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Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23
SoDERMANlANDS Lam,

SoDERMANLANDS Lam. Stadsft
skaIen arresterar - b~oremastaren fri
ger. Pa b%efallning af stadsfiskal Sum
dius 1 Eskilstuna infordes d. 10 Febr.
pa aftonen i polisarresten fyra yngre
man, enligt uppgift misstankta for sed:
Iighetsbrort mot en- flicka, som ej upp
matt Is ar.
Dagen derp3 f0rmalde stadsfiskalen
inf0r poliskammaren att da han pa for.
middagen skulle f0rh0ra de anhallna
voro de l0sgifna. Pa stadsfiskalens
fraga hvem som verkstallt losgifningen
svarade pOliskammarcns Ordf0rande,
borgmastaren firth. Won F~riesendorff,
att han ej ansage sig har bora besvara
fragan.
De fyra anhallna hade i en- af stads-
fiskalen uppsatt skrifvelse erkant att
de staff i fo%rhallande till flickan, som
strukit omkring pa gatorna. Men da de
den 10 Febr. kommo till stadrfiSkar
len for att aterta den, enligt deras upp
gift. under hot ON haktning afgifna be-
kannelSen, blefvo de utan vidare inmar
made i arresten. Tillaggas Dor att po-
acknowledgement EFT par ganger f0rut
ansett sig bora l0sge af stadsfiskaleu
anhallna personer som irsatts i polls
haktet.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23
MALM0HUS Lam. Eft planeradt

MALM0HUS Ian. Eft planeradt
svenskt studentmote. Lunds student
kar har pa mote d. q Febr. beslutit
tillsatta en- komit6 pa Mo personer for
att unders0ka m0jligheten for och for
bereda EFT allmant svenskt student
mote instundande seminar. Karen ut,
talade som EFT onskemal att motel
skulle f0rldggas till %J0nk0ping och hal.
las omedelbart cfter examensperiodens
slut.
Hedrad kommunalman. Den af ko-
nungen at f. riksdagsmannen Marten
Trulsson / Starrarp t~illerkanda utmar-
kelsen af en- guldmedalj blef s0ndagen
d. IS Febr. efter forrattad gudstjenst /
F~renninge kyrka af kyrkoherden Bo-
str6m at riksdagsmannen h~0gtidligen
Ofverlemnad.
Jernvag till MoIIe. Hoganas-M0lle
iernvagsaktiebolag har d. % Febr.
constituents 1 H0ganas med dndamal
att anlagga normalsparig fernvag fran
Hoganas nedre station till Mole.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23
GoTLANos Lam. En- markIis an

S ~
maIan mot FRESHMAN. En- Hulda ALL
qvist / Eskelshem pa Gotland har, en-
ligt "Gotl.", hos domkapitlet i Visby
anmalt kyrkoherden NJ. Hammer for
vagran att d0pa EFT hennes %flickebarn.
Kyrkoherden hade %infunnit sig i Ahl-
qvists bostad s%ondagen den II Febr.
for att f0rratta dopet, akten skulle just
borja, och kyrkoherden upplystes ON,
att barnet skulle beta Wally Theresa
Johanna. Kyrkoherden brusade dervid
upp och forklarade, att han icke dopto
barnet med "hundnamn", aftog prest-
kappan och aflagsnade sig.
Klaganden begar nu, att kyrkoherde
H. skall f0rstandigas att med Diet sna-
raste dopa hennes barn, som ar sjukt
och svagt, och ad0mas strait for slit
beteende.
D6dsfaII. F. fanjunkaren och lands
~tingsmannen J. P. osterberg I Krak-
lingbo, en- af Gotlands mera betrodda
landtman, har aflidit, rs ar gammal.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23

JoNkoPINGS LAM. Eft foIkets hus
! Nassjo kommer att inrattas fir. o. m.
innevarande var. Dervarande arbeta-
rekommun har nemligen ink6pt lagen-
heten Kalledahl No. 10. Meningen ar
att denna ~lagenhet tills vidare skall
anvandas till EFT folkets hus, och har
for densamma betalts zoos kr. Till
tradet skier den Is Mai.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23

HALLANDS LAM. $1,000 kr. stuIna
pa taset. En- hemvandande svensk-
american, Todd i Frilleras, som d. II
Febr. med EFT uppgaende tag var stadd
pa resa fran Helsingborg till Varberg
blef under resan bekant med EFT par
engelsktalande p%ersoner. Sedan de
suttit IN stund och sprakat, drog en- af
ressallskapet ur slit baggage fran en-
flaska amerikansk whisky och bj0d
svensk-amerikanen, hvilken afven ur
densamma tog sig nagra klunkar.
Strax derefter somnade han, och mar
taget matt Halmstad vaknade han upp
III s0mnen, yr och illamaende.
Vid narmare efterseende fam
svensk-amerikanen att icke blot hans
reskamrater f0rsvunnit utan I sail
skap med dem afven hans / en- inner
ficka a vasten f0rvarade planbok med
inneliggande $4,000 kr. Antagligen
har whiskyn, son han bj0ds pa, varit
blandad med droppar som verkat s0f-
vande och forsatt honom / den djupa
s0mnen.
Manner ifraga, som Kept en- gard /
Fjaras, var pa resa dit for att betala
densamma.
Saken har anmalts for p~olisen, men
annu lar man ej fatt nagon spanning pa
%tjufvarne.
JernvSsspIanerna. Pa s~aSmantrade
1 Ljungby d. "a Febr. hafva ombud for
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23
Eft aIImant syenskt byaamsstare-

forbund lar vara patankt for t~illvara-
tagandet af arbetsgifvarnes inom bygg-
~nadsfacket intressen,~ Initiativet tor
de komma att tagasFaf det / Malm0 NY
ligen bildade "Sodra Svoriges byggma-
staref0rbund", och skulls den tilltank-
ia sammanslutningen ia ungefar sam
ma stallning och uppgift inom sin
bransch som Verkstadsf0reningen har
inom jernindustrien.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23

Langaryd, Femsjo, Lidhult, Vra, Hin
neryd och Fergaryd SAINT enskilda per-
soner undertecknat koncessionsanso-
kan pa en- jernvag Landeryd-Lidhult
-Str0msnas bruk. Anlaggningskost-
naderna for ~jernvagen, som far en-
langd af SOL KIM, arc beraknade till
2,786,0O0 kr.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23
LAM.

Lam. Som Diet Dor
vara. Vid inskrifningsf0rrattningarna
l Ekeberga och Allgutsboda f0rekom i
ar ingen enda berusad. F0rr ansags
Diet som en- heder att %isynnerhet vid be-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "lefva rofvare".
bet ar med Sam tillfredsstallelse al
la sauna observation-disclosures helsa for
svinnandet af en- sa forward uppfatt-
ming, skrifves till Smal.-P:n.
SkoIhuset skaII brsnnas. Eft af skol-
husen inom Ljuders forsamling har i
manga Ar varit en- riktig hard for difte-
riepidemien, som harskat inom sock
her Energiska Observation-Disclosures
ha v%idtagits, men t a resultat pa den
grund, att husets skroplighet gjort att
angorna ej kunnat i~nnestangas och sa-
ledes ingen verkan CORA. Pa forslag
af ~vederb0rande provinsiallakare har
forsamlingen nu a kyrkostamma beslu-
tat branna huset och / dess stale upp-
fora EFT nytt skolhus. Pa sa satt hop
pas man bli kvitt sjukdomsharden.
F~ysioIoeisk e~sendomllehet. For IA
gra dagar sedan Allied 72-arige undan.
tagsmannen G. J~ohannesson fran Heda
1 Nottebacks socken. Under de sena-
ste aren har namnde person varit all
deles blind q bada 0gonen och at laka-
re f0rklarad obotlig. Men ungefar
tvanne veckor fore sin dod aterfick
han fullkomligt synformagan under EFT
dygn, hvarefter den alter igen totalt
forsvann.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23
eEFLEeoRes Lam. Nytt rederibo-

SEF Lam. Nytt redcribo-
lag. Till la~nsstyrelsen har inlemnats
stiftelseurkund for rederiaktiebolaget
linda, underiecknad af konsul Eng
wall, ingeni0r j. Johnson, bankdirek-
tor H. Stenberg, grosshandlaren G. De-
lin och lansnotarien o. Lehman. Ak
tiekapitalet, hyars minimibelopp ar
fulltecknadt, utg0r lagst 10000 kr. och
h0gst 100000 kr. Underhandlingar pa
ga ON ink0p af angare.
Det var icke mord. Obduktion fore
toys d. 20 Febr. / Bollnas pa den sa-
som mordad ansedde arbetaren P. o.
Jonsson fran Rosie. Dervid har kon-
staterats, att Jonsson ljutit OGDEN ge-
nom EFT valdsamt Stag / bakhufvudet,
ALT for starkt for att kunnat tillfogas
honom af en- menniska. Inga sar ty-
dande pa att vara gifna med skarpa
eller skarande verktyg konstaterades.
Man har salunda anledning antaga, att
Jonsson d0dats af taget och icke ON
kommit genom annans f0rvallande.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23
JEMTLANDs Ian. Hon doc "a sin

JEWTLANDS Ian, Hon dog pa sin
post. 6S-arige smaskolelararinnan Ma
tilda K~ristiansson ! Tannas traffades
d. 16 Febr. helt plotsligt af slaganfall,
da hon var ~sysselsatt med arbete i sko-
Ian. Slaganfallet medforde OGDEN.
Hennes stoft vigdes till den sista hvi-
Ian 1 Tannas kyrka.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23
TIANSTA LAM.

hetsatal. TryckfrihetsAtal har vackts
af ~redaktoren for H~essleholms Tidning
J. Goransson mot ansvarige u~tgifvaren
af tidningen Nora Skane, redakt0ren
P. A. Person for en- artikeI, som han
anser for sig ~krankande. Malet fore
kommer inf0r K~ristianstads radius
raft.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23

ElFS5oRGS Lam. En- snopIog for
10000 kr. ar for Sveriges s~tatsbanors
rakning bestalld hos Nydkvist G. Holm
i ~Trollhattan. bet blir en- propellplog
med angmaskin och afsedd for Riks-
gransbanan.
Liknande sn0plogar anvandas i
SChweiZ och Amerika.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-23


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NV'"' ''','N w" ,n' ~ '''''' VI ''oa7 '@r
''''''. S,"O,S' we ''n gro" "' many
,o's y, '''' i''9' % ''S's ~ '''V "'', III
Nv" "'N''u ~ We ''''' VI ' 'P''9' ''',' VIZ
VIII ''''.' "7 many ''"P" III '''' A'''''
''''" VI 'e''s' ~ ''-Po0''U "'N o' ou'
P'''' % "'' vi ~ '''r' W '''' ' '''S'
's . O"'''' VI "PP'e'. - '"' P'"'' 'i'
VI '"e OJS' ''"Ss =" i"'G Pg'iS' 80 ',''
Ian Ian" iio''y, we "''ue"''2e'N''' '"'
" " n'el Ncl,S' 'nc W 'i'leF DaFIIel' OF 'ne
DaiIy, VIcy WIZ pe "o'"' V"ice as
much as barrel OF apples. So ton Of
the best late pears will be worth some
eight times as much as ton OF winter
apples ImS is why | am advising my
friends to plant winter pears IN prefer
ehce 10 winter apP'es, even IN JhlS Su-
premely good winter apple country
we nave many good Things IN New
MeN'co we nave solI and sunshine and
Jhe cleahest sweetest air that blows
we nave health ana great opportunity
But we need more OF some important
factors 10 make thlngs go we heeo
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-23
BLOOMFIELD.
BY ". A. BALLINGER,

- , 90,
'iou l'oieie i''" "''''''o'' III -N@''o
q -"''S0"S'
''0 "'0 ~ ,., VAN ~ 'oao nv" a. ''''
'''' 1871 ''s" 81 ''''' ''''0'''
Charles Hare and family are again
residents OF the lower end otthe mesa.
1t is Il measly shame to try TO muz-
4le a person addicted to the neWspa-
per habit.
Hammondites had Z big blowout
and ball last week, \ regular lulu
time reported,
lTassrs Wbitsor and Finch have
purchased farms under the Column
bian ditch below the Salmon mesa.
Fred Terlerc has tbe material ON
tbe ground and will bpoin tho erec-
tior Of now tox3o shon tbe first of
tbe woel,
u-...-...,,.,., Wy -......
- ,..N,. - t-
','o l'''Il' u''o" T,, 9I''o'''' 80 SUM -
. ~ Ill;1,, '''' % y ~ u
'' - '''
wonder now many san Juan rahch-
vr' are PlailUll's 10 improve 'he looks
ot Iheir raheheS this spring? y single
rose 10 replace Ihorh ouSh VIII De
" s'"rV'
Poultry fever still raging. Mes
DANES Salmon and Bishop have or
iered incubator No. 3. Mrs. LeClerc
has a bunch OF young chicks just
hatched and several unpatented nat
ural hen incubators in commission.
Aztec and Pennington will have to
get after the D. & R. G. Their book
let "Fertile Lands of Colorado cred
its both with population of 300 each
but gives Aztec credit for an Agri-
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-23
FLORA rISTA.
By MRS. Evans WOOD.

Mrs. Arthur Seyel has recovered SO
as to be able to rideout a little.
Mrs. Martha Cruch has begun
the erection of a 5-room house in
Flora Vista.
j. NJ. Cornelius his sold the remain
der of his ranch toa gentleman from
Salida, Colo.
w. T. Moore commencing a
lumber house on his claim on the
Crouch mesa.
NJ. B. Scott, the real estate man,
was down from A,ec showing land
buyers around.
Fred Howard has ordered a carload
of lumber for Flora Nista's enterpris-
ing citizens. Wath us growl
Chas, Mccoy lot his team stand
ing without hitchiIg, they ran away
and damaged his buggy very much
Fortunately no on was injured.
The little son OF viii Noland is very
i'll with pneumonia This is the sec
ond attack the little boy has had this
winter and it is vty serious for him
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-23
Cedar Hill Notes.

Mrs. DeRemer is suffering from ton
silitis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Bates went TO
Aztec yesterday.
Work on the well at the DeRemer
place is progressing nicely.
Hester Engals made trip down to
Aztec last Friday, returning Satm-
day,
The spelling school will be at Mr.
Ralston's Friday night. Everybody
invited.
Levi Carter is breaking up some al
falfa ground for Mr.. Bates on the old
Griswold place,
Wash Graves is improving right
along, He was able to walk to the
store one day last week.
James Taylor has completed the
we'll on his place at the depth of 80
feet and now has nice water.
A. j. Griswold and family are NOV
ing down to Aztec, Mr., Griswold
sold his place last fall and bought
again at Aztec,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meford have
moved to Frank Fosters ranch to
look after it while he goes to the
mountains for the summer.
Some of the enterprising farmers OF
Cedar Hill are going into the peach
business-A. Y. Graves, Messrs. Tay-
lor, Bates, Allinger and Woods,
Mrs. Cooas and family, Mrs. Knick
erbocker and family, Mrs. Taylor,
the Ralston family, Mrs. Woods and
Mrs. Frank Mefferd met at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Graves on last Fri
day and spent the evening in singing
and speaking, in honor of their son
Wash, who is not able to be out.
The entertainment held at the old
church on the 18th for the benefit of
the school funds was largely attended,
realizing $3.50 The baskets were
sold for a nice price and all went ON
smooth until someone outside began
to make a noise and disturb those in
the house. This was quieted in lit
tie while, however.
2Fhe lada of the Cellar Hin Sunday
'f5cAVdi ntSA-, tue nom6 Ul-aI s..--'5. II
Southland and organized sewing so
T. ciety. The officers chosen were; Mr..
Jas. Taylor, pres; Mrs. o. w. De
Remer vice pres; Mrs. d. 7. Israel
sec; Mrs. Henry Wood, treas. They
meet next Thursday at the home o
Mrs. Jas. Taylor and will meet the
next Thursday with Mrs. A. L
Graves,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-23
FARMINGTON,
BY WALTER NJ. DANBURG.

By WALTER Nj. DANbUhG'
William Butler is figuring on build
ing.
Ben Black was up from Truitland
Tuesday.
Several new houses are being rushed
to completion.
Jonn .. vavUs 30 o,"'u."a
Blake addition,
A steam laundry will be constructed
here this summer.
sherman Waggoner Of Flora Vista
was in town Tuesday.
Mat Hubbard is building residence
in the Blake addition.
Judge Hartman was down from the
county seat Wednesday.
]. Elliot Locke will move to the
bayfield, country shortly.
Prospective real estate buyers are
coming into the city daily.
The Granite Block company has
steamed up its plant again,
Paul Arlington was in from the
Indian reservation Wednesday.
Joint statehood is the pillet that
will kill the political gander's goose.
The Dr. McEwen residence on
Orchard avenue is about completed.
The Stewart-Skelton house in the
Ross addition is nearing completion.
A man is more often trippod by his
own folly than by snareS set by
others.
John Wcthcrill and wife We're Far
mington visitors from Pueblo Bonito
Wednesday,
DR.. Smith of La Plata, county su.
perintendent of schools, was in the
city Tuesday.
Mr.. Smawn, D. & R. G. station
agent, is building on his lots in the
Brown addition,
The Methodist church people are
contemplating the construction of
larger and finer church.
Bishop Hendricks of the Episcopa
church arrived in the city Thursda!
and will be here several days.
Mr.. Hopkins will build a residence
in the Ross addition shortly. Jus
waiting for building material.
4 fellow in our town is so econom
ical that he stays in bed until 1
} o'clock a. m. so as to save sole lea
ther.
! Frank Hoff is supervising the COZ
struction of new foot bridge aero:
the San Juan river. The bridge wi
= be completed this week.
i The striking of gas in the Fruitlar
country would mean the location
a two or three smelters on the San Jua
e river. Let the railroad come!
The Siamese twins will be ditche
, The drawing card at Barnums circt
d the coming season will be the "tw
faced boys from Pennington"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-23
New Eden Canal.

The Index is able to give to its reaq
ders this week some facts concerning
this organization and what they pro-
pose to do v.G. Back, late of Ca
non Cityf Colo, aonceived the idea of
wat ng the aid lands lying along
~ sap Jpan'riyer in this county,
AZ ile hekh6W there were thousands
ssss'..'l'-- ~ u = .-o 5-i- i,'lc ',,r 'esiEA
asaht Of bitches to convey water he
was not so well posted as to the feast
'bility and cost OF building a canal to
cover the same, but determined to
investigate and not to let the opening
pass if there was one, He called to-
gether capitalists of Canon City, Grip
pie Greek, st. Louis and other places
and explained the situation to them.
Immediately plan was adopted,
money raised and he was put in
charge of the preliminary survey,
The services of Engineer Blair Bur-
well of Durango were secured and,
with Assistant Engineer Bates of San
Juan county, operations on the San
Juan river were commenced,
As the survey progressed news be-
gan to come from the San Juan that
things were not showing up. Finally
it became apparent that the promo
ters were becoming discouraged.
NJ. B. Scott, of the Scott Realty Co.,
vino has had a plan up his sleeve for
the last two years, having so much
faith in it that he was himself filing
on and urging his friends to file on
government land, hunted mp T. p,
Maddox, who was interested in the
! san Juan project. He prevailed upon
Mr., Maddox to bring the people
around a few evenings later. As they
came, meeting was held in the real
ty office, and what Scott had been
preaching was laid before the promo
tcrs. Thereafter they took a look
and found that his statements were in
the main correct, The next day the
preliminary survey was commenced,
which required about ten days to
complete.
In the beginning it was a small
ditch on the San Juan. Now it is a
canal covering 25,OOO acres of San
Juan comty's best land, all tributary
to Aztec and Flora Vista. Ample
capital is assured to push the enter.
prise to completion,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-23
Railroad RuROFS,

The Denver News has the following
to say about the Rio Grande building
a broad gauge from Creede to Duran
go:
Information is that the Rio Grapde
people have planned to begin active
building from Silverton TO Wason in
side Of thirty days. 1t is understood
thgt NJ rangement ( have heenma@ {
for E.- nd rails and sef
5hings nee. ert the construction.
The gap has ady been surveyed.
Denver officials give out no informa-
ton as to what their plans are, nor
will they talk about the extension
now"
The Albuquerque Journal gets the
following special;
Gallup, n. NJ, Feb. l6.-The bust
ness men of Gallup held one of the
most enthusiastic meetings in the
towns history here today, AT the
meeting a committee was appointed
to confer with Chief Engineer Sroufe,
of the new Arizona and Colorado rail
road now building from Durango to
Clifton, Arizona, with the object of
inducing the Southern Pacific com
pany to build the line through Gallup.
1t is realized that with Gallup as a
division point ON the new railway
which will tap the vast coal fields in
southern Colorado and northern New
Mexico, the Carbon city VIII soon be
one of the leading cities of the south
west. 1t is believed that with a little
urging the company will survey the
new route SO as to pass through Gal
lup, and no effort will he spared to
secure the result
"At the meeting tonight CONNER
cial club OF forty members was form
ed, every member Of which ispledgeJ
to work hard for The railroad and fol
other improvements for Gallup"
While in Aztec last week higl
railroad official said that it was gener
ally understood in railroad circle,
chat the \. & c. would build up the
La Plata as soon as possible and thel
into the coal fields above Durango
\ corps of a. x c. surveyors wen
through Aztec last Saturday south
bound and it is supposed the cross
sectioning OF the route to Gallup i
being begun,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-23
APPLES AND PEARS
Outlook for Apple and Pear Crew.
ina IN New Mexico.

(By Parker Earle, Roswell, n, NJ
In discussing apple and pear culture
in New Mexico which the title of my
paper calls for, would by no means in
innate that the other fruits Of a TEN,
perate climate do not succeed as well as
the two which have named For they
do. There is no country of the world
where finer peaches are grown than in
our mountain territory, and their future
commercial Importance is possibly very
large 1t is equally true of the Euro
pean class Of plums and of the European
grapes. But the limits of my paper for
bid my considering these delightful
fruits the true story of which must wait
for some future occasion.
Orchard fruits are grown in New Mex
leo, mostly in small orchards, between
the attitudes of little. over three thou
sand feet to a little over seven thousand
feet But the most important orchards
are little less than four thousand feet
above the sea
The frs thing that attracts the atten-
!. ton o. d tree grower who gets into
~ Mexico apple orp pear orchard is the
panness of the trees, botb in leaf and
X. .The tgrk Of oid tleesais as clean
as on nursery stock-u6 6Hcnths, homoss
and no scab. And the leaves shine-no
rust, no premature falling. They are as
green and bright in October as IN June.
Hence the fruit always natures, has fine
color and fine flavor We haze spring
frosts-lots of thcm-but our crops rare
ly fail from this cause And we have
no cold spring rains which are so ruin
Gus to good pollination in the rainy
states. We are as free up to this time
from all kinds of tree borcrs and fruit
destroying insects excepting the codling
moth, as we arc from destructive fungi
1t needs no argument to show that in
that happy day when all the ''fittest
orchard men have survived the wreck.
and losses of unsuitable conditions, they
will finally find the best soils under the
best climates in which to grow the surest
and the most perfect fruits to meet the
wants of mankind. And those soils vii
mostly bn fnrpd away nm toward tn,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-23

Passenger Ito kid standing on Az
tee railway platform)-What town is
this2
Kid "a native of town. don't
know amt she a dinger?
audible grins from bystanders
and passenger closes the car window
with a bang
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-23

The coming town-Aztec.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-23
The County New
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bu, VAC believe rho ny, jciual proper
ries of our f,uit and =. o,abloa would
prove more of an ars.'"'"' 10 "'e
homeseeker than DR. N oI Ihe dc
licious Animas iuic tive the
homeseeker a square 4" ana VhoR
we can expect results,
For maximum of beauty and a
minimum Of COST and are, we think
the golden glow viii t;'e V"e lea" III
Jhe floral line. \ 1910 n' root piails-
ed in 4 DURANGO back Ind last spring
made os fine a show Ia the fall as
ANYTHING we saw in m Smelter city.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-23
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The coming town-Aztec