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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08

General Gillespie. chiei of engineers
has received ifom REPRESENTATIVE Cam
non. chairman Of the house %appropria-
tons committee, q personal letter
speaking in the Highest terms Of the
improvements now in progress under
the general in feliowrlone National
PARK.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08

a degree deemed Injurious to the in
%dividuals if not to the university.
\ The individuals, men and women,
must go through life with this regret
table seal on their memories II they
are SO fortunate as TO escape a blot
on reputation.-Chicago Chronicle.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08

WILLIAM BARRETT RIDGELY.
Of Senator Cullom, was the choice OF
the late President for the post made
vacant On October 1 by the retirement
OF Charles G.. Dawes. In fact, the com
mission was signed by Mr.. Mckinley
just before the journey to Buffalo, but
formal announcement Of the appoint
inent was delayed.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08

The Duke OF York and Cornwall, the
heir apparent TO the British throne.
and his wife, are now Ia Canada on
hla way around the world. II IS hard
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08

Take Natures remedy. Garfield Teal In
expensive and effective; Is plnts or 20
doses for 25c. IT is composed of medicinal
HERBS, not mineral poisons; Il cures con
stipation and sick headache, kidney and
liver diseases. Good for all.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08

long term IN the navy and won the
title OF a commander. When bis eid-
est brother, Duke OF Clarence, died Ia
1892. Prince George took bis place in
the order Of succession.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08

Have / got the pleasing expression
YOU want2" asked Mr.. Gubblns. Yes,
sir replied the photographer. n think
tina win do very WELL Then hurry up,
please. IL hurts my face"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08

PiGo's Cure for Consumption Is an infallible
medicine for coughs and colds-N w SAMUEL
Ocean Grove, N, j.. Teb. n. 1900
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08

Marle-why Is Mr.. Pumer In such "a
hurry to marry Maud2 Arthur-Hc
promised her he wouldn't smoke while
they were engaged.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08
As the World
ReOoIUeS


Jules Verne. who is reported 20 have
become totally blind at his home IN
Amiens. has been a sufferer with def
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08

De Funt fond Of conundrums(-What
Is the difference between a dignihed man
and a stupid one2 DE Blunt-None at all.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08

FITS crmancntyCurc Nonts trn crrouanessafto
hrat day use Of Dr. khucs Great Nerve Restoreg.
send for FREE s4.0O trial bottle and treatise
IN ~ n. KIM. 10. on Arch 81 phlIadalphIa. Pa
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08

Johnny" said the teacher. "can Feb
ruary March7' mo. said Johnny, but
.nnlL NJ. y
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08

mrs. Wtnalow'a Soothing syrur.
dsmmation, aiiaYa rain. cures windcoic. Gcabotte
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08
Cuofd IN 81 CnrricnLnm-

Reopening Of the colleges and uni
versities c%onfronts parents with the
problem Of deciding where the higher
education Of their daughters shall be
sought.
Many institutions Of substantially
equal excellence are-open to. their o
The question is. as to the daughters.
shall they attend the colleges and uni
versities where men are also students
or shall their development be intrust-
ed to those establishments which more
effectually preserve the ~seclusion OF
woman without limiting the scope Of
her intellect aspirations? The
question lrdinate education or
co-edup
u ern University has
sud Yivid light on this
prq o%rities have notified
si1 et their respective
re- year are not de-
81 ion this year. No
al INT mental ability
Is are the sixteen
bd rounds. The sole
ba social. The six
ted ound u~nadapted to
coeg attention was d.
vert tic pursuits to the
pleas aqapionshi to
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08

his erntitude. He treated her with The
greatest reverence and when walking
home with her or meeting her coming
10 her duties be would hold open the
gate or raise hts hat as Il she were q
princess. Then Hho got into The habit
of asking him 10 come in when he
walked home with her and OF making
a CUP of tea an her little bachelor room.
4hich always seemed cosy and pleas
ant 20 them both. and had made biz
thanks overflow 10 "hoss Anna She
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08
vi. N. u.-pENVER-No. 4c-IeoI

Ehsa Answering Advertisements Kindly
AentiOa This Paper
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-08
DENVER SAVINGS BANK

Corner 10th and Arapahoe. Capital
S250.000. Transacts a general banking
business. Interest on deposits. Geo. X.
Swallow. president. +. o. Vaille, vice
president. c.. Wood. cashier.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-12

to handle the overnight collection,
and that bungles up the working
hours Of the day force. ia this
way they will make up mail both
for the I.lauds and for the Coast
aud keep everything right up TO
date, or, strictly speaking, right up
to the hour
81 have had this plan in mind for
the past elk months and have been
lucky enough to get authority from
Washington for putting the lew
method in vogue.
Zone can appreciate how much
this new system will aft ct the la
boring men For instances, a mail
comes in from the Coast in tie
afternoon. At 6 O'clock the deli
very window closes. The lab )ripg
m an who Ii finishes his work at Wal.
kiki or some other far-away place
at 5 o'clock catches his car, goes
home, cleans up, has his dinner and
then wants to get his mail. This he
has not been able to do. Ii he
wants his mail in the morning he
has got to get out an hour or two
earlier. Those who are employed
down town can run over to he
postotfice any time and get their
mail. Another thing which will
bene fit laboring classes: On Satur-
day nights il one wants to get a
mt ney order and register his Letter
30 be- sent to the Mainland be can
do Sd. Under the present system
he has little opportunity to do this
in the daytime. We are giving
two bours dav more to keeping
the office than under the Republic,
but the advantage is slight 10 these
men.
when the night system is to he
inaugurated, we will give the public
ample notice"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-12
Mobbed The Dowi.ites.

CHICAGO, July 5-Twenty. one dis-
ciples of John Alexander Dowie
visited Evanston, Chicago suburb,
tonight. and despite the efforts of
the entire police force Of the place,
mob OF 1000 people drove them
out Of the town.
Several days ago four of Dowie's
missionaries were egged and driven
out OF Evanston, and tonignt'a visit
of the twenty one was int ended to
convert the people OF Evanston and
show them the error OF their wsys
The instant h. Dowieites began
their meeting they were assailsd
with eggs, vegetables and other
missiles. The guard OF polics was
too small to IF }rd much protection
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-12
Chinese Reformers.

SAN FRAsolsco July 6 -Telegra
phic advices from the Treasury Ds-
partmAnt at Washington, received
by Collector of the Port S ration
Yesterday order the landing OF Su
Shin Chin, tn, Chinese reforner,
who created snch sensation in
Oriental diplomatic circles recently
Su's case. however, is no@ within
the jurisdiction OF the Federal
Courts on habeas corpus proceed
iugs, but it is probable that the
Treasury ruling will furnish strong
evidence in Su's favor. He is now
at liberty on BONDS.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-12
FRIDAY. JULY IL, 1901.

The death of w. @. Wilder re-
moves one Of Haweii'a best cit'zsrs
from our m dat. He was ttt'cent
man but an earnest, honest aud up
right citizen, a man, whose political
opinions we opposed, but for whom
we always entertpinad the highest
respect. To his surviving wife and lis
four sons goes out the sincere sym
patty of the community William
G. Wilder was a model husbar d,
father and citizen and his memory
will ever remain green among the
people of Hawaii
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-12
Hattie Parker.

The sad news OF the death OF Mrs.
Samuel Parker which was received
by the Sierra this morning cast a
gloom over the society circles where
the deceased was prominent and
among the Hswaiiaus who lov9d
Panama aad always found her tIua
friend. No particulars have been re-
ceived, but it is understood that
Mrs. Parker died after an operation.
She was 46 years, and one of the
most lovely aud beautiful daughter
of Hawaii nei. Her death mes a.
terrible shock to the many who
knew her aud loved her. Her
bereaved husband, poor genial Sam
Parker expects to bring her re-
mains to Hawaii by the Ventura for
interment at the Mana cemetery
where rest the children who have
passed away before. Ell attic Parker
was the daughter Of /Napela. q
prominent Maui chief who married
Kitty Richardson, sister OF the
late Judge John Richardson. She
was educated at Oahu College
where she met the man whose wife
she became, and lived happily with
him until the time OF her death. The
surviving children are Mrs. Frank
Woods, Mrs. Carl Widemann. San
Parker jr, Ernest Parker and james
Parker. The name under which sht
was known by Haw aiianr, panama,
means a compass, and was given t
her by Kamehameha v as compli
ment to her beauty, which steeret
all people. A lovely woman, low
ing wife and mother has passe'
hence to the land OF the unknown
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-12
Day And Night Service.

The public will be very pleased
to learn that the old system OF day
and night service will shortly be
inaugurated again. Speaking to a
reporter Mr.. Kenake, who is acting
postmaster, said:
"Three will be three men on the
night force. Just how they will be
divided eff is a question yet to he
decided, but j, is possible two will
remain on half the night while one
will take the lone watch. This is
done to handle any mail that comes
in late, or after the day force is sup.
posed to quit its work. 1t will he
a good thing for the ofli,e. For
instance, steamer is going out at
Ga. m. The night force can make
up the mail that comes IN, and
when the mail is ready to be- closed
every letter will have been prepared
to go out. AS it is, under such cir
cumstances, we have to get some q
the clerks out a, an nnearthly hou
Of the morning to come down here
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-12
wilhelmina Expects stork.

THE HAGUE. July 5-The hna-
blooded storks of Holland are fierce.
ly comr citing for the distinguished
honor of visiting the young Queen
Wilbelmins. 1t is whispered that
this writ TO the young ruler OF the
Netherlands will be ma 3 abou' the
holiday time.
Qu,en Wilhelmina and Prince
Henry OF MAcklenburg-Schw erin
we're married February 7th last.
Following the custom, the Queen
selected her consort after royal
match makers had essayed to pick
her a husband from the eligible
young bachelors Of Europe.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-12
Four Hanged at Once.

CH1PLlY FALLS Fia), July g.
At VerD, n, sixteen miles from here
four negroes, Bolton Hamilton, Jim
Harrison, William Williams and
John Simmons, were hanged today
Tor murder. The three former had
been convicted Of killing a helpless
negro and almost killing his wife.
John Simmons had killed another
negro. The town of Vernon is with
out railroad connection and long
rides we're made by all classes OF
people to see the hanging. At least
1000 were present. The four ne
groes we're made to ascend the
gallows at one time, and after short
statesmenis from each, all claimiu e
to be on the road to heaven, he
trap was sprung. Only one neck
was broken, the Others dying from
strangulation.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-12
A Lively Time.

SAN BEBNARDINo (Cal.), July 8
Because OF quarrel with his aged
wife over their property, old Peter
Tiedman, pro-I efous raucher'
beat her to death with pick ak,
burned all the buildings on his
plaza and then drowned himself in
q shallow pool Of water.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-12
n Terrible Storm.


New YoRK, July 1t was
cloudburs,, a tornado and an cleo
trio storm rolled into one hat swept
over New York and the greater part
Of Long Island.
1t cooled the atmosphere more
than thirteen degrees and brought
relief from the stiff ug heat to parch-
ed thousands, but it also spre, d
ruin aud d.ath in it's path. The
tempest came in cloud OF jetty
blackness that covered the north
western sky at 2:30 p. m.
The tornado struck North rn New
Jersey first and then rushed across
the upper portion of Greater New
York, playing havoc in Fordham,
tbs BIO TX aud portions If BROOKLYN.
Lower Maohsttan and 81, tn
Brooklyn escaped the wind, but iur
more than two hours they were cub
jscted to a downpour that amount
ed to nothing lees than a cloud
burst. Many cellars we're flooded.
In Fordham houses we're blown
down and streets and racetracks
inundated.
Three immense sewers burt their
bounds. Que ia Fordham, another iu
East 169th street and third in
| Columbus avenue. at 9th street.
Houses were flooded in chat street
and the residents IN many cases
narr ,wly escaped drowning.
1 - .ih,uins xii Ell man on the street
ana tote Through the roofs of builc-
ines TO wni ITS way through the
vsrious d ,or. to the cellars. Whole
bull lug IN som instances we're
torn int kindling by the ghtn n
The fierce lownpcur that accom-.
panied the VIVID and lightning saved
some great COL hagrations in Upper
New York.
Other buildings that the light
ming spared we're rent in twain by
the wind and their splintered frag
ments strewn about
The property loss is estimated a
nearly 100000.
BALTIMORE, July Sat o'clocl
this morning the thern ometer re
gistered Sd degrees and the mercur,
Kept on ascending until the maxi
mum temperature OF "a degrees wa
reac he'd at p. m. AT 8 o'clock te
night it had fallen but degree
Thirteen deaths aud eleven prostra
tions hal heen reported to tn
police during the twenty four hour
ended at midnight.
PHILADELPHIA, July Sd hs ant
prostrations from the excessive hea
continued today, about a dozs
fatalities and nearly three times tha
many prostrations being reporte
Although the maximum temporal ur
was lower today than for wer
past, the day was uncomfortable.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-27
HORST STOnM
 OF SEASON
Began Last Night and Continues With Great Fury--Little Damage
 Yet Shipping Notes.

The worst storm by far which has occurred on the Cfa-t for more than a year past began last night about II o'clock and has steadily increased in fury. At this writing there is little sign of ahatement: the barometer has beenr.sing slightly since .ones o'clock, butthe wind has been l..n.cre'.sing.
 Little damage has thus far been done along the water frent. The govern ment tug Capt. Warden is ashore near the Standard Oil Co. and number Of lighters have been beachcd.
 There is not a vessel in the rcadstead and the sailing vessels have taken shelter behind Sledge Island.
 A report is current that the Oregon came in last night about II 0 clock, ju~t assthe gale came UP. lf-so shs- Ia also ap ct Siedge Island. NJ. F. Heed of the White Star Line, does not know whether the report is true or no'.
 Another rumor ahoat is to the elfcc, that the schooner Abbie NJ. Deering is ashore near Penny river. Diligent search by the NUGGET Jailed to verify the story. The peering arrived at Tel Ter few days ago, after perilous voy- age from Good Hope. The schooner reached one of the Diomedc island, in the straits and before she arrived at Teller, her passengers, some 60 in num- ber were entirely without food.
 The steamer Arctic arrived yesterday morning from Cape Lisburpe with q cargo of coal. She reports the wreck of the schooner Prosper, near that place on Aug. 26. The crew were saved.
 A report that the St. Paul was at St Michael is without foundation, but she is hourly expected.
 The Queen sailed! Wednesday morn ing fer Seattle with 550 passengers The Santa Ana got away yesterday afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-27
DISCOVERY
 lM LAPlAMD
Gcid Fields as Rich as the klOndike, Besides Ledges ot Very Rich
 Iron Ore.

A Stockholmssispatch of August 28 to the Dc orah. Iowa. Toston, says there is great excitement there over the discovery of very rich gold bet in Lapland: Ledge es of very rich iron ore have also been discovered. Miners who had arrived home from the klon- dike state positively that the new dis- coyery is fully as rich as tEe klcnGtke gold fields. There will be great anxiety in Sweden when she finds out the great wealth that Lapland contains. as fears are expressed that an outrage like the Transvaal may be repeated in Lapiand.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-27
ON K 0 0HDkY NEXT
An Injunction Suit Filed This Horn ing By the Attorneys For tile Piaiu- tiff, Who is J. L. Bates-Case Will Be Heard Tomorrow Morning.

'Ehe people of the Second ward may be deprlved of the privilege of electlng . councilman on Monday next, the day set for the election.
 This mornsn 9.a suit was filed in the office of the clerk of the district court, which has for it's object the restraining , of the city council, the judge and the clerks of the proposed election from in |. anyway participating there.1.
 The plaintiff in the suit is J. l.. Bates, who ayers that he is not a resident of the Second ward. The ordinances pass ed by the council diyi4ting the clty into wards: providing for the filling Of vac oancies, and the assignment of repre- sentatives for the respective wards, are cited, and it is alleged that srievous harm will be done to the rest. of the community if the election be. allowed to take place.
 1t Is alleged that prior to the time that Councilman w. H. McPhee ten dered his resis nation, and the ,Wssa.e of the ordinance referred to McPhee. Mayor Giese, and Counclmen Gieger and Hoxsie ''cOnspred and confeder- ated together for the. purpose of pre- venting the citizens >.f the Seventh <ae-tt from havingaa representative in the council. It is also alleged that six sevenths of the residents of the town reside outside of the Second ward, where it is proposed to hold the election, and it is urged that the welfare of the community demands that the vacancy be filled by an election by the city and not by ward.
 The defendants are cited to appear Saturday morning at 10 o'clock to show cause why an injunction should net is- sue as prayed for in the complaint. T. M. Reed and C. s. Hannum are the at torneys for the petitioner.
 Candidates for the council for the Second ward, at the election which takes place on Monday next, are so far as known, Judge Rawson, $. C. Milli- Agun and F. E. Porter.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-27
TEk SAMPLES
 OF DUST
Brought Into Town From the Old Golden Gate Disirict-En.
 couraging Reports.
escaped.

"Goldsn Gate district is coming out all right" said Joe. Siescovich ,estev- day. Mr. Slis o, icil, as many people have heard, is the original discovecr and recorder of that district For more than two years past, he has stayed by it througa il and good reports. Now, when ,ked the stereotyped ques- tion, "when are you going outside'he replies, II am going out enaa steral CT pf my own" Ju4 .caner':n from Pill
 ..- | . grim rlver Wednesday,. He brougnu with him ten or dozen samples of gold taken from nearly as many creeks, the running from S5 to S3o Some Of ~then were very dark. others we've bright, and all save one were ,rse, the sample of fine gold which had been una, ..amated, was taken fron bars iti Pilgrim river. Be:idss Iron creek, Slate. Willow and a number of others gre showing up well.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-27
OSr.cttcrS At Work.

Garroters and pickpockets-attempte ed to get in their work, Tuesday night, on the shore ut the Pacific Steam Whaling Co.,. 5 office on Front street, cast. The shore was lined with passengers for the attracted the attention of B0~s Steve dore Jack Haynes and he saw three or for thugs surrounding an old man, one f tLem beng engaged in choking him. while the others went through his pockets. Haynes grabbed one of the toughs and in the struggle both fell into the water The thug was held, however, and taken to jail The others escaped.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-27
Rocker Men Taking Out lots of Dust
 From Bed of Stream.
Three to Eor Hundred Dollars Day the ManCreek Iias Not Been Prospected and it is Not Known flow Extensive the Deposit May Be-
 Chas. D. Lanes Opinion.

pay. Some of the tributaries of Candle also prospect well. Among them are Jump, Patterson and Potato,
 "-Ehere are probably lOO men in the keewalik country. Quito a number are up the river floating down timber for cabins and fuel. Timber can be fund about 30 miles up tle river from the mouth of Candle creek where the town will probably be located. Gan le is about m les from the mouth ot 1.-the Kee walik.
 "Aliners and prospcctors told ne that Candle is not the only good creek in that country. Ihere are a numt q of ,thers which prospect well among them being Gold Run, a tributary of tuc Kugruk. Lat, ly there has been Il stampede to the Buckland river country where a strike has also been re .,olled. IL is sad to be senulne.'
 MT. t,p'tr will leave Tn a day -Or 70 for ta..dle creek wlerc he will spend tie winter. Mrs. epper will a scUL. panl hnn.
 Gus Gayhart who came down from Candle c'eek on the Htrnot,r us entertaining his friend. ,J i i,shl iA a Local caravansary by rn,ng them S'4sut. Candle creek. II sees more p Jkes on Candle than ,S !, In &. left the kloudike.' said Gus. Every geaAer you meet has big fat one and t4at's inc country for me-"
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-27
ALEX PATTERSON
 DROWNED
,One Of the Original Discoverers 0f Candle Creek--Went To Rot
 ~zebue Sound in 1898.

Alex Patterson, one of the discover CTS o' Candle creek, which just now is attracting considerable attention, was drowned last Sunday night in kOtzebue Sound. Patterson had been paddled out to the schooner Barbara Hernster
 which was lying at anchor about a mile and half from the mouth of the Kee~alik river, by two natives. As Che canoe was returning and when about 300 yards from the Hernster. the natives say thal Mir. Patterson pitched forward overheard. they tried to res vcue him but he sank almost ilaanedia- tely and never again came to the sur rface. His body was not recovered.
 s. A. Pepper, who came down on the Hernster Thursday morning, says that Patterson was not in good health, as he had been complaining of feeling un- well for some time. It. is. pEyNssrsd that he may have been seized with iaint- ing fit and fell overbOard. The sound was as smooth as. elas' at the time.
 Alex. Patterson came from Lead vCity, $. D. He was, unmarried, about Az years of age, and leaves 6 mother and two sisters in Lead City. In 1898 he went to Kotzebue sound on the steamer Guardian. Ia the summer of 1899 he came to Nome, but soon re- turned to the kotzebue soull country, ,swhere he had been prospecting ever since. He came to Nome three weeks ago, he and Mir. Pepper being inter- ested in Candle creek placer claims and in quartz propositions in that loc; lity.
 The accident is saio t. rave been caused by the overturning of the canoe >ky Patterson moving to one side of the
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-27

have been working this summer. and on the other claims representation
 work has been done. On Nc<t nuggets which are worth sl, g. and S6 have
 been found, he largest one picked up being wots!l s22. Ray Is found from about foot beneath. the kurfy.ce, -and the paystreak averages three feet in depth. The benches un the left also show up we'll, bu: little work has been done. Ne.srs smith. Blanck and Post are on their way to the outside, where they will spend the winter.