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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09
MORRIS HELD UNDER
FIVE THOUSAND
B D D
Defense Introduces No TeSti-
mony and No Evidence Is
Taken IN Charge of Assault
With Deadly Weapon,


Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Journal
Santa Fe. y NJ. Jan. S-The pre-
hminary hearing Of John NJ Morris.
the expires messenger who shot and
killed Catalina Luhate at Lamy June
ton on the night Of January LIST. came
80 a close here this afternoon when
Judge John r. McF3e held Morris 10
the grand jurg under bond IF S5.090.
Morris father and brother are here
from Guthrie Kentucky. and it is ex-
pected that they viii be able to furnish
bond for the Young mar at once
No evidence vas Introduced by the
defense and no evidence Was taken
from either side on tine assault
charge. after Judge al F1e had an
nounced BIS %intentinn io hold Morris
80 the grand jury un the murder
charge alaHe under 81 4He bond. After
This announcement ay the court. there
Nas NO further testimony and the bond
in both eases was made S5,Nee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09
Preacher Governor Inaugurated.

Denver Jan. S--Rev. Henry \.
chancellor Of Denver uni
versitv. was inaugurated governor %
COLORADO in Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal church today The governors
inaugural address was largely de-
voted 10 education and the need for
legislation Cor the regulation Of the
railroads During his address he paid
a glowing tribute 70 Governor McDon
aid. the retiring executive A military
parade followed the Inauguration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09
BRlTAlN'S BIGGEST
WARSHIP COMING
Rattleship ~DreHdnaught Ordered To
Gross Administrations May
~pcct Her.

London Jan. S-The British bait
tleship Drcadnaught IS about 50 make
a cruise across ms Atlantic which
Will take her to West Iuiian waters
at about The time Pear Admiral
Evans squadron VIII be In the same
vicinity. thus a8ording the American
officers "a possible opportunity 10 see
the latest marvel ia naval aTchitee-
ture. The purpose of the cruise is TO
test the ssaworthiHess of the battle
ship during the worst Of the Atlantic
season az also to- test her batteries
under adverse sea conditions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09
WOOD URGES PROMOTION
OF GALLANT CORPORAL
Desperately Wounded. He stands ON
Ruiaiauc Fanatics saving Conn
rahc~ Prom Death.

vivid III Company =. Eighth infantry,
has Been recommended sy Major Gen
eral Wood for tho medal If honor and
q commission be the Philippine ccu-
stahularY for conspicuous gaiiantry
Oh au Engagement with Pu sisnes nn
the Island uf Leste nn May L. 1895.
Capt in samuel " Ham has been rec-
commended Tor promotion tu the rank
uf hrevef major Tor gallanffy iu tht
same lctiun-
CORPORAL Weld while severely
wounded. held ar overwhelming force
90 PulaIanes OF with his gun quit and
90 tie same time rescued $50
wounded cHmradee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09

Evansville. Ind, Jan. s.-Thc most
serious flood ever known IN the ONO
valley Is now almost q certainty
With the river here i've feet above the
danger tine. excessive rains have fallen
an along the valley today and con-
tfnue tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09

Honolulu. Jan SIT is stated that
the German government has author
lied Governor Solf Of German samoa
To- purchase the former hqme Of Rom
erf Louis Stevenson ~ Failma for q
government residence
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09

Roosevelt summariiy discharged Lhxee
negro companies stationed AT f0rf
and declared that 70 be the
course open IN such cases.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09
THE JAFFA
GROCERY Comply
GOOD Things OEat'

Always something new and
pleasing. for your convenience
and pleasure
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09

Always something new and
pleasing. for your convenience
and pleasure
NOW WE HAVE
hot ROLLS.
HOT BREAD,
HOT CINNAMON ROLLS.
FRESH DuUGHNUTS.
Every day nj ) O'Clock in the
evening, n well a in the morn
ing.
Hot bread for your supper.
We have arranged our baking
So that we VIII have all the
above fresh every day az Z
o'clock. Call and take home
steaming hot rolls for your
supper
FRESH Nut CAKE.
FRESH WHITE CAKE.
FRESH CHOCOLATE CAKE.
FRESH ANGEL FOOD.
MOCHA SLICES.
MOCHA CAKE.
CREAM PUTS. ETC,
FRESH EVERY DAY.
Do sou know how coed our
bakery goods are?
ASH Jour neigilbor.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
CHINQUAPIN.

Chinquapin has got behind with its writing, but we will try again. The weather is pleasant at this writing and some are getting ready to go to farming. IT. P. Spears visited at J. A. Dickens last Sunday. A. l.. Hendricks and wife has returned back here after a visit to his parents, MT. and Mrs. B. F. Hendricks at Hazen. :. A. L. Glover and Shep Shaw went to Conway last week. ...T. P. Spears will soon have his residence completed. E. J. Fielder has been resetting his fence. .Elza Merritt and sister, Myrtle, visited Esther Spears Sunday. Tom Tucker and wife visited G. w.. Tucker and wife Saturday and Sunday. Some attended the en- tertainment at John Craig's Satur- day night. .......J. H. Thorn and wife visited at w. s. Spears Sun day.. Gould Mobbs was in our midst Sunday.
 March 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
COUNTY NEWS NOTES.
 ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED BY OUR
 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

trell and family were here last week from the Arkansas river r.... John T. Benton and s. B. McCol- lum went to Conway Monday.... Miss May Wilmouth of Centerville, who has been going to school here the past winter, returned home Saturday.. Mrs. Amanda Snoddy of this place, who has been very sick with pneumonia for the past ten days, is reported to be better at this writing. ID. A. Glover is having a front porch added to his building, which will add to its beauty. w. c. Kelso is doing the work. Virgil Kuykendalll and family of Kendall visited Robert Glenn Sunday. Allen Hen- dricks and wife returned home Friday from Hazen, where he visited his father. Mrs. Julia Kempker returned home to Mem phis after visiting relatives and friends for some time at this place. News reached here by phone Saturday from Little Rock telling of the death of Eph Sutton. He went there about two weeks ago to be treated for dropsy. Miss Net tie Faulk of Kendall is here for few days with her photograph gal lery taking photos. .Cadron Val ley string band, with Bud Bailey leader, accompanied by eleven oth- CTS, came up Saturday night and entertained the family of w. M. Lyon with some fine music. The band is composed of eleven instru- ments-violins, bass violins, man. dolins and guitars. The ladies were Misses Estel and Myrtle Glover, Ethel Cantrell and Floy Smith; Messrs. Arthur and Emory Cantrell, Henry and Jack Glover Jack Bailey and John Conner. Ali ter music cake was served and everybody went away happy.
 March 5.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
GUY.
March

Spring weather again. John Griffith attended church at Da- mascus Sunday. Mrs. Analiza Sutton is very sick at the home of s. Matchett. ...... Marvin Brown was in our midst Sunday. Guthrie Clayton now rides in a new buggy and his girl is all smiles. Harmon Hartwick and wife visited at Greenbrier Sunday. J. M. Gentry spent the latter part of last week at Martinville. ;. The young folks enjoyed an oyster supper at Joe Baite's last Friday night. =. Freda, the little daugh- ter of J. c. Hessinger, is very sick at this writing. Dr. A. J. Glover purchased new buggy last week. Mrs. Lizzie Shelby, who has been very sick for some time at the home of Bill Shelby, is improving. MT. and Mrs. w. K. Henry spent Sunday with J. M. Sims family =. Luther Sims is now liv- ing with his mother.
 March 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
MAYFLOWER.

Wiley Mosely went to Little Rock on business Monday night. :. Prof. and Mrs. c. c. Dickens came over to attend the burial of C. S. Dickens little girl last Thursday evening. Dan Harton of Con- way spent last Wednesday night with Wiley Mosely.. Clip Nose ly of Perry was here last week wis iting his mother, who is very feeble. .. Bro. Atwater preached here last Sunday. =. MT. and Mrs. Bunch spent Sunday with the fam fly of our teacher. -. Dr. Green lee is able to be up again. Will Gray was buried at this place last Monday. ... MT. and Mrs. Boyd have returned to their home in In- diana. MT. Singer was in May flower Sunday. Miss Lula Cope land is visiting in Little Rock.
 March 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
SOME COSTLY ANIMALS,

A spinster with money to burn re- gently paid $5,00O for bulldog. A man in Massachusetts has just bought COW for $s,ooo. Walter Garvey has hog for which he re- fused a cash offer of $4,000. James Keene, refused $SOO,o0O for Syson- by, race horse. There are several roosters of fashionable blood priced as high as $500 each. You can buy a fine lion for $500 and tiger for $700. By and by we shall have craze for breeding fishes and a fine male salmon educated to pond life might be worth 1000. The $s,0O0 COW has one calf year old, worth $4,0OO. The female salmon might become the mother of 300,000 little fellows in the same time, worth in the aggregate possibly as much as the calf.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
SIXTEENTH SECTION.
March A..

We have had few days of pret- ty weather, which was very much appreciated. People are prepar- ing for farming. ... Building fence and cutting briers is the go...... There is some sickness here yet. Everet Priest and MT. Mahon are no better. We are glad to report that Mrs. A. N. R. Tygart is able to go visiting. HI. A. Priest of near Conway has been visiting his sick brother. J. E. Stanley and wife visited near Cypress Valley yesterday and today. .....W. G.. Russell and J. H. Lee attended at the lodge at Fl Paso Saturday ... Tom Tygart was visiting at w. G.. Russell's this evening. .....S. T. Cozart was at Fl Paso Wednesday. ....J. s. and H. D. Russell were at Austin Tuesday. ...We will soon have the church covered. .... News is short this week. w. M. Tygart and Mrs. w. G. Russell celebrated their 56th birthday re- gently.
 March 5.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07

ton in Jefferson county. Tom Fisher and Dan Higgs of Round Mountain were in our midst Satur- day night and Sunday ...... Jas. Hardin and family of Round Mountain passed through here last Saturday enroute to the river. Mrs. Jennie Hughes has got her garden planted. .... Born, to MT. and Mrs. R. Haydon, a fine girl on March I. All doing well. B. H. Goodwin of the mountain was here one day last we elk. =. Ike and Burt Handley visited old friends here last Sunday There has been no corn planted here yet and not much blowing has been done on account of the wet wealth CT. Rev. Earl Atwater preached at Mayfower last Sunday.
 March 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
RWORK,

More accidents involving loss of life have taken place on the rail- roads in the past year or two than in any previous period of equal dura- tion. In this particular the United States has won a bad pre-eminence among the great countries of the world. There are several times more fatalities in this country on the railways every year than there are in England, Germany or France, in proportion to the number of per sons travelling. Overwork on the part of employees has been the cause of many of these casualties. Physical torpor due to excessive hours of la- bor of railway workers is account able for the failure, in many cases, to make use of the mechanical de- vices to prevent accidents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
MT. VERNON.

Miss Grace Mills of Searcy, who is teaching at Bethesda, visited Mrs. A. l.. Hatfield Saturday and Sunday. Edgar Mum has moved to town to assist A. J. Trobaugh in his shop work. ...C. c. Man gum has moved to town and IS managing the store of Keathley & Mangum. B. H. Traylor has been quite sick for few days, but is improving w........W. E. Neighbors is quite i'll with pneu- monia at his home on K. Henry s farm. Rev. H. B. Flippin con- ducted prayer meeting services Sunday night. Grandma Hat field has had quite a spell of la grippe, but is now improving .... Charlie Keathley came up from Vilonia school Saturday to visit friends. J. H. Breeding sold out his effects at public sale last week and left with his family for Henri etta, I. T. .Dr. Keathley had some friends and old customers to come up from Desarc last week
 for treatment. John Alexander has moved to Mrs. Matte Ussery' S to farm this year. ...J. D. Hen
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
NORTH MT. VERNON TOWN
 SHIP.

After having an abundance of rain, we are now enjoying lovely spring-like weather, which we are enjoying very much ... Rev. A. E. Wilson closed very successful writing school at Oak Grove Satur- day night. Some of our farmers have planted Irish potatoes and gardened some. w. B. Goodloe and little daughter, Lula, of Bethesda visited at the home of T. A. Maddox Wednesday,. Walter Maddox visited friends in White county Sunday. MT. Noggle of Georgia is making crop with w. T. Maddox. MT. and Mrs. T. A. Maddox visited their son at Enola Friday and Saturday. ...,. Mrs. E. B. Addison visited at Mt. Vernon this week. The health in our community is very good at present. =. Miss Ora Presley of Benton township was a guest at the home of the writer Sunday. There have been several log roll ings in our vicinity recently, and both the dinner and rolling logs were enjoyed by all present.
 March 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
BRISTOL.
March 4

Weather fine. The people of this vicinity are glad to have such weather to improve their farms. :. Several boys called in at F. L. Kelley's Saturday night and were entertained by the grapho- phone. .. Bro. J. o. Cantrell filled his regular appointment at Bristol Sundry.. D. Hodge of Nay Tor attended church at Bristol Sunday. He was riding his SIooo horse. Misses Adna and Eva Stevens visited Miss Dora Patty Sunday evening The people here keep listening for wedding bells, but some time 1t seems inn possible. -. Sheriff w. M. Brady and Spence Watkins of Conway came out Sunday to see the for mer's brother, R. w. Brady, who is very low with typhoid fever Jim Everett and Frank Ruple were out Sunday with their buggies. I see in the locals of the last issue of this paper that several parties are still bird hunting. It seems to me like we quit here February IS. I The time for lawfully killing quail expired March I.-Editor. ] Everybody talks rural route, no one wants it, but still we have 1t.
 March 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
WOOSTER.

Dr. A. I. Hutto, formerly of this place but now of Damascus, was here Monday on business. .. Press and Sam Beene have returned from Oklahoma. Sam High, for merly of this place but now of Mississippi, is visiting relatives here w. K. Gately, formerly of thi place, but now of Houston, was with us Sunday. Mrs. Levi Clements is very i'll at this writing.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Hallum are on the sick list. Miss Nora Patton, who is attending Central College at Conway, visited home folks here Saturday and Sunday.
 .. Pierce Batson of Hendrix Col lege was at home Sunday. John
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
SPRINGFIELD.

Miss Maud Johnson and Mrs. Lula Stephens have opened up a line of millinery goods at the Stephens drug store. Mrs. w. A. Brown has purchased a new piano. w. R. Armor and family left for Hattieville Friday to make their future home ......Dr. J. w. Powell has sold his property here to Dr. J. A. Hutto of Holland and will leave in a few days for New Mexico. Walter Johnston and Dick James have been out for few days selling a patent right for an improved fence. ..... Attorney M. A. Kennamer of Morrilton spent a couple of days here on bus mess the past week. Wheeler and Doad Morgan of Morrilton spent Sunday witht their parents here. =. Miss Julia Hutto closed her school on Petit Jean mountain Friday and came home Saturday,. ....R. M. Morgan is in Morrilton this week looking after the grand jury. Chief Justice Moses and daughter, Miss Cleo, visited Nor rilton this week. .Othello Tuck CT and Mrs. Hattie Burns of Tuck CT mountain spent Sunday in town. NV. T. Bird is doing jury duty at Morrilton this week .. A few new cases of humps this week again. =. Rev. J. c. Griswood was in town the past week making up a ware house stock company. He had worked one day when here and had $500 subscribed. The company is to build at Plumerville.
 March 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07

drickson attended church at Enola Sunday, and visited his daughter, Mrs. Virginia Matthews. Sidney Harris was up from Naylor Satur- day, also H. D. Langford. =. John Flippen, brother of H. B. Flippen, who lives here, is expected to soon returd from Colorado, where he has been since last April for his health. We are sorry to hear he is not improving. Lafayette Flip pen, another brother, died in the Territory a few days since and was buried before his people here knew he was sick. We extend sympa- thy to the bereaved. ........W. B. Goodloe, his three bright boys, and sister, Miss Dudly, of Bethes- da, were here Saturday trading. Also c. D. Plant and Mondra Reed were here from the same place .... A new lot of dry goods has just been received by E. F.. Jones. He expects an elegant lot of ladies and childrens hats in for special opening sale next Saturday.... Since the last rains, the roads are very bad. A good small farm to rent by E. E. Jones, IH miles south of town, good neighborhood. Tom Henry and family and Sam Gray and family, visited in town Sunday.
 March 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07

Lindsey of Linder was with us Saturday. -. Assessor Bishop and family were the guests of Dr. M. c. Brunette Sunday. Mrs. J. M. Browning is very sick at this writ ing. ..G. J. Pearson and B. A. Arthur made a business trip to Lit tie Rock last week. w. w. Bishop is the champion duck hunter, as he has just killed two.
 March 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
CATO.

We don't want to "Butt-in" as we have no "Butt-in" license giv- ing us authority to do so, but if the report is true, that our Spec ial School District" bill called be- fore the Legislature, provides for only the sections named for Faulk ner county, leaving out the part of Pulaski, originally intended in the petition, then let the promoters get a "hustle" on them and arrange to have the bill reconstructed, If that be required to get the proper word
 ing. The passage of this bill means much to our school boys and girls, and when so much ben eft will be derived from it, let ev- erything possible be done to se- cure it. We once had high school and the careers of many young men and women daily testi- fy its great power and influence for good. Let Cato come into her own again. =. Joe Hogan went to Little Rock Monday to purchase bunch of horses and mules to SUD- ply his farm customers with pow err for turning the soil this year. MT. Hogan is one of our ablest busi- ness men, public spirited and a fine citizen. He has just finished invoicing his goods and had his property insured this past week.. Henry Harrell is just closing the ginning season, with a record
 breaking business for his gin. The number of bales ginned to date is 762, and few more bales yet to come in will close the cotton sea- son. MT. Harrell states also that Saturday was the biggest grinding day in the history of his corn mill. Henry Harrell has too much abili- ty and ambition to rest content on this record-just watch him next year. He says he is going to en- large the gin buildings and recon struct generally and the work will soon begin. News of the death of Mrs. J. K. Harrod's mother, Mrs. Alice Pruett, failed to reach us for an earlier issue. Mrs. Pruett once lived near here, but at the time of her death on Feb. B, she was living at Fourche, Ark. We recently announced the rise of the new firm of Scott & Springer, but we now announce its fall. It was only the new firm Iame that vanquished however, as MT. Scott continues the business, having bought his partners interest.... w. D. Springer has torn down and removed the house purchased from Joe Hogan and built it again on his land above the school house. =. Butler Proctor is comfortable and happy now. He has moved into his residence lately purchased from MT. Flack. Ed Skinner has moved into the residence va cated by MT. Proctor. -. MT. Bur- gen moved his family here from SaltlllO last week, and we give them cordial welcome and claim them for Cato's own. We hope they will proceed at once to fall in love with Cato. .Dr. Pairet has a patient at his own home now. Vera, his daughter, has been sick since Friday. We are told that Mrs. Will Pucket is convalescent. Joe McRaven has recently moved to the Beasley place. Dave Hooks is thrice happy. He has moved and settled for the year in Harrell's house near the gin; Saturday morning new daughter came to stay; mother and little la dy are doing fine. Misses Gena McRaven, Ada Brown and Fay Harper; Messrs. Joe McRaven and Garland Trout went to Antioch Sunday afternoon to attend the three o'clock services at that place.
 March 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
ROCKY GAP.

We are now having some spring weather and everyone is glad -.
 Mrs. J. F. Raney is about we'll again. coo. Jesse, the little son of Tom Yant, is dangerously i'll with pneumonia. w. F. Colay has returned from his hunting expedi-
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
Don't Be Irritable.

"An irritated skin makes an irritable person, and an irritable person gathers much trouble unto himself herself, the case may be. Moral: Use Hunts Cure one box of which is absolutely and unqualifdely guaranteed to cure any form of skin trouble. Any kind of
 itching known is releved at once and one box cures" 244t
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
GREENBRIER.

Dr. G. l.. Henderson was in Lit tle!Rock last week w. E. Cli- bourn of Conway was here Mon day on legal business. Jim Can
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-09-20
Grand Jury in Session.

The members of the Grand Jury
summoned from here went to the
county seat Tuesday afternoon to be
on hand for the session, which began
Wednesday. The following are the
jurymen summoned:
l.. N. Carpenter (foreman), A. c.
Brown, D. |. LaPoint, }. A. Rogers,
John Holmstrom, Dave Abel. w. G..
Hstton, S. X. Young, l.. N. Marker.
| NJ. tt ompson, f. A. Duvivier, j. A.
Comes, W. E. Townsend. r. Hansen,
Jesse Bradshaw, Jas. P. Riley, W. l..
Pearce.
The following cases will come be-
fore the grand jury: "Buckaroo"
Jack, charged with murder; William
Dixon, robbery; Henry Miller and II.
S. Marlor, felony, passing bogus
checks; G. Echevarria and John Nor
CANA, housebreaking.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-09-20
TABLE MOUNTAIN
AGAIN in LIMELIGHT
Reports Of Big Strikes Come In from
there This Week.
Eugene Lydel has Located Seven
teen Claims, a Townsite and
Water Rights.

Table Mountain some thirty miles
east of Lovelock comes to the front
with sensational strike of gold and
silver this week. And this time one
of the parties in on the ground floor
and who does not propose to let any,
thing slip from the hands of himself
and associates, is Eugene Lydle, who
had at one time located the ground
upon which the famous Fairview
mine at Vernon was afterward dis
covered.
Gene" returned from camp last
Saturday laden with specimens of the
rich rock and tales of the richness of
the new camp. He has returned to
renew the work of prospecting his
claims and says we shall hear great
things from Table Mountain. This
latest find is over on the other side
of the mountain from the excitement
started there last spring and seems
to be more in porphyry belt. Be-
sides Mr.. Lydle there is a Mr.. Thomp-
son and others who have valuable
holdings.