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Sharp County record., 1901-10-11
CLARKE AT ALL HAZARDS.

organs in the state, and in order
TO boost its favorite, it is willing
to make a complete change of
front and by its two-facedness
present a spectacle which is CAL
cul$fed to make honest journal
ism blush for pure shame. The
Soliphone is brilliantly gotten up
and enjoys the reputation of be-
ing one of the foremost in Ar
kansas newspaperdom. which
fact makes its dishonest prac-
tees, for dishonest they are,
more deplorable. In an effort to
convince the people of Greene
county of the validity OF the
Hudson Bank carpetbag claim
AGAINST the State of Arkansas,
and thereby justify Gov. Clarke
! in his efforts to force the state to
pay said claim, the Solphone
says:
Gov. Davis would not recon-
mend payment Of the claim be-
cause its age gives it the talnt OF
suspicion, though he says he
cannot point out any record evi-
dence of its being a fraudulent
claim, and everyone who knows
Jeff Davis knows he is for the
people against bonds, trusts and
combines every day in the year.
In the first place, the Soliphone
does not report Gov. Davis cor
rectly in the matter. But let
that pass.
In order to turn a trick in Gov.
Clarke's favor, the Soliphone is
ready, apparently without a
grimace, to say that Everyone
who knows Jeff Davis knows he
is for the people against bonds,
trusts and combines every day in
the year." That statement COM
ing from one of Gov. Davis
friends would be most becoming,
but the Soliphone's files wild bear
testimony to the certain fact that
during Gov. Davis candidacy
for election to the honorable po-
sition which he now holds, no
paper in the state was more bit
ter in it's denunciation of him
than was it, which is now ready
to scramble into his band-wagon
for Clarke's sake. The Soliphone
before and after the election of
Gov. Davis did not believe him
sincere in his TRADE against the
trusts, his promise to change the
channel of Red river and clean
out the gang at Little Rock, etc.
But now all is changed. Lo and
behold, a short while ago, the
Soliphone began to throw nice
perfumed boquets at the feet of
the governor and has since con-
tinually been engaged in crown
ing him Lord of all. And all of
this, that it may score a point in
Gov. Clarke's favor. That much
is apparent to the most unsus-
pecting schoolboy in the state.
And wonder what the good peo-
pie of Greene county are wont to
think of the Soliphone, after
reading column after column of
abuse aimed at the chief execu-
tive, now beholding it dead in
love with it's old enemy? 1t can.
not be a change of heart this
journal has experienced, because
it knows that Gov. Davis has not
smashed trust or combine, or
attempted to smash a trust or
combine since his election, and
the Soliphone did not believe in
him before his election. The
Soliphone, in truth, in its present
tactics to aid Gov. Clarke is pre-
senting a sorry spectacle, and its
attempts at deception will not be
endorsed by the self-respecting
papers of Arkansas, nor we dare
coz, ou,,l-l
Sharp County record., 1901-10-11
Directory.
RELIGIOUS.

pr>>ching at the Methodist church >eco",' anu
~, Il, ,supdavs IN each m-nth rev.
( ssr.,oan pastor Everybody invited
~.-3.v-school every sunday morning ~ ~
.,sso~f Al tht Methodist church. EYerIyS1pu! 10
InviteQ 70 coine superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1901-10-11

What has become of the new
state capitol?
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-04

Twenty head Of cattle. COWS and sssorl. AZ
Frank hun's, two and ona-haif miles west n
Nrtnn.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-04

The amount Of original investigation
being prosecuted by the various de part.
mints Of the Experiment Station at
Mesilla Park lie not generally realized by
the public. Recent work by the en-.
Genealogical department is illustrative OF
Investigations under the other depart
ments. During last August the Station
chronological and bis wife studied tie
fauna aud fora OF the Las Vegas rance
At an altitude Of Of about eleven rhou-
sand feet. As many as - species Of life
there found have proved to be new to
to science, while several others have
only been found in the extreme north,
as ia Alaska. One OF tho finest wild
rosea 10 America was discovered aud
descIibed not long since by the botanist
Of the Station, Professor q o. Wooton,
having been found growing wild in the
Organ and Sacramento mountains. Iu-
vsstigations Of this character are not
alone valuable to sciglce. illustrating as
toay 40 .he great se0ps for original
work ia all lines ia this Territory, but
are frequently ysluabl- 10 other respects.
Not long since q small weed. growing
profuaely on the mesds and valleys, was
iourdtO substitute TOR litmus. and It ia
more than possible that this little weed
can be Demonstrated to be valuable to
commerce.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-04
smeIter city Papers,

From the Durango Democrat.
The smallpox bunco has entirely
faded No patent has boon sick,
none have missed = meal or suffered
An Inconvenience beyond restraint.
Several citizens have visited the so
called pest house and mi0gled with
the alleged victims, and what is the
reaultf As the Democrat commanded
from the start, a vaccination graft.
Basoomb Hampton and Miss Mary
Stucknian will be married this after.
noOn at residen Of the brides father,
Gustave Stuckman, on the Florida.
The Rev. Nj. Ssrber OF the Baptist
church will perfOm the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton will reside at
Aztec.
West & McGrsw after several weeks
OF dick sring have reached an agree
ment whereby Mr.. McGrew takes all
the cattle and horses on this side of
the COnneiOs range Rsd Mr.. West all
ID the other side. Welfare not advised
as to extent Of the deal 10 way Of swap.
ping cattls and cash eimply knog that
there are Over d thou nd head on this
side and several bundled en- the Con
nejos side.
The fruit grown ia Han juan county,
New Mexico just south Of Durango. il
attracting attention from those who in
cline to horticulture. II 10 the grandest
orchard spot in the West, lands are
cheap and water abundant.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-04
Meat Market
A. NJ HUBBARD, Prop.


Fresh and Salt Meats kept con-
stantlg ON hand.
A trial solicited.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-04

Bailey a Williams is the name Of the
arm which hes purchased and will here
after conduct the mercantile business 10
Aztec heretofore osrriod on by NJ. Fields
Rnd John Sharp, The new firm is com
posed Of q L Bailey aod John viii.
liams. They are new onmers in San
Juan county but the impression already
formed is that they are reliable, liberal,
vide awRSe business men. Their pur-
chase covers stock and building. They
will he warmly wolnumed to cor cOm-
munity aud We are uonadeni the change
that has occurred will result to the last
ing benefit OF aztec and lie people.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-04

Oaiso Of the board VI County Commission.
ers, Azisc, n. M. December %. l9OO.- An cleo.
ton q tn quRlhtd voters Of the County OF
SEu Junu. Nov M,Eioo, ir hereby called TO
take place on the I'd Monday "a J~anuary. 1901,
being he 18th day Of January, 1901. within the
several precincts within said county. for the
purpose OF olestiug one Justise Of the Peace
and one C%onstahlein each precinct in the said
county % provided by Law.
The said election will be held during tno
hours prescribed ~ Law In the several pre-
oinots at the usual voting places.
r. J, ARRIaGTON, Chairman.
Attest: c.. V. sanford. Clerk.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-04
RRWARp.

A ward Of 500 will % paid BY this Alsooia-
ton 10 any person or pors0ns furnishing infor-
nation that viii lead ~ the arrest aud oonvie-
ton az any person or poroOns stealing. DRIVING
away or itloniouely handling any stock belong
Ina "a any member Of thh Association.
THE SAN JUAN COUNTY CATTLE GROW
ER8' ASSOCIATION or NEW MEXICO,
headquarters at Aztec, San Juan County, New
MeHicOi WI. Wright President; j.. b WA.
liama, IreaaureE Granville Pendintan, score.
tary; Board Of Director, u. q. uudson. E. III.
Stewart, III, n Mllos0n, II. N. johnson, And
Frank MUIR.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-04
3 eARp on THINKS.

la Plata, January ], 19O1.-We the
undersigned, wish Ia extend our thanks
to our many friends and neighbors for
tina kindness shown ue during the sick
ness and death Of our daughter, Leda.
j. II. EARLE.
ELLA EARLE.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-04

To Whom Il Nay Concern; Mr.. Charles
Milne is nO longer acting as manager OF my
ranches. Send an unpaid bills Incurred on my
account 70 me az Snehes Colorado.
W. A. GARRETT.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-01-04

ASSEMBLY nd buggy 10 Good condition. WIN
ssl cheap n cash or hay. Inquire At IHDEx
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24
ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION.
Influential Delegation at work In wash
ington, DC.

Influential Delegation at Work In wash
ington, DC.
Washington, Jan. PA large lnfiuen-
tial delegation representing those in
terested In the Louisiana Purchase
Worlds exposition, 10 be held in st.
Louis, 1908. was heard to-day by spec
ial committee OF the house Of represen-
tatives having charge Of that subject.
The proposition Is designed on scale OF
unusual magnitude, sl5,OO0,OO0 already
being assured for It by the United
States government and city OF ST.
Louis. The delegation present to-day
included former Governor Francis, OF
Missouri. and Chas. W. Knapp, presi-
dent OF St. Louis Republic. Chairman
Tawney, OF congressional committee.
explained the present statues OF the
measure. The sundry civil appropria-
tion bill OF last year contained a pro-
vision pledging the United States gov
ernment to appropriate 5000 900 when
the local authorities had provided $40,
900, 900 10 the satisfaction OF the secre-
tary OF the treasury. The present bill
contemplates carrying out this pledge
by making an appropriation OF 5000
900 and az the same time providing a
comprehensive plan OF government par
tlcipation, along the lines OF participa-
tlon at Chicago. Governor Francis read
a letter from VIM. II, Thompson, chair
man OF the finance committee OF the
exposition, stating that ST Louis had
fulfilled It's promise. The committee ad'
journed until next Monday when the
bill will be considered By sections and
doubtless reported soon thereafter.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24
rHE PROCLAMATION.

The proclamation was az follows;
Whereas, II pleased Almighty God to
call to His mercy our late sovereign
lady, Queen Victoria, OF blessed and
glorious memory, by whose decease the
imperial crown of the united kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland is solely
and rightfully come to the high ana
mighty Prince Albert Edward. We.
therefore. lords of spiritual and tenn
poral OF this realm, being here assisted
with those of her late maJesty's privy
council, with numbers of other prlnci-
pal gentlemen of quality, lord mayor of
London and citizens OF London, do now
hereby with one voice and consent oil
tongue and heart do publish and pro-
claim that the high and mighty Prince
Albert Edward, is now by the death OF
our late sovereign OF happy memory
become out only lawful and rtshtful
liege lord Edward VII by the grace OF
God, king of the united kingdom OF
Great Britain and Ireland defender Of
faRh and emperor OF India, 10 whom
we acknowledge all faith and constant
obedience with all hearty and humble
affection, beseeching God by whom al
kings and queens do reign, TO bless
Royal Prince Edward VII with Iona
and happy years to reign over US
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24

cially appeared popular with the audi.
ence and in response to hearty ovation
rendered several pleasing encores.
Lopsie Popsie Miss Ada Campfieldl
captivated the audience by singing in I
good voice, Hes Just a Little Mig.
ger"
The Watermelon Party" was sung
by Clementiue Bigfoot Fred.
Hungate6 "rhe simple Maiden" by
Fred. Carlysle, and 'The Hypnotized
Coon by Miss Kellogg. The hrst act
closed with Good Night" song by
George 4. Leslie, who ofiiciated as In.
terlocutor.
The second part opened with "Baby
Ruth Oracle Borradaile) and Mother
We'uns" Mrs. Francis Crossan) in a
plantation lullaby with an invisible
qusrtette. The Eminent Comedisnne"
was Fred. Carlysle, who was admirably
supported by twelve young ladies,
And then came on the prettiest aud
incest Of the evenings entertainment
pretty little Miss Hillyer In her cake
walk and skirt dances.
'Saffo" was then played by Messrs.
Leslie, Carlysle and Hungate and the
silly situations brought forth generous
applause.
Miss Mae Heath delighted her many
friends by singing several solo selec-
tlons. The lady has most won
derfm voice, well cultivated and pow
erful.
The entertainment closed with q one
act drama, the scene of which was laid
in southern soldiers home during the
war Of 1865 between the north and
south. Messrs lierney Carlvsle
Francis, Hungate, Leslie, and Miss
stella Lewinson and little Miss Jean
Hubbs assumed the cast OF characters
IN this act in very pleasing manner.
The entertainment was under the di-
rection and supervision OF Messrs. q.
h. Leslie and Fred. Csrlysle. During
the performance last night they were
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24

The brothers and sisters In whining
ton. Del. OF the late Preston chaltaut
have requested that the remains Of
their brother be sent TO them. and &C
cordingly the dead body was started on
Its homeward journey to-day. Mr.
Chalfaut had been a resident OF this
city for the past f,ve years. holding the
position of bookkeeper for the sxten-
sive transfer line of w, L. Trimble a
Co. BY his numerous manly auann-
cations and the efficient manner In
which he performed the duties OF his
position. he won the esteem and conn.,
dence OF all. He was well-known here
and his taking away will be keenly
regretted by large circle OF aeauain-
tancee
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24
urvUIdIIIduOn 10 British
Subjects.
Queen Exacts Promise From
King and Kaiser,
Funeral Of Queen Victoria at Wind
sOr Castle on February2,
GRIEF DOWN IN SOUTH AFRICA.

London, Jan. 24.--TAe proclamation
announcing Edward VII as king of
Great Britain, Ireland and the emper-
or OF India, was read in the st. JaInes
palace by William Henry Welden, king
alarms at y o'clock this morning. The
king was not present. There was a
large assemblage OF officials and college
herslds. Among those in uttendan nee
Were General Roberts and memoers Of
his headquarters stan. There was a
great conGOurse Of people. Members Of
Abe kings household attended the GER
einony from Marlborough house. ON
the balcony overlooking F'riary court.
whence the proclamation was read
were Duke Norfolk and other officers
of state.
In the yard OF Marlborough house
and F'riary court were stationed a large
body OF police. soldiers and footsuards.
Troops arrived at $ o'clock and shortly
before o'clock this morning a brilliant
cavalcade passed down Pail Mall and
entered Friary court. IL consisted OF
the headquarters stan. headed BY Gen.
Roberts in full uniform, carrying mar
shals baton. Sir Evelyn Wood and
nine court disnitaries headed by the
Duke of Norfolk. appeared on the bal
cony. Thten the heralds blew fanfare
and king-at-arms. Welden, read the
proclamation. All heads were barred
during the reading, and when 1t was
concluded the king g-at-arms raising his
rhree cornered hat. cried loudly; God
save the King" The crowd took up the
cry, while cheers, fanfares, trumpets
and the band playing the national an
them all made curious medley.
The chief interest of the day centered
dn the entrance OF thu herald's process
sion into the city at Temple Bar. There
the herald read the proclamation when
The mayor and aldermen replied: I'VE,
with one voice, consent tongue and
heart pledge allegiance to King Ed
ward VII"
The crowd stood bareheaded In ST.
lence not knowing what to do until the
military band struck up "God save the
King" The crowd took up the words
feebly. A few streets further on the
proclamation was read again. and the
procession advanced by way OF Lud-
gate hill TO the royal exchange. where
ahe Anal proclamation was made
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24
MARK ET QUOTATIONS.

Quotations and review furnished by
w. T.. Metcalf. No. 9 Cromwell block
received over private wire Of +. @. Lo-
gan:
New York Jan. 24.-(stocks) The
stock market opened about as It closed
last night, wiki the exception OF st.
Paul, for which prices came higher
from London and the initial price here
was about one point higher The trad
ing in this stock was the feature OF the
market and opinions varied as to it's
significance, so good judges believing
that the price was depressed In order
to accumulate stocks while others
thought that a line OF long stocks were
being closed out. The general list after
showing some hesitation In the early
trading gradually weakened and was
In the main heavy.
Total sales, 76l. 800
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24
MAVERICK CASE +!
Another Efortto Secure
Her Pardon.
Cuban Fever Finally Ends Life
Of a Rough Rider.
"0om Paul" Has His Eyes Operated
Upon by Professors,
SMALLPOX IN ARIZONA.

New York. Jan. A.-Clsrk Bell, pres
ident OF the medical aid society, has
announced that his society 10 deterunin.
ed 20 take up the Maybriek case a,
once and chances are now more favor
able for pardon or acquittal. after q
fair trial Of the American woman un-
der sentence OF life Imprisonment In
England. charged with numbering hei
husband by poison. The new king OF
England, IL 10 said, favors her pardon.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24
sAtJsptrRy,s Aps1sNTcr

New York, Jan. 24-A dispatch TO
the World from London says: Prime
Minister saiisbury's absence from os-
borne house during the queens last
moments causes widespread specula-
tlon.
According TO Information thae reach
ed your correspondent. Lord Salisbury
remained away owing to the strained
personal relations between him and the
present king.
Under such condition OF things Lord
Sahsbury's tenure OF premiership can
not endure long and then the present
government will go to pieces.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24

Arlz.. Jan. 24.--At Mace
1cott White arrested Cornell
era, who had been sougih
nths. He killed uhree Mexi
e Dragon mountains recently
prominent member OF the Au
Chaos gang Of Mexicans
'onghold is in the Cliftoi
s, Pesquera has a record
Illed a score Of men.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24
pEATH BEp PROMISE.

New York, Jan. 24.-,A dispatch 10 the
Journal-Advertlser from London says:
In her last lucid rally before death the
queen summoned the Prince OF Wales
an dthe kaiser to her bedside. and be-
sought them as they loved her to avoid
war and maintain peace. The prince
and kaiser knelt and swore 10 do all
In their power 10 reign in peace; never
to allow England and Germany to
clash and endeavor to induce all other
nations to do likewise.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24
KANSAS DISGRACE.
The Action Of Mrs. Nation Worse Than IN
Saloons

Kansas city. Jan. PA special
the Star from Enterprise, Kas, say
A. street fight between women led I
one side by Mrs. Carrie Nation. the $
loon wrecker, with following OF w.
IT. U. women, and on the other by NJ
John Schilling, wife of the manager
the saloon wrecked to-day. backed
half dozen women who champion
the saloon, occurred to-day.
As a result Mrs. Nation swore
warrants against Mrs. Schdlling
her husband and Mrs. william Bitti
charging assault, and Mayor Honn
swore out warrant against Mrs.
ton, charging her with disturbing
peace. All we're arrested and relei
on bond.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24
patronlrsd Home Industry.

Yesterday the albuquerque Brick
company was awarded the contract foi
furnlshirg all the brick for tAe new ST.
Joseph sanitar'um. which Is 60 bs
erected In the Highlands this spi-s'
It ls estimated that about a half mil
Ion OF brick viii be required In the
oonstruction. and as soon as the stone
Is completed the company
will begin the delivery OF their con-
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24
Motto. 20 Retail Merchants.

This evenins in the rooms above
Zeigers cafe a meeting OF the retail
merchants Of Albuquerque Will be held
foi the purpose OF effectlng perma-
nent organization and the adoption oil
bylaws. Bvery retail merchant OF the
city IL urged TO attend and TO sfnliats
with the Organization. f, ID. Marshall
temporary secretary.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24
tehmship LIXernnnI.

a, Jan. 24.-Grave fear
y of the British steamship
e entertained. She sailed
ort on August 23 last for
N. A day or two ago a
twenty guinas was paid on
ie. The Liverpool Is owned
nd Shipping company. Her
sted of 1.322, 900 gallons OF
at sl34,517. She was under
the Standard oil company.
ms on the Pacific coast
responsible for many ves-
given up as lost, which were
coast ports.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24

New York. Jan. A.--After sufrerins
for more than two years with the Gu.
ban fever. Albert Rasetxsky. said "
have been the FIRST American soldier e
ford the San Juan creek. when the
neroest OF Spanish fire was directed In
the battle OF San Juan hill, has just
died in q Newark hospital.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24

st. Louis, Jan. A-'Before daylight
this morning Police Sergeant james
Hickman, OF the mounted division, Chat
a pistol duel with horse thief In th'
western city limits. and was severely
wounded in the left arm. The rObbe
escaped, and It Is thought he was bad
" wounded.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24
SORROW AT PRETORIA.

Pretoria, Jan. A.-Signs OF sorrow
over the death OF Queen Victoria are
everywhere visible. Even the burghers
show a respectful sympathy. 1t has
been suggested by influential burgherf
that the amnesty proposal would have
effect and greatly hasten a return o
peace
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-24
| CREEK INDIANS!
Still Creating Trouble
at EaufauIa, |. T.
Fears Entertained That British
Ship Is Lost.
Arrest Of Man-kiIIer in the Dragon
Mountains.
A PISTOL DUEL WITH A HORSE THIEF
A PISTOL DUEL WITH A HORSE THE

St Louis. Jan 24-A special TO the
Globe -Demicrat from Eaufaula. Indian
territory, says:
Ex-Chief Roley Mcintosh. Of the
treaty party, and about twenty OF his
followers, have taken refuge in Bau-
faula. John Cruk, leader of the insur-
rectlonary Creek Indians and some OF
his men. It Is said. contemplate captur-
ing Mcintosh and people.
Mayor G. e. Foley mas deputized a
posse and Will protect the ex-chief and
people within the city Of Eaufaula.
United states Marssnal Bennett, OF
the northern district OF Indian terri
tory, Issued through Ex-Chief McIn-
tosh a proclamation which advises all
TO resist the mauraders, unless troops
are here within twenty-four hours.
Muskogee. l. T.. Jan. 24-The fact
that Gen. Lee has ordered detach-
ment OF cavalry from Fort Reno to the
scene OF the Indian uprising OF the
Creek nation, has aroused the Creeks
to greater degree Of defiance, and
they are sending out light horsemen all
over the five civilized tribes OF the
country appealing to those dissatisfied
to Join them against the soldiers. Gov.
Brown. of the Semlnoles. appealed to
the authorities here for aid as some Of
his tribe there are to join the Creeks.
Ned within twenty-four
III number over 1000
NETT and Indian Agent
rshalled their deputies
lice together and ordered
h hill, ten miles west OF
ere the Indians are In
demand their surrender.
ry a message from these
'ficials stating II the In
IN their arms and submit
y viii be treated with
sy and consulted in set
levances