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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19
ELECTION NOTICE.

Resolved, that an election of the
qualified voters of the county of San
Juan and Territory of New Mexico is
hereby called to be held at the vari-
Gus voting precincts of the said coun-
ty of San Juan, as established by said
board on Tuesday, November 8, 1906,
for the purpose OF voting for the fol-
lowing officers, to-wit:
One member to the sixtieth con-
gress.
One member of the council Of the
37th legislative assembly.
One member of The house of Repre-
sentatives of 37th legislative assembly.
One member constitutional conven-
ton.
One county commissioner first dist
riot for term of years.
One county commissioner second
district for term of 2 years.
One sheriff
One Probate Judge.
One Probate Clerk and Ex-officiC
Recorder.
One Treasurer and ex-officio col
lector.
One assessor.
One superintendent of schools.
One surveyor.
"Shall Arizona and New Mexico bt
united to form one State2o
Polls shall be open from o'clocl
a. m. until 8 o'clock p. m.
Said election in all respects to b.
held in conformity with the laws o
New Mexico.
Witness, the seal of the board o
county commissioners of the count.
of San Juan and the Territory 0
New Mexico and the hand Of it
chairman and clerk this First day o
October, A. d. 1906.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19
Grand Jury RepOrt.

In the district court of ithe First Judi
cial district of the tdrritory of New
Mexico sitting in and for the county
of San Juan.
To the Hon. John R. llcFie, judge of
said court.
Sir-We, the grand jury, selected,
empaneled and sworn d serve for the
October, 1906, term Of the district court
beg to make the following report;
We have been in session six days,
have examined 65 witnesses which have
been brought before us in the different
cases for our investigation, have exam
ined into % cases, have found l3 true
bills and in Is cases have returned mo
true bill for the reason that insufficient
evidence was had, on account Of the
several committing magistrates failing
to place important witr lesses under bond
for their appearance before the grand
Jury.
We recommend that the proper atten'
ton should be brought to these justices
of the peace in this regard, because
firstly in many cases the most import
ant witnesses in criminal cases leave the
locality and it is with great difficulty
and expense to the &C unity that they
are brought before the grand jury anC
in many cases it is impossible to ge
them again.
We are pleased to report to your hon
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19
Trees that Grow.

The International Nurseries, of Dem
yer, Colo, has appointed A. R. Tate
man its agent for San Juan county,
and he is now canvassing the terri
tory. The references of the lnterna-
tional Nurseries are The best, being
the First National Bank, of Denver,
and Dun and Bradstreet Mercantile
agencies. The Nurseries have been
under the same management for six
teen years and send out only the best
of fruit and ornamental shade trees,
shrubs, vines, roses, hedge plants,
bulbs, etc. Mr.. Tatman's address is
Aztec, N. M, should he miss you in
his rounds. 1t pays to plant reliable
trees ahd these are what Mr.. Tatman
sells. 80
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19
JUDGES OF ELECTION.

JUDGES OF Ell LECTION.
The following persc cIn, are appoint
ed by the said board as Judges of
election in the variou precincts and
the places designated:
Prect No 1, Rufno Martinez, Raj
Lopaa and Agapito QuIintano, election
to be held at the usual voting place in
said precinct.
Prect No 2, T o Kirk, Joe Howe
and S o Pinkstaff, eleetion to be held
at the court bouse in Aztec.
Prect No 8, ] W GlAistor, Lancing
Jackson and w l. Padldack, election
to be held in the school house in dis
trict No 1S.
Prect No 4, O H Algert JKP Pip
kin and CT CollyeF, election to be
held at the Fruitland school house in
school district No 4.
Prect No 5, John s Rodgers, w A
Hunter and W F Paxt on, election to
be held at the city hall in Farming
ton.
Prect No 8, Fred Townsend, Val
Finch and ] A Hipplelf, election to be
held at the usual voting place in said
precinct.
Prect No 7, Ramon IJaquez, Banino
Manzanarez and MAJ lrtin Pacheco,
election to be held alt the usual vot-
ing place in said precinct.
Prect Nos, James Mccoy, F T.
Hickman and Chas Butler, election,tc
be held at the school house in schoo
district Nos.
Prect No 6, Juan Y Valencia, Dan
iel Atencio and SixtD Baca, election
to be held at the usual voting place il
said precinct.
Prect No 10, E B Hendricks, E +
Foster and Henry Woods, election tx
be held at the school house at Cedal
Hill.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19
EarRiRd Fruit Trees.

The people of San Juan county
have now an opportunity to purchase
nursery stock from the famed Pecos
valley. These are the hardest varie-
ties bearing in New Mexico. The
stock is grown in about the same alti-
tude and climate as that Of San Juan
county. The stock is better adapted
to this section than any other which
has been placed here. Frank Hart
man is selling the Pecos stock in con-
nection with the Spencer Seedless ap-
pie. If he does not find you write to
him at Durango and he will give you
prices and list of stock. Cut out the
non-earning tree and put in good
one, which will cost you no more than
does the inferior stock.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19
The Palace at Durango.

John English has solved the secret
of success in the hotel business, and
yet it is no great secret after all, for
if you stop at his place you can see
for yourself. 1t is merely in setting
good table and keeping light, clean .,
airy and well-ventilnt'-@.1 stops at
ia note, w..i.s aud !. hotel that has
these accommodations soon gets to
be known among people who travel
That accounts for the large crowds
the Palace always has. II
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

W. A. BallInger has lived at Bloom.
field several years, coming here for
his health from Ohio. The balmy
climate of this Land of Sunshine has
done him worlds of good and he will
give tho office of school superintend.
ent intelligent care. Vote for Balm
ger.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

j. A. Hippler, for county surveyor.
will make winning race. He has o
ranch and store at Bloomfield and IL
one of the progressive citizens of this
county. His qualifications for the
office are unquestioned. Give Jack
Hippler your vote.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

Ina county like San Juan, where
candidates have lived for many years
any attempt at false representations
for political effect should receive de-
served rebuke. A clean campaign is
the one that leaves fewest black spots
and appeals to thinking people.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

The taxpayers OF this county will
do lot of hard thinning before they
turn down a man VINO has made as
good a record as w z. Williams has
made In the office of 5unty treasurer
and collector. Mr.. " ,lliams has col
lected taxes more dlosely than was
ever done before by treasurer. The
files of the county papers show that
there never was as small a delinquent
tax list as that now 1eing published,
due to the diligence With which Will
Williams has looked after the tax
payers business entrusted to him.
Every cent of county money is in it's
proper place, and Mr.. Williams quar-
terly statements are ,odels of accur-
acy. He is the kind OF officer the
people need and thby will re.elect
him.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

or that we find that the county is prac-
tically free from crime, the indictments |
returned being of a very trivial nature,
and we congratulate the people of the
county for having peace loving and
abiding people in their limits.
We also beg to report to your honor
that we find the Sunday law well OBJ
served, which is most gratifying to us as
find a single case wherein parents and
guardians have failed to send their chill
dren to school.
We beg to thank your honor for your
courteous treatment OF our body, the
district attorney for his assistance to us
| in our duties and all the officers OF the
court for their treatment and assistance
to us. and now having completed our
labors, we most respectfully ask for our
discharge. THE GRAND jury.
By Joe Prewitt, Foreman.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
To the Foreman of the Grand Jury.
Sir-We, your committee appointed
to inspect the public buildings of this
county, beg to report as follows;
We have inspected the cOult house,
and Jail and would say that we find
them in good condition, the court house
being in first-class repair and Jail as
clean and neat as is possible under the
circumstances.
The only recommendation We have to
make is that if the court house repair
fund has sufficient money that the coun-
| ty commissioners have ropes and pulleys
placed on all the windows of the court
house. Respectfully submitted
R. RIPLEY, Chairman.
, COUNTY CLERK AND TREASURER.
To the Foreman of the Grand jury.
Sir-We your committee appointed tc
examine into the Offices of the county
, clerk and treasurer beg to report as fol
lows:
We have gone through the office o
, the clerk of the probate court and fine
/ it well and orderly kept, the books il
good shape and the officers courteous tt
: our committee.
r We have examined the books and re
port of the county collector and treas
urer and annexed beg to hand you
tabulated report as we found it in tn
: office of the collector and treasurer
v We congratulate the county on it
y financial condition and on the carefu
and businesslike methods in which tn
# affairs of the county are carried on.
FRANK HoFF, Chairman.
|, Financial condition of the county {
e San Juan:
It Outstanding bonds $2l, 900.
Receipts for year ending Sept. 30, l9OO
S, Cash on hand Oct /, l906....s 7,l32.S
'e Taxes, int, rents, penalties etc 3O,27S.C
1T Occupation licenses collected. 743.i
n Gaming and liquor licenses. 1,72S.'
lie Fines and penalties collected 145.O
o Poll taxes collected .......... S24.
Mt Common school income Ter. $50
ne Total. .................,.$41,SO 1902.
q Disbursements.
~ Warrants and interest. ..... S20,604.
~ Remitted to Ter treasurer. ii ,626.
Remitted Pennington treas. 26l.
Il Remitted TO Aztec treas ..... llS.
20 Costs on delinquent taxes. rs.
90 Collectors ex and mileage. A
- Cash on hand
0 Citizens bank Aztec 8 7S06l
" lst Nat. Farmgton 6,6lS.66
oy Koontz Bros, N. Y 424.76
~ Cash items. .... 1880
~ Legal tender. r.... 44.3l 1907
M Total. ...,.... ........ .s41, ,sO2
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19
DEMOCRATIC RALLIES.

Two or more of the following speak
ers will address meetings as stated
below, viz: Hon. FRI ',k A. Burdick,
Walter M. Danburg, F. S. Whitehead
Geo. D. Sutton, VIM. Butler.
Graves School House, Cedar Hill,
Oct. 18th. ?
Court House, Aztec Friday night,
Oct. 10Th.
School House, Flory Vista, Satur.
day night, Oct. Goth.
4 "a, o.. iitIand 1o5{nd this o. '"'
(ostn n1' rmington oc s.n miec
oomfeld Oct. =. tl.
Blanco Oct. 29th.
Alcatras Oct. 3Oth.
Pine River Nov. 1st.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

Jay Turley, candidate ior constltu,
tional delegate on }he Republican
ticket, has been resident of San
Juan county three gears and of the
territory several more His large ir-
rigation project at llanco Ia looking
well. From q wide experience in
legislative matters M Turley's nom.
ination for constitutional delegate is
most timely and he Rhould receive O
handsome majority. Vote for Jay
Turley and good laws for the new
state of Arizona.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

The Republican county convention
of Rio Arriba county was held last
Monday and nominated W. G. Sar-
geant as candidate for the legislative
council. Price Walters was indorsed
by the convention as the San Juan
member of this legislative district for
assemblyman.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19
F. 7. AmiOf,

Land Agent, Blanco, New Mexico,
160 acres easily irrigated, on the San
Juan river, near Blanco. Will sell
entire or cut to suit purchaser. This
is snap for investment Look into
it. 37-4.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

Rosendo Martinez, nominee of the
Republican convention for commits
sioner of the First district, is young
man of honesty and thrift. He has
taught school in several districts of
the county and his friends have un-
bounded faith in him and his ability
to conduct the duties of commission
er fairly and well, He is property
owner both at Blanco and La Plata.
A vote for Rosendo Martinez is vote
for good government.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

The Republican central committee
wi meet at Aztec tomorrow. The
Republican campaign will then start
in earnest.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19
Teachers heetiRd.

The following is the program to be
given at the Teachers meeting, Az
tee on Saturday, Oct. 20:
Address DR.. Smith.
General Discussi on on
Course of Study, in
troduced by. ...... Miss Thomas.
Value &C ID afOy,,, Cra1I;,,c. NJ, D,,tl,,,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

Registration books close Oct. 26th,
If you are not sure y4u are registered
better see registration board of your
precinct.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

Vote for the party of Progress and
Prosperity-you can't go wrong,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

A. Sever, Republican nominee for
commissioner of the Second district,
who has lived at Flora Vista for many
years, will receive the hearty support
of hundreds of friends and neighbors.
He is one of the pioneers of San Juan
county and its best interests lie near
est his heart. Mr.. Sever has record
for conscientious integrity and fair
ness all his life. He will fulfill the
duties of the Office of commissioner
most creditably.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

Price Walters deserves the vote of
every man in this county. The larg-
er his vote in this county the more
influential will he be at the coming
session of the legislative assembly.
There are several measures of great
Importance to the people of this coun-
ty that Mr.. Walters will introduce.
He needs your vote, Mr.. Taxpayer to
back up his efforts. Don't you see itF
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

Charles Hancock, from Pine River,
candidate for probate judge on the
Republican ticket, is young man of
undisputed qualifications for probate
judge. He has been a resident of
Pine River for several years and his
friends will give him good majority
on election day. Vote for Hancock.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

Will Noland, Republican candidate
for sheriff, is worthy the best support
of the best citizens of this county. In
every walk of life Will holland has
acted the part of man and his quail
ifications for sheriff are welhkpowlf
him in the sheriff's office on Nov. 9Th
A vote for Noland is vote for pro
gress.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

Do not fail to VOTE for Joint state-
hood.
Kssp your eye stbhe flag. 1t is
always on top.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19

Get a season ticket for the Midland
Lyceum course.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-19
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Better vote 'er straight.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
RAMBLER CAR
= rs ATTRACTIVE E
ARRANGEMENT OF GEAR CASE
PROVES CONVENIENT
New Runabout Possesses Many Fea-
tures Which VIII Make a
Strong Appeal to Auto
mobilists

Rambler adherents will take espe-
cial interest in the new runabout
which promises to become an active
factor In local automobile circles dur
ing the season Of 1907. A feature that
must necessarily appeal and lie that
is embodied in the new car pertains to
the gear case.
The transmission gear is tie plane
tary type, located on an extension of
the motor shaft and entirely inclosed.
The gear case is attached directly to
the crank case of the motor and con-
tains not only the change speed gears,
but the fly wheel and clutch. 1t is
absolutely oil tight and the entire
transmitting mechanism runs in an
oil bath.
Ignition is by jump spark, the coil
being a double unit located on the
dash with two-way switch and cut
out plug on the front of the coil box,
and is the latest design of one of the
most prominent coil makers.
The regular equipment comprises two
sets of dry batteries, two oil side
lights, full set of wrenches. oilers,
pump and tire repair kit. In this con-
dition the price is $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
AUTOMOB|L|sTs
COME AND CO
POLITICIANS HAVE RECOURSE
TO MACHINES
Record Trip to San Francisco Given
Up When Spring Hangers Be-
come Loosened---Auto
Purchases

A. w. Gump and family will return
today from Mt. Baldy, whittier they
travelled last week in a Jackson tour
ing car.
journeyed to Uplands yesterday with
a Jackson machine, which he delivered
to the purchaser.
A Maxwell delivery wagon will be
among the new arrivals which are ex-
pected this week A car of four cy-
Under Maxwells is expected within
a few days.
Don M. Lee of the Los Angeles
Cadillac agency, with Arthur C. Hull,
d. D. Edmonds and Earl Cooper of
San Francisco, returned Saturday
evening from Santa Maria. which point
they reached on an attempt to lower
the record between Los Angeles and
San Francisco. Travelling on twenty
mile schedule, a rear spring hanger
became loose this side of Ell Rio and
efforts to reach San Francisco on rec
ord time were given up.
Bob Fulton has receiced his Stod-
dard Dayton machine. AL Myer and
]. B. Treadwell have placed orders for
Stoddards.
J. b. Lippincott and William Mulhol-
land have returned from trip to the
Owens river precincts, which was
made in a Dayton car. Eastern en-
gineers who are to participate In es-
timations on the Owens proposition
will leave shortly in Stoddard Day
ton.
G. o. Barnes of San Francisco
reached Los Angeles this week after
a pleasant trip made with Haynes
car.
]. e. Paul of the Marion agency re-
turned Thursday from Indianapolis,
where he visited the Marion factory.
e. c. Steirnlov purchased 30 horse
power Dolson last week.
politicians appear to have a mo-
nopoly on automobiles at the present
time" said w. K. Cowan yesterday.
Another point raised and we'll taken
for the growing necessity of the horse
less wagons.
Gone is the stump" and from now
on the election time orators are to vent
their speech from the luxurious bodies
of the ever present machines which are
Just now scurrying back and forth
throughout California, carrying the
standard bearers of various political
parties.
w. X. Cowan and family enjoyed a
pleasant run to San Bernardino
Wednesday in a Rambler surrey. 20.
T. e. Finch of San Bernardino Is
among those who have contracted for
Rambler surreys, 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04

Montgomery; Glenita, b. M. by Rex
Clifford, L. p. Keller; Birdnut, b. M,
by Neernut, Charles Parker; Albu-
querque, b. s., by Allerton, s. 70. Kent;
Ida Millerton, bl M, by Millerton, II.
M. Henderson; Helen Dare, br. M, by
zombro, George T. Beckers.
2:06 pace, $1000-welcome Mac, b. g.,
by Mckinney, Thomas Hughes;; Deli-
lah, b. m, by zolock, Henry Delaney;
Phalla, b. m, by Alllewood, Capitol
City stable; Kelly Briggs, br. g., by
Bayswater Wilkes, William J. Ivey;
Alpha w, Charles Deryder; Derbertha
CHI m. by Charles Derby, Robert Niles:
Nellie r, b. m, by Wayland w, James
| Long.
2:25 trot, $5O0--Claval, b. g., by Conf.
fer, Saddler & Dodge; Era, m, by
Zombro, William Morgan; Albuquer-
que, b. s., by Allerton, s. r. Kent; Ids
Millerton, bl. M, by Millerton, II. N
Henderson; Helen Dare, br. M, by
Zombro, George T. Beckers; klamath
Maid, b. M, by Neernut, George w
Ford; Cedric Mac, ch. g., by Nearest
George II. Parker; Chinwe, b. g., by
Athadon, ]. r. Albertson.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
STANFORD AND
. BERKELEY PREPARE
MUCH INTEREST MANIFESTED
IN THE GAME --'.
First University English Struggle
viii Occur on an American
Gridiron Novem-
ber 10
Special to The Herald.


BERKELEY, Nov. appropriations
for the big Came are steadily adj
vancing at the University of California,
with the expectation of entertaining
one of the largest crowds that ever
attended an intercollegiate football
contest.
Indeed, judging from the interest
manifested in the preliminary engage
ments, there will be a record d-breaking
attendance at California field on the
afternoon Of Now :nber 10, when the
blue and gold clash with the cardinal
in the first intercollegiate Rugby foot
ball game ever played in this country.
The very novelty of 1t will be suffi-
cient to bring out all lovers of the
manly sport. Then there has been so
much spoken for and against the new
game, and it has been so often likened
to game of marbles or basket ball
or tiddley winks," that peoples curl
osity has been thoroughly aroused and
they will turn out to have look at
the style of sport which now bids fair
to usurp the place of the old intercol-
legiate.
They can then judge for themselves
what kind of "child's play" the presi-
dents of the two great institutions of
learning are trying to foist upon the
lusty college fellows in the name of
football.
1t is the common verdict among the
men who play the game that it calls
for Just as much blood and iron as
ever Walter Camps game of revised
Rugby demanded.
But there are not quite so many
manned for life. or killed in the high
school contests where Rugby has been
adopted, So in all probability, it will
not satisfy the taste of the profess
sional class and those who have made
up their mind that a mistake was
made in changing the old game for the
English product.
Gathered around California's train
ing table this year are some of the
best players that have ever fought for
the blue and gold. There are very few
of what are termed brilliant players,
but there are more of the steady plod-
ders, who, after all, count for most in a
stubborn uphill ght.
Whitman of Stanton as fullback
can always be depended upon for cool.
heady playing whenever the ghost of
an opportunity is given them. And the
remainder of California's fifteen can
be counted on to follow up that sort
of a lead with hard, consistant ham
mering, and clever passing and drib-
bling. and every manner of thick and
catch play known to the ancient and
time honored British game.
They are strong men, every one of
them, and will give an excellent ac-
count of themselves on the gridiron
next Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
WAYNE MACHINES
ARE IN DEMAND
POPULAR CARS ABOUT TO
ARRIVE
Great HORSEPOWER Automobiles viii
Soon Reach Los AnueIes-Sev-
eraI Carloads Of Touring
Cars en- Route

e. Jr. Bennett of the Wayne Automo-
bile company has been very busy since
his return from the factory responding
to Inquiries regarding the big cars that
the Wayne people are turning out for
1907.
A carload of these machines, which
have made such a favorable impression
on the eastern market, is due to ar
rive about next Wednesday, There
will be a Model F 5000 horsepower and
Model K 35-40 horsepower, and one
runabout, it being impossible to shir
three of these big machines In a car.
H. G. Norris of Lordsburg, who has
a Wayne touring car, has placed ar
order for a runabout of the same make
and will receive his machine in a few
days. G.. o. walters of Long Beach
has taken on the Wayne line and has
ordered a runabout and a touring car
S. p. Twomey of Pomona has con-
tracted for that territory and has a
runabout coming.
e. F. Wickersheim, the Santa Ana
agent, was up the past week to get a
light Victoria, and P. j. Weisel, repre-
senting the Wayne at Anaheim, was
here to get two runabouts.
Mr.. Bennett reports business very
brisk with all his cars.