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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-04
FLORA VISTA.
BY MRS. EVANS WOOD.

About u acres of garden is being
put in by Levi Steinbach this spring.
Misses Lillian Hickman and Minnie
Howard were Aztec visitors, Tuesday
Goulding Bros. shipped a car load
OF wool from this place last Sunday
Messrs. Butler and Godfrey are
planting out LOCO Blberta peach trees
Mrs. Martha Bret has returned from
Durango where she has been visiting
for several days,
Miss Reba Howard left on Monday
for few weeks vacation visiting re
latives in Durango.
School closed on Friday and wa
one of the most successful terms eve
taught in this district.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-04
grounds by the railroad.

grounds by the railroad.
If it is the purpose of the school
board, as one is led to believe by the
above mentioned item in The Index,
to build an addition to the present
building, believe the bond PROPOSE
ton will and should be defeated.
If, on the other hand, it is the pur-
pose to acquire suitable grounds upon
which we can take pride in building
up a school house that will not be a
disgrace and reproach to the district
and county, no one should dissent
and ! don't believe will,
This would cost but little more eX-
cept for ground, if it should be neces-
sary to purchase that, if the new
building is planned with the architec-
tural idea of adding to it as soon as il
becomes necessary, to replace or re-
build our present school house, which
will be soon. | suppose the voters in
the newly acquired addition to the
district will have a voice in this elec-
tion and that their assessed valuation
has been considered but they seem to
be in the dark about it. This it seems
should be definitely and officially set.
tied. Or, ifit has been done, it should
be made known.
hope no one will construe this tC
mean a kick, for nothing is further
from the intent But all should re-
alize that we can't afford to make &
mistake in matter of as vital i'm
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-04

George f. Bruington and j. NJ.
Thomas left Wednesday for Carson,
la, They will wind up their business
there and return, Mr.. Thomas to put
in large merchandise store and Mr.
Burlington to open law office,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-04
Railroad Runners,

1t is rtimored that active construc-
ton from Defiance station by the A.
& g. railroad is responsible for the
appearance of the Rio Grande survey
corps at Pennington. So may it be.
San Juan county with a southern out
let, broad gauge, will be the mecca
of thousands more eager homeseekers
and investors who are orowding this
way already, And Aztec, the center
of tnis rich undeveloped country, will
bound forward steadily, No insane
initiation of property values here.
May the "boomer" never come to ex-
cite false hopes. The unvarnished
truth Will be all that Aztec will need
set before intending lecators. WE
HAVE THE G0ODSl
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-04

portance as our schools. I have ev-
cry confidence in our school board,
but at the same time the taxpayers
of the district who put up the money
want to know, have right to know
and should know how their money is
to be used, Very respectfully,
l.. CURRENT.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-04
BLOOM FIELD.
By W. A. BALLINGER.

III w a. bA LII NNiIIlNs
See things grow
Frank Mcclure took in the l. o.. o.
F. ball at Aztec.
Albinas Wolf and wife were calling
on friends here Friday.
People ON the San Juan are indulg-
ing in all kinds of trouble.
Seis libros de cafe para uno peso.
MACLEOD & TOWNSEND.
Walker Mcclure was looking after
business on the Animas the latter
part of the week.
]. s. Smith had one of his horses
cut by scraper. Put out of commits
sion but not seriously injured.
Two or three weddings are billed
for the Hammond settlement soon and
it is said one of the Bloomfield maids
will soon be Pennington matron.
May-may she be a sunny faced
daisy with bright smiles for all and
indulge much less in sulks and weep
ing than did her elder sister Miss
April.
Fred lie Clerc will soon have the
whole San Juan valley covered with
hot beds and cold frames. Tomatoes
and cabbage by wholesale seems to
be his aim.
By the way, Chas. Hare has big
patch of melons planted that are just
ready to come up. These frosty
nights makes one think Charles has
been rushing the season little.
Tenemos Tin lujoso y complete sur
lido de cortes de seda de todos co
lores para vestidor o caracar de-
Senoras. Muy bonitos. Precio regu-
lar 75c la yd., SOC la yd.
MACLEOD & TOWNSEND
Aztec.
1t is not exactly plain to us why u
fruit tree agent could get trees of bet
ter quality from a nurseryman than a
farmer could get for himself. We
have seen more trees prove untrue to
name when ordered from an agent
than when bought direct from relia-
BILE nurseryman.
Gee whizzl Isn't that great7 Just
set your scion with its feet in the air
when grating and you will get a
at ,Gies- appiU Vroe. 80 taxes d
lawyer to make such a discovery, as
such a one can only be made at a
desk, not in real orchard. If the
Durango farmers institute is going to
indulge in such scientific" know
ledge as that, better turn it into a
literary society for the study of an
cient fables, The business or profes
sionhl man may put Zip the most
polished Grafton but for practlca
facts in an institution Of that kind lei
us ask the farmer, who gets his know
ledge at first hand by hard knocks
and digs it from the ground. The
Spencer apple, according to fruit ex
perts, is not commercial success
However the time is coming when W,
will have first-class seedless fruits o
all kinds just as we now have frs
class seedless orange, but we won
get them by inverting the scion il
grating Nature isn't 80 easy tc
change. Just as well expect to get
seedless melon by planting the seec
upside down.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-04
Open Letter to TimeS-HuSfIer.
Pennington, N. NJ, May 1, 1906,

Pennington, N. NJ. May 1, 1906,
To the Times-Hustler:
Gentlemen Under the heading Com.
missioncrs IndorSed" in your issue Of
Apri' 70, instead oi pilntIng the open
letter" referred to you took occasion to
deliberately mis-state and falsify the
same. That you may no longer mislead
that small portion of your community
your sheet reaches, we will state the
facts set out in the open letter, They
are as follows;
"You are fully aware that there nre
300 or more legal voters id said precinct
that the petition upon which you ap-
pointed the said Fay had thereon but
three (3) numes, that the proposed res
ignation of Mr.. Danburg was unknown
to the people of the precinct and that
no opportunity whatever was given them
to express their views.
"Mr. Fay has lived in Aztec and his
character and reputation are known to
the members of your board,
lOu Ntu hubN JdlilNb bN w Wv
man utterly unworthy to hold my
public office in this county and that his
appointment to the Office of justice Of
the peace of precinct No. under any
circumstances and especially under the
conditions existing under which you APP
pointed him, is a disgrace to this com
munity and disgrace to you as indi-
viduals and as board
eve desire to express to you our in
dignation at your action in this matter
and we would respectfully represent to
you that your duty to yourselves and In
the people you represent require a dc
mand from you to James 7. Fay for his
immediate resignation,
We should be pleased to have you in
form us which, if any, of the above
statements are false and which of then
impute dishonesty You tell us tn,
number of names you have on your pc
tition. Base your petition on the gooC
reputation of James 7. Fay and WI
would be pleased to have you publisl
the names OF, his indorsers. Don't at
tempt to distort the issue but have tn
honor and honesty, if you would uphol
the action of the commissioners, to d
so on the only moral issue involved, to
wit: THE reputation of Jas. T. Fay,
You know your statement to be false
that any signature to the open lette
was obtained by Misrepresentation, 0
that any one of them so stated.
DON'T YOU THINK A MAN |
KNOWN BY THE COMPANY HI
KEEPS?
We, the undersigned, hereby certif
that we have read the above and kno'
Its contents,
(SignedD RE Cooper, @ S Evan.
IE Elmer, O C McEwen, L H Miller,
R Pond, R H McJunkin, c II MclIenr!
WR Eppersen J NJ Palmer, F B AlleT
A Woodward, J A Brothers, II X Kpl
NC Picken, Otto Bahrendi
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-04
Ia Plata Ranch for Sale.

One hundred and forty-fve acres,
10 acres under ditch, rs more can be
but under cultivation under ditch; g
acres OF orchard, 40 acres alfalfa hay
land, q new frame house 16X22, with
brick addition IA 16 attached,
making a good 4-room house. A
good frame stable 14x92, an AL well
Of soft water. Price 50, 800 or will sell
stock and machinery at $4,000
if takbii in the next 80 days Cali on
6f ADDRESS NJ W. HUNT,
llN Ia Plata, N, M,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-04
Notice.

l am prepared to take d limited
number of orders for spraying fruit
trees. My sprayer is gasoline power
and satisfaction guaranteed Prices
on application.
G. W, LAMBBRsoN,
1873 Aztec, NJ NJ
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-04
Everybody Boosts Aztec.

Sam Pinkstaff who lives at Aztec,
the county seat of San Juan county,
New Mexico, says his town is build
ing up rapidly since the advent OF the
railroad and is going to be the metre-
polls of that section. And to show
that he is sincere in this opinion Sam
is erecting a brick business block for
rental. Sans success proves that
his Judgment is pretty good along
these lines.-Telluride Journal.
Gladys Hubbard, tBe baby daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A, M. Hubbard, hac
been quite sieh with tonsilitis. Df,
Taylor Is in charge and reports tbt
little lady as improving,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-04
The Hollow Concrete Block.

Contracts for houses are now com
ing in to the San Juan Pressed Stone
Co., W. L. Graves, the secretary be-
ing hard at work turning out the
blocks with force of men at the
company's factory. These blocks
possess every merit that good build
ing material requires, and the guaran-
tee of the company back OF them
makes their use in the many new
buildings now under contract a GER
tainty, The Keel residence will pro-
baby be the next concrete house
erected, j. w. Lair may also build
with them. Go and see w. S.
Bakers new house now going up and
then figure with Mr., Graves. He will
treat you right and white.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13

q s. Aver returned last night
ffum 4 eeskh alaease n oklahoma.
Mfs VIII Mceks vent e. spring
feid. Ne, lAsi night where size vii
spend the holidays
J. ". Colin n nartes,ills vas ad.
judged lnane fhls Afternoon bY q jury
before Jedee J 4 Gll.
Of tie b prisoners pho Nill be TAX.
~ "a salilsaa Cor trial Monday aine
are ehafxsd sith murder
1te Music club will meet Monday
Afternoon 81 0'eiock slth Ms An.
dafson a Willie ilals6ll college
Judge LnmAn Il. Parker IT,, wenl
% clafemore TO-DAY 10 hear the appli.
cation fof rseeisef for the Clafemore
Radlam Wells company.
A. FuFemsn u Nooiiey, who was %
hadiY injured recently IL s runaway.
has - hearty Feuoxefud that - waa
ABLE . be ln teen lelzy
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PINK SHIRT or NONE.
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S@aks ff Hls Azure e Wse
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krep 3 stlf clear haif DAY bad
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hsfa ise didnt have clean shiu
smanr ms effects ftiut nHhf to at
tsn1 fhe wsdsiag wi'hnat any shirt
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& fmeafed Nke battrf sii ageF fte
frpaE j saf. gqase ~ s Hsassir ih.ss
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American NaY tie BEST
An Eusiish speaker 81 q H,etfins IS
iaa fHlsudr Esseailenai aaaaeIaf.oa.
e. rhfiaselnhla fees a Sc e ass3s8
encouragement Iaia Observer PREF
1ohn Lester au that fhs masHeH ol
bays ia fke EnHfa safaa aae better
thaa saase = faKlah hsf iie fars
shat ibe lnd8sats g ong malhafs aef
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that Amerieaa boya learn fhrlr aH
lessons ~ morality 81 iasif mothers
suee EnfitsA 1nsa efaefailg ieat
iheira aeruts their fathers
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SIGNALS AFTER DROP FALLS
Murderer Proves ~ prsAfsanEed
MeElens He Il csnseiesa
for aomn Time

Jersey cstY. n ]. nr CArsfon
slmoa. wAn witnessed the hAnglns a
Edwin Y Tapley. Jr. derlnres sAs
mardefsr gave tie pfearfanrsa sic.
nals IN pfsof be wAa conscious. near.
y hAlf : miHale after tbe trap had
been spruan ~ Simon sasd
sfhs actual tssg % ne gailows wAa
mosf sueeeasf1i TAplsy wan absp'uss.
h n faaaeaNsoa II his mental fasul.
tiss TIE haada and nnsers ~ tbs
aanKlinx body moved u1ih eouvalaixs
esaifseilona Then the hanas fell
figst a. gNs siaea
ef8te sseaaas nasss1 and thea Tap
ief bekaa the alraala asret1 aIsae ~
fsssn us The Hfsi eiNasi eame -
Taplsg holdiae ihs lsfi hand extended
fisitlf forward. raised he flehf slqa
II ana &a fas a. ,hs isauas permitted
him ard meae iAfse dssilnel fangfae.
fians ~ re fhamu ans fafehagsf
tbsa the tYiaa maa lowered his Fishi
band hei9 & fef a. Instant flklalg
seainsl sla falah ana siaeiF eslslHs
ne lffs hans ffmaifa ihe s'kaai
~ fhe fhffa eaaifaaiea ns faf lefi
hsna lhefe scented harsi} nFgnElb e
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LOCAL NOTES
GOV rHuRsDAY's DAILY.

NEos rHrRsDAYs DAILY
ssynsas Eiaais i IN Barslesvlils
Iosiaf
Ttsu Entre Nous club wlll meet 90
nofToW aflernoon sllh Mn- Tleodofs
y n Frear
4 Reesiar of 81 Louis, represent.
lhe ~ y barnard a comanr, Is
Y ~ 'ohas
Mr. h II. Noore q Webster city.
Iowa. arrived ms morning for visit
wslh her sn, Res, n " Moom and
laa.sly
NFs william camplon. + e Mi.
fusas sizgeF arrived tits morning
&fDm Minnesota foFan sxtsnisa slslt,
fiIs ilfHt u three years
Il. g Gfaghill 81 Anlesfllie. fe.
nfnsunssng tiae Oklahoma Cement
fAnpany l. IN tbs clty. aud slll pFo.
EAnlY establish an agency here.
Il.s csty uilciAs II NiuilA hays re.
nslvea Invitations 10 - pFoseut 10
Gathfio on Taesiay, pecemoef u for
RE purpose Of consulting sish the
dslseafss 20 fhe constitutional con.
venflon egucaIulnT tls provisions
nhsrll Should se inserted Ia toe rNn.
stitiltiou fclatlto gg the government
es cllles
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13

GrgInseT Titus q tie Arkansss s
Uz ali1ma Northeastern faaifuad lsfl
tals HafninE after spending tie night
ia NlHita lle Is making l0sebaes
survey q the proposed liue
Miss Nell Davis entertained TIE
Five Hundred club and tieit gentle.
men friends last night az tie home ui
Der brother Preston S Davis The
evening vas pleasantly spent ln plal
ing ave hundred and ln dancing
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13

Wien Use 10 81 . dogs nase Geld
aad moist Tire dag is Bat 1ek a
iesefish dfi mess meafs sieauUss HItN
p deg Aud Nv sitf tae human lEm
uff. csrket ana calaF.ess IS mean
leafef. shHss and af6 Ne 3t appear
tne Ha HaEe beautiful IiuE. velvet
Mkr Us aplf af heitme 3 coating
of l4f NaaHQs Green saltH Fl NilI
soften lad feal aHg mert liet 5
fHef tua hat 81 car store sila sa
convinced iane nIcke. capped s as
afs rtais sad IS Mri1aTef s.
Msers
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FRIDAYS DAILY
A Leo = in tosn iaiAf

IL wAfrsn q p1of csssa ) 10
the cssf sodag
g A. Davidson rsturpta tha morn
lng ffum IS Louis
Ras At f'alchar pastor d tie
Presbyterian chufch 81 0ssego kan,
"A nj lile cltf go1ay
Arthur Chamberlain Nas called 70
kansas cts as night bg tle danger
ous ilsness IL one n tls relatives.
VIII A Cfockeu y cfotsau ard
Miss siooa Cofle af BAstlessillo sefo
appointed n8lafles public tlls mora.
lng.
81. Iestgh rln4aafd z s A, aa.
toned at Fast laasenwonh ls n tlie
- oaaY looking ailsf bls property
~ ssafts i 10 the eity today
lfsm fassisea. llo hss lasi ainel his
brother , H. Ssaris ii tie practice
Of TIE lAa thefe.
IBefe AFn nos 10 pflsanefsi ga Tie
tnlfss state al here. taehIslI safer
mAFk ~ as naHfia IhiuFilee
pflsansfs alIl = tsksn q eaillsae
fes tia usxi sesf
Judge A 6H tNs morning grant
ea q tssofes 10 NgAi Gaflana g ehai-
- $40 slIesel uaf rer husband
Jehn 8ariNla laa deserted hea Sic
pss fepIessniei b saaffs S stfcst
tssfsufF auasofih. ena-kcd Nith
manief. waA brought 20 tile tssisfAl
al iAst night ffon saIlas hg Iep.
0ty 81 Slfsmote Nfth Alussprth
tliafeass tssngf four matisfes Ia All
- pfsseu, iime
faln + Harris u Hlaelaeket ard
Ms sArAh lce q kals7 sefs maffisd
yesterday Afternoon hg uepafY clerk
eearEs + Flnlex ara t'seaf liolhngt-
nofih And Ms f.ossla saith, helh
! = susasola ~sFs lolaei4n sealaek
- Is9utg b y davidson.
said = nfuniuaut Republican Office
holder taslaY Ia my opinion v. It.
kofuegay s doing SIMS Of the very
lsaal uofE ti,af IS being dans ln tte
constitutional convention. ] opposed
his election as strongly a. pusihle,
bus | think ~ al ought 70 feel proud
that he has taken surh an.independ.
enf. sfatesmanlise position at Guthrie.
We ought = glse him = uon.paftisan
demonstration "a hls return
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PHONE IA
vinita Light & Power Co

Millions ~ tsttles o. Foieys Honey
and Tar have been sold without ans
ptfson eFeg having experienced auY
8tirf than beuenFial results ffeM rs
use for coughs colds and lung trouble
This Is hocaase tho genuine Foley s
lloneg ant Tar in ths fe.las package
contains no 0platss or other harmful
drugs Quart Beuf health hy refaa
ing ans bai the geuuine
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13

Saseaspsst tie idea medicine 'ai flf
HtIle ONES Cautalns nn op.ats Con-
fsns fuHf eliH NatHntAi PORE ttal
Ard Drug aN Write Z g ieNiti
s to Chicago ii TT tln liaH
iio8E feA nnag Store aai Mailag.
ne# S NEea
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$4,000
Reward

vii Be paid io any person who
can hnd onc atum 81 ofHgm.
chlofal, morphine. coeaiBe.
ether or ch'oufom % thtif
derivatives iu ans of
Dr. Miles Remedies
This fewafd s offered be-
causc certain m0fupulous
pefs1ns make false statements
about these remedies II 81
understood that thH reward
applies anlY 90 r0's parehs
ased jn thc open msfkef whi Il
have net been iampefcd aIih
ur Miles re d.e eufe hy
ghcir strengthening aHd iHsjg-
Grating effect epou the nee0es
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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARR1N ED.
Friday, May IS.
Stmr Samoa, Madsen, 40 hours from San
Stmr Pasadena, Iverson, 80 hours from
Saturday. May 10.
= Stmr Geo Loomis, Mcclellan, 50 hours
from Redondo. Up river direct.
Stmr South Coast, Paulsen, 10 hours
from Caspar. Up river direct.
Stmr Del Norte, Payne, sc hours from
Crescent City.
Stmr Pomona, Swanson, 10 hours from
Eureka.
Stmr Umatilla, Nopander, 81 hours from
Victoria. etc.
Stmr Peru, Mackinnon, "a days 16 hours
81 min from Ancon, via Mazatlan days
10 hours % min
Stn1r Elizabeth, Jensen 50 hours from
Bandon.
Strnr Argo, Hansen. "a hours from Eel
River.
Ger stmr Theben. Richert, 139 days from
Hamburg and way ports.
Schr Santiago. Anderson, 10 hours from
Monterey, in tow of tug Dauntless.
CLEARED.
Stmr San Juan. Urry. Ancon; P M s
Co
Schr Affair. Nelson, Pago Pago and
Manua; ] Wightman Jr.
Saturday May 10.
Stnr Alameda. Dowdell, Honolulu; j ID
Spreckes Bros Co.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20
DI E D..

OtE6s
ALLEN-In this city. May 49, 1905; An
native Of County Westmeath. Ireland,
aged SO years.
Friends and acquaintances are re,
sefces toSay e sundeg 'ns May so
1906. at 9 O'Clock a m, at her late
residence. 2611 Pine street. Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery. 19 2ts
AsMUSSEN-A month mind solemn
requiem high mass will be celebrated
for the repose of the soul of the late
Susan Asmussen at st. Peters Church.
Monday, May 21. at a. m. Friends
vited to attend. 20 2t
BAUER-In this city, April %, 1906.
Louis B. Bauer. beloved husband CT
Beatrice Knight Bauer, and beloved son
of Christian and Amelia Bauer, and
San Francisco. aged 20 years.
parIor NatiTe e sons s0e5s IF the sd,ao Golsaa
.N; West; are respectfully invited to attend aS
at p. M, at the chapel Of Laurel Hill
Cemetery. 1nterment Laurel Hill Gem
etery. 1S3t
BERG-In this city, May IS. 1906, Eliza
beth Berg. a native of Hadersleben,
Germany. aged 46 years. member OF
Excelsior Circle No: 2, F. of A.
Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the. parlors Of the Golden Gate
Undertaking Company 2475 Mission
street. where services will be held un-
der the auspices of Excelsior Circle No
z, F. Of A. Interment Cypress Lawn
Cemetery. 20 2t.
CAHILL-In Oakland, May II, 1906.
Christopher c., beloved son of Christie
pher ]. Cahill, and brother of Mrs. Ma
bel Whitaker and Irene, Marcedes and
Viola Cahill, native of Fruitvale, Cal,
aged II years II months and "a days.
Friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
services Sunday, May 20 1906, at 9
o'clock p. M, at his late residence 615
Fourth street. Interment ST. Mary's
Cemetery. IT
COOPER-In Alameda, May 10. 1906.
Frederick, son of David and Jessie Vir-
ginia Cooper, aged years and s
GOMERSAI-In this city, May II. 1905.
John. beloved husband of Martha Ann
John Gomersal and Mrs F. G. VIII
liams, native of Yorkshire, England,
aged 49 years months and days.
member of Preside Lodge No 354 F.
and A. M; Court Star of the West No
es56, A. o. F.. and Pickwick Lodge No
259. Sons of st. George.
Friends and acquairtances are re-
spectfully Invited to attend the funeral
services today Sunday, May 20.
1906. at l o'clock D. M, at his late
residence 421 Corbett road Intern,ent
Woodlawn Cemetery 10 2ts
HELENA CURTIN--In the city and coun
ty hospital, May Is, 1896, native cf
Ireland. aged 60 years.
this city, May 16, 1906, at
IL p. m, Guadalupe, beloved daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Gallick, sister Of