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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
Propositions Likely Co Become Big
 Dividend Payers

The Eul.uccr Mining Co., i- prcpar mn. tpr season ut great activity. 10 .- stated uu good authority thlt tI. .ummu, hl, recently disposed Ui l large block ui Treasure ,tuch. The ouccr- oi tbc Company seem WN'..m- tu give ,p,c,6c information l- to tlu ur.-ramm, for thc season. hut u Is more thau likely that survey oi thg
 group with thc view %. ohtumm- So Crown Grant N.'l hc Che hr-i tHmy dome. An exhaustive examination oI both surface aud underground ,h"" me> Wiu tlyu Joe made The outlook .ur converting ,h', property mto dl ,,Jyul paying mine !. extremely pr" missing
 Work un the White Moose X \ama group com Iabu Arm win hceu m a low days
 Some excellent sample, from th. Giau.r,i''r mine were recently taken q. White Horse by Dr. Scur,ohmlt Ibc quartz |, fairly studded with ir.O -aJ. and come piece l, said tu hc cover. ,J u.tb flake, oi leaf gold \pph.a ,,uu i- now being made for Grown Grant ou thi- group.
 \ tria' shipment oi orc k being il. Eeu out from thc l.1vcrIh,re copper property 7cro,, thc lake, and gang ui men. under Mr. Gibb', ,upcriutou. Icncc. went o,cr thi> week t1 work con tI, property We are p',a-l Q" uof. .l1t thc prospect, are very ia,'rn'. .ur tl,. property tp bc taken up H Montana people. Mr. taplicc has ry. turned to Eutc to report. aud N.. be back m \t'u in few weeks
 lt !, also ,lil that Mir Hall. u. Boundary who went out ou Monday r.. taken a bond ou Brown and part u,r's claims. between Birch and B1H 1,r paying therefore S,ooo cash. aui l.recing to work Che property r"r ou. year, a final payment ol SiSooo taDn being due
 MT Thain has been appointed o Deputy Mining Recorder for thc li, rict known as Che Upper Talu (r'Ur and Tc>hu lake section iu thc I,-h .lkc Mining division. with -uhr. .orliue office in Nlu. consequent. locator, u thc m.uuE division Clu make their records either at ltiiu or at thc other offices oi Mr. las Porter. thc Gold Commissioner ls may De- most convenient for thrW
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
Hunting Yukon Stati,tic.

AL E,auI,tt- of gtu.I u r.rr. ,,utstrtr %. tHc Canadian department ot thc interior passed ,urou-H tne glN yesterday momu- uu H.- Nc, t' pIN son to inspect th, gold mines and thrir output u thlt section pr,para'"- ry Co making statistical r.pnr, io hi, government oi tIr uuwca. -uuI ing oi Che Yukon country l.c pr". poses visiting aI wuo, auI creek, tributary to Dawson a1d -tc I tho- rough investigation tor tbc purp"-, oi allowing tbc interior department Go make estimate, %. thc finance com ing from that particular section. Mr. Be,ndrttr win remain m Dawson about three months. tbat tune having been allowed him .or thc completion oi hi, intricate ahor,. when hc vi'I return Go Ottawa Vith thc necessary information.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
Tnn Inte.

It was on Market street car in Philadelphia An old man with bulg- Ing satchrl at his feet was wip.ng the tears from his eyes. and after a bit a good hearted fellow passenger leaned over and said;
 stranger. you seem to be In trou- blc."
 "Waal. I'm fcelln bad" was the reply as thc handkerchief went mp.
 "Havc you been robbed or lost your monoyT
 "Noup."
 "Lost dear friend by dcathr
 "Noap."
 "Pcrhaps you are suffering pain"
 "Noap: lt'suoncof thut. I've bln down Co Washington While there | visited Mount Vernon and saw thc tomb of thr Father or His Country didn't pay much aitcnshun then nor fur day or two. hut ul Co once today it struck me what a good man he was and that hc was dcad and and-eXcuse me. know lrs hahyish. but ! can't help it"
 "But isn't this weeping over Wash incton rlihrr lutr in Che dayT Inquired second passenger.
 "Ilow mtrf"
 "Why, hc has been dead about hun drcd years"
 'Jcrusha. but you don't say! Why, that hack driver put lt down since corn plnntln and even wondered that | did not have a weed on my hat llokey pokcy hut I'm no man to weep over anybody who begged out n hundred years ago"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
AfTfR GROWN GRANTS EXCELSIOR AND. .CHISNA
Tho Two Districts Promise To Bo
 Good Gold Producers

S,mcine ou Excelsior. thc promising creek of thc Gakoua district which Is u thc Copper River country i- t'V m -u'l swing hlyiue commenced tbo !; the o,h of this month lt has r.t rr..rc.-oi sufficiently according t' latest report. from there. Co tt'l ''ry much about thc work hut every mii cation %. richness i- manifest and thc owners of claims are ,ln.uinc ,h1t abe country win rm out an right \ -c- cen, arrival from thc t.,'r.c, ,p.l'> n words o' praise of Il, When hc wls ,dcr. for thc purpose 1i laIms '"ca tiou. thc snow was .'u deep t' ilml ui thur.u.h rr9-pcc,ng hut he tried
 surface l.r, m many places a1i each .wc obtained gooi rcu.f.
 The miners in there thru were ak- me every possible preparation to be ready for action when thc snow dl,- wn,7red and ,hc indication lor a very active season were go1d There .,l, a singular un1nimity oi feeling among them that tbc country Na, all- right \ second stampede io E,ccl .iur occurred about thc I>t of June Thor. were about Ioo people m it.
 I'm thc Chi-n1 country every ouc was prepared for thc summers wnr', and were m rcaluc,, for thc melting o' m, snow. which was unusually deep thi. season. Trials oi dirt taken from tbc surface at various places resulted in 1 yield co. from twenty Co fity cents DOT n1u anl expectations as tn thc .a'uc of thc ground 1n high
 Some rtcliecncc from these coun. .rIc, is expected about thc middle of Ju.y
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26

Vim T. Su,ll tle American lHs b,h ,uob. predicts cha, when tHe n,>' United State ,uu.r... meet. tU. Clay tou BuIuer treaty au b. torn ".' shred, That ,re Americans VII. H'., Co choose between r-.tws anI ,',Ha humbl, pig !. th, gentleman pf. dictiou iu th., matter aI a- IaI -U"r. a, au hi, other pr.-ua-,e.u.n-. q" United S,l.-- and .u-.nI ar. -a'e a. rcsari, war and eating s.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26

The following unique and sOpIc
 description of the Camera club wii-
 night outing last Friday was read as-
 fore the club last Monday evening by
 Miss McCarrou. principal ol thc pub
 Hc schools:
 Thi, !, che book ol the generation
 oi fc1d,. and it came to pass when thc
 deud, began to multiply upon the lace
 Di tbc earth they assembled thcm-
 ,rlvc, together. male and female ',.
 ,cmhlcl they there. iu che rooms oi
 fhc house prepared for thcm alDrc-
 umr \ud behold they had 1 lc1Irr oi wisdom and great lylrume. 'ud thc, called h,, name llJlL md iHc
 same addressed thcm saying. iyt
 a, take comfort and bc mirihu. u ,Hc
 toiI ot our hands. and likewise take
 r,.turc, ui thc eoody Jnl thc lorI hath blessed and oi every hvius ihnr JuJ oi aIl lc,h-6cud,. male Jud i'. male. and oi thc stranger, within "rr gates. >o .orsct mot thy camera, .. thou expect favor no my sight .liJ UlI th, wise lud great anal a- In. commanded 500 bl they \ul r gam. tl bass m thc l,t and Ipnot1 wear. thc oth month auj ,1th la> co. ,be month ..
 NnI thc >cli-,amc c,,u.ne iIl.l rooLri upon tbc assembled ngui, male anal female. aul he saw tnat mr,h va, m thcir hearts c'uruw.N lrI hc ,Jil unto th,m T vuu.I bring thcc to d bu..lng presided "N,r | by a wise man. and loolly. and tHgrg ! thc ~ou. and lJurh,cr, oi men d' leap IrI vault continually. 1ul dn >w,e tnt |hlu and Jo make themselves c.Cn auI Jo man, things after ihy mtr Iu.u co. th,ir own hearts MI tm- Io they. and much morc under tft | hand oi thc wise lud good man who's, name !, Rcid
 NuI ,hr 6cul, Jil accorlua unto ! |.U tht Ilan haj commanded 'hm uI mo tbc self. same evening two H t,o went they forth male and .Dm1'. ul their cameras were m t1.f hands
 NuJ it came to pass a- rh-y went . wind passed over thc earth aui tn ! cloud, upon thc mountains o' Dewey ! Hrlcucd fbc heaven, %, thc north nrI and thc fgul- were -lj. lr. tr,.r eye, Ocrc upon their clm,r- urI tb,y murmurel anl .a.l. onc t another. "Thc windows oI heaven .r. . about to bg opened and thc um v'' ! descend upon thc earth and we cannot . .a up and down and pHu, thu town .r.i and jt rcp.utcth u- tht we hr .I-.ml'Di uur.cNc, t1Iothgt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26

When tb, -o,.u.r . hm.a- "l- inducteJ uto u.6,e u, offered a r.-. mum oi a silver .,r,,c ,a aI trip.et- born iu che state At tbe ,ni co. ,hree month, bc haJ made tHr,. pr..H,- be declare, there ha, h,.u a tUp..' trust formed agaiu,t him n order 'o draw h,, salary
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
In PoIItIcs.

ward-How did lt happen Spelbi did not take the stump for your party dur Ing the campalgn2
 Pohl-Oh, he's one of those chaps who, 1T you give them the stump, win be trying to get away with the whole tree. and we didn't want hlm.-Dotroit Free Press.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
nrnnItInn.

May-Glrls. what do the papers mean when they talk of Che seat of war;
 Ella-l don't know any more than l do what standb.g army is for
 Belle Why how ignorant you are. dears. The seat Of war Is for tho stand Ing army Co slt down on when 1t gets fired | nnl0n Fun.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
The chrrrfnIIhInt

"That." said che cheerful idiot, 'ls what | call hot number"
 What lsT' asked the new bonrdcr unsuspcctlngly.
 "A dozen fried" answered the cheer ful idlot-lndlanapolIs Press.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
somc Inference.

"How did you say that Skreech ren- dered that soloP asked Beehat of See sharp.
 "I didn't say that he rendered it at all. said he rended it" - Detroit
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
Tine nn,nrcr nf Tlmc.

Mrs. Walle-rm sure tho constant anxiety must have been terribly wear Ing.
 Mrs. Lucrs- Wearing! Why, ln the last three ycats I've grown ty look at loast six months older!-Lifc.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26

Bosworth & Npgcrs. wholesale deal CTS. Fourth avenue. between Broadwa, and State streets. received by last bolt choice poultry. butter eggs and vcge tables.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
AnectInn,. E,hnu.tInF TrIhute.

"Clara came back worse than when she went away"
 "How did that happenP
 "The doctor said she had worn her self out buying presents for the fam ly."-lndianapOlis Journal.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
MIninhrrh.

"That man Newdleson never seems to have a good word :or anybody"
 "Oh. yes, he has. had a seat beside him going home the other night, and he praised himself all the way out."- Chicago Times Herald.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26

lust received tLe huest assortment of millinery ever brought to Skagway 1t Fife Alaska Co.,. Fourth street
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26

X new line oi carpets in iugrlin. tapestry. velvet and lNminstcr. at Peo- plc's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
SEATTLE AGENCY.

Hotel Northern News Stand. North ern Hotel First Street. Seattle. Wash
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26

Fine watch repairing a, p E. Kern
Evening star., 1901-05-11

Astonishing Performance Given by a
Confederate on the Roof.
rom the People


One of the peculiarities of Sothern's elab-
grated jokes was the way in which he
worked up to them. He pretended to have
accidentally discovered that he possessed
the gift of the born ventroquist, and ar
ranged an experiment on the occasion of
a supper party given in his honor at a
pleasant house in a London suburb. There
was foolish kind of hanger-on of Soth-
ern's, who loved to boast of his intimacy
with the famous comedian. He had often
said, Il wish you would let me help you in
one of your practical jokes, Mr.. Sothern."
Sothern humored his desire. Mr.. Edgar
Pemberton tells the story in his Memoir
of Sothern."
The comedy must, for my purpose. be
reduced to a paragraph. You know how
fond the professional ventriloquist is of
talking up the chimney to an ina aginary
man on the roof. Sothern had arranged
for his slavish confederate to mount the
roof by a ladder and play the part of the
voice on the roof. which he did to perfec-
ton. and Sotherns success as a ventrilo-
quist was voted nothing short of marvel
Gus. Supper being over, the party ad-
journed to another room, at which point
Sothern said Good night" to his friend
above, at which cue 1t had been arranged
that the seance should be concluded. Soth
ern had, however, plotted against his man,
who, when he wished to descend found
that the ladder gone. BY hook or by
crook the deceived confederate found his
way to the chimney of the smoking room
where the supper party We're settling down
for a long evening. Presently voice was
heard calling down the chimney, "SOthern!
Sotherni For heavens sake come and help
me, l can't get down, and it's raining like
mad" Sothern was taken aback for a
moment, but only to be in ecstasies the
next at the exclamations Of his friends,
who considered the voice only another ex-
ample of Sothern's skill. You said you
could do no more, your voice was tired,
and here it is stronger than ever" SOt h.
ern, accepting the compliments of his
friends, managed in a short conversation
with the voice on the roof to let his un-
happy confederate understand that soon
as possible he would go out and help him
down. After a time, just when Sothern
was about to slip out and release his
friend, his host went to the chimney and,
all the more to emphasize Sothern's sue
cess as he thought, called out Are you
still there?" This was the last straw upon
the rain-drenched back of the sufferer.
"Oh. go to blazes." came the angry reply,
and with 1t a piece of mortar that ratified
in the CRATE, you're a beast.''
Evening star., 1901-05-11

"An the professions are overcrowded.
The placard of No application for engage
ment received might just as well be hung
at the doorway Of every law. medical or
editorial Office as at the portal of the
theater." That is what have thought In
reading the letters Of inquiry about going
on the stage. They have come from all
parts Of the United States. but not from
all kinds Of persons. Hardly any OF the
writers have betrayed q lack OF at least q
fair education. Many have given reasons,
real or fancied-such - proficiency In eio-
Evening star., 1901-05-11

that which Is mine own" That he had
feelings like other men Is shown In his
eyes? hath not q Jew hands, organs, di-
mensions, senses, affections, passions?" In
the trial scene his superiority In maiutain-
ing an argument. unmoved by insult and
unawed by power, makes him stand out
as a terrible creation. AS his heart has
become corroded by long endured insult.
his revenge takes complete possession Of
his thoughts to the exclusion Of his aft
faptfopcp
Evening star., 1901-05-11

A6l0c.
Walter Jones is a possible musical COM
edy star for next season.
Charles Frohman's successes in this
country will go to Australia. as well as
London, in the future.
Aubrey Boucicault is playing Bassanio
in the Goodwin-Elliott production Of The
Merchant Of Venice"
Mabel Pierson. formerly of the Bos-
tonianS, will be the prima donna of the
Syracuse stock company this summer.
Lovers Lane" "Floradora" and "When
We Were Twenty One" will each be played
by three companies next season.
Frank Worthing has refused an offer to
appear with Henry Miller in the west and
will take trip to Scotland instead.
Beerbohm Tree, George Alexander, Cyril
Maud and Winifred Emery may appear in
this country next season under Charles
Frohmans management.
Edna Wallace Hopper is hesitating be-
tween two offers. one to remain with
"Floradora" next season and the other to
appear as star In London.
Anna Held played "Papa's Wife" for the
5OOth time last Tuesday night in New
York. Almost half the performances have
been given in the big city.
James K. Hackett will have a strong
company next season. Besides Wilton
Lackaye, he has just secured Theodore
Roberts name to a contract to appear I'm
his support.
Henry ". Savage has secured control of
Pixley & Luder's musical comedy, king
Dodo," and will give 1t in Chicago for the
first time May q. ''The Burgomaster''
was turned out by these gentlemen.
A big majority of the buriesque man.
ayers Of the country met in New York
Thursday and organized permanently. They
will be known as the Association Of Travel
ing Vaudeville Managers. Ed. F. Rush
was the prime mover in the enterprise.
In London for e. s. willard, the site having
Evening star., 1901-05-11

ADostol1e
From the Detroit Journal.

From the Detroit Journal.
Impossible, thought L.
Surely exclaimed, "these people have
not removed you from office, Why they
are the very apostles of civil service re-
form"
GIendower smiled wany.
But the ak of the apostles, you knowv'
he faltered.
This remark interested me. For the quail
ity of the fellows humor showed that he
was English and not SCotch-Irish, as he
had claimed.
Evening star., 1901-05-11

Maude Odell. as has been announced. Will
star next season in a new version of Car
men. Arrangements are progressing for
her tour to open in Washington on Noyem-
Der IL.
Evening star., 1901-05-11

me Emerald Isle, Sullivan's last opera.
will probably not be brought 10 this coun,
try as its London reception has been luke
warm.
Evening star., 1901-05-11

John Dunsmure the basso of the Rostop-
lans, has been re-engaged for next season
He VIII soon have an operation performed
on his throat by Philadelphia specialist,
Evening star., 1901-05-11

An original playbill of the old For1's
Iheater on 10th street dated April IA 1866
the night of Lincoln's assassination, was
recently sold in Boston for $50
Evening star., 1901-05-11

Corinne sailed for Europe Wednesday and
VIII play five years abroad under the man.
agement of Yours Merrily' John r. Rog-
erS.
Evening star., 1901-05-11

Burt Haverly. recently with Ward and
Fokes has gone into vaudeville He goes
over the southern circuit, and opened in
Atlanta, Ga, last Monday
Evening star., 1901-05-11

Dolly Tester, an old London Gafety The
ater favorite, was married recently for the
second tine. She was formerly Dowager
MarchionesS of Aliesbury.
Evening star., 1901-05-11

Sherrie Mathews of Mathews G. Rulpar
mas had to give up stage work on account
of continued i'll health. Mr. Mathews was
under contract to the Sires in New York
Evening star., 1901-05-11

David Bella asco will not go to Europe this
summer as planned. his numerous interests
holding him down to his desk in New York
city.
Evening star., 1901-05-11

Cissy LOTUS will confine herself in the
future to limitations. as she was not sue
cessful In sketch entitled THE Viyan-
CiSion. - ~
Evening star., 1901-05-11

Nat Goodwin and Ben Teal his staes
manager. are said to have exchanged harsh
task of staging The Merchant of Venice %
with it's alI-star cast.
Evening star., 1901-05-11

Ameiia Bingham has signed a contract
with Mr.. c. Haddon Chambers tho ~.
lish dramatist, who has been on a WISH 9o
this country, for a new three-act modern
society comedy. 1t will be especially adapt-
ed TO Miss Bingham's company,
Evening star., 1901-05-11

The hit of London is said to be Sweet
and Twenty" nothing so successful being
put forward in the last ten years
Evening star., 1901-05-11

II nder Two Flags was played in five
tltleS iast week. New York. Pittsburg Kan
SaS City, Boston and San Francisco
Evening star., 1901-05-11

Brady's Uncle Toms Cabin" production
closes IN New York next Saturday night,
and will be taken to Chicago for a run.
Evening star., 1901-05-11

Weldon Grossmith the London actor
is doing big business with his
ew production, THE Night of the Party
Evening star., 1901-05-11

w. .. GIoert Is In the south of France
very much benefited in health by his xyin,ar
In Egypt. He recently had a narrow cscan.
from death. He was on train that coli
nded with another. several passengers be-
ing killed and fifty injured
Evening star., 1901-05-11

Al1red Z. Aarons has secured a lease of
new play for Willie Collier and has re-
turned check for $1,000 to Manager Lin.
given as advance money for the play con-
templated. Thomas and Collier have fallen
out, hence the refusal
Evening star., 1901-05-11

American capitalists will build q theater
In London for T. 8. Willard, the site having
Evening star., 1901-05-11

The Girl From Up There" despite its
Door opening and bad notices in London. is
low playing to large audiences.
Evening star., 1901-05-11

ModJeska and Louis James are to be Joint
stars next season. appearing I'm a classical
drama from the German.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-23
Teachers Institute.

Office Of o. g. MoEwen, County superin-
tendent OF Schools, Fatmington, N. Mn
complains with the professions Of the
Springer school law, I viii hold at the Farm
ington public school building a county teach
ers' normal institute. An desiring TO teach
In the county SHOULD attend who have not a
certificate Of attendance from a normal in6ti-
tute held this year, as it viii be impossible to
secure a school without. i request tho Co
operation of the honorable school boards, who
should see that applicants for schools are In
formed in regard TO this act.
Institute will open August 10, continuing
ten days. The Beard OF Examiners meets
August Both,
For information regarding terms, etc ad.
dress the county superintendent.
G. A. Grommet, Conductor
o. C. McEWEN,
County Superintendent Of schools.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-23

YOUR BANKING? No matter how small, no
matter how large, The
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-23
experimental station.

For sale, the Experimental station at AZTEC
New Mexico.
The commissioners appointed by the Gov
ernor are now fully authorized to negotiate
the sale Of the above named property, consist
ing OF 40 acres Of choice laud, with all inn
proyementa thereon. For price and terms cal
upon or write to either of the folio Fiug com.
missioners.
PRICE WALTERS,
JOHN A. KOONTz,
A. WLLMAN
Artec, New Mexico, July n, 1901.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-23

One team, wagon aud harness Team Weighs
about hoo each. Wagon D. Is good stout
Freight wagon wan sell al on either Apply
o. undersigned, lf miles north ofAater
az D bENfrlNE
Atitt 81 h,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-07-05
Automobile For Women.

The present-day French aristocracy
has the automobile fever in its most
virulent form, and the lady Of fashion
must have separate vehicles suitable TO
the proper performance Of her daily
round of social duties. Various types
Of park equipages, closed carriages.
etc, form her livery outfit, and now
that the firm Of Levassor et BDissc
has produced a handy little gasoline
vehicle designed especially for prom
cnading and shopping, the volatile lit
tie French chauffeuse is losing no time
in adding it 10 her already large sta
bic" 1t is. in truth, n most convenient
little three-wheeler resembling for all
the world the American "tri.moto'D.
requires very little attention, is power
full enough for all the demands that
may be put upon it,, is easily nan
died, neat, handsome, and, above all,
il has received Dame Fashions stamp
of approval-hence its popularity with
the Parisienne with n penchant for
autOmobllism. Ii is essentially
lady's vehicle-a man would look out
Of place in IT, The average French
woman, equipped with one of these
handy little vehicles, can make the
rounds OF the stores in much less
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-07-05
Papers Build Up Towns,

The effort OF any newspaper 20
build up town is practically nullified
unless II is backed up by the business
men OF the town. A stranger turns
from the news columns OF a paper 20
its advertising columns. and II he fails
10 find there the business cards Of the
merchants and professional firms he
comes 10 the conclusion that the ed
itor is not appreciated, In which case
II is good place 10 keep clear from.
No town ever grew up without the
active assistance OF it's papers. Nor
can papers grow and build up their
localities without the assistance of the
town.
Business men should realize this,
and remember that in lending support
TO their local paper they are not only
building up their own business, but
are helping TO support that which Is
steadily working for the growth OF
the whole town.
In fact the newspaper Is so impor-
'tant 10 communitys welfare that
II there Is town struggling along
without one the merchants are keep
Ing money out OF their own pockets by
not seeing 10 IL that one is established