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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-30

There was q big dance at N J
Rhodes's Friday night celebrating Miss
Ilattie's birthday. j Cursau Of
Crooked creek furnished the music,
Il j Baker has taken about one hun
dred head Of cattle belonging to Mrs.
Williams Of Meade.
Mrs. Potter has been staying in
Meade the past two weeks.
Docia Spurgeeu IL staying With Mrs.
Frank Parks this week. Frank is up
10 Kansas on business.
Wiley Rhodes aud wife were calling
down the river last Sunday. Wiley
says he has some fine short horns
which lie recently brought FROM Miss
ouri.
Davy Mackey spent several days IN
Meade rusticnting.
There was preaching at the Lone
Star school house Sunday.
The Chain G outfit went through
here with 1910 head Of cattle Sunda,
morning. They we're mostly steers.
Some calves arc dying on the rang,
r q.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-30
Land Once n Woodward. q. r
May 8 1901

Notice 10 hereby gives that the follovisg
named settler has died notice Of her iniss-
'ioa 10 make aaai proof 10 support Of her
ols'n'. and that said preof win bs made be-
fore The Register and Receiver. of the U 4.
iAsd Once al Woodward, o. 7. On July, 10
1901. viis
Aauills u. Tsft. w. A. No. iss, fer the . H
nv and NV Y sw \ Section 70 and ne \ %
ses'ion % Tow nship moth. rsass ssrch.
she names the followins Witnesses " prove
her continuous residence upon end euisiva-
tsn Of said land viz;
John T. stssisy. John W. Tan ss Cline, o.
: wiliiam.A waidsn. OF cup.d, o. Z, and
So~al " Ean OF Custer. o. T.
b. 10 iIlAlr. Hs ~,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-30
Land once ss woodward, q, r

May. u. 1891.
Estiee IL hereby given that the fsllswing
naned settler has nisd boiire Of his In.
tssiioh to- make nnal prsof In support Of
his: claim and that said proof will be nsds
before Chsri.s D. Tanpshiii, Judge Of the
Pisbsts Court In snd for Beaver county,
o r, and In case OF his absence. tres bsfors
Nettis n. Thomas. clerk Of said court, %
Beaver, D. T. on July, ~. lse,. viz.
william X. Hutchinson. NE No sIio, for the
sk - Y and NV V 90 y aad nc Y sw u Zee.
~. r. sN. q. - EcM.
He ssnes the following witnesses 70 prsvs
his cssunusus residence upon snd suliiva-
tiss si his respsctivs issas via;
hiltos ". Anshu,e. Frank Parks, John W.
epuSgcon and Martin O. Danks all Of Hye. U.
7.
,. d. RHALY, Register.
First pablishsd Nay " ises.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-30
Contest Notice.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
U. Land O0cs. woodward. q. r.

US Land o0cs. woodward. OF.
April. 24th. ia,r.
suficient contest affdnvit hs,iag bccu
aledi IL this eGics by alfred ". Hriksss con-
testsst. against Homestead Entry n"mber s,2
made September ?. rss4 FOR lot section ., rp
NJ, h ~ " and iots . . and +, ara swK sw y
section . Tp en-. n a W by Chsdss .. oldncld
costsetss IL which II IL alleged that the said
Charles b. eid6sld has wholly abandoned
ssid tract of land for q period Of more Than
sir months ant next prisr To the expiration OF
nrs yesrs from dnts or entry hns n complied
with the isw In the matter OF residence and
cultivation. and that saisi absence from tho
land was net due to his emp'oy mont in tho
army. navy or marine corps NJ the United
States when epsasrd In wRr said parties are
hereby netihsd 70 appear, respond and sfer
evidence tsurbins said al'esatiss at 70 o'clock
Q. n. % Juse. eth. issl. before tho Register
and Rsssivsr q The u. 4. Land O0es 10 Wood
ward. wssAwsra county. OF.
Tho said ssaiestsss hsviss. In proper sf-
Alsvit nlsd April. 81 loo'. set forth fscts
which shsw that after due diiigsncs personSl
service sf this nssios oan sot bs msds. II IL
hereby ordered snd 1irecteA that such sotics
b given BY due and prspsr pukIestion.
2. D. HEALY. Register.
F-P So
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-30

No name has been given the new
town To be built near Op,ima, bu, s,-
cry body should ren,e,ober that Boil, &
Brown are prepared TO furnish material
Tor building II, in any quantities and
1t lowest prices.
Cyclists should always carry a bot,l,
of Ballard's Snow Lisimsnt, 10 case oI
accident, u applied Immediately. Il viii
ssb lue the pain, prevent swelling and
diso.loratios sad quickly heal ii.
wouuds. Price, IS aud 80 ssu,s.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-30
COUNTY NEWS IN LETTERS.
Many Interesting Items Regarding tho
Principal Events Of the Week in Va
rious Neighborhoods.

CROOKED CREEK.
Our roses bloom; the Wild birds sing
And smiles our summer sky,
All nature bonoreth our King,
Who pleads for rs on high.
As birds and trees and roses show
Their honor, far and wide,
Ought lot His children to be found
More closely at His side.
We haye been blessed with an abun-
dance of rain the past week and every
thing is growing lovely in this locality,
Alfred Erickson was over on the
creek Sunday getting George Pember.
ton to assist him in driving q bronx
for the first time. For . wonder 1t be-
hsved a. moe as some old broke horse.
CM Pemberton returned to Mr..
Williamsoa's to work this week a. he
10 feeling better.
Thomas Hart and little daughters
are recovering from the mossles and
ere able 10 ba up again at this writing.
We have b.en listening for wedding
bells to ring over on tie Cimarron for
some time. Those qu,ltings surely
menu something.
George and Mill Hart we're out rid
ing horseback Sunday. Exercising az.
ter having had the measles. Milt was
conghipg considerably yet.
Four Of Jacob Berends's family are
afflicted with mumps.
Probably the measles and muups
will bid US goodbye after while. We
sincerely hope so anyway.
George Haver was out coyote hunt :
ing Monday and succeeded ia running
one into deu. There we're several
young ones in the den and be killed
three Of them.
Mrs. Maud Pemberton is visiting
h:r mother, Mrs. Jake Rerends, this
week and 10 helping take care Of the
sick.
Little Annalew Murray spent Sa,ur-
H. ..l
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-30
Land once st wsod y ard o. T..

Apr. y l20l.
Notice 10 hereby sivsn that the fol lewirg
nsmsA settler has nisd nstics Of her inter-
tios v naks anal presf 10 sappsrt sf her
claim. snd tbss said proof will -
made bsfsrs CHARLES o. Tsnnehiil. Judge of
the Probate Court 10 aud for Beaver county
Oklahoma Terri,sry, or In case OF bis abb
ssnee then before Nettis n. Thsmss. clerk
q said ooprt ~ Beaver. o. T. On Ju,S ~.
1871. Wig:
Thursis A. Bssder. n 2 isI,. for the . y %
4 Section a. aad . y 81 Z Section "a - an.
RsS EcM.
shs names the following witnesse 10 prove
her coniinuoss residence upon aud veultivs-
tion Of said land via;
Frank Maple. robert Maple. Thomas J. Iv-
dy and Jehn Marshsll ali Of Rivsnias, o. T.
y. d. BsALr. Register.
First pub. s. 9 1901. -
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-04
WORK PROGRESSING NICELY.
Contractors Arson 4 Holman Pushing
Operations ON New Hotel aud Depot.

Contractors Arson a Holman Pushing
Operations ON New Hotel aud Depot.
Work ON the Alvaredo hotel building
which Is being erected by the Santa Fc
Railroad company at this place, is NOV
ing along at a very satisfactory pace
for the contractors, Messrs. Arson q
Holman. II Is true ground was broken
for this magnificent structure several
months ago, and for Il building Of such
dimensions a large amount of hard
work a be performed by the very
best of mechanics, and not a very big
showing is made, but, nevertheless, II
Is noticeable by all that neither the con-
tractors nor their employees are idle Il
moment during working hours. Several
months ago big orders were given TO
some Texas and Louisiana firms for
framing material for the main build
ings and but a small portion of the or
der has been received. Last week
Architect Whittlesey went to Chicago
To consult with the managers of the
firms and learn the cause of the delay
and at what date the material will be
here. II Is understood the architect
will return TO Albuquerque in a couple
OF days after which we can expect TO
see an duulllonnl turce or NOrkmcu N
gagged In the work. The hotel build
ing in which the parlors, reading
rooms, tonsorial apartments and bar
room will be located, has reached that
point where nothing more can be added
until the right kind Of material is re-
ceiyed, and for a few days past the car
penters have been at work on what Is
known as the commercial drummers'
sample room. This department is 4Ox4l
feet inside dimensions and win front on
the railroad,
The stone foundation for the laundry
annex is finished and the heavy TIM
beers are being laid for the floor. This
portion Of the great structure is
4lXlO0i feet, and will be two stories in
height, including a basement where
Will be situated the boiler rooms and
heating apparatus. In the north part
OF this building, On the ground floor,
will be the reirigerating and storage
rooms and on the south Of which Is the
large laundry room, while the second
hoor will be occupied by the bed rooms
Tor the assistants Of the hotel.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-04
Rdppe for BIS.
CITY NEWS.

The Brunswick 20 cent cigar is ell
right.
Get Pine for that cough. Matthews
irug stoIs.
CRYSTAL lotion for chapped and rough
Skin. Matthews drug store.
Wanted-A nurse girl Apply at G2s
Copper avenue. Mrs. David Wein-
mann.
At Matthews drug store your pres
eriptions will be prepared scientifically
and honestly.
Wanted-A woman who understands
housekeeping and cooking. Inquire at
Mo-. 2lv-2l2 South Second street.
We are going 10 open up some new
lines Of shoes IA the spring and are very
anxious 10 close out some that We now
carry. Hence our cut prices. Simon
stern, the Railroad avenue clothier.
our teas and conees have a reputa-
tion which is hard 70 equal. Have you
tried them? IL 30. tell your neighbor
about them % not do 30 at once and
you wll always be satisfied jana
Grocery company,
Fountain and bulb syrlnges and
stomlzers. A new stock Just received
al J. II. O'Rielly * Co.'S. prescription
druggists, corner Second ana Gold ay-
snue.
We have just received fresh from the
east: A keg OF chow chow, also
stunti mangJes, rolled herring, big
fat maykerel, apple butter ana sauer
kIaut. Jena Grocery company.
Besides cutting the cost Of AN our
heavy winter goods and broken llaos
Of mems. wonen's a-l oh.llrcn's
shoes 90 two In order ia e'ean them
nut. we have greatly Ie2ugeI the price
OF cur regular lines OF footwear. You
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-04

pleted. lie left on the second section
OF n Z. > on his return To Topeka.
Rev. j.. NJ. Hendricks, bishop of the
Episcopal church for New Mexico and
Arizona, was here Saturday. lie left
that night for Socorro. where he held
divine services yesterday.
VIM. Gibbons, Of Bonneville. Mo,
died at that place the other day, lie
was a brother of II, u. Gibbons, a
well-known Santa Fe railway official
at Las Vegas.
George w. Smith, superintendent OF
motive power and master mechanic,
has returned TO the city after "A trip
over the santa Fe Pacific.
II. T.. Hall. OF the Albuquerqur Foun-
dry and Machine works, has gone ia
Los Angeles. to enjoy a few days with
his family,
Percy Cleland, brother OF a. w. Gle
land, Jr, was here last week visiting
old friends. lie returned to Denver
asst night.
Charles Chadwick and Fred Hamm,
two ~wcll-knowH sAeep buyers, returned
to the city lst Saturday night.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-04

The finn Of II. Lommori & Co. hay,
embarked IN the grocery ana mca
market business In their store build
ing at No. IN West Tijeras road
whore they have put out a welcome.
sign to all passersby The gentlemen
are well known here. ana are not only
DESTROYS Of meeting o.l-time friends
al their place OF business hut hereby
extend cordial invitations to as many
UoH ouc8 aa wish anything In theiI
line to call ana get acquainted,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-04

can save money by taking advantage
o. this opportunity at c. Mays popu-
lar-priced shoe store. 20S West Rail-
road avenue.
For all kinds Of fancy groceries and
choice meats 40 to +. Bommori & CO.'S.
No. III Tijeras road. Everything new
end first class. Prompt and careful.
attention given any ana all orders
Your patronage solicited.
Gentlemen Now Is the time to plac,
your order. Our clothing pleases ant
the prices talk. Nettleton Tailoring
agency. 2l5 south Second street.
Try
GLECKLER'S
Jersey Milk.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-04

TO save 20 per cent on a scholarship
with the International Correspondence
school l am instructed TO sell during
The month Of February TWENTY
SCHOLARSHIPS AT 4 DISCOUNT
OF 20 PER CENT from the regular
prices. So YOU'LL HAVE TO HUR.
ny and get yours before they're an
sold. j. J. Rutherford. local reprcsen-
tatiye. 209 West Railroad avenue. over
san Jose Market. Give me a call.
open evenings, 2 10 w.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-04

NAANTED-Strong, willing boy 10 to 30
w years OF age, to drive delivery wagon
one living neFr busints center preferred,
Adde'S, own writing, Groceries this office.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-04
THE WAY

Commends itself to the w~ell-informcd,
TO do pleasantly and effectively what
was formerly done in the crudest man
ner and d~isagreeably as well. TO
cleanse the system and break up colds,
headaches and fevers without unpleas-
ant after effects, use the delightful
liquid laxative remedy. Syrup OF Figs,
Made by California Fig Syrup 90.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-04
FOR SALE.

FOR SALt-A Charter gas or gasoline en-.
ginc, rs horse power, in good working
condition and just the thing for a tanchman'
Tor particulars aud terms call on or address
InE lLllLrn. AlhmllnLlne. n. vi.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-04
WANTED.

FOR RENT-Five room bIick cottage, kn-
L quire at slS south Walter.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-04

Helena, Mont, Feb i.-rhomas
Cruise the Helena millionaire. received
seventeen votes for senator TODAY
Result OF the ballot. Mantle. 30.
Cruise, Il; Frank. u; Cooper s. Mac.
Ginnls 2 Conrad, A. Hoffman, 2
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-04
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTE-Au classified Advertisements, or
~ rl,reT "liueu," one cent n word for each
insertion, Minimum charge for any classified
Advertisement 10 centB. In order 70 insure
a this uH!ce not later than > O'Clock p. IN.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-04

Washington. ID. q, Feb. 4-The nrst
general ooder. issued by the war depart
meat In execution OF the provisions OF
the army reorganization act directs
iiscontlnuance Of the sale Of beer. wine
and Intoxicating liquors on all military
reservations ana army transports,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-12
STRIKE NOT PROBABLE.

WILKESBARRE, Pa. March IL
The delegates from this sectioa to the
United Mine Workers convention at
Hazleton will leave for that city today
The convention will be much larger
than the one held in the same town
last fall, Some of the locals will send
as high as ten delegates.
Charles ]. Thain. district organizer
and delegate to the convention, said
last night he thought the action OF the
coal companies in posting notices sig
nifying their willingness to pay the
present scale Of wages for another year
was only a feeler," The operators, he
said, knew there were other pressing
grievances and he believed they would
adjust these grievances rather than
precipitata another strike.
Grievances which the delegates from
Wyoming valley will insist on being
brought before the convention relate to
pay for dead work and a uniform price
for rock work. Some Of the companies
in this section. it is said, do not pay
anything for dead work and in the
Carhondale district Of the Delaware n
Hudson Company better wages are
paid for certain kinds Of work than are
paid at the collieries operated by the
same company hereabouts.
The leaders Of the United Mine Work
ers say until there is uniform system
all through the anthracite region there
will be constant friction between em-
ployers and employees and the only hope
of obtaining such a system is co-opera-
tion upon the part OF the companies
Mr.. Thain says he does not think
there will BE- a strike, but says If the
operators would meet the miners In
joint conference all grievances could be
settled in a few hours,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-12

at the Old South Church last night
the report explains, before congre-
cation largely made up OF the richest
church society In New England, lie
was delivering the third or u series OF
Lenten addresses by college presidents
and his specific topic was THE De-
velopment OF a Public Conscience" In
the course OF his address he said;
How do things stand as regards the
need OF public Conscience In this coan'
try today The American standard of
personal morality is on the whole high, as
compared with other nations ana other
ages, We have developed personal Nir-
tues through individual conscience very
we'll, But our actions in politics and
In u social ana business sense prove our
moral standard In those directions des.
peptely low.
There is an appalling contrast be-
tween our methods OF dealing with each
other as individuals and the low stan
dard In dealings between different parts
of the whole organization ot society
Competition used To prevent man
from practiclnr great eNtoriion upon hts
neighbor. even IL h wanted to. and In
politics we once had at least a rough
form ot relative justice But today
with our industries organized into
trusts and the imperalstic spirit de-
vcloped in politics, the general devel-
opm'ut OF the principle " trusts will
become appalling unless We cultivate
a higher standard of morality than ever
before.
Legislation will never protect us
from the evils OF trusts, OF deterinra;ci
politics. The essence of a trust is that
you must trust the head " It to exer-
else his power wisely or to abuse Il. ac-
cording to the kind OF conscience ~
possesses.
Trusts hive got to be- regulated by
public sentiment and that public scnti-
ment is rot merely the opinion " any
particular rart ot the whole people,
huy is readiness To accept tn behalf
of the community restrictions. nlep,n-
lent of the question of whether you
or shall be personally harmed hy
those restrictions
You say that the community win
not b, governed by this principle. We
must expect that the community wdl
however. for the alternative is an cm-
paror in Washington within twanty-hv
yeus Public affairs can no longer be-
played as a game. bu, must be- directed
by an intelligent ana active public con-
science. Individual tnor, is helpless
ana hopeless"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-12
PRESIDENTS TRIP CERTAIN.
He Will Make Numerous stops on Pa
cihc Coast.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE pres
ident has given definite assurance 20
his California friends that h. will go
to the Pacific coast this spring. He
expects to leave here in the latter part
If April or early in May.
The outlook now Is that the party,
which will include members Of the
cabinet ana Of the Ohio delegation in
congress, will go out by the Southern
Pacific route, stopping at New Orleans,
Several stops in Texas are contemplate
ed and ther. Is talk that at FL PasO
the president will meet and shake hands
with President Diaz Of Mexico.
The stops on the coast viii b. num-
erous. The return trip will BE- made by
the northern route. Altogether five or
six weeks will be consumed in making
the trip.
One plan which has been suggested
Is for the presidential party to take
a steamer at Dulath and make the lake
trip to Buffalo in order to visit the
Pan-American exposition there. Ar
rangements will b. made fpr the
prompt transaction Of important bust
ness that may need the attention Of the
president and cabinet en- route ana a
regular office with force Of stenograph-
ers, clerks and telegraphers will be
established aboard the train.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-12
'FAvoRs ANNUAL CONFERENCES.
President Mitchell Believes They Would
BE Best Means OF Preventing
Trouble

SCRANTON. Pa. March ii,-Presi-
dent John Mitchell OF the United Mine
Workers Of America, is here, He said
last night that the coal operators ofler
to continue the ten per cent advance
in the miners wages indicated Il
friendly feeling He hoped that the OPP
orators would show the same disposition
regarding the other questions to come
before the Hazleton convention,
In my Judgment" said Mr., Mitchell,
the proper way TO adjust wages and
insure uninterrupted employment is to
have annual conferences between the
operators and the employees, as is done
in the soft coal region, There is no
good reason why the operators should
not confer with the organization. Last
fall they claimed the organization did
not represent the miners, That excuse
cannot be put forward now, Practic-
ally speaking, every miner in the reg
ion is now enrolled in the organization"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-12

bells. trade marks and other designs on
tin, and for laequering, gliding and
printing their wares both for ornamen-
tai and advertising purposes.
This department Is in charge OF Il, J,
Stephens, capable artist, whose work
shows great excellence. While Mr.,
Stephens is preparing to print both
from zinc and stones, the zinc process
is the one receiving the most atten-
tion. and the mysterious process OF pro-
ducing a many-colored lithograph Is
Interestingly described by the artist.
Roughly speaking. the design is first
drawn on a large scale, then reduced by
the camera, printed on zinc and etched
out with acids and machine, one
plate being required Tor each color.
The department is not yet fully un-
der way. but very complete dark
room, drying oven and press have been
Installed and zinc plates are being
etched for present contracts.
This class of work was formerly done
for the northwest coast by the factories
Of the company in Los Angeles and
san Francisco but the demand has in
creased to such proportions that 1t is
necessary to have 1t done nearer the
place OF delivery. As an instance. about
! inety thousand printed lard pals We're
shipped up here last season, and other
vari;ies in proportion. All Of this work
will now be done In Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-12
LAUNCHING IN A MONTH.
Work Rapidly Progressing on Belmont
Syndicate Cup Defender.

BRISTOL. r. l.. March u.-At the
present rate OF progress on the Belmont
syndicate cup defender she should BE- in
the water early in April Herreshof
workmen admit that the launching date
is hardly a month away and expect to
see her maiden plunge into the water
of Bristol harbor on Saturday, April s.
More work was done on the big
Yacht last week than in a like period
since her keel was cast. The platers
have b.en able to stand erect on their
staging and have made rapid headway,
while. where the hydraulic rlyeting ma
chine could BE- brought into play on
the open surface they have performed
the work II several men. The top sills
Of the yacht ar now almost encased in
the goldenhued bronze skin.