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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
EFFORTS To HOLD
MARKET FUTILE.
Volume of Stocks offered Was so
Grert That Decline Could
Not be Stayed,
TENDENCY WAS REACTIONARY.
Persistent Pressure Against st. Paul,
Union Pacific aud So. Pacific Dis.
turbed Speculative Sentiment.

New York. July li.--The first transact
lions showed reactionary tendency In
he principal stocks Gains in other quar-
tiers Of the list made the opening irregu-
lar The purchase Of 1900 shares Of Unit.
ed States steel preferred lifted II n.
American EXPIRES rose point, Futile
efforts were made TO hold the market
against the volume OF stocks offered, and
by II o'clock the list was yielding easily
In an directions. The western stocks dis
played the most heayiness, 81 Paul, Ateh-
ison, Missouri Pacific. Southern Pacific,
Union Pacific, Pennsylvania and Reading
losing from y to IA. Smelling improved
/, United states Realty az, Car pre-.
lerred ?. Amalgamated copper suddenly
sprang into activity and was rushed up
rs with only moderate effect on the gen
eral list Anaconda rose and Smelling
preferred 9s
Bonds we've irregular at noon.
Prices took a downward turn again, but
the reaction was soon checked By heayy
bWuying Of Reading
Selling " the active stocks was resumed
and they gradually fell to about the low.
est The persistent pressure against 81.
Paul, Union Pacific and southern Pacific
disturbed speculative sentiment, Strength
cropped out IN numerous stocks VI sec
Ondary Inquiry
Louisville Il Nashville moved up ia In
the hnal hour and southern Railway
hardened q fraction, Realizing oyercamc
the market and prices sank TO the low
est OF the day AtchisOn. ST. Louis
Southwestern preferred, Northwestern,
Toledo ST. Louis q Western preferred.
and Tennessee Coal came within the list
Of one point losers, Metropolitan Securi-
ties IA Colorado Fuel and Consolidated
Gas and North American 3h Covering by
room shorts causeda fractional rally, ana
the closing was irregular.
close; Money on call easy l4lt per
cent. closing bid T. offered ia, Time
money easy 60 days and 70 days 2AZis
per cent. six months, 55lu5'a per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 3laUi per cent,
Sterling exchange easy with actual
business In bankers bills az i.S1,l0Q4,Sil6
for demand, and at .As0q4A.N for 90
days.
Posted rates, 4.s6di.SS.
Commercial bills, t.A,iO.
Bar silver 51A.
Mexican dollars, ava,
Government bonds, STEADY; railroad
bonds, steady
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PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Peterson, accom-
panied by their daughter Miss Title,
are here from Huntsville,
Mrs J, Il. Drlscoll OF Eureka Is a
guest at the Wilson.
q. M Thompson and Asa Thompson
Of Logan, are at the Wilson today.
Bishop George smoot Of Vineyard,
Utah county is in town today.
j, A, Widtsoe and Mr., and Mrs, Louis
A. Merrill OF Logan are IN the city for
the Sunday school outing.
Ralph Rawley Of Pocatello, Ida, IL
critically IN at st. Marks hospital,
whore he win be pleased 10 have his
friends visit him.
Or #. r, Stnup OF Bingham, returned
this morning from his eastern trip
The doctor attended the national medi-
cal convention at Niagara Falls and
went from there to the 81. Louis expo
sitIon lie claims that all the "knock-
ing against the fair about high prices
and grating il unwarranted Things
are very reasonable" said he, "and II
IN magnificent show" Mrs, Straup
remained NJ Lawrence. Kan, to visit
relatives DR., Wherry was the only
other Utah doctor In the medical con-
Ventlon.
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The FIRST harvest In utah-George
Madison.
Song--Payson.
The first school in Utah--G F. HEX
man.
Songs mma Lucy Gates.
our hopes for the future--Prest. Jo-
seph r. Smith.
Song, Come, Come We saints'-Con-
sregation
Bcnediction,
~ noon to p. M, hand shake and
social chat; ! p. m. 70 $3.50 p. IN, BAN
Iuet.
TOAsTs,
1.-THE Pioneers First Banquet
Grace Checver,
Merry making on the Journey
Maggie Thurman
Tho Menu OF the Pioneers Table
g. T. Brown.
3 to g. social ball at the Apollo.
The officers OF the society are; Reed
Smoot, president Chauncey Thomas,
vice president, James L. Brown j, O.
Coltrin and Henry Gardner, directors
Mrs. Grace l.. Cheevcr. secretary; e. r.
Decker corresponding secretary Am
mon l.. Nebeker, treasurer. The com-
mlttee In charge OF the celebration con-
sists of j. L. Brown. Mrs. J, B. Keller,
Mrs. r. n. Taylor, Mrs l., Q. Tart
Mrs. G. A. Glacier and Charles Decker
the latter on transportation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14

My government is not IN need OF money
10 has not touched for military plrp5,s,
q single franc OF the loan concluded In
France some time ago, Nearly AN hs
money obtained through the loan Il.s h.
day In French banks The remainder ~ b
be used to meet interest payments ON prs.
Nlous loans. Since The commencement u
the war paper notes have been ISSUED DO
the value Of $55.000O0O. but thls Is moro
than covered by the gold reserve To- C51.
sequence Of deposits FOR tax payments.
etc, the amount Of gold In tho state bank
Is Increasing This is one reason why m.
per was issued Another reason IJs m
the fact that there is @ demand H Oh,
far east for paper. because gold and 80.
yer are too bulky 10 carry
THE value OF the rouhle Is absolutely
unchanged 10 is ridiculous TO suppose
the contrary when the Russian goyeW'
ment Is prepared 10 accept It at par
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PIONEER GATHERING.
Splendid Program to be Rendered at
American Fork. July 25,

The seventh annual reunion OF the
Sons and Daughters OF the Pioneers Of
1sl7 viii be held nj American Fork,
July 25, Those participating viii as
semble AZ the school grove between 0
and 10 o'clock In the morning, and dur
ing the day the following program viii
be rendered.
Song, 20 Yc Mountains Hlgh'--Con-
gregation.
Prayer Prcst Francis NJ, Lyman,
Duet-American Fork
Address OF Mayor James
II. Clark.
Response rest Reed Smoot.
Song Spanish Fork.
ProvideuceB OF God over our Pioneer
Fathers--J. Golden Kimball
Guitar and Mandolin Club-Prof y.
-. Partridge.
Recitation, First Settlers Story
w. y. Clark,
Experience crossing the plalns-Mrs
Mabel Pratt Warner,
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los. schunek surrenders,

Milwaukee, July li-Fornor SUI,
visor Joseph Schunck against Nn,n
indictments charging bribery ID Con,
nection with the awarding OF couu,,
contracts were returned by the 'a ls
grand jury, returned from ColotauV. wv
day and delivered himself TO the sht.
IN. schunck entered a plea OF guu,i
to the two indictments IN the muhlc,dP az,
court and was sentenced TO pay n u.
OF 81 900 and costs, or serve one year ''
prison. He paid the fine ...l
schunck left Milwaukee sew, s,
months ago, since which time ne na,
been employed by a minlns and ml'l"s
company IN Colorado,
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The board OF directors Of the Home
Fire Insurance company yesterday de-
clared a special dividend Of per cent
on the capital stock Of the company,
payable on the 18th, to stockholders OF
record on the 18th,
Butte investors are negotiating for
the purchase OF the Clayton building,
2li-2lS State street, as an investment.
The price asked is $4,000, and an option
has been taken until Aug /. The prop
erty Is 36xl35 feet, and three stories
high.
Today's local bank clearngs amount
ed 10 t5i3, 05l 90 as against s543, 1888 GO for
the same day last year,
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WHAT is
CREAM
PHOSPHATE?

II ls the very purest and best
qualify phosphate. a special
brand, especially manufao-
tured for Hewlett Bros. Co., by
the largest and moot thor
oughly equipped phosphate
works In the world.
This pure phosphate Is SOL
entlncally and accurately
combined with the purest
Cream Tartar, Bl"Carbonato
OF Soda and the finest Corn
Starch the latter article 10
prevent chemical action until
the proper time and when so
combined they produce the
purest, strongest and most
honlthful Baking Powder
known the Three Crown
Brand the BEST Of the good
ones"
Three Crown Baking Powder
does Its work perfectly, and
leaves behind no dlsagreeable
effects. Where health, qualify,
and economy are considered,
the Three Crown Brand OF
Baking Powder Is Invariably
used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Now York, July lf-Sugari raw, nomi-
nal. Fair refining 3h, centrifugal So test,
l5-l6aA; molasses sugar, "a
Refined, quiet crushed, $40; powdered,
sis. graduated sos.
Coftee--No, Z Rio, 7.
Buttor-Firm Street prices extra
cry, common TO l3gl1A state dairy, COM
mon 90 extra, l2dlI
Cheese Easy. State full creams small
white fair TO fancy 7anS small colored
fair 10 fancy, 7h0Sh; large white fancy
"a; large colored fancy, 1S41A.
Eggs-Firm, unchanged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
SCANDINAVIAN OUTING.
Conference and Reunion at Manti on
Sunday Will be Big Affair

One OF the biggest excursions that VIII
be handled by the Rio Grande this sea-
son will be one to Manti on Sunday
morning on the occasion Of the Sean
dinavian reunion and conference July
1913. Special rates have been put In
for the occasion at a decided low figure,
which viii be good until the GOTH In
addition to the crowds expected to go
down from Salt Lake the oregon Short
Line win bring In number from
Cache valley, Brigham and other points.
There viii be special trains returning
on Sunday night, Two trains VIII
leave Sunday morning, at Z and s. and
more will be put on should occasion
warrant, The fare has been marked
down nearly dollar below the regular
single rate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
PACKING HOUSE PLANT.
Real Estate Mon Meet to Consider
Ways and Means.

There was meeting this morning Of
The special committee appointed by the
Real Estate exchange to consider ways
and means Tor pushing Mr. Leory's To-
cal packing house plant proposition;
but the committee adjourned, subject
to call from the chair Mr. Houston, as
several matters in connection with the
project must be looked into more In de-
tail Mr. Houston in speaking Of the
scheme today, said that the Real Es-
state exchange will accord the heartlest
support to II, as It win prove one OF
the most important improvements ever
attempted In this part Of the country.
An the backing necessary viii be given
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
ORDERED TO FORT MKINLEY.

Lieut. Col Joseph Calf, commanding
the battalion Of light artillery at Fort
Douglas, has been ordered for station
TO Fort Mckinley, heavy artillery
post near Portland, Me. At present
Colonel Calf is away with the Twelfth
and Twenty-second batteries en- route
to the Strawberry country, but will
leave on his return for his new post
where he is TO be the commanding OIL
Ger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
KANSAS CITY,

Kansas city, No, July lt-Cattle-.Re-
ceipts 1000; market to 10 cents higher;
Native steers. lOOl4 % native cows and
? INA Is. bulls, 2.5Oel400; calves 2,50q
$50, western steers. iooq550i western
IIogs-ReceIpts 1000; market lSq25
cents higher Bulk Of sales, 5.l5q5. 2oi
heavy. 2Da6,35; packers, 5,l0ao'25i pigs
and lights 42q5.l5
Sheep-Recelpts, 5O0 market 10 cents
higher Muttons, 8.OOq4.75; lambs, i'&g
6 2 fed ewes 325a3.i5,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
AFTERNOON ON CHANGE.
Market Active but Prices We're Gener'
ally Weak.

The mining stock market displayed
considerable activity this afternoon, but
prices were generally weak. The sales
posted were;
Carsa, 60 at 6.
Con. Mercu, 1000 at 49, seller 80.
DAILY West 5 at 20.S0
May Day, 5000 at IA seller 30.
Sacramento, 800 at lO% 500 at 1914.
Star Con. 800 at IL; 500 at l2h; 500 at
12h 100 at l2%; 1900 at l2h 1000 at
l2%. buyer 80,
Century, 100 at 4Sls, seller 30; 100 at 40,
seller 30, 100 at 49, seller 80.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July .--Cattle--Receipts, o.
900, market steady. Good TO prime steers,
8 5ja6l5, poor to medium. 1, 50d5 20;
stockers and feeders, 2.5OllI.O0, cows, 80
H4.iO, Gamers, l,50q2S0; bulls, LOG
800; Texas fed steers, 4.S5G4.@.
gs-Receipts today, $1,000 tomorrow,
1900, market uneyonly higher. Mixed and
B. 45uS, 60; rough heavy, 5 2OaS a., light,
g. 2ilf5 60; bulk Of sales, 5.S58550'
Sheap-Receipts, 5,o00, market steady;
lambs, steady, Good 10 choice wethers,
4&Q5.OO; fair to choice mixed, 3'21q4'VVi
native lambs, 3.Og4,D.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
PosToFFIoE FOR wAPI, IDAHO.
Especial to The "News,")

Washington, D. c., July IA post
office has been established at Wapi,
Blaine county, Idaho, with James Gif-
ford as postmaster.
Additional rural free delivery SER
vice has been ordered established Aug.
one carrier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
SECOND SOUTH FIRE.
Free Coinag Restaurant and Tailor
Shop Burn ng Down This Afternoon

At $3.50 this afternoon the Free COM
age restaurant and Boehmer and Roths-
child tailoring establishment were
burning to the ground. It is not known
how the blaze originated, but the sup
position is that It started In the res
taurant Kitchen,
The scene Of the nro is Just east Of
the Eagle block. corner OF Second
South and West Temple, A great crowd
is watching the fire and there is con-
siderable excitement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
They Were on the Norge.

Boston. Mass, July H.-On board the
Cunard steamer saxony, which arrived
at her dock IN East Boston from Liver
pool today, were q persons who were on
the Scandlnnvlan-Amer line steam
en- Norge, wrecked on the north coast
OF Scotland, while en- route from CO.
penhagen 10 New York.
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MORE DEPoRTATIoNs.
Correspondent of Victor Record
Deported from Cripple Creek

Cripple Creek, Colo, July i'll. j.
Richmond. correspondent Of the ylcIy.
Record In this city, was deportea 'ol,s,'
by the citizens vigilance conlmiuN' 81, ne
has a wife and two children here. in,
citizens committee has announced tD',
Richmond Ia not driven out because y.
his connection with the Record ol'
because he personally is 'oole''''"'
able"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
RUSSIAN FINANCES.
No New Loan to he FIoated, Rus
STA Having Plenty of Money.

London, Jny An Routkowsky, the
financial Rttache Of the Russian embassy
here, returned 10 London today from 81,
Petersburg, where he conferred with In
terror Minister plehwe ana the minister
OF finance, lie said;
There ia absolutely no question Of Rus
sla floating another loan-nons whatever.
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DOUBLE TRACK FOR L. p
Rapaas Division 10 Have Two s''s VI
Rails 10 Topeka.

omaha, Neb,. July it-Auiholrltl'gpss'
announcement was made AT uu'op VA.
clflc headquarters today that lhS o ME
sas division Of that road wlll pc g ronsE,
tracked from Kansas Guy TO iob Kan
at once. The material has an az. V 'ysy
ordered, and part Of u is on tn lsc Man ian
from the steel mills. The eohsN wseEs
work win begin In about SIX p %yvss
The additional track on Ihe Mat ,,aasts
diyislon is being built to accoml y, ,Ss
the increased traffic occasIoneu w No
Rock Island road using the TRACKS INV
KansaR CITY.
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MINE WORKERS DELEGATION
The President VIII Receive One
At Oyster Bay.

oyster Bay, l.. L. July l4.--Presldent
Roosevelt viii receive a committee Of
the United Mine Workers OF PennsYl-
vanla at Sycamore Iiill either toner
row or Saturday, regarding the Colo
RADIO labor trouble petition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
DECLINED Nominations.

stenbenvile o., July ~. II. Tim
berlake, Of Steuhenyile, who was NOM
mated by the Democrats for Congress
in the Sixteenth district, has sent q
letter declining the nomination, and
states that he viii not support Parker
who he thinks. has the backing OF
the trusts"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
Warrior Estes Confesses.

Butte, Mont. July l4,-Warrior Estes
alias Robert Blue wanted for murder
at Plattsburg, Mo, today confessed 20
Sheriff Bryan OF Plattsburg that he Is
the guilty man. He will probably
waive extradition.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

given that the hoard Of directors Of this
company has declared dividend Of rs
per cent on the capital stock, payable
on Aug. list 1901, 20 stockholders OF record
on July 18th, 1904; the stock transfer
books OF the company will be closed on
July 18th, 1904. az 5 O'clock pm and re-
opened ON Aug end 1901, AZ 10 o'clock
am.
HORACE @, WHITNEY
Sec. and Treas.
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Hoods Pills

Are prepared from Ma
lures mild laxatives, and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
Rouse Me Liver

Cure Sick Headache, Bill
iousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, 25c. per box.
Prepared byc.LH & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

Liverpool. July --Wheat-Close, July,
Gs 6Ad Sept. Gs Sd Dec, g. sad
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Am Smelling X Refining Pfd .,.,. 9Ih
Brooklyn Rapid Transit .,,,. ,,.,,... 5ss
Colorado Fuel & Iron .,.,. .,,,,,,,., ~
international Paper 80, :. .....,,.. 1914
National Biscuit .... go. =, .....,...... i69s
National Lead ,,,.., .. .,,.,. ,,.,, G3At
Northern Securities ,..,,,,. 80, ..,.',lW
Pacific Mall .,.t,,,. -.,,,s''.''.''''' "a
people's Gas .....,,., 1905
Pressed Steel Car 80. .,,.,.,,,. S2is
pullman Palace Car .,,,.. >, ,,,,.,.,22 lh
Standard Oh ,s,4s,, go. '''''''''''''' W
sugar '.....,. .... e. l294
Tennessee Coal & Iron .,.. ,,,".,,., 8sN
United states Steel ...,. >. .o..,.,.,, lih
Tinted States Steel pfd .... ,.,,.,... co.'s
Western Union .n.,n. 500" .".," SjA
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1904-02-19
Statehood Bills.

A dispatch from Washington of Feb
II says; Next week, Representative
Hamilton, who is chairman OF the
committee on territories, will return to
Washington, and on Tuesday viii
begin conference dealing with the
statehood question: said delegate Rod
ney, Of New Mexico, today, Then we
will know just where we are at" Dele.
gate Rodney has kept in closer touch
with what has been going on in state
hood circles than any other member OF
either branch of congress, aud his
opinion OF the situation is backed bott
by the best i'm formation and by gooC
judgment, He expressed his opinion
"It looks very much as though the
result of the conferences would be two
states, Oklahoma and Indian Territory
combined in one, Ird New Mexico aud
Arizona in tho other. Oklahoma folk
are fighting to have Indian Territor!
made a part Of the new state al right,
but they want it to be given statehood
later, and not at once The minority
members Of the committee will, in al
probability, bring report 10 favor OF
three states, tne Of them Arizona"
The committee will vote on the
question trdiug the coming week.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1904-02-19
NEARING COMPLETION
Judge PendIeton and others
Ditch Progressing Nicely.

The new ditch proposition on the San
Juan river near Blooudsld in which
Judge Granville Psndleton, Aztec, A. p.
Camp, Johu l.. Mcneil Of First National
Bank of Durango, Colorado. Frank G..
townsend, Fred BuI'ler and Henry
Schuetz are interestet is progressing
nicely and nearing completion, This is
an extention OF what VAS formerly the
Frank Townsend ditch, and when en-
larged, extended and completed it will
have a width OF 10 feet at the head gate
and feet at the lowe aud with a depth
of 3 feet and carrying capacity Of
sufficient water for about 1000 acres of
land, Judge PendetJr 10 the largest
land owner under this nal and is doing
nearly half the work. ke.A.ing from 8 to 10
men with teams OF his own force at
work, others in proportion, The lum-
Der is all on the ground for the fumes
and they are being built. Judge Pen
deton has about 600 acres Of fine, rich
land under this ditch and Fred Bunker
labout 200 acres making nearly half this
enterprise coming from Aztec. When
completed this will be one OF the best
bitches in San Juan county and will
bring under irrigation one OF the finest,
richest and prettlest tracts of land in
the county. This location is on the
south side OF the San Juan river near
Bloomfield and about y miles equal
distance from Aztec and Pennington
aud where the Santa Fe Central rail
road survey crosses the San Juan river
on its course to Aztec and Durango.
= A move is now on foot to have the
San Juan tiver bridged at this point
and about equal distance from Aztec
and Pennington 80 as to afford central
crossing and an outlet to Gallup and all
the leading trading posts on the Navajo
Indian reservation south Of Pennington
and Aztec, A new school district will
be organized 10 the new district covered
by this new irrigatlng canal. This new
irrigsting enterprise will open an i'm.
portant district and community in the
development Of San Juan county and
the promoters and builders are entitled
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1904-02-19

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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1904-02-19
RAILROAD SURVEY
IS BEING MADE
Says ChaS. Stafford, Territorial Auditor, Who Wis.,
ited Here Last Week.
NEW IRRIGATION ENTERPRISES

/Chas V, Stafford, the travelling audit.
or who visited Aztec this week,
reports that corps OF surveyors and
engineers are now mailing complete
survey from Albuquerque to Durango
by the way OF Canon Ie,go aud follow.
ing practically the s>me route once
surveyed year ago by the Santa Fe
Central Railroad Co. ani that this new
corps is now nearing tte head of Canon
Largo coming this way toward Aztec
and Durango. With a railroad cross
ing the San Juan river near Bloomfield
coming to Aztec would make the valleys
and nesas under the new canals below
mentioned the leading communities IN
San Juan county