The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-04-04

Those having farm produce % dispose
Of, oggs, butter. poultrY. etc. uiil and e
buver at an times by cailing on Charles
Flecis at the Inter Ocean hotel, Du-
rapgo.
The price FOR water from the Aztec
town ditch for the current year has
been fixed be iollowei Irrigated lots' %
oente; house. 30 cents; shop or store, 30
ceutai hotel or livery stable, 81.
Editor d. r.. ID Sellers, OF the Farm
ington Hustler, was in town yesterday,
10 company with his wife. They pro-
ceeded to A. i. Springer's place, with
whose family Mrs. Sellers will visit.
J. H. Clardy and W. d. Beaver OF
Elmo, Mo- are here visiting Henderson
Rates and family. Mr.. Bates is an
uncle Of the first named gentleman and
they had not met for twenty one years.
e. Wise and family have returned
from Largo where Mr., Wise taught a
successful term 10 school District No,
10. The school closed Wednesday Of
last week. The enrolment Of the
school was 40.
Mrs. Zoe Linaacum, who has been
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs s, 3.
Kooutz has gone to Flora Vista to visit
for a few days with friends at that
place. She will then return to her
home in Telluride.
d. e. Lobato, who attended court at
Santa Fe last month, is i'll with pneu-
monia at his home on the San Juan, the
disease having first attacked him
while at Santa Fe. We trust to hear Of
his speedy recovery,
Fred Bunker received a telegram this
week fiom Charley Mead and Will Len
festey. The message was dated at al
buquerque aud was in the old-time
and approved tormi Have struck good
game. Send more money"
Mr.. Ira w. Smith of Telluride. Colo
RADIO, and Miss Sarah 3. Tidwell, also OF
Telluride, we're married at the brick
hotel in Aztec Monday evening by E.
g. Berry, esq. They departed Tuesday
for Telluride, their future home.
Miss Louis Hallett, who was em.
ployed as a teacher in the Aztec schools
during the past winter and who gave
general satisfaction as such, left Mon
day for Silverton, where she will visit
for some time with her relatives.
Note the "ad" OF the Aztec hotel, Mrs,
j. A. Weisner. proprietress, ia this issue.
The establishment is more now than
ever deserving Of patronage, and travel
ers and the public generally will find
it's accommodations t~rst-class in every
respect.
d. A. Lewis was over from La Plata
Thursday, accompanied by Chas. Price
and W. M, Hunt. tn ormer recently
purchased the Bill Hughes ranch, at
that place, and the latter the Granville
Coe place, both gentlemen having just
arrived from Baker, Nebraska, to take
charge Of the above named places.
j. H. Crist, manager Of the Monero
coal mines in Rio Arriba county, re-
ceived a telegram e. Santa Fe Saturday
to tho effect ttk mine foreman.
Alexander Clark, had been found near
the coal mines dead and with a bullet
hole in his side near the shoulder.
Clark was a sober. industrious and we'll
liked man. Mr.. Crist left for Monero at
once together with Sheriff Alexander
Read Of Rio Arriba county.
The Santa Fe Now Mexican says:
1.-THE brewers OF Durango, Colorado.
want to encourage the raising OF barley
in the San Juan country. They wait
the correct idea Of producing their raw
material nea their breWeries. AS a
corollary to this wisdom, the manufac.
turers of the east should see how ad-
vantageous It would be to them to er.
rect tanneries, wooden mills. ETC., near
the points where they coulu secure
their raw material, fuel aud reach good
markets without making a long haul,
and that Is in New Mexico"