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ing a rifle Sunday that greatly re-
sernhied the army guns and had OF.
fered 10 sell n and Two six shooters
m y Mexican for a ridiculonsly small
sum. II was found that he had TAX.
nm the rifle and gotten Into a wagon
with a Mexicar and had driven out
|of town towards the south and the
sheriff has sent two mounted depu-
Ties after him and he win undoubt.
ely he caught. Marshal Ben Coles
ran across suspicious looking
coon" on Railroad avenue last eve.
ming and asked him where he was
from and what he was doing aud the
fellow answered that he could prove
that he WIS alright and started to
walk away while the officer was still
talking 10 him. The officer called to
him To look around and when he did
II was looking Into the cincnlsr end
nj hnlldnx ior,yfiss Tho officer
said: 4 ann still ialklns o. you.s and
the coon made haste 10 come
back. The tnT1hal searched him,
and found loaded Colts down one
trouser ley bearing. the private
marks Of troop A.
Al the lookup he gave his name
as Thomas Simpson Of Albuquerque
and said that Charley Brown, the
porter at the Brady barber shop on
Center street. gave him the gun.
Brown was arrested. but when the
marshal foud him he was in cellar.
Nothing was discovered on his per
son. but the cellar was closely
searched and, under pile of coal
was found another of the six.shaoters
bearing Uncle Sans and troop AS
stamps. .x
The officers are moving heaven
and earth to rseoyer all of the prop.
erty and apprehend every man who
was In the least way connected with
the robbery. aud the thieves will dis
cover that they have no more chance
OF escaping than ifsthey had held mp
a mail train or robbed postoffice.
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entire WEST TO
Be REPRESENTED
FINE PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR
TRaNs-MlsslsslppI coMMEG.
ctaL CONGRESS.
SEVENTEENTH SESSION
viii % Mexs kcsshis and important
Gathering Of Business Men In The
United States This Year.

Kansas CITY. Oct. 3o,-The exsseu-
tive committee nj the Trans MisSis'
Sippi Commercial, cungress held q
meeting here yesterday 10 perfect
plans for the seventeenth annual sss.
sion Of the eOngFess 90 he held in
Kansas City Nov. 80 To 23 inclusive.
n Is expected that this years meet
Ing Of the organization win he the most
notable and important gathering Of
business men I'm the United Staes this
year and that every state west of the
Mississippi river VIII be represented,
lst Of Speakers
The list Of speakers who will deliy.
er formal addresses before the con-
gress includes many men OF national
prominence. as follows: Hon. Elihu
Root. secretary Of state: Hon. T. II.
Hartman, president Union Pacific
Railway Co.. New York City: Hon.
Leslie N. Shaw. secretary of the treas
ury: Hon. Vim. J. Bryan. Lincoln. Ne.
braska: Hon. John Barnett. American
minister to Colombia: Hon. George q.
Carlisle. New York City: Hon. John
g. Brady. ex-governor u Alaska: u.
ID. Loveland. president Pacific Coast
iobbers' association. san Francisco:
Hon. Joseph r. Ransdeil. president Ma
tionai River and Harbor association:
Governors Geo. c. paniee of Caiifor.
mia. n. C. Blanchard Of Louisiana.
Frank Frant OF Oklahoma, John II.
Mickey Of Nebraska, L. w. Hoch OF
Kansas, 8. VI. Eirod OF Dakota, Frank
R. Gooding Of Idaho. John A. Johnson
OF Minnesota. Geo. e. Chamberlain OF
Oregon, J. u. Mcdonald of Colorado.
Bryant b. Brooks Of Wyoming and
senator-elect jeff Davis bf Arkansas.
Among the United States senator's
who will be present are Stone and
Warner of Missouri. Millatd and Bar.
kett Of Nebraska. Patterson Of Colo
RADIO. Dubois Of Idaho. Pyles of wash.
lngton. Benson Of Kansas, Smoot of
Stahs va oAGtkS
indicated their intention of attending
the congress, should their public du-
ties permit. Fourteen members ct
congress have sent unqualified ac.
ceptances to an invitation extended by
the executive committee.
The Trans-Mississippi Commercial
congress is composed Of delegates ap-
pointed by commercial clubs, cham,
bers Of commerce, boards of trade.
and similar organizations, together
with promfnent business snen and
statesmen appointed by governors of
states. II Is expected that fifteen
hundred delegates will attend this
years session, the credentials OF five
hundred having already been receiv.
ed by Secretary Arthur F. Francis.
Colonel Fred W. Fleming, chairman
of the executive committee. made the
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SELF.GOVERNMENT FOR
UNCLE SANS TROPICS
Secretary TAFT to Go to Philippines Mex, Spnng to Wit
ness Installation Of Representatives Government.
Fiipinos Likely to Gel Ahead Of New Mexican.s

sis Sas pablished and consequent
iy two years fram that daaa. March
~. 1907. under the terms of the act
af congress, The president will dlneet
the philippsne eammissioa 10 call n
general election for ths cheiee of dele
gsles 10 Whist win hs known IN the
Philippine assembly. This body wls
take over all the Legislative powers
front to meet Culonele AsxaT. reports
commission In parts Of the arehipsl'
ago nat Inhabited by Morog and non
Christian tribes. y
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Washington. Oct aa.-The president
In preparing To redeem The pFnmlse
made the Philippine people through
Secretary Taft that they shah have a
parliament Of their own. conditioned
ON thair good behavior Tor t~o years
aud Il 10 understood that Secretary
Tan himself win praceed 10 tha mi
ipplnes next spring 20 witness the
installation Of the new form of repf<s
sentative government.
March 81. 1919. the Philfppine esa.
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RATE SUIT AGAINST
CHICAGO. and ALTON


Chicago. Ills. Oct 80. -- President
Samuel NJ. FELTON, OF the Chicago &
Alton railroad was the first witness
called today in the hearing of the
case of l.. II. Zambrook 4 Sons ef
Springfield. Ill.,. against the .ca:cagp
a.: Alton fer alleged discrimination IN
freight rAaes:e< <fsss - ~
1t Is alleged BY the plaintiff that
the railroad company charged .ss n,leh
for hauling a certain class 81 tretsh.
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RECORD BREAKING WEEK
M Bpsroa WOOL MAHkET

Ranas,n. 0ct. 3ta~-TAis week waR =
record breaker Ia the wool market in
the paint a Saaes Authorities vary
~ TO the amount. hut II Is gameraily
agreed thai au enormous business Is
being negugla'ed. Esglmates of wool
transferred range frum 2olaa0 90 CO.
ass0 pounds Prices are firm.
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srEHsLAhp 1ro TESTIFY
r AGAINST MS CASHIER

s-Hicagp,f Oct. 3o:-stieny W. Iicr
lug former caehicr Or ths Mi,ssuses
Apnlfes ssate BANK was l,ireei III
/, ,ais today In aonnect'oe wita Aths
i |. eking Of re bank. Pssia o slsns
In, i, former rtesiden: of the bank
and nnw a. Ct. v'ct In Toilet peui:en
tiary. will ba returned t. Chicago tc
day and win testify MT the trial
atftnst Herring .'s.a.5.< -
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RUSSIAN ANNIVERSARY
BRINGS NO DISTURBANCE

st. Petersburg. Oct. ao--Thls NOR
ming the first anniversary proclama.
ton Of the imperial manifesto giving
constitution passed In ~. Peters.
burg without disorder being report.
ed %%@% @r* Ia.
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followtng statement 81 the caAeissia
af toasg's mae@tang:
ror Dsselerr.ens % West

The Commercial eangress h aniaae
snsoRg commercial organizations of 'le
United States In faes Of ils haEing
had u sAeeaSSfaI @xEeFienee nj six'
teen years sith an increasing inter.
esR DARING that period I'm lis aRmaAl
meesings n has been an infiaeattal
factor in developing great Industrial
pF0ieess tag the benefit ~ the west'
cru csBantry In general The offsets
of the Trans Mississippi Commercial
congress are not sectional hut truly
rational In their character. n IL iR'
tended 10 crystalline western senti
mssnt along iiRes oi commercial dsvei.
mt,n' in order that the immense .m'
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EIGHT MEN CHARGED
WITH RoeBERY EXECUTED

SC. Petersburg. Oct. ao.--Eight
persons arrested here In connection
with the robbery Of siss.sss FROM
Cashier Herman Of the customs
house ON October eth, were tried
by court martial and executed TO-
day. S
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BIG RUSH FOR
: NEVADA LANDS

vance Of the signal Secretary Hitch
cock may be compelled % recommend
the opening be declared invalid. M
action will be taken BY the secretary
until reports have been received from
the several special agents who are
now III the field
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from East - Leaais To spFsngtSeaa ~
IA did fMF hamling the same rA2ss ui
fErtgAs frssa Eass IN Louis So Pss~ia
Tue sait ls ane af 80 himBisr asassans
hF0aght AGAINST the ss'lTo~a taT~&i
deat f..ltaB testified shs' Ne knsw
aasahlag of sha freight raVeA ani saGes
red the attorneys 10 the lHaftIe Esahst
geF nE rate eleFk af to sfsGd
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BARNES or EL PAso
- sEcRETAHy 70 MAcooN

EI Paso. Oct. SOL. A. barnes OF ~
Paso. secretary to General Wood dur.
ing the American occupation Of Cuba.
has been appointed secretary 10 Cow
ernor Magoon and leaves toniorrow
for Havana. 49, III. ,5 I'LL
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
GOES ON HUNTING TRIP

Washington. Oct. 30. -- President
Roosevelt will leave tomorrow for
Pine Knot. Aibermarle county, vir-
ginia. where he will devote the re-
mainder Of the week to hunting. Pine
Knot is the country seat purchased by
Mrs. Roosevelt. who viii accompany
the president.
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Warsaw ouIss

Warsaw, Oct. a0.-~tIp 70 noon the
city has been perfectly quiet The
streets are patrollea by aayalry and
artillery Ii posted nj strategic points
o. preparation against casualties.
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LEASeuR6 DIVERSION
DAM CONTRACT LET
Especial to The Opticl

Especial to The Opticl
Washington. ID. C., Oct. 30.
The secretary of, the inter.
ior today awarded the iaon-
tract for the construction OF
the Leasburg diversion dam
to X. p. Nelson of San Anton
10 on schedules one. two and
three. The firm To whom the
contract vas awarded was
the lowest bidder :, and will
start the work on the great
irrigation project without de-
lay.
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DAsTARpLy ATTEMPr 70
WRECK D. = q. TRAM

Youngstown. o., oct. 30. An at.
tempt was made early this morning
to wreck the Baltimore 4 Ohio train
I'd the eastern part of the CITY. Two
men carrying package we're seen ap
preaching d bridge. A heavy explo-
sion followed shortly afterwards The
bridge was shaken but not wrecked
and the men escaped.
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Washington. Oct. 80. - The inter.
ior department received messages
from Nevada stating that the III fate
is known there of the opening Of the
Walker Lake indian reservation and
charges that thousands are succeed.
Ing in entering the ikerye lii ad.
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tconiinaesa ON page tive,l
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-09
Real Estate Moving.

The following transfers of real es-
tate have been made here this week:
Monroe Fields through Fred Bunker
bought the corner lot whore Judge
Psndleton's Office is located for a4OO.
DR. Williams Of Oklahoma. through
Riley Hilderbrand, acting for Judge
Pendleton, bought the acres owned
by Luther Wolfe, Just below town.
Dickson Thomas and brother have
bought from r A, Pierce the lot be-
tween Mrs. Dalton's bakery and the
Hotel Fiedleri for $3.50. This also
Includes one half OF the adobe wall.
Messrs. Thomas will put up business
building on their lot.
w. A. Collins sold his 10 acre ranch
on the San Juan to Mrs Mary Nit.
cheli Consideration S17OO.
j. j. Jones sold his rantb near
Aztec to Bight and Davis OF Kansas,
for S5,00e Scott Realty Co made
the deal.
Alex Hart Bought lot of G. D,
Sutton through the Scott Realty Co,
W. A. EppGrson OF Cripple Creek,
has bought the land Of G. b spath on
the San Juan river, according to re-
port
W. G. Mayo Of Canon City bought
10 acres of fine land from Price Wal
ters, adjoining Aztec Scott Realty
>Bo. made the SALE -
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The apple Is not entirely without
seeds at all times, Ihis We could hard
ly expect The secretary told me that
he had found no way to distinguish be-
tween apples OF this variety which have
seeds in and those which have none, eN-
cept by cutting INTO them. On the,day
OF my visit we tried IN vain 20 find a
sample with seeds Mr. Green has
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VCterS Must Pay Poll Tax.

In keeping with the new poll tax
law passed by the last legislature to
take effect after March /, 1906, poll
tax for the present year and all en-
suing years is due after March / and
must be paid under penalty of suit be.
fore April Il
An opinion by the attorney general
is to the effect that voter must have
his poll tax receipt in order to vote,
This tax goes directly to the sthoole
and should be cheerfully paid by ev-
cry true American, who must re6og-
ni2c the fact that the life OF the ma
tlon depends on the education of its
children Poll tax is now due and
payable, and any voter who wishes to
participate in the school election
must pay up. Last year out of about
A0O0 vosers only 500 paid poll tax 4
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CiIy-WeII Finished.

The drilling outfit owned and oper-
ated Ivy Gus NEoIholland for some
time has been taken away, the well
having been completed.
The well is now flowing about 1000
gallons an hour. from hole 1112 feef
deep. The artesian flow is runni,ya
niUo the cisserf Hanu ls iurlnsnngle :.
large share of the water used by tie
town. Later pump viii be put in to
supply the summer demand. which
is much create than now.
Just how much of a flow could have
been developed had the well been
driven deeper is Only guess work as
the flow from the time the water
bearing rocl- until the drilling was
discontinued had been increasing
rapidly, from so gallons an hour to
1000 gallons.
The water is clear and very soft
no city water could be better which
was one of the reasons for the city
not going deeper with the we'll, for {
slight change in the formation woult
be very likely to change the quality
of the water Gallup Republican.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-09
News, Not Abuse.

A poem in last weeks Index from
"Snoozer" at Flora Vista, has been
taken exception to by number of In
deX readers, as an insult to the Nor
mon people. II is not and viii not be
the policy of this paper to allow any
abuse through correspondents or
otherwise of any religious denomina-
ton, 1t regrets that the poem in
question appeared and assures the
good people of the Mormon faith and
also its other readers that similar arti-
cles will not again appear in this pa
per. 1t is news, and not abuses our
readers want.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-09

right to propagate the trees. knowing
that the chance for making money out
of the Spencer sccdlcss apple alone will
last but few seasons, the company mas
decided to enter the general nursery
business.
From Che information gathered,
it would seem that, rather than stock
iobbing concern, it has been one Of
purpose OF growing at gresliop for the
nurnber of trees, SO as to put them on
the market at the same time, and to
protect the various persons who have
furnished the money to do this. 1t is
evident that this is one of the few in
stances where the originator of new
fruit will reap a good reward for his la
Dor.
"While some of the claims made for
the Spencer scedless apple have been
oycrdrawn, they have not been exag-
gerdted more than is usually customary
with new fruits and novelties. know
that many new varieties. with less mer-
if than tho Snoncor socdloss annie have
been put through the ordinary channels
OF nursory trade with more eXtravagant
claims. People as a whole are used to
those things and usuoIlv toka all troo
~,
,S'"'' '''','S WIZ" " gram o' S"lV' 30
by taking the grain OF salt along with
the Spencer seedlcss apple. we may say
II i nrocticolIv all tbcv claim II to bo
49,, 49, ,.,', ,', ''','' ', W w
anu S''e '''l"S 10 "'''''''c III Suc'l re-
liable farm papers of the high standing
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The County News



George Mangruh Jr, goes right
ON improving his claim, Reports say
George is getting ed of baching.
If land hunters keep on driving
over the mesa so much, the grass
won't have a chcnce to grow this
spring,
George Adair Si and family will
occupy the Shultz ,anch this season.
Judge Hartman ifthe owner of the
ranch.
The report that Largo was to be
fumed this spring is a mistake.
Lumber was hauleb for other nume
work on the Hammond ditch.
Howard Kersey pf La Plata, pur-
chased 46 steers fC'e last week and
moved them to thS La Plata, Con-
sideration SIC to S1{ per head.
Sam Walton is leamped near the
ferry just across the river from
Bloomfield. He expects to occupy
the Wolf house as soon as ne COM
pletes job on the youth side.
Some trouble heR last week over
the inspection of abide. Cattlemen
are kicking becauie the law is not
enforced. If it's poOd LET il ha en-
forced, if it's bad the sooner it will
be changed if enfotced Too many
brands unregistered gives the rustler
TOO good chance y get in his work.
Fred Townsend is remodeling the
residence on the Potter ranch and
expects to put a fence around his
ranch this spring. This viii cover
so acres of mesa Land, about the only
real fencing on the mesa but the
mesa will soon all Be under fence and
che roads must be put on the lines.
But little can be done in that respect
until lines are established and then
be time to make 'old improvements
that are permanent
Weather summary for February:
Maximum Temperature, 62'; mini
mum, 170; mean, 81; greatest daily
range, 41'; least, IT, Precipitation,
10 % inch. A trace of snow. Clear
days, 8. Partly cloldy, H.. Cloudy,
p. Days with .01 or more inches pre-
cipitation, 5. Number of windy days,
10.
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the family.

7'A.vc'
Looks as though we were in for
windy spring.
Most people remained quiet during
the stormy weather,
J. B. Stamsberry and family now
occupy the Cedarholm ranch.
Fred LeClerc will soon have his
new shop in readiness for use.
Sheriff Vaughan had business in
this part of the county last week.
Judge Hippler was in Aztec Mon
day for new bill of goods for his
store,
Homer Fields and family will occu-
py the vacated dolby on the Swirc
ranch.
Sam Smith is planning to build a
house ON his mesa claim during the
summer
Fill Green is making plans to spray
his orchard, Fill is up to date on the
fruit business.
Val Finch occupies his cabin near
5he postollice. Val expects to work
in Durango this summer.
Tenemos un luioso y comp leto sur
lido de cortes de seda de todos co.
lores para veatidOr caracar de
Sonoras. Muy bonitos. Precio regu
lar 75c Ia yd,, SOC la yd.
MACLEOD & TOWNSEND
Agtao
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Instruments Filed.

Warranty Deeds-DJ Craig and wife
to John D Niswonger: w l. Fad
dack to F w Brown and wife; J T
Nillson and wife to Camera Palm
er; D Craig and wife to j T
Hobbs; c Brimhall and wife to j Z
Bruce; Sarah Lamb to B i Brucel
G Brimhall and wife to J II Orndorl
Price Walters to L l. Page 8nd WI;
j S Hartman and vile to Monroe
Fields; J y Koontz to Granville
Pendleton; Luther Wolfe and wife
to G } Williams
Trust Deeds--Maggio J Creighton to
W Z Williams; Geo Stiefel and wi
to H d Abrams; E L Page and wife
to r A Pierce | T Mcdonald ct al
to Mary A Bay; G J Williams and
wife to J r IIilderbrand.
Ditch Plat-Geo stiefel ct al.
Bond for Deed Price Walters and
wife to G II Bates,
uhattcl Mortgages Geo II Poyte to
Joseph Calpra IF Boettcher to J.
4 Becker %.
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The Spencer SeadIeSS Epple.


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,,.t 0otohon ~, ro,,,ostod o disintcrcst-
nd marty fine well known horticultural
cxpert w FranL Crowley of Montrose,
Colorado to 90 to Grand Junction and
rcnort without glovcs in every detail.
His report is as follows,
Mn O"o " ''N' ''''' WV '
! have made the TRIP 10 "fahu juno
ton, Colo, and investigated the oPen-
Ger seedleSS apple rs u'r'c'ou pl you.
So FAR as | am able to understand '''
proposition, there is no fake or hunoug
connected with IT. was somewhat
surprised to ma among 'n' S'ocNnolo-
ers some men whom nave known 'o'
years ao thoroughly Pr'''''' 'n" NON
oroble horticuItur'sts' Among these are
"uham bomgnrdher oil ur''l'o Juucuoh'
who has been prominent IN No'oIouo
horticulture lor years W. U' carpenter
OF Grand Junction Is another VINO was
formerly engaged in the nursery buSl-
ness at faTbury, Neo' J. " hunuhg
editor and proprietor OF the ''Iy Nehu-
mel and mayor OF the town Is " STOCK
holder and Il director Oh'I'oS = New
ton, president OF th' H''oIe'' oPP''
company Is pronllNeh' business ''''"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-09

BY YRS. EVANS WOOD.

Mrs. j. F. Burns Is quite sick with
La Grippe,
Fresh garden seed, for sale by J. T.
McQuillan, Flora Vista, So
George Jones is building a frame
house for c. NJ. Tonkinson ON the
new town site.
The Jones brothers have finished a
four-wire fence around their claim on
the Beach arroya.
DR. Condit made a professional
visit to Hundley who has been on
the sick list for several days
Charles M. Butler has sold the east
twenty acres of his ranch to Mr., God
frey of Durango for $1,000. The
place has a small orchard on it.