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The Progress., 1898-04-02
REPUBLICAN, PARTY IN DERLsIoN.

The most pitiable, and and at
the same time contemplate, object
in all the universe, is the Presi-
dent of the United States, and
through him, the Republican party.
Goaded by the Spanish press
which hurls forth it's scorn and
contempt at our Nation; the world
looking on in derision at the Ad-
ministration's brag and buster:
the Country's Heart lacerated torn
bleeding, frenzied over the har-
rowing recitals of Cuban cruelties
and the diabolical murder of A
merican seamen; the South beg
ging for the privilege of resenting
the insults heaped on the United
States flag, and avenging the
deaths of our country's citizens:
and in the midst of it all the Re-
aublican party, in power: the par
ty which boastfully claims to have
preserved the Union, at the sacrifice
of much glorious blood: the par
ty which pretends to be distinct
lively American, representing the
American people and their inter-
ests; sits supinely and calmly, in
both Senate and House, awaiting
the pleasure and movements of the
President. And he, poor slave,
squirming and comforting in tn
grasp of that money devil, that
human cuttle-fish, Mark Hanna.
o, the contemplate, the cold
blooded, the inhuman attitude of
the Republican party, in placing
party supremacy above Nations
honor.
The Progress., 1898-04-02
THE PRIMARY ELECTIONS
ARE PROTECTED

! ARE PROTECTED.
Amidst the disappointments of
the people over the failure of the
suffrage law, let us not lose sight
of the fact that the primary elect
ion has been placed under the pro-
lection of law. That these means
of factional contests for suprema-
cy will have thrown around them
the same legal restrictions and
safeguards against fraud as the
general Injections have. Under it's
provisions now, only duly quail
fed electors, such as are required
in generl elections, will be allow
ed to participate. And fraud prac-
ticed, or bribery committed, will
be subject to thes same legal pen
allies.
In our opinion, this is one of the
most important measures that has
been taken up. It was as neces-
ray as the one applying to gener-
al elections. In fact we are not
prepared to say it is not more so.
Our State has suffered terribly |
from the influence of the hobo who |
frequently controlled our nomina-
tons. He will now be ruled out. |
To General T. F. Bell are we in
debted for this spledid piece of |
legislation, and it
plac s a big item to his credit too.
We believe it more than offsets
his capitulation to the poll tax en-
emies,
While expressing disappoint-
ment at General Bells course,
The Progress has never doubted
his integrity and honesty of pur-
pose; and when consideration is
gived to the primary election pro-
lection, we think he has made
first-rate record.
The Progress., 1898-04-02

Lincoln. We hope that all the
State exchanges that have been sol
liberal in publishing this false
statement will correct it.
And will Leader have the fairness
to quote The Progress statements
here ?.''
The Progress., 1898-04-02

O. that the American soldiery
could get one whack at Weyler.
Again has Mr.. Reed demonstra :
ted that he is strong political
I6Ds: but no statesman.

If Harrison aud Blaine were
President and Secretary of State,
we would be at war now, or Cuba
would be free.
The Progress., 1898-04-02

The Presidents message on the
Maine disaster was extremely dis
appointing. Instead of being Il
firm, digniffed and patriotic rec
ommendation of some kind, he
merely sent to both houses copy
of tho Courts finding. AS Mr..
McMillen put it, the message
sounded like an apology. Guess
Hanna, the cold FLOODED, had
been closeted with the President
during the several preceding days.
The Progress., 1898-04-02

ST Bernart Voice says that the
people of the Crescent City will
present the new cruiser that was
Amazonas but was named New
Orleans, with a silver set worth ten
thousand dollars, in appreciation
of the honor conferred in naming
her New Orleans.
The Progress., 1898-04-02

Morehouse Clarion says that
Peter Jackson, the once renowned
negro pugilist was knocked out in
the third round in San Frasco re-
Gently.
The Progress., 1898-04-02

Lafayette Gazette:
Sallie Jane Smith spen one term
in an Eastern Seminary and re-
turne to her Kansas home as S.
J 1.nnyc S:aythe.
The Progress., 1898-04-02

From Bienville Bell we see that
Bienville parish has her lawless
night-hawks too.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-30

Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Williams, AIR, March 2s.-Williams
people are alarmed oyef the proximity 10
them OF several cases OF small pUx. Two
suspects WIN arrived Ia town on Monday,
from Bellemont. twenty.h i've miles east,
where the disease Is prevalent. were i'm
mediately seized by the authorities and
paced In the local Jail. the only place
available.
One proved to be a nurse whoh had taken
care Of a mau who had died OF the
dreaded malady nj Bellemont. He had
taken the %precautiOn TO leave behind him
bis odd clothes, had dOnntd a new suit.
but had the same bundle OF bed clothes
with him that he had used Ia the cabin
where the man died. lie was hustled
out OF town. The other was t0und to be
free from any symptoms that might lead
to c0ntagiOn.
A meeting OF citizens was held at the
opera house, Monday afternoon, TO devise
means Of protection and establish a
quarantine.
Gnarls we're appointed to patrol the
eastern town limits, aud 10 turn back All
those seeking 20 enter the town frOm this
direction.
The marriage OF Mrs. Beatrice Owens,
born Rainey, 10 Theodore Martin took
place IN Williams ON Monday evening.
a chariyari followed, all "de Kids" in
Williams being In de push that helped
u celebrate the interesting event Moth.
ers missed their w%ashbOilers next day,
aud al the thu cam in the alley were
brought into requisittOn. j. X. "A.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-30
ARIZONA AT LARoE.

A runaway team, at Jerome, ran into Z
horse being ridden by a Verde valley far
mer, killing the horse aud seriously ia
iuring the rider. The pole Of the wagon
struck the horse In the side, crushing
IL in.
Pinal county has been trying to sell
delinquent lax property all last week
with the result that not a single salt
was made and everything had 90 be-
knocked down TO the territory. People
are slow TO put In their money where IL
Is likely 10 be tied up In litigation for al
indefinite time and possibly not recoy.
cred at all.
II Il. EllinwOod has been appointed
special assistant United States attorney
10 assist In the prosecution OF the govern
ment's suit against the Copper Queen
Mining company, OF Bisbee. The gov
ernment seeks 10 recover &lS3,0OO for
alleged timber trespass.
The dog catcher at Tucson is still gath.
ertng In the untagged curs. Last month
he turned In about 100 scalps and this
month he will exceed that number.
Under the law all dogs should be tagged,
but Notwithstanding there are a thOus.
aud or more dogs In town, but thirty
three tags have been taken out. For
every dog killed and officially turned In
thirty-lye cents is paid by the city.
CassimirO Barthemy, aged "a. died Of
pneumonia. He was q native OF Tou-
louise, France. and in the early days OF
his manhood Joined In the rush 10 Cali.
fornia. En- route he passed through
Tucson just fOrty-nine years ago. In
1875 he returned TO Tucson and has re-
sided In that city eyer since. He was
we'll known TO all old timers and was
highly respected by all who knew him.
He leaves "A wife and two grown IONS and
a daughter 70 mourn his departure.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-30
Popular sclennae Lecture.

Prof. c. L. Herrick. OF the New Mexico
Uniyersity, and Prof. W~einzirl, also Of
the university, are at present lecturing
in Colorado, and will reach Santa Fe
about the LIST Of April, says the New Mex.
lean. They have written asking whether
a room can be secured In which to give a
popular scientific lecture. Hon. Charles
". Dudrow has kindly consented TO let
them have the court house. 10 that about
the LIST Of April the people Of Santa Ne
will have TN opportunity to hear Prof.
NeinZirl on a popular subject. The lee
ture will be free. The professor will
bring with him materials TO illustrate
modern methods OF eultiyating and com.
batting microbes, His contribution will
have a large educational interest.
The professors are anxious TO get ac-
quainted with the people OF Santa Fe,
and they should meet with a hearty wei
come.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-30
E

stephen NJ. Dorsey. the mining man Of
Denver, is In Phoenix on mining mat
ters.
Mrs. G. l.. Hayden, who was severely
burned a week ago, IN recovering after a
week OF agonlzing pain.
Charley Whitlow. the Pinal county
cattle man, is In the city. The WhitlOw
boys have sold their entire herd of cattle
TO Messrs. HOadley. Tumbull " Co, aud
they will be delivered next month at
Tempe.
John Mccarthy brought three lion
sealps In from the White Tanks country
and received ESQ. That IL more than the
rest OF the hides are worth, with the car.
casses OF the lions thrown In for good
measure.
A telegram received stated that Post
master j. Q. Adams commission was
mailed TO him last Saturday. He will
receive II by Thursday and he will thus
be enabled to enter upon his duties the
following day, April l, and the first day
OF the quarter.
United States Attorney Morrison re-
turned from Tucson, where he, with AS
sistant United States Attorney Franklin,
have been looking after federal matters
before the grand jury. There were sew
eral prisoners charged with smuggling.
All we're Indicted, aud all but one plead
ed guilty.
Burton Mossman, superintendent OF the
Az &c Land and Stock company Of Nav
aJo county, the largest cattle company in
the southwest, IL In the city and will re-
maiu several days. Mr.. MOssman says
that cattle in northern Arizona are look
Ing well, and that the company are not
selling but holding their stock for breed
ing.
Letters Of administration were issued
In probate court In the following estates:
OF Thomas l.. W. Brady TO Henry e..
Rogers; of Andrew Hyland to Mary A..
Hyland; OF Charles /. Douglass and An
ME X. Douglass TO s. p. HOefer. The final
account OF Amanda b. Pritchard, admin.
~istratrix Of the estate Of John Graves,
was aled and approved and the admins
tratrix ordered discharged.
DR.. Arthur A. Maisch was before the
board OF medical examiners for a license
TO practice In this territory. The doctor
aid he regarded the examination as keen
aud bracing, but eminently fair and
practical. He says that the questions
were strictly proper and that any n
capable OF practiciDg medicine intelli.
gently ought TO be able TO answer them
without any trouble. The doctor was
successful aud will locate In Arizona
permanently.
b. #. P%ritchard, Of Los Angeles. who
has taken a contract 20 put up a smelter
on Humbng creek, eighteen miles north
Of Frog Tanks, will arrive tonight ac-
~companied by S, A. Bowes, a Santa Ana,
Cal, capitalist. The gentlemen will
leave for the smelter site. Mr.. Pritchard
expects TO have a thirty-tOn smeltar In
operation within two months and will al
least double It's capacity early in the fall.
III machinery, wagons and teams are
now on the way and are expected here
daily.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-30
A nrxIcAv,s WOES.
Badly Scaldsd About the Pace and Now In
the Hospital.

Badly sealdsd About the Pace and Now In
the Hospital.
Deputy Sheriff Moore brought In q
Mexican from a wood camp 10 the Ora
gOons rear Middle pass and placed him
In the hospital, says the Tombstone Pros
pectOr.
Whatever claim the unfortunate Mexi-
can msy have previously held az possess
ing n charming c~ountenance Is now
marred to the extent that he would stand
no show whatever In a beauty contest.
The Mexican's features are swathed and
bandaged with lotions. having been
scalded with boiling water and a. a con-
sequence suffering %torturing pain. Az
to how II happened there are two differ
ent versions. opinions are also diyersi-
fed NJ to what led Mp to the trouble;
there is an equal divergence regarding
other matters concerning the affair. In
fact the only point upon which there
seems TO be M dispute, and upon which
all concerned appear 10 agree. Ia that
the Mexican is scalded. The latter,
though quite dishgured. is still In the
ring, and is DESTROYS Of hayingan official
Investigation, claiming the boiling water
was deliberately thrown Into his face
with malice afOreihought. The party ac-
eused OF the otfense asserts the Mexican
was filled with mescal, aud while dOinga
two step, became oyerbalanced and fell
into The water.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-30
ARTICLES
From the silver Belt

From the Silver Belt.
Joseph BertinO and Marta Giacoma
We e married by Probate Judge Mills Van
Nsgenen. Tue bride bad only just ar
rived from ltaly.
A telegram wa received by Mrs. TattOn
conveying the deplOfable news OF the
death Of her husband AT The 81. JOseph's
hospital, Chicago.
Charles Hillman, who recently pur-
chased the property formerly known a.
the White House. on lower Broad street,
has reopened the saloon. Mr.. Hillman
has maze many improvements on the
premises.
John KAISER returned from New York
city. where he succeeded In di-posing vi
a controlling interest IN the GlObe uOld
Mining and Milling company to people
who are abundantly able ~ develop tue
property aud the necessary machinery.
Nrs. Jas. Frederick received tho sad
news by letter OF The death OF her sistrr,
Mrs Annie Tucker, wife OF G.. X. Tucker,
which occurred ut the family home,
BardstOWn, NY, aud was the result OF
complications following the birth OF a
child on the day previous.
Peter Simon. an old resident Of Globe
aud a good miner. wa painfully injured
BY falling hitccn feet into az open cut at
the Continental mine. The wind blew
Out his light, and he lost his BEARINGS
and he walked into the cut. lie Is con-
literally bruised about the back aud
right side, aud his right hand and wrist
tre badly sprained His must severe IN
juties, however, are supposed 10 b ln-
ternal lie was brought 10 tUwn within
a lew hours after the accident and Is la
he hospital.
h. b. Beard was held up by two hObos,
e a Mrs. G%rayt0n's property, and fall
lug ~ get any money from him, one OF
them attempted 10 strike hun on the
head with a club. Beard threw up his
arms aud received ths blow across the
right wrist land knuckles Of the left hand.
which sh W evidences OF It's force.
Boards a%seailants were both arrested,
and were examined before Justice Tenn
pie, who sentenced them 10 thirty days in
jail aud 10 pay a fine OF $40. Judgment
was suspended on the promise they would
leave town, and they stood not upon the
order OF going.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-30

The cycling season is now opening ant
the prevailing question is, "Where can
get the best wheel for the money I car,
TO inyestr' Let US know your price. W,
are certain TO have a wheel that will III
II. We have good wheels only, but hay,
many styles at many prices. Hahn eco
The famous Yellowstone whisky, differ,
ent ages aud prices, In bulk and bottles
Melini Il Eakin, exclusive dlstillers
agents, III south First street.
Futrelle buys furniture in ear lots and
pays the cash for same, and can't be un-
dersOld, and don't forget.
Attend special sale OF hosiery, gloves
handkerchiefs and wrappers at Golden
Rule Dry Goods company.
The dandiest line OF parasOls you ever
saw will be found at The Big Store.
Wall paper at Futrelle's.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-30
IKINGMAN.
From the Miner.

From the Miner.
U. Il. Gunsky, engineer for the Temple
Bar Consolidated aiming company, came
III from san francisco. He will remain
In charge Of the extensive work OF the
company.
kingman will be supplied with fresh
vegetables this year grown right AT home,
The Lake place and Bowers market gar
dens will produce all the garden sass'
needed and California will not get much
trade from here the coming season.
The attendance at the blackberry In
dian school, under the charge OF Miss
Fannie 5. Calfee, has increased TO such
an extent that one teacher cannot do
Justice TO all the pupils, and Miss Laura
b. work, OF Hyrnm, Utah, has been ap-
pointed assistant teacher.
More houses have been built In King
man, more wells dug and Windmilis
erected, more ornamental shade trees.
flowers. etc. planted, and more improve.
ment5 OF all kinds made within the last
year than In any two previous years. And
still the good work goes on.
II. T. Williams has accepted a position
with the Temple Bar Mining company,
aud will have charge OF the work OF put
ting up the telephone line which is now
In process OF construction. He will also
install and put into operation the electric
light plant which that company cOntem-
plates putting In at their Colorado river
hydraulic works.
A spark from one Of the engines al the
coal schultz set fire TO the W. II. Taggart
Mercantile cOmpany's stables, and had II
not been for the fact that IL was dis
covered almost Immediately and extin-
gulshed, a very serious blaze would have
resulted The wind was blowing so hard
that II n IRE had gotten a fair start, half
OF kingman would probably have been
destroyed before 1t could have been
stopped.
Henry LOyin and W. II. Cooper have a
large force OF men at work on the In
meDse barge which they are now build.
Ing for the Temple Bar Company. They
VIII accompany the boat on its trial
trip TO the Colorado river. II the wind
Is favorable, the barge will probably he
launched In Oak Greek early next week.
and proceed to her destination by way OF
Red Lake.
The regular term OF our district court
Will open here on Monday, April 4th, and
although there are not a great man
cases on the calendar to be disposed OF,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-30

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND
a Muttun-OniCc Chief Commissary Denver.
March 4, 1908. Sealed proposals in
tuplicate will be received by commlssaries al
the following posts, until II a. m. standard
mountain time, March 81, 1893. and then
opened. for furnishing and delivering in
bulk, the Fresh Beef and Mutton, from the
BLOCK, required A. these posts by the subsist.
ence department, United States Army, during
The tecal year commencing July 4, Is0si
Forts Apache. Grant Huachuca aud Whippie
bafracks, Arizona; Bayard and Mingate, N.
Logan. Colo: Douglas aud Du Chesne.
Utah. Fresh Beef shall be good In quality and
conditiQnJ "a for immediate use, and from
tore and hind quarter meats propoulonateiy,
incipding all best cuts thereof. Fresh mutton
shall be OF good, fat and marketable quality,
from wethers over one and under three years
old Beef and mutton 90 be dressed and
trimmed and delivered M prescribed In circu.
lar Of instructions. Rupafdk will ~ aIss -.
Y,sa. fh1fHg price AZ whifh tiafef WiH afkifsr
fftlh tcv o. NsHff0F 81 character ah0us stated, and
Q ~ afNucndgf tfNLprr1fNFc MOI rraffr fAfg so
asg!ro f1hfcHhef. Preference given 10 articles
OF domestic production, cost and quality being
lect any OF all bids or parts thereof, and TO
waive any lnformalities therein. Instructions
tufniahed on application 10 commissaries of
above named posts or 60 w. l.. ALEXANDER,
Major. Z. n.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-30
stoeLholder. win dave to Paw


The comptroller OF the currency,
Charles &. Dawes. has levied an assess
ment upon the shareholders OF the First
National bank OF Eddy. The comptroller
cites that upon the proper accounting
by the receiver heretofore appointed e
collect the assets Of the bank. and upon
valuation OF the uncollected assets re.
naming in his hands, It appeqrs to my
satisfaction that in order to pay the debts
Of such association, II Ia necessary 20
enforce the individual liability OF the
stockholders, therefore do hereby make
an assessment and requisition upon the
shareholders OF said bank for $4,000, Ia
BE- paid by them ratably on or before the
18th day Of April 1898; and | hereby
make demand upon each and every one Of
them for t36 upon each and every share
OF the capital stock OF said association
held or owned by them at the time Of its
failure and hereby direct Isaac W. Rog.
ers. the receiver heretofore appointed, to
take all necessary proceedings, by suit OF
otherwise, to enforce TO that extent the
said individual liability OF the said share
holders"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-30

Yesterday afternoon Bud. Jones. aged
10 years, was brought before Judge
Bayne, charged with attempting to rape
Julia, the 7-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Kruger. Jones waived ex
animation and his bond was placed al
$1,000.
While waiting for the train last night
to take him to Springer, Jones escaped
from the guard, and all efforts IL locate
him up to the present writing have
failed.
The little girl was not injured In any
way, as her cries brought relief In time
to prevent it.-RatOn Reporter.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-30
PRESCOTT

The stephens boys will give a free
dance at their home In williamson val.
ley on FRIDAY, April 20. Everybody vel.
come.
Two men were arrested here on Satur.
day, who are wanted In CoconinO cOunty
on a cnarge OF horse stealing. Theft
names are Dave Greer and Thomas Ma.
soiby. They were taken north by Frank
LiyermOre.
Dennis A. Burke. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis A. Burke, died after an illness
with brain fever lasting only since last
Friday. He was aged 4 years and II
months, and was an unusually bright and
attractive little fellow,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-30
Tho DI.coyrry an ,be nav

Aug. J, BOgel, the leading druggist OF
Shreveport, La, says: "Dr. Kings New
Discovery is the only thing that cures
my cough, and IL IL the best seller |
have" j. +. Campbell. merchant, Of
Stafford. Ariz, writes: "Dr. Kings New
Discovery il all that is claimed for II; il
never fails, and IL a sure cure for con
sumption, coughs and colds. | cannot
say enough for it's merits" DR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds Is not an experiment. Il has
been tried for IA quarter OF a century,
aud to-day stands at the head. II never
disappOints. Free trial bottles at j. II.
URielly n Co.'S drug store.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-30

Il IL rumored that there are many mat
tiers which will be brought before the
grand jury fOF investigation, aud II re-
ports 90 for anything IL Is likely that con.
siderable business Of n criminal nature
will b. added ~ the docket before court
%SdjouTns.
Paul Mcguire has obtained a lease on
the Nighthawk and ven out with a load
OF supplies 10 begin work.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-30
Enr Over Einv N.nr.
AN OLD AND WrLL-TRHD REMr

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by millions
OF mothers for their children while teeth
Ing, with perfect success. IL sOOthes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea, II IL pleasant to the taste.
sold by druggists In every part of the
world. twenty-five cents a bottle. Its
value Il incalculable. BE sure and ask
Tor Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no Other kind.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-30
TIC or ASSESSOR.

The assessor OF Bernallllo county viii
be at the places mentioned below on the
dates therein stated, for the purpose OF
receiving the property returns OF all per
sons subject 10 the same In said pre-
ctnct. All persons are required 20 come
TO satd places mentioned % make the
said return, otherwise they will have "a
come 90 the county seat:
Precinct rs, Old Albuquerque-Cour house,
Apnl4.
Precinct ~, Albuquerque - y. f. Armijo
building, March -. %. 80.
Precinct 20, Albuquerque - n. I. Armijo
building, March 81, Apnl1 and 2.
j. X. ARMlJO, Assessor.