Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
SAN JUAN COUNTY.
armIrgton.

j. NJ Palmer rented his farm this
week to J. l.. Ross, formerly Of Okla
homa.
Mrs. 4. c. Hippenmeyer has been
spending the last two weeks down az
the Jowett Mission visiting with Mrs
Eldredge and other friends
H. J. Craig was kicked In the stom-
ach bv horse last Saturday and has
hardly been able To be around since
He Is able To he In town today.
Frank CienfueEos leaves Monday for
Gallup. where he goes to bring over
his father.in.law. Santiago Lopez. who
will make his home here.
y. a. Wheeler, president of the First
National bank at Telluride. is In town
looking over the opportunities offered
for investments In our town and
county.
]. y. Ashcroft. of Fruitland. was In
town Wednesday with Judge Hand.
Mr.. Ashcroft is the local manager OF
the Coolidge ditch and Judge Hand
speaks In very complimentary terms of
his management. and the work he has
accomplished.
The First National hank. in its first
days business YESTERDAY received re-
posts to the amount OF s5,i5S.0S. In
the afternoon a party desiring TO pnr-
a premium. but no stockholder could
bc found who was willing TO sell.
Mrs. A. T.. Peacock has sold her resi-.
dence on Main street to j. r. Pond for
n consideration ot $4,000 Mr.. Pond
will soon erect livery stable and use
the Peacock property for hotel. The
Peacocks will leave for visit In Kan.
sas next montn.-Times.
u. j. Craig was severely kicked by
a horse. several days ago, but Is now
up and around again.
Johr Bullard and family. accom-
panied by Mrs. NJ. w. Milligin and CALL
dren. left tor Durango. to be gone
about ten days.
George u. Alien. San Juan county's
fruit king. says there are ten times
too many friiit buds. but all conditions
considered the present outlook points
to the greatest fruit year San Juan
county has ever enjoyed.
A. NJ Amsden was thrown into the
Pennington ditch last week, by his
horse backing the buggy on bridge.
and the following day he fell from n
step-ladder. severely injuring his side.
A bank cashiers life isn't any smooth.
er than newspaper mans.
A dispute In accounts. resulted last
week In the Hyde Exploring Expedi-
ton attaching property belonging TO
ID. A. Lewis Of the La Plata How.
ever. Joe Prewitt, as expert accountant
for Mr.. Lewis. is gradually straighten.
ing matters out. with indications OF
amicable and satisfactory settlement.
J. Il. Pond and wife have purchased
the Mrs. G. T.. Peacock property on
Main street. consisting Of a aine.room
residence and nearly two acres OF
ground. Mr.. Pond intends opening n
livery ard boaraing stable and hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. Peacock and family will
depart June ! for summer visit
among relatives In Kansas.
The La Plata Ditch 4 Reservoir com
pany was organized on the La Plata
Saturday last. electing the following
named directors. ID. A. Lewis. Joe
Prewitt, l.. c. Grove. Granville Pen6le
ton. Ed. Olson. J. A. StiDson and Chas
Price. The PURPOSES viii be to con
struct series Of reservoirs along the
10 Plata valley, and otherwise assist
IN developing .ha; portion of 'he coun
ty.-Hustler
Aztec.
New arrivals are favorably impress
ed with the chances for development
and money making In this county.
Rev. X. NJ. Craig, who was unavoida
bly detained from being present last
Sunday, IL expected tn preach IN IN,
Presbyterian church at Aztec Sunda,
morning.
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