky
There is occasion for wasting words over
such condolences Doubtless they could he multi
piled many times by "A little research. Neither shall
lose time by discussing the following parallels; to
point their will suffice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

Z teach Instrumental Music. Har-
nlOny. Composition and Orchestra
ton BY mail. and guarantee sue
cess. You need not know one thing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

Here (s) is Zerlinas air IN Mozarts Don
Giovanni; OBJ the theme of an andantino by
Beethoven CPeters, Book ID;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

w r want some one in every IorsIit,- a.
NAV know about our School and as 20
w pills make our best advertisenen, -
make this ''' "e
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-08-08
ANTI RAPP.

Miss Blanche Henderson returned
home Monday from Baltimore, were she
has been working for the past year. She
has been greatly missed by her mao y
friends, who are pleased to welcome her
home
The two Misses Lowe, of Isle of Wight
county, Va, are visiting their aunt, Mrs
Frank Holmes.
A. A. Robins leaves today enroute
through the Northern Neck He will
spend few days at Marvin Grove camp.
j. A. Robertson Lost fiue horse this
week with that fatal disease spinal men,
nights.
Fishing quite dull iHour neighborhood
We are glad to say that our neighbor-
hood is freer fiom sickness than Il has
been for years.
Fitzhugh Hughlett is now at bis same
old stand in j. A. Robertson's store a,
Chilli.
j. l.. Robertson and Warner Bean will
leave Saturday for Marvin Grove camp
to spend Sunday.
Capt. f. II. Holmes is putting fresh
coat of paint on his house.
T. A. Treakle is busy putting up hi:
new residence near this place.
Miss M. Aug. Werner, who has beer
visiting relatives and friends In this
section, has returned to Baltimore.
RosE BUD.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-08-08
WHEATON,.

The families of Capt. j. IL. Wheaton,
Rev. Z. F. Garner and +. w. Brilliant,
with others, are camping at Marvin
Grove.
The announcement that DR.. Easley
dentist will be here Monday and Tuesday
next has set the teeth of some of our peo-
pie to chattering. The services of a
good dentist are much needed.
s. III. Coulbourp, member OF Coul-
bourn Bros, oyster and fruit dealers of
Baltimore and Wheaton, will remove his
family from this place to Baltimore next
week to make their future home. One
or the other of the Messrs. Coulbcurr
will spend half the time at this place
and Millenbeck looking after their extern
tive oyster interests. Clark Coulbourn,
their father, will occupy s. III. Coul-
bourn's handsome home here.
Mrs. w. E. Miles delighted her many
friends by arriving from Maryland las,
Saturday to attend Marvin Grove. She
was accompanied by the charming Miss
Gertrude Hall and a Mr.. Stevenson, botli
of whom visited the Grove Mr.. Miles
Is expected this week. returning To
Marion, Md. with his wife on Thursday
of next week.