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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-12
her infant daughter. The baby has

her infant daughter. The baby has
shown some improvement since the
change. i
Frank Nichol OF Des Moines, deputy
United States marshal, spent Sunday
with his mother and sister in this city.
Mrs. r. T. Bartram and daughter,
Lois, will join DR.. Bartram at Usage,
Kas. at the close Of the present school
year and if things prove congenial, the
family will make their future home In
the Sunfower state.
F. G. Hammond went to Russell re.
Gently on business. Il.
Beware of ointments for catarrh That
CONTAIN Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely. derango
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians. as the damage they Will do ID
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure
manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co,
Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and
is taken internally. acting directly up
on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. In buying Halls CatarrhI
Cure be sure you get the genuine. It Is /
taken internally and made in Toledo I
Ohio, by +. ]. Cheney & Co. TestimonA
ials free. Sold by Druggists. Price 75e.!
per bottle Take Halls Family pills
for constipation.
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Mrs. w. S. McCullagh returned yes
terday from Abba where she attend
ed meeting of the Women's Foreign
Missionary society of this district.
J. N. Fields, [of Alliance, Neb., who
has been here several months, tran
sacting business. has returned home.
E. D. Randolph Of Foster, formerly
of this county, has been here this week
visiting relative = and transacting BUSH
ness.
Joseph L. Piper has sold an control
ling interest in his grocery store to J..
r. West, who has been working for
him for some time. Mr.: Piper will
again enter the railway mail service
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DR.. Revers and wife of Des Moines
visited several days with Geo. Men
denall the past week returning home
Thursday.
Oscar Blakley's 16-year-old son died
Wednesday morning with pneumonia.
He was only sick five days.
Kline Norris left Wednesday for
California. She goes by way of Mt.
Pleasant where she will meet her
uncle Joseph Kick who will go with
her.
John silvers of Cantril was in the
city Saturday.
J. C. Silvers is in Nebraska looking
after his farm in that state.
Peter Nelson Of Batavia spent Sun
day in Stockport.
The Stockport Maroons crossed
bats with the GFlasgow team Sunday.
Stockport now has five automobiles
and two more purchased.
NJ. T. Holly who sold his farm near
LongviewNhas purchased farm near
Cttumwa.
Three thousand bushels of oats were
bought at Stockport Friday.
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Marriage licenses were granted
Thursday and Friday to Michael NJ
Tierney, 33, and Elizabeth A. Murphy,
vi, Melrose; to Joseph v. Dicks, 20,
Abba, and Blanche Pressing, II, Lock-
man; and Anthony Monohan, %, and
Catherine Hovoe, II, Hiteman.
Mrs. Joanna Esshom has returned
from an extended visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Scott Collins, in Cedar Rap
Ids.
The Home and Foreign missionary
societies of the Des Moines Presbytery
closed very successful two days SEES
sion at this place Thursday evening.
The Monroe county board of super
visors, accompanied by the state high
way engineer went to Eddyville yester-
day to look after the condition of the
approach to the large bridge at that
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Misses Lottie and Lovilla Copeland
and Miss Jessie Shirk. teachers Of the
schools here went to Ottumwa last
Thursday to attend the teachers
meeting.
Prof. McClain and family of Mount
Pleasant visited last week at the home
of Mrs. McClain's sister Mrs. Ralph
Bllingsly..
Mrs. Robert Graves returned Tues
day from a months stay in Iowa City.
Miss Edna Ferre who is attending
school there also returned for the
spring vacation.
Miss Birdie Teter went to OttumWa
to attend the teachers meeting.
Mrs. Caller became quite i'll Friday
with heart disease.
Jesse Benn went to Oskaloosa We'd
nesday for another Maxwell automo-
bile.
Mrs. Levi Downs and daughter Bes-
sic We're in Mt. Pleasant this week.
Mrs. Queen Allen of Mt. Pleasant
came over to care for her mother Mrs.
Caller.
VIM. Burlington has bought the
Julius Brooks property north Of the
railroad.
Mrs. J. W. Blackford went to Bona
parte for couple of days visit at the
homes of A. V. and w. s. Blackford.
Mrs. Geo. Brown Of Batavia is
spending the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawther.
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Fryburger for his SUPPLEMENTARY Of
the school,.
Miss Jessie Pearce entertained the
Narcissus club Saturday evening.
Miss Bethine Kennedy who teaches
at Ormanville spent Sunday with her
mother Mrs. Nellie Kennedy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. Williams left on
Saturday for Ottumwa where they
spent the Sabbath with their
daughter Mrs. A. Long, 604 West Sec
ond street and Mrs. J. H. Fredrickson,
230 Holt street.
Mrs. John Cole and Mrs. Chas. Clark
spent Friday in Oskaloosa.
The coal company has a force OF
men putting in repairs at the mine.
They will also put in new track and
scales.
J. NJ. Mall General manager of the
mine was in town on Thursday.
r. Williams was a business caller in
Knoxville Monday.
Chas. McCohster of Beacon secured
work in the mine this week as timber
boss.
Mrs. VIM. Druse also Misses Lucreta
and Rosetta Robertson spent Thursday
in Oskaloosa.
The miners were paid on Saturday
for the last half of March.
A. J. Anderson of Des Moines was
in town Tuesday on business.
j. A. LANCE of Oskaloosa was i'll
town Friday on mining business.
Mrs. Anna WEIGH of Knoxville is
visiting at the ]. L. Thompson home
this week
A. A. Morgan spent Sunday in OF
tumwa with friends and relatives.
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Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That
CONTAIN Mercury.

JOANNA.
Gold Medal Flour is real economy.
PRUDENCE
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-14
HE COMRADE
WINFIELD, La.
POLICE JURY
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Winfield, La, Oct. 3, 1910.

Winfield, La, Ocl. ., l91V'
The Police Jury Of the Parish OF
Vim met this date in regular ses'
sion with the following members
present: J. I. Porter, A. S. Peters,
L. G. Willis, 7. B. Pucket, D. b.
Shumate. J. r. Horn, J. I. Payne,
]. Il. Carter. D. B. Williams and
j. i. Brewton, all present.
On motion Mr.. Porter that the
3 sum of S10.35 be appropriated out
Of the bridge fund to pay for re-
pairing bridge Oh upper Alexan'
dria road on Sulphur creek. Caro-.
Report of reviewers appointed
to review new road in ward 3 from
i ) NJ Willis place intersectlng Skies
road near J X Erskins read and
received and J P Smith appointed
overseer on. said road. Carried
On motion Mr.. Willis that the
sum of S12O be appropriated out
Of the bridge fund to build two
bridges in Bouccoup swamp on
Winfield and Columbia road
Committee to let contract and
superintend the building of botE
bridges B @ May, G r Hatten anc
n G Willis. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Pickett that thu
sum Of $10.4O be appropriated GU
Of the bridge fund to pay for re
pairing bridge on Big Creek OF
Evansville and Winfield road
Carried.
On motion Mr.. Brewton that tn
. sum Of $25 in addition to S175 al
ready appropriated be appropria1
ed out Of the bridge fund to bull
bridge at Cloud crossing on Saline
Carried.
On motion Mr.. Horn that tn
sum Of $50 be appropriated out Q
the bridge fund to build bridge o
Maybin Creek on Alexandria an
Montgomery road, committee t
let contract and superintend built
ing bridge, I + Wade, NJ Chellett
and j. r Horn. Carried,
On motion Mr.. Horn that til
sum Of s35 be appropriated out
the bridge fund to pay for materi'
to build bridge on Rowe Creeksso
Harrisonburg road, work to
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On motion Mr.. Carter that the

On motion Mr.. Carter that the
sum of 800 be appropriated out OF
the bridge fund to buy material to
build bridge on Calvin and Camptl
road, work to be done by overseer
and road hands. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Garter that the
sum of IS be appropriated out of
the bridge fund to repair bridge on
Garfouches on Calvin and Camptl
road. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Willis that the
sum Of $35 be appropriated out of
the bridge fund to build bridge
near Lawrence place on Buckskin
road, committee to let, contract and
superintend said bridge, Jeff Curry,
p T Smith and T G Willis. Card.
On motion Mr. Horn that the sum
of $40 be appropriated out of the
bridge fund to buy material to
build bridge on Bulger branch on
Winfield and Montgomery road,
work to be done by overseer and
road hands,. Carried.
! On motion Mr.. Porter that the
sum of $25 be appropriated ont Of
the bridge fund to buy material to
build bridge on slough south OF
Port de Louis bridge at DeLoacl
crossing, work to be done by over
seer and road hands. Carried.
| On motion DR.. Williams that thu
ordinance be passed ordering
special election to vote on the pro
position of the levy of a 5 mill ta>
for five years for the purpose o
building good roads, petition hav
ing been presented with 40 sigma
lures thereon. The following vot
was recorded: Porter yea, Peter
yea, Willis yea, Puckitt yea, Shu
mate yea, Horn yea, Payne yea
Carried.
On motion Mr.. Payne that tn
sum of $550.50 be appropriate
: out of the general fund to pa
premiums offered by the Win
Pari h Fair at Dodson for livestoc
and agriculture.
: Amended motion offered by d.
Williams that the sum Of $3.50 b
! appropriated out Of the gener;
fund for said, purpose. Vote take
on amended motion resulted q
: follows: Porter yea, Peters We;
Willis yea, Puckitt>no, Shumat
yea, Horn yea, Payne no, Carte
no, Williams yea, Brcwton nj
: Amendment carried.
The President appointed the fo
g lowing committee to prepare a pr
bable budget Of expenses for IL
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and D B Williams, A S Peters and
Fl M Roberts are appointed a COM
mittee to let contract and superin-
tend building said bridge. Carri'd.
On motion Mr.. Willis that $6 be
appropriated out of the bridge
fund to pay for having bridge re-
paired in Boucoup swamp on Winn-
field and Columbia road. Carried.
On motion MI. Brewton that the
sum Of $500 or as much thereof as
may be necessary be appropriated
out of the bridge fund to build
bridge on slough at Salt works on
Calvin and Goldonna road and that
L w Clifton, W L Babers and j L
Brewton be appointed as committee
to let contract and superintend
building said bridge. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Porter that the
sum Of $15 be appropriated out of
the general fund for the immediate
relief Of Fl j Lowery. Carried.
On motion Mr.. BreWt0n that the
sum of S. be appropriated out Of
the general fund to pay R L Weeks
for the use of house and lights fol
holding elections in Ward Ten
Carried.
On motion Mr.. Peters the Presi
dent appointed the following
committee to examine bridges
across Dugdemonia swamp at Cor
hams crossing: J q Garter, j l
Brewton and S NJ Abel.
| On motion the body took recess
for committee work.
The body was called together b.
the President and on motion ad
journed until tomorrow morning
o'clock.
Winfield, La, Oct. 5, 1910.
The Police Jury met this dat
pursuant to adjournment with a
members present.
On motion Mr.. Carter that th
sum Of SIS be appropriated out {
the bridgd fund to build bridge 0
slough in Kyiche swamp on VIM
field and Arcadia road and that !
C Mcdowell, j r Machen and
E Carter be appointed as commi
tee to let contract and superinten
. said work. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Garter that Il
!, sum of $50 be appropriated out I
bridge fund to build bridge E
Couley creek on Calvin and S
Maurice road, that Allen Frank
I A Jackson and J E Carter
! appointed a committee to let co
t tract and superintend the buildir
9 of said bridge. Carried.
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nolnted as a committee to let con.
tract and superintend building
said bridge. Carried,
On motion Mr.. Willis that the
sum of $15 be appropriated out OF
the bridge fund to buy material to
build bridge on slough in Beech
creek swamp, said bridge to be
built by overseer and road hands
Carried.
On motion Mr.. Willis the request
of petition from citizens of ward 8
was granted asking for new road
beginning at J NJ Willis place and
running via Dock Compton, L l.
Benson, T A Kinnison to parish
line at Frank Newson old place.
THE following named persons were
appointed to review said road and
report to the Police Jury at its
next meeting: T A Kinnison,> I l.
Benson, w p Riser, J n Laird, }
NJ Willis and j L Delaney. Card.
On motion Mr. Willis that D I
Tullos be dropped from the pauper
list carried.
On motion Mr. Willis that Mrs
Artie NJ Corley be placed on the
pauper's list, that $3.50 be appro
propriated out Of the general fund
! for her immediate relief and that
j NJ Skies be appointed her agent
Carried.
On motion MI. Puckitt that Mrs
Nancy Russell be placed on thu
paupers' list, that $3.50 be appro
priated out Of the general fund TO-
her immediate relief and that L !
Vines be appointed her agent
Carried
On motion Mr.. Brewton that tn
sum of SIS be appropriated out 0
the general fund for the immediat
} relief of Mrs Sarah Harper an
| daughter in destitute circun
stances. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Peters that II
port of overseer appointed to Gu
! out new road from near Salt Pos
5 Office, RUNNING to Rochelle be IT
/ ceived and that said road now b
5 declared a public road. Carried
| On motion Mr.. Peters that til
sum of $4,000 or as much there(
T as may be necessary be appropria
ed out Of the general fund to bull
e a steel bridge at crossing on ne
f road crossing Dugdemonla alloy
d Rochelle, providing the Parish
/ Grant appropriated a simils
I, amount or an amount to pay ha
i the expense of building said bridg
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done by oyerseer and road hands

done by overseer and road hands.
Carried.
On motion Mr.. Horn that the
sum of s15 be appropriated cat OF
the bridge fund to pay for ma rial
to build bridge on standifer branch
on Atlanta and Colfax road, sald
work to be done by overseer ana
road hands. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Peters that the
sum of $40 be appropriated out OF
the bridge fund to build bridge on
slough in Saline swamp on Tullos
and Flat creek road and that 3 +
Allbritton, Tony Owen and A )
Peters are appointed as a COM
mittee to let contract and superln-
tend building said bridge. Carried
On motion Mr.. Payne that s7'5o
be appropriated out of the general
fund for the immediate relief OF
Elizabeth Caesar in destitute cir
cumstances. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Payne that S15
be appropriated out of the general
fund to pay the burial expenses OF
pauper Dodson. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Pickett that Mrs
Caroline Moore be placed on the
pauper's list, that $3.50 be appro
priated out of the general fund and
that Marion Walker be appointed
her agent. Carried,
On motion of Mr.. Puckitt that
Sarah Johnson be placed on tht
pauper's list, that $3.50 be appro
priated out Of the general fund to-
her immediate relief and that J /
Milan be appointed her agent
Carried.
On motion the body adjourned
until tomorrow morning s O'Clock
Winfield, La, Oct. 4, 1910.
The Police Jury met this dat
pursuant to adjournment with a.
members present except J L Payne
absent by permission.
On motion of Mr.. Williams til
matter of making an appropriate
!, for Farm Demonstration work wa
taken p,said question having bee
! deferred at special meeting of th1
| body held on Feb. IS, 1910, unit
:, this session Of the body.
On motion Mr.. Peters the matte
9 was tabled.
On motion Mr.. Willis that IL
e sum Of $50 be appropriated out (
+ the bridge fund to build bridge 9
j Tray creek on Winfield and Co
d umbia road and that Jeff Curr
9 P w Smith and T G Willis be a
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On motion the body adJonrned
until tomorrow morning S O'Clock.
winfield. La, Oct. &, 1917.
The Police Jury met this date
pursuant to adjournment with ali
members present.
The committee appointed to ex-
anime bridges across Dugdemonla
swamp at Gorham's crossing report
that they find same in need OF re-
pairs and on motion Mr.. Peters, 5
VI Abel was authorized to have
same repaired and draft on the
Parish Treasurer for cost OF same.
Carried.
On motion MIR. Payne that the
sum Of $25 or as much thereof as
may be necessary be appropriated
! ont of the bridge fund to build a.
bridge on small branch near Jordan
place on Winfield and Dodson
road, providing work is done ny
oyerseer and road hands. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Payne that SlO
be appropriated out Of the bridge
fund to repair bridge on Kylcbe
creek near J L Waters old place.
Carried.
The President appointed the fol.
lowing committee to open sealed
bids handed in by different bridge
comI,a:.rS to build steel bridge
across Duydemoria above Rochelle
on new road leading from near
Salt Post Office to Rochelle: A S
Peters, d 3 Williams and ID Il
Shumate. After examining said
: bids the committee reported that
Jas L Powers representing NJ 5
Haste, Jr., submitting the lowest
e bid which bid was for the sum OF
! $3903 for the entire cost of build
ing said brid e and recommended
! to the body that the contract &c
< awarded to said NJ S Haste, J1.,
and the President be authorized to
:. enter into contract with him, pro
9 viding that Grant parish appro'
i PIRATES an amount to cover one
q half of the expense Of building
$ said bridge.
!, On motion Mr.. Willis that thu
9 report Of the committee be received
II and that the Legal Adviser for the
}. Parish Of Winn be instructed II
draw a contract with NJ S Haste
!. Jr., containing the provisions
D. aforementioned. Carried.
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ensuing year: DB Williams, a 5
Peters, j L Brewtou and u Il
Shumate.
On motion the body adjourned
until tomorrow morning S O'Clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-29
WILL REPRESENT
THE TOWN Of
Los LUNAS
Understood That Solomon Luna
Is Backing a Team Which
viii Give All Other Entries
Hard Fight,

The baseball situation during fair
week promises to be quite strenuous,
especially so since the entry Of the
Cheyenne Indians, Of Cheyenne, Wyo..
who entered by telegraph yesterday
and VIII represent Los Lunas in the
tournament. Although it has not been
officially announced. it is understood
that Solomon Luna is the principal
hacker of the proposition to have the
Indians represent Los Lunas. The
entry of the Los Lunas Indians, as
they will be known from now on, will
in all probability result in some first
baseball during the tournament
and the indications are that the fight
Tor the $1,000 first prize will be a
one. Trinidad, Santa Fe, Albu-
q%uerque and Roswell are the other
teams which will be in the race. All
OF them are coming up strong. Trini-
dad and the Indians are very evenly
matched. Thus far during the sea-
they have played each other thir-
teen games, the Indians taking even.
The Indians make uD one of the
strongest teams in the west and have
played a large number Of games in
Denver, Trinidad, Ration
and other places during the eason
The club is composed of fourteen
men.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-29
IS TRUE BILLS BY
SOCORRO COUNTY
GRAND JURY
and Is DISCHARGED
County Finances and Offices
Found in Excellent Condi-
ton,
Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal

Socorro, n. NJ, Sept. 2S.-Aftcr be
ing in session ninr days, thirty-siN
true bills and thirteen no bills were
returned by the Soc0rro county grand
jury, according TO the report made TO
the court late yesterday, after which
the grand jury was discharged. one
hundred and %sixty-one witnesses were
examined during the session, The
report highly commends District At
torncy Griffith for the efficient dis
charge of his duties. The grand jury
reported finding in the office OF the
county treasurer "a balance IN hand
i'm the county general fund of $i,OO5
IN the general school fund, $G,543, in
t%erest, st2.350; court house fund,
$l.3S6. road fund. S2.3Sg. school dis
trict fund. $lg.215; total balance In
Bunk, S76.3S2. The school auporin-
tandent's office figures showed S25,-
600 on hand.
The grand jury recommended IA
erection ga an annex 10 the court
house 10 accommodate the increased
demand for room for the county Of
fices rnd ether purposes The grand
jury Inspected the county offices and
found the quarters aud the general
condition Of affairs excellent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-29
ALBUQUERQUE AND
SANTA FE PLAY
SUNDAY
Baseball Game at Traction
Park, Followed By Broncho
Busting and a Wild West
Show By Expert Riders and
RoperS,

The albuquerque Grays. strength
encd by several of the imported play
ers, and the Santa Re club that Will
represent that city in the fair tourna-
ment, will play an exhibition game OF
baseball at Traction park, commence
ing at 3 O'Clock sunday afternoon.
The Santa Fe team will have a NUM-
Der Of new players, including. 1t is
understood, Olmstead of Denver,
Jones Of st. joseph and Welch OF To-
peka. Bert Graham and Binger Cor
han viii be in the game for Albu-
querque, both being scheduled to ar
rive from the east on No. 3 sunday
Don
Following the baseball, there will
be an exhibition of broncho busting,
steer riding, goat roping, and other
cowboy sports by q bunch of cowboys
who have gathered together "a wild
west show. The cowboys claim that
they can ride anything IN earth and
will demonstrate their ability by riding
steers recently brought to Albuquer-
que from the Jemez mountains.
Admission at the gate viii be
twenty-five cents and twenty-five
cents additional for seats In the
grandstand.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-29

race, a five and one-half furlong dash
for maiden 2-year-olds from a good
field of youngsters,
Ethelda, paying S7l.70 for So. won
the first at six f%urlongs. Results;
First race, six furlongs-Ethelda.
won; Duquesne, second; Ada Meade,
third. Time. 1913 As.
Second race, five and one-half fur
longs-Prineess Galloway, won; La
bold, second; Miss Dulln, third. Time,
i:0S.
Third race, mile and twenty yards
Helmet, Won; Leamance, second;
Tom Bigbee, third. Time, t:4t i-5.
Fourth race, five and one-half fur
longs-Tippy, won Explicit. second,
Butter Bull, third. Time, 1908 S-5.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth
Miami, won; John Il. Mcmillan, Sec
end; Go. third. Time. 1;49 LIS.
sixth race. mile and Il siXth-Col-
onial Ashmeade, won; Alice Baird,
second: Bad News, third. Time,
1916 SO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-29
AZTEC CHAMPIONS
MAY PLAY BALL
At THE FAIR
San Juan County Has AII-Star
Team Whose Short Stop Is
Navajo Indian from Carlisle,

Aztec, n. NJ, Sept .26.-The local
baseball team returned home from the
Pennington air this morning with
the championship of San Juan
county, and the citizens of Aztec are
tonight giving the team a banquet.
A combination of the best players
from Durango, Colo. and the Farm
ington team was defeated by Aztec
three games u of four. The local
nine is composed of all home boys,
and 1t is said by alleged experts that
they put up as fine an exhibition as
some of the minor league teams.
There is some talk of sending the
team to the territorial fair at Albu-
querque, and then arranging a circuit
for them as an advertisement of the
great fruit belt of San Juan county.
The shortstop of the team is a full
blood Navajo Indian, who has been
educated at Carlisle, n he is n of
the stars. The team goes to Durango,
Colo, next week to the big Colorado
New Mexico fair, where they play
against the strong mines from Dur
ango and Silverton.