The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1904-07-22

This subject has b5en much dis
cussed the last few years in this sec.
tion of the state, ana because they
have suffered 80 many iApositions and
damages at the hands of fishermen,
the ranchmen have sought to exclude
them from their prope ty. Some of
the ranchmen, like MrNHartman, pay
heavy taxes in the river beds, which
were surveyed in theil ranches.
Streams are stocked by the state,
which would entitle citizens to fish
in them More people are rejoicing
over the decision thai are lament
ing It,
PARIS, July 2O.-Chhrmed by the
voice Of Mile. Marquette Young,
pretty telephone girl, subscriber
sought her acQuaintanye, His wife
overheard a Subsequent conversation
and set a watch, whic, resulted in a
suit for divorce, in which Mile. Young
was named as co-resp, ndent.
The telephone malt cement sus.
pended the girl without waiting for a
decision in the case. This aroused the
ire of the judge, who dd d,lared that the
telephone company h. no authority
over the private liveSN of their en-
ployes. The judge deI. med to grant
the divorce, saying bat a decision
would mean loss of h y employment
and possibly force hero Con the street,
which was too grave q Asnlshment for
girlish peccadillo.
BONESTEEL, S. D., July 20.-Gov-
ernor Herried has been communicated
wiz relative to sending troops to
Bonesteel to preserve order. 1t Is not
believed he will act, as the reg!stra-
tion ends Saturday, and troops could
not arrive until late Saturday night.
The registration continues today and
the lines look long. There is much eX-
ctement but not much sign Of trou.
BILE.
LONDON, July 20.-Mrs. Florence
Maybrick left Truro, Cornwall, today
lor America, via France Just fifteen
years ago this American girl was SEN
fenced to death upon conviction OF
poisoning her English husband. Irreg-
llarities of trial resulted in a commu-
tation of the sentence to life impris-
onment. Stupendous international ef-
forts to effect her release had slight
effect.
Mrs. Maybrick was Florence Eliz-
abeth Chandler, member of an eX-
elusive southern family. She married
James Maybrick in London when she
was is years of age, her husband being
past 40. Eight years later her hus-
band became i'll and died in few
days. His brother investigated the
death and charged Mrs. Maybrick with
poisoning him. The doctors, at the
time of the trial, swore that his death
was due to arsenical poisoning. The
| defense proved that for twenty years
Maybrick had been confirmed user
of arsenic, and daily used doses large
enough to kill an ordinary person.
The jury was inclined 10 acquit Mrs.
Maybrick, but Judge Sir Fritz James
Sevens spoke for two days charging
the Jury and demanding that they find
her guilty. He was very bitter. The
Judge two or three years later died in
a mad house. Mrs. Maybricls mother
has worked increasingly in her daugh.
ter's behalf and had the aid Of the
English nobility with the exception OF
Queen Victoria, who fully believed in
the judges charge.
Mrs. Maybrick left for France at
noon, and will probably sail from there
for America. She will seek to avoid
the attention of the curious.
CINCINNATI, O., July 20.-The pa
rade of Elks today, who are in ma
tional reunion here, proved 10 be one
Of the biggest demonstrations of its
kind ever seen in Cincinnati. 1t is
estimated that fully 10000 members
of the order were in line, the various
delegations representing lodges in ev-
cry state of the Union. The prizes
offered for the best appearance and
for the most unique costumes resulted
in varied and attractive display, a
large number of the delegations ap-
pearing in dress typical of the part of
the counry from which they came.
New York Lodge No. /, the pioneer
lodge of the order, had the place of
honor in the line. Grand Esquire
Dunno of San Francigco, acted as
grand marshal of the parade. The
route led through Race street, Court
street and other leading thoroughfares,
all of which were elaborately decorat-
ed in honor Of the occasion. Thou
sands of spectators lined the route
and loudly cheered the paraders.
Mayor Flaschmar1 and party Of