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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-12

The following instruments we're iled
for record in the Office Of the probate
clerk and re- corder of San Juan county
to Sept. 10, 1902, mortgages, chattel
mortgages and trust deeds not given:
Chas. D. segale 20 r. W. Blackmer warrant y
deed lot In Aztec Sia5.
Sylvester r. Blake to jacob Harris war
ranty deed lot Ia Blake's ad Pennington 500,
A W. Bhidler to Mary Il. Shidler warranty
deed lot In Blakes ad Pennington tl0O Same
10 Harry Shidler warranty deed lot In Blake's
ed Pennington 500, Same to Otto Ben
ni < 3lOO,
Frank b. Allen TO Della E. Poor warranty
deed lots Hays ad Pennington $50.
Jose j. Manzanares TO W. A. collins warranty
deed land at Blanoo $500.
Samuel Ent ct ex TO H. b. Weeks 100 acres on
La Plata 5000.
III. III. Schmidt to l.. HOLLYWOOD lease i'm,
prOVements on school land La Plata S29i0.
r X hranden burg TO Chas. M. Slater lease
improvements on school land La Plaza $500.
j. W. Love ct NIX 10 u. nj. Elliott warranty
deed land near Cedar Hill $3.50.
r, X. Brandenburg ct al tO Cha 9. M. Slater
warranty deed water, rights. Highland Park
Ditch 81.
j. A. smith to Edgar eorklns OF ux release
deed water rights Columbian ditch.
Mouroe Fields treasurer 10 Mary X. OraiG
taA deed lois no Junction City.
Fred Muller receiver 70 j. W. Love Rec
reeoipt 100 acres land above Cedar Hin
Santiago Mestez etnK CandidO Vigil
warranty deed land near Blanoo 500.
Oandido Vigil TO Luz Munoz warranty deed
/ same land $500
haFriaee. certificate, John Grafkintler t,
Edwald b Turner bond Is road supervisor
precincts
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PARMINGToN.

j. c. Love is the new assistant in the
Hyde companY's harness shop,
Mrs. Harry Allan has received word
from Mr.. Allan stating that he arrived
at Dayton. Ohio safely aud was very
much improved in health which will be
good news to his many friends.
Mrs Whiting of Bloomfield is very
much improved in health and her con
dition is no longer dangerous.
M. Nj. Engleman is erecting a porch
10 front OF his Office rooms on Orchard
street much to the qualification Of those
renting them.
Mre. DR.. Lee is having the rear end
of the post Office building fixed up suit :
able tor dancing school wherein sh g
will give lessons to those desiring them.
The frat dance will take place Friday
evening.
The fair committee have set aside the
following Iamounts for those winning
the purses during fair week. $500 fof
horse racing, 500 for the winning ball
team, two games out of three, Aztec
and Pagosa playing. $40 for the win
ming hose team, $50 for Indian races
and chicken pulling. A vaudeville
entertainment will be given each day.
everything will be done to make the
fair the most entertaining ever held in
the county.
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Republloan eounty eonventIon.

Notice is hereby given that the Convention
Of the Republican party Of San Juan county
New Mexico will be held a Aztec New MeXi-
90 on Saturday the lth Of October az the hour
OF 10 o'clock a. m. Of said day, for the purpose
Of nominBting candidate for the s5th .Legis-
lative Assembly Of New Mexico from San Juan
county, for the further purpose of nominating
candidates for the various county 0ttices Of
San Juan county, for the purpose Of nomi-
natsng 2 2dolegates TO the Territorial oOnventionl
held at Raton on the 10Th day Of Ootooer, for
the purpose Of nominating and eleotlng mem-
bers Of the Republican county central come
mittee with chairman and secretary for the en-
sueing years and for the transaction Of any
ot Ter business that may regularly come before
the convention. The various precincts Of the
county will be entinled to the following rep
feont alton IN said convention
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What Texas Paper Says Of a
San Juan county Apple

The following was taken from the
Weekly News OF Hico. Texas aud gives
a very good description OF large apple
sent there by Mr., Mcclure a recent ar
rival to Aztec from that place. 1t is as
followsi
"The enormously largo and beau tiful
apple sent to HieU by Mr., Mcclure our
former respected townsman, created
quite a stir among our people last week,
II this is a specimen product of the fruit
raised in New Mexicoj that far of coun-
try can fall into line with the best Of
apple growers. One and one-half
pound in one apple. is something to
boast off, A few bushels of the like
would be very grateful to our "longirg
appetites" for that sort of eating
IL in that mythical Eden the feattul
apple had been OF that sort who could
have blamed mythical Eva" for eating
it, and giving adam" bitef
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Democratic Convention,

By virtue Of the direction Of the
Democratic Territorial Central COM
mittee at it's meeting held in
Albuquerque on the second day Of
August, 1902 notice lie hereby given
that convention Of the Democratic
party Of the territory Of New Mexico is
hereby called to meet in the city Of
Albuquerque, in the county Of Berna-
lilo, on Monuay the 18th day Of October
1902, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day, for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for delegate to
the fifty eight congress Of the United
States, and for the transaction Of such
other business as may lawfully come
before said convention. According to
the basis Of representation adopted at
said meeting of the said central com
mittee, the respective counties in the
tnr(itorysarn entitlad 10 the following
representation In SAID convention.
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Office OF the Board Of County Com
missiouers, Aztec, NJ NJ, Sept, g. 1902
Tue Board Of County Commissioners Of
San Juan county, New Mexico met 10
special session September 8. 1902.
Present, Samuel E Koontz and James e.
McCartey. commissioners, and L. Q.
Grove, probate clerk, by Joe Prewitt
deputy.
The boards Of registration we're ap-
pointed as follows.
Prepinct No. LIB A, Rodriguez, L.
F. Wilmer Atanacio Uleoerri,
Precinct No. 2.-~Leonard Boat, j., G.
Berry, @. II. Baker,
Precinct No 3-F. V. williams, j. j.
Barrett, A, G, Thomas.
Precinct No &C. j. Co!lyer, A.
White, W, G. Black
Precinct No. 5-Miuor McCraoken,
Richard g. Graf, Homer Hays.
Precinct No, 6-John Tenny, NJ H.
Evans, Z, d. Elmer,
Precinct No, Ricardo Archuleta,
Francis Garcia, Juan N. Jaquez,
Precinct Fo. 81 7. McQuillan. A.
Sever. W. 7. Mullarkey.
Precinct No, 9-Leonpr Garcia, Pat
Dougherty, J. L. Jaquez,
Precinct No. lO-F W, Sharp. Geo
A. Tinker, W. A. Ruby,
w. II. Symonds was allowed $40. az
quarantine officer d. o. O. McEwer
was allowed sl5. for Post mortum il
Sherlock case.
Resignation Of M, W. Milligan, as con
stable Precinct No. 5 was received anc
accepted and on petition Homer Hayl
was appointed to ill the vacancy
M, w. Milltgan was appointed super
visor of road, district No. 8.
Treasurer Prewitt was intrusted'to sci
$1,000 5 per cent bond to pay Judgement
aud $4,000 5 per cent ref efnnding bonds t.
take up and cancel $4,000, of 6 per cen
optional bonds OF the county, No fur
ther b"siuess the board adjourned.
SAMUEL E. KooNTz. Chairman
Attest; l.. @, GROVE, Clerk,
BY Joe Prewitt, Deputy,
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MORE ABOUT SAN JUAN.

chief crop for export at present. as
the more perishable fruits can not
always be transported oyer the
wagon roads in first class condition.
Still peaches and pears and other
fruits of that kind are grown to a
large extent.
Mr.. Grove says the immigrar
tipn is having the natural result of
forcing up the price Of land, and
high values are predicted for the
as yet medium price, of farm and
fruit tracts, Most of the immigra7
ton at present is from Nebraska,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas and it
consists Of we'll to do, enterprising
people who invest and go to work
to improve the country,
The two towns of Aztec and
Pennington, are growing and build
ing. A fine brick court house is
being completed at Aztec, and a
$1,000 store building and hall to
be used by the Masons aud Odd
Fellows, and other societies will
sool be built in that town.
Recently, rains have fallen on
the ranges all through northwest
ern New Mexico aud the stock
men will fare better than they had
hoped for, Alfalfa in the valleys
is selling for 50 a ton and upwards
in the stack. The market for fruit
and grain is a good one, as in
many sections of Colorado and the
crops suffered by reason Of tbe
prolonged drOuth of I9o2.' u
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-12

The following article was taken
from ths Santa Be Few Mexican;
THE drouth had hard time Of
It up in San Juan county. Out on
the ranges it got in its work IN
pretty good shape but in the val
ieys the water supply held out well
and all through the SPINNER the
Animas riverin particular carried a
volume of water sufficient to have
irrigated many times the amount OF
land under cultivation, The result
Is a season Of fine crops, for the
weather IL certainly hot enough to
make things hum and all that was
needed was Water."
This is the information conveyed
by L. c. Grove IF the Aztec INDEX
and probate clerk Of San Juan
Iuan county, who is in the city
this week. The county, although
its valleys are distant 80 to 70 miles
from the nearest railway point IS
showing great resultsin agricultural
and Horticultural persuits. Irriga'
tion authorities assert the San Juan
counties to be the richest of their
size and era in the west. Grain,
alfalfa, and vegetables are OF
wonderful yield and quality and
the fruits Of the county have carried
off alll prizes for which they have
been entered at the Colorado-New
Mexico fairs. Apples grow to per-
lection Of size and flavor seldom
attained elsewhere and they are the
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-12

Notice Is hereby given that the underlined
has taken up the following described estray
animal 40 his ranch neat Aztec New Mex leo,
viz.
one bay mare unbroken two or three years
old, branded B on left thigh.
The owner or owners Of said described ami
mails forfeit the same at che end OF the seven
months from the date Of the hrst publication
or lliA notlcei unless claimed by the owner or
owners thlfeuf, or their agent D rowing owner
ship aud paying an legal charges thereon.
Ailst pub. Sept l2, i0o2. Asteo. n. a..
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-12

At the house OF the brides parents,
Nj. and Mrs. BernaYed Aragon. near
Olio, in this county on 9th inst, 10 the
presence Of Many friends, there was
Solemnized, by the Rev. Father Gar
nier, beautiful Spanish wedding when
magic words bound Judge Juan B..
Valdez and Miss Saledad AragOn to.
gether for lie. THE INDRx joins their
many friends 10 wishing them long
and happy married life.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-12

Primaries for the election OF delegates to
the above convention Will be held in the vari.
ona precincts In the county from the irat to 3D.
days OF October between the hours Of 10 a. IN.
and p. M az the precinct committeeman may
see proper toeall the same.
Zach rreoinet committeeman is Instructed
to give at least days nStice Of the time aud
place Of Folding the primaries in his respect.
i've precinct.
By order Of the sRspublican county central
committee
GRANVILLE PENDLRTON,
GEORGE A. TIMER, Chairman.
Secretary.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-12

TERRITORY or NEW MEXICO NJ ok,
County OF San Juan w. -'''
Arthur ]. Yanderford

TrnHITOST 6aSSsT OF y s1D sEw JS55 @E5roO NO. aS
Arthur ] Vanderford
va.
Asalea L. Vanderford
In. the District Court Of the First Judicial
District of New Mexico for the county Of San
Juan.
The said defendant Azalea l.. VanderfOrd
Ia hereby notified that complaint has been
filed against her in the District court for the
county Of San Juan, territory aforesaid. that
being the Court in which said case is pending
by said plaintiff Arthur j. VanderfOrd the
general object OF said action being TO. obtain
absolute divorce on the grounds Of desertion
and ill treatment. As will more fully appear
by reference 10 the complaint fled In said cause
And that unless you enter your appearance IN
said cause on or before the 29th day OF Septem.
bar 1902 judgment will be rendered against you
ia said cause by default. Name and address
OF rlnintihs 3 Attorney, Granville PendlOtOn,
Aztec, San Juau oOun ty, New Mexico.
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and Seal of said court az Santa Fe, New
Mexico, this 6th day Of August. A. ID. 1902.
ISeaA A. Nj. BERGERE, Clerk
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-12

James Fay aud E. N. Buck are here
collecting data for Mr.. Bucks gazateer,
and will remain here for some time.
This work is being carefully compiled
and should be va uatle as a reference
book.
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REWARD.

reward Of 500 will be paid by this Associa-
zion TO any person or persons furnishing infor-
nation that will lead to the arrest and cOnvic-
tion Of any person or persons stealing, driving
away or ttloniously handling any stock belong
ing to any member of this Association.
THE SAN JUAN COUNTY CATTLE GROW
ERS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO'
headquarters at Aztec, San Juan County, New
Mexico &. r. Stewart President; Price Wal
ters, secretary George Blancett Treasurer;
Charley MoCOyH N. Rathjeu, B. II. Milleson
]. NJ. Morrison and John Swlre, directors,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

RRRIToRY or NEW MEXICO. No "a,
County Of San Juan Nd @'''

AcENl NhNlNet
TERRITORY or NEW MEXICO. A., os.
County Of San Juan w. 500
Clara Marzalin ys. George Marzalin
In the District Court Of the First judicial
District Of New Mexico for the County Of san
Juan.
The said defendant George Marzailn Is here
by notified thnt a complaint has been filed
against him Ia the District Court for the
County of San Juan. Territory Aforesaid, that
being the Court 10 which said case "a prnding
by said plaintiff Clara Marzaln ihe general
object of said action being 10 obtain absolute
divorce from said dotnndau aud tho care and
custody OF the i've minor children of said
marriage, etc. As will more fully appear BY
reference 20 the complaint iled ia said cause,
And that unless you enter your appearance in
said cause on or before 29th day Of September,
1902 Judgment Will be- rendered against you
in said cause by default Name and address
ot plainuua Attorney lra.FIllo fenuleton,
Aztec aan Juan county, New MeEl1O.
10 Miineil WhaTenf have hercunio SEE my
hand aud Seal OF said Court at Santa ho, New
Mexico this Oh dag Of August a D. 1902
l8eau A d. bEk0kRh, Clerk.
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EoMnsrEAp EnrRY No. 90.

HOME8IEAD ENTITY NO, I8lI1
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior Land Office at
Santa Fe, New Mexico, July a. 1902 - Notice
is hereby given that the following named
mako final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Pro-
bate clerk of San Juan county, az Aztec, New
Mexico on Sept 1st, 1902 viz
VIDAL MARTINEZ.
For the SEA NEk Soc. 10, aud S16 NWA, Sec
n, II. 30 NJ, r, 8 W.
He names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz;
Simon Martinez Felipe S. Martinez Bernar-
do Marines aud Jose Andres Martinez all Of
Largo, New Mexico.
"A MANUEL R. oTERO. Register.
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The roads along the Animas. bet ween
the State line and Durango are reported
ia bad condition. making fruit haul
Ing anything but a pleasant occupa-
tion.
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Democratic County Central Come
mittee.

meeting Of the Democratic county cen-
tral committee of San Juan county is hereby
called to be held at Pennington, New Mexico,
on Thursday September IS. 1902, at the lhour OF
2 clock p. m. for the purpose Of filling vaoan-
cies Of said committee, fixing the time for
holding pIimrries and time and place for hold
ing the Democratic county convention and
transacting such other business as may prop
erl4 come beiere the committee.
WI. WRIGHT, Chairman.
L. &. GROVE, Secretary.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-12

Fred Bunker has 6O,OOu pounds of
corn for sale,
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EuEH Oar muaI.iai raurhiei Nov !. oure faiie.ai..
Iul.I Na1ellit 70. cf Al1ia sIoaiaah raa6Ia fsr5
~ hl.llai ~ lai o.1il. ai4suf ~ oripnf Aa i1ni
fay lil o NQlA l weight m l1i NENu I ONCN ono.
taaltnt.ld UTOPIA hanl0Ah Cos CiNClNEtTL D.
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An entertainment for the GOurt
House.

A social will be given at the Presby-
terian church at Aztec, on Tuesday
evening. September 10th for completing
the porch of the court house the pro-
gramme will be as follows:
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-12

At the close Of the programme re.
freshments will be served, Admission
will be 10 cents, refreshments 10 cents
or, both together % cents, All are
cordially invited.
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Dated at Albuquerque, n. NJ, this Zoe
day OF August, A. D. 1902.
o. N. MARRIoN, Chairman.
P. f. MCCANNA, Secretary.
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NEXT DOOR TO GREENS HARNESS sHoI
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-12-19

The North Carol;nians. republicans
and demo rats alike. are making 10 quite
uncomforta BILE for Nr. Pritchard. His
returns In that state ScCsIes nobody
His figures are questioned ard his rea-
soning = pronounced most
Quite n controversy has arisen. and
may continue for some tine. The topic
is one Of aTde interest. What has been
attempted IN North Carol.nS Il the way
% r~eorgaa-.ing the republican party
has been attempted in several other
southern states. and the pEalt Is any
thing hit Encouraging 10 the leaders
o. the movement There vas 50 small
a master Of the party in these states
last month that IL scar-efy save excuse
for existence That way Lies externi-
nation. IIJy soon, therefore. n with
what energy. shall = iCiuTr t. broader
views and faire- melhcdx bc ordered
and executed.
But Il the republicans Of the south
were promised n liberal measure OF sue
cess tomorr-w they could pot Afford To
accept II on the terms tEvoivsd IN this
so-called lily white" policy. They owe
II TO themselves 20 put god men for
ward for on &c and To- leadership. and
10 do all in their power ta make in
tellasence End CharactN.- count at the
highest figure at the polls. But for the
party OF oraha Lincoln. " lille still
cherishing lis memoir n ~conjurnE
with his name. 10 turn Us beck in any
section Of the country uron 4 man
solely because Of his color would be to
invite ami deserve defc4-. The repub~
lican party as a party will never do such
n thing: anG those member OF Il I'm the
south who have been bidding for votes
at the expense OF the party's principles
have slmpiy made Themselves impos-
sible in the party's future ie?dership.-
Washington Star.
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i fight with q farmer? On the con-
Gary, three or four of them will prob
ably ask me to dinner. You and the
cat needn't wait supper"
Half an hour later be was off, pick
ing up his kodak at the corner grocery
as he went
Mr.. Bowser's adventures began ear
~. He scarcely had got seated in 8
suburban car when an oldish man who
sat alongside of him set his jaw and
remarked:
Il thought it was about time for an
skher Of you fellers to come along. and
4 want to warn you right here and
now that If you come squirting around
my place I'll Jump on to your neck.
The last kodak idiot brought out a pic
lure or my old woman standing on her
head and sold it to a ~sideshow."
I'm not taking pictures Of jack
ASSET replied Mr.. Bowser as he fired
mp
"DCn't you call me names. you old
hairless rhinocerosr'
and don't you flourish your fist be
fore my nose or I'll break you In two!"
The passengers separated them. and
they rode to the end Of the line with
sut murder having been committed.
There was an autumn view all ready
for the kodaker. A poor old horse,
who had lived his years and was wait
ing for the grim specter to clutch his
throat. stood looking out the door of a
tumbledown log stable. The kodak
was set up and focused, but just as
the button was about to be pressed q
farmer, who was pulling turnips be-
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STATEMENT FROM PRITCHARD
He Favors of Rcpresenta-
ton of south i'm Republican M
tionaI conventions.

Washington, December l5.-At the
White House today, Senator Pritchard,
of North Carolina, declared himself IN
favor Of the reduction of the rapresen-
tation Of the south in republican ma
tional conventions. To Senator Quay,
of Pennsylvania and a group OF news
paper men, Senator Pritchapd said that
he would support any properly directed
effort made to reduce the representa-
ton of the Southern States in National
Conventions. Il believe" said he,
that that is the only fair method and
I am in favor of it The representa-
ton of all states in republican nation
al conventions should be in accordance
with the number of republican votes
cast in the several states"
Senator Quay expressed his gratifica-
ton tina Senator Pritchard had takef'
that stand, and remarked s~ententious-
ly:
Il am with you
Senator Pritchard explained that he
did not favor cutting down the repre-
sentation of the Southern States IN
congress, as he did not think that could
be done conStitutiOnally.
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hind the stable, made his appearance
and demanded:
Now. then, what is all this about7
You stop right where you are or there
III be a row.
Il was simply getting ready to take
a picture OF the old horse and the sta
BILE explained Mr.. Bowser.
Then o needn't go n farther.
There's been more'n a hundred Of your
kind along here this year, and they've
trampled down my crops. stole my
fruit and firted with my gals, and l
haven't got a cent u Of it. If you
don't want to pay SO for a pictur'.
you can git"
Mr.. BOwser got. He wanted to have
a row over it, but the farmer had a
club in his hand and looked as if he
wouldn't hesitate to swipe a kodak off
the face of the earth.
In the next field, which belonged to
another farm, was 4 cow under a
tree. 1t was an autumn COW and al
autumn tree. and, properly framed,
would make n back parlor picture to
be proud of. The pose of both cow
and tree was all that could be desired
by the most e~Xacting artist. Mr.. Bow
ser got right to work. So did the
farmer and his son. who were putter-
ing about the barn. They came down
on 4 run. The old man shrilly de-
manded to know who had given the
around that held.
~ simply wanted n picture of the
cow and tree" was explained.
We'll, you can't have it. A Teller
who looked just like you come along
here last week and sqUinted around
for pictur's, and when he had gone
l missed 4 pillow and a drag. Don't be
two minits gittin' out of here!r"
Mr.. Bowser's first impulse was to
fight, but he reflected that autumn
views awaited him farther on, so he
swallowed his Indignation and climbed
the fence.
At the back of another farmhouse
stock 4 giant oak whose leaves had
turned to gold, and beneath its spread
ing branches repoSed seven hogs. They
had eaten their fill of acorn and gone
to sleep. Any artist with half IN eye
could see that it was the opportunity
of q lifetime to combine autumn
scenery and sugar cured hams in
one picture. Mr.. Bowser chuckled
with satisfaction as he set up
his shooter. There was only one
thing more. The pose of one of the
hogs was a little off and must be i'm
proved. Very quietly the artist went
forward and bestowed a kick where
st would do the most good. The
~watchword of that drove of hogs was,
IF o kick one, you kick ALL" The
first porker had no sooner scrambled
up with 4 grunt of inquiry than the
other six followed suit. No hog could
make out just what was going on. but
all decided to move on and think IT