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The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26
Public Speaking

The candidates for representa- tive will address the voters of Lonoke county at the following places and dates mentioned be- low:
 Pettus township Jan. ?, Tur- ner's School House.
 Indian Bayou Jan. 3, Tomber- lin.
 Gumwoods Jan. 1, England.
 Hamilton Jan; 6, Pineywoods School House.
 Carlisle Jan. :, Carlisle.
 Lonoke Jan. s, Lonoke Court House.
 Prairie Jan 9, Brian's School House.
 Butler Jan. 10: Butlervil,e.
 Caroline Jan. II, Ward, 10 8. m. York Jan II, Cabot, 6:30 ID. m. Oak Grove Jan. B, Oak Grove. Goodrum Jan. II, Brewer s School House.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26
Free Grand Concert.

On last Friday night the peo- pie of Carlisle and vicinity were entertained by Mrs E. H. Wright of Kansas City, Me, assisted by the best local talent. The fol lowing was the program;
 Vocal by Mrs. Wright: The Holy City There is a Land Mine Eye-Hath Seen
 Piano eSolo Selected - Miss Roberta Pate.
 Vocal by Mrs. Wright-"A A Red Red Rose" "A Proposal" With You"
 Reading Ministers Griev- ances Miss El1na Colvin.
 Vocal by Mrs. Wright An Italian Song;'' "A French Song" ;" A German Song
 Piano Duett-Mrs. Callahan and MfS. HuUSOn.
 Vocal bs Mrs Wright F Little Boy Blue;" Dearie"
 Reading No Creeds in Heav- en''.Miss Abba Colvin.
 Vocal by Mrs. Wright-"Pa- triotic Medly."
 Offer ing.
 Song by audience -"God Be With Yoa Till We Meet Again. :"
 The patriotic lnedly is com posed of The Star Spangled Banner My Old Kentucky Home" and Dixie" :" When Mrs. Wright sang Dixie" she was applauded till the house was in danger, and was called upon to repeat Dixie" again and again. It is not doubted but that Mrs. Wright rendered Dixie more nearly perfect than has ever been known in the histsry of this town. After the singing of Dixie" a collection was taken to buy the Christmas treat for the Union Sunday School. A total of $S 48 was taken, which showed that the people appreciated the ex- cellent work of Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Wright is a relation Of our fellow townsman, MT. D. Lewis and comes of one Of the very best families in Northwest Missouri.
 Mrs. Wright gives all she makes in the evangelistic work to her home church in Kansas City, Mo, she also gave her services free in the concert, so that the Sun day School might have a Christ mas treat.
 We are all certainly glad to have had Mrs. Wright in our midst, aad hope that she will re- turn some time in tie near future. n1vrr I[rD
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26
Those We Love.

. The following have kindly sub scribed or renewed their sub scriptions to the Independent since our last issue, for which they have our thanks. If your name does not appear in this list in a week or two after paying, call our attention to it, as this list is published to show that you are properly credited.
 J. c. Watkins. Carlisle
 A. R. Stubblefield.
 H. A. Morehouse,
 c. c. Perkins, "
 w. c. Morrison,
 Mrs. Jennie Maddox, Ashdown
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26
A New Enterprise

Jan. 1st 1908 there will be add ed new enterprise to Carlisle's business in the way of a Sale and Exchange Commission. O.. T. Muzzy will manage the busi- ness and solicits your hstof what you may have i'll the way of sur plus live stock, Machinery, Vehickles, Furniture or anything you wish to have disposed of either by sale,or trade. A small charge will be made for listing and advertising and a reasonable commission when deals are closed. This new enterprise ought to interest those who want a chance to buy or are in need of a buyer for surplus stuff The D an is to have clearance sales at < auction at regular intervals. Bring in your list so as to get i'll the first sale. At present MT. Muzzy will be found at the office of the Sims Hay Go. Southeast of the depot .s Carlisle.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26

Our line of dress goods in silks broad cloth cashmere and suit ings are the newest. Call and see them before buying. Carlisle Mercantile Co.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26

What would make a nicer Christmas present than a set of Silver Knives and Forks or a dozen Spoons, at Ayres Drug Store.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26
Notice! Notice!!

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Dairymens Bank will be held in their office at Bank on January 2nd, at 2 PM
 D. B. PERKINS. Pres.
 J. A. l.. REIFF, Secy.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26

Carlisle Merchants have cer- toinly prepared for big holiday
 business. Their stores are full of christmas goods.
The border vidette., 1907-05-04
The "PesIes" Mine.
PHIL HEROLD,
CLERK.

The 'Pegles" is one of the best au-
thenticated of all the lost mines. 1t
has been located four or five times
during the past seventy-ive years,
and its whereabouts is pretty we'll
known to within a radius of 100 miles.
But it is in the midst of the most
Godforsa1eh desert on the face of the
earth, and few people who have ever
seen it have been able to 90 back.
Those who dId were always killed in
one way or another without revealing
their secret, and the Peg-Leg still re-
mains lost to the world at large.
If any one wants to look for it he
is welcome to the following directions:
1t lays somewhere off the Los Angeles
trail between Los Angeles and Yuma.
1t is dry placer located on the high
est of one of the neighboring peaks,
presumably not for from the turmoil
to Warmers Pass. The gold is on the
surface and is of peculiar appearance.
darker than most placer nuggets, and
known among the mining men of the
west as sunburnt gold. There are
specimens of it in a number of mining
museums. And anyone who can find
it and get out again alive has his
fortune made. - Exchange.
The border vidette., 1907-05-04
P. ]. Munich, work in recor-
der's office. 80 90
J. H. Pomeroy, blacksmith

}. H. Pomeroy, blacksmith
ing %
The board now considered the matter
of having the walls of various rooms.
Jail and corridors of court house kali
somined and doors and window sashes
painted.
Upon motion, all members voting
"aye," it was ordered that O. H.
Peltan be given the work of kalsomin.
ing at seven cents per square yard and
painting at ten cents (two coats.)
Upon motion, duly carried, it was
ordered that the clerk be instructed to
notify all road overseers to furnish the
board of supervisors with list Of
persons in their respective districts.
who are. liable for payment of road
tax.
Bond of j. A. Burruel, road over
seer for 81 900. with Thos. Bayze and
Jos Piskorsky as sureties, approved.
Application of j. E. Wise for lease
of school land, considered and upon
motion laid over.
A. Reddoch, county treasurer, pre-
sented appointment of w. A. O'Oon-
nor as attorney for tax collector, and
upon motion the same was approved
Therif's report of licenses collected
during January, 1907, audited and
filed.
In accordance with published call
bids for county supplies. etc, the board
now proceeded to open bids on file.
Feeding prisoners-Mrs. y. B. Bar
ringer, l9 cents per meal; Mrs. Mary
De V. Hunt. II! cents per meal.
Upon motion. duly carried, the bid
of Mrs. Mary De v. Hunt, was ac-
cepted.
Care of INDECENT Sick-St. Joseph's
Hospital, $140 per day for each
patient.
Upon motion. duly carried. the bid
of st. Joseph's Hospital. was accepted.
The board now opened bids for
publishing, printing and blank books,
etc.
The following bids were presented:
H. H. Mcneil Co., blanks books.
E. d. Miller. printing and.publish-
ing,
Upon motion, all members voting
"aye," the bids of E. d. Miller and III.
H. Mcneil Co., were accepted.
Upon motion, all members voting
"aye," it was ordered that THE BoR-
DER VIDETTE be made the official
paper of Santa Cruz county, for the
year ending February lst, 1908.
Upon motion, the board now adj
journed until Monday, March 4th,
1907, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Approved:
j. A. HARRISON,
CHAIRMAN.
Attest:
PHIL HEROLD,,
CLERK.
The border vidette., 1907-05-04

Upon motion. all members vot-
ing "aye," it was ordered that the
clerk instruct the county treasurer
to transfer the sum of $l3 600 from
the County General Fund to the
County Expense Fund and the
further sum of $4,000 from the
County General Fund to the
County Salary Fund.
Upon motion, all members vot-
ing "aye," it was ordered that the
clerk give notice that certificates of
Indebtedness on the County Ex-
pense Fund Nos. 414 to 452, series
of 1905 and Nos. 1 to 800, inc.
series 1906, and certificates of
Indebtedness on the County Road
Fund Nos. 544-561-573 to $50,
inc. and 6O4, series of 1904, and
Nos 17-53-69-7S to 80 inc, series
of 1905. are now payable and upon
presentation of same to the clerk of
the board, warrants on the
treasurer will be issued.
Upon motion, all members vot
ing "aye," it was ordered that the
clerk be instructed to advertise for
bids for feeding prisoners, care of
INDECENT sick, burial of INDECENT
dead; also blank books and print
ing, ETC., for one year, commencing
February 1st, 1907 Bids to be re-
ceived up to 10 o'clock a. M, Mon
day, February 4th, 1907. All bids
to be sealed and to be accompanied
by a certified check in the sum of
$4,000.
Upon motion, the board now
adjourned until Monday, February
4th, 1907, at 10 a. m.
Approved:
J. A. HARRISON,
CHAIRMAN.
Attest:
PHIL HEROLD,
The border vidette., 1907-05-04

| AOOo, VI CC
Mrs. G. B. Barringer, feed
ing prisoners December
1JOo, 1oA IL
Theo. Gebler, supplies
road district No. 6, ~ 85
Chas. l.. Fowler, expenses
sheriff's office, " ... 8 60
Chas. L. Fowler, expenses
sheriff's office, .. Sd 50
Chas. L. Fowler, salary as
SCISSOR quarter ending
December 81, 1906, 80. $50 90
Chas. l.. Fowler, salary
sheriff quarter ending
December 81, 1906, $50 90
Sheriff H. J. Saxon filed ap-
pointment of W. w. Bailey, as
jailor and upon motion, all MEM
bers voting aye" the same was
approved.
Sheriff's license report of liquor
and gambling licenses for month
of December 1906, audited and
filed.
Report of c.. A. Gildea, justice
of the peace of precinct No. 1, for
quarter ending December 81, 1906,
audited and fled.
Report of A. S. Henderson,
justice peace precinct No. 4, for
quarter ending December 81. 1906,
audited and filed.
Report of John G. Glissan,
justice peace precinct No. 13, for
quarter ending December 81, 1906,
audited and filed.
Sheriff's quarterly report Jail re-
cord, for quarter ending December
81, 1906, audited and filed.
Report of J. B. McClenahan,
road overseer for road district No.
3, for quarter ending December
31st, 1906, audited and filed.
Report of c. B. Wilson, road
overseer, road district No. 5, for
quarter ending December 81, 1906,
audited and filed.
hODOTG VI "A. llO1, IOdu
overseer, road district No. 2, for
quarter ending December 81, 1906,
audited and filed
The board now audited and al
lowed the following demands:
}. A Burruel, road work, 493 O5
C. B. Wilson,, ...-.. 445 rs
Thos Bayze, ...... go. &c %
Smith & Meaney, .... 46 60
j. S. Andrews, 80. ...... 1UO 6I
J.B. McClenahan, sc rs
Jas. n. Pemberton, 1900. 14S O5
The board examined the ac-
counts in the office of the county
treasurer and ex-officio tax col
lector, and verified the books
statements and deposit account and
| found the same to be correct.
Petition signed by citizens and
taxpayers was presented asking for
the appointment of Sacramento
Gran1llo, as road overseer of road
district No. 2,
Petition signed by citizens and
taxpayers, was presented, asking
for the appointment of j. A. Burrel
as road overseer of road district
No. 2.
After due consideration of the
above petition, upon motion all
members voting AYE" j. A. Bur
ruel was appointed road overseer
| of road district. No. 2.
Petition signed by citizens and
taxpayers was presented asking for
the appointment of A. b. Sorrells'
as road overseer for Harshaw road
district.
Upon motion, all members vot
ing aye" A. B. Sorrells was ap-
pointed road overseer, his district
to include all county roads north
of main travelled road from Mowry
toPata gonia.
Upon motion, all members vot-
ing "aye," c. B. Wilson was ap
pointed a road overseer, his distric'
to include the main travelled roa d
from Washington Camp to Alto
The border vidette., 1907-05-04
Office of the Board of Supervisors J
of Santa Cruz County. Hogales,
Arizona, Feb. 4, 1907.


of Santa Cruz County. Hogales,
Arizona, Feb. 4, 1907.
The board of supervisors met pur-
suant to adjournment of January 7th,
1907.
Present, Chairman J. A. Harrison,
Members Ashburn and Burgoon, and
Clerk Herold.
Minutes of meeting held January
7th. read and upon motion approved.
The board now audited and allowed
the following demands:
j. A. Burruel, road work. 8 3O5 30
Brady-Bevin Commission
Company, premium ac-
count insurance . 2lO 90
Schuyler Case, stone work
cess pool ............ 6S 70
@. a. -Gildea, interpreter
fees district court ...... Is 90
J. Lander Young, interpreter
fees w
E. III comb, juror ....... 20
j. @. Glissan, coroner's in
quest ~ w
E. D. Miller. printing and
publ hing ............ l2O %
j. w. Leehy, interpreter
election precinct No 12.. 5 90
Frank Manion, interpreter
fees oO
VIM. Lowe, deputy sherif's
fees w
Schuyler Case, work on cess
pool ...-.--- 40 Oo
H. r. Renshaw, assigned ac-
count Juror -.... 20
L. V. Hoyt, special con-
stable fees. ...... 90
*. H. Mcneil Co., blank
books ................... So 90
Geo. b. Marsh, supplies. 81 so
Nogales Electrict Light, Ice
& Water Co., light Jan.
l9O7 % 10
@. III. Peltan, repairs court
room. w
Henry Harmon, juror. .... 40
j. H Pomeroy, juror. 4 20
Roy n Titcomb, Inc, mer-
chancise for cess pool. ..... 43 SO
Jas. Kane, interpreter ..... l so
J b Bristol, taking testimony
preliminary hearing Ter
ritory vs.. Campbell. 49,. Z 90
Chas f. Davis. ballot clerk
precinct No 8....... . 90
The border vidette., 1907-05-04
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
or THE
Board of Supervisors of Santa
Cruz County.
Office of the Board of Supervisors !
of Santa Cruz County, Nogales, :
Arizona, Jan. 7, 1907.

|
of Santa Cruz County, Nogales.
Arizona, Jan. 7, 1907.
The board of supervisors of San
ia Cruz county met in regular ses-
sion at 10 o'clock a m. Present, L.
Burgoon, holdover member and J.
A Harrison and o. F. Ashburn,
members-elect, and Clerk Phil
Herold.
Upon motion of Member Ash
burn, seconded by member Bur
goon, j. A. Harrison was elected
chairman of the board.
The board now proceeded with
preparation of list of persons
eligible and qualified to serve as
jurors for the year 1907, and after
completion the clerk was instruct
ed to file certified copy of same
with the clerk of the district court
as required by law.
The board now audited and al
lowed the following demands:
Luther G. Day, salary
TAILOR December 1906. 75 90
c. A. Gildea, justice fees
precinct No. L, quarter
ending December 81,
1906. -. -. 1856 25
Chas. L. Fowler, sheriff's
fees in justice court, 40 90
Homer J. Mapes, assigned
to J. B. Moore, con-
stables fees precinct No.
/, presented for $3.50,
allowed for. 49,. .... IL 50
G. A. Gildea, corners in
quest, Io w
Frank Reagan, delivering
election returns, ..... II so
Schuyler Case, work on
cess pool, ...., 25 so
Roy & Titcomb, Inc, sup
plies, .... 49,. IL
Theo. Gebler, supplies, 4 go
Theo. Gebler, coffin for
INDECENT. - 90
Geo. B. March, supplies. z so
H. j. Mapes, deputy
sheriff's fees. ,..-...... 4 SO
H. J. Mapes, bailiff, .. 4 90
H. j. Mapes, constable
fees precinct No. 1, " 80 80
Theo. Gebler, supplies,.. s 90
Oscar Gebler, Juror, .. 4 90
Roy IS Titcomb, Inc, wire
screening, for Jail
windows (per contracD 127 II
ST Joseph's hospital, care
of inligent sick, 49,. II so
Roy & Titcomb, inc, set
ting up hot air engine, SO 80
A. b. Sorrels, Judge of
election precinct No 5, 5 90
Schuyler Case, stone work
on cess pool, ...... 95 90
Roy & Titcomb, Inc, lum-
Der, etc, for cess pool, 25 40
B. M. Doak, election mar
shall, precinct No. 49,. 3 90
Frank Reagan, Judge
election, precinct No. II, 5 90
Schuyler Case, repairs, -. 8 so
Nogales Electric Light,
Ice and Water Co.,
lights, .... 2 80
Nogales Electric Light,
Ice & Water Co., lights
November 1906, ..... 16 60
Nogales Electric Light,
Ice and Water Co.,
lights Dec. 1906, $1,000. 81 45
Proto Bros, supplies, 49,. 2 20
J. s. Andrews, care of j.
NJ. kirkpatrick, Gin
digen0 quarter ending
December 81, 1906, .... 60 90 |
Proto Bros, merchandise
for INDECENT, ,.. 10 90 |
o. Phelps, care of J.
Rusher, (indigent) No
vember and December
1906, ........... 49,. AZ 90
Chas. l.. Fowler, sheriff's
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
Assessor is
Negligent

Starting irregularities have been
shown in the assessment roll OF Whi,r
Pine county for 1907, which has been
turned over to the Board Of Equaliza-
tion by Assessor House for its in
spection. AS a result of an eX 2us-
tive examination Of the roll conduttei
by the board it will be demonstra ed
that over 100000 worth OF taxable
property in the county has been omit
ted from the list this year.
The chairman Consolidated COM
pany, which has s2S,500 worth Of
property in the district, did not ap-
pear in the big book. The Ely Lum-
Der & Coal company had been forgot
ten entirely by the assessor, when he
was preparing the Ely list, and the
commissioners fixed it's assessment
at 81 400 for merchandise and improve
ments. Perhaps the most fragrant
overlooking of the assessment of the
Ely Township company. That corpOr
alton is assessed only $4,000 for i'm
prOvements when it is generally be
lieved around town that is has spen
at least a million on the townsite al
Georgetown.-Whit Pine News.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
ord Jury
DiSagreeS

The jury watch tried Former At
tOIney General TREY l.. Ford, general
counsel for the United Railroads, on
the felony charge of bribing Supervis-
or ThOS. F. Lonergan in the sum of
"A 600 to vote for the trolley franchise
in June OF 1906 voted eight for ac-
quittal and four for conviction, and
at 3 O'clock Saturday afternoon was
discharged by Judge Lawier after
having Ueen out eighteen hours
Judge Lawler informed counsel
that, the regular trial jury box hav-
ing been exhausted in the trial of
Ford, he Will organize panel of sew
eral hundred talesmen, TO serve for
all cases coming before his depart
ment of court. This has the effect OF
doinS away Of the likelihood of spec
ial venireS.
AS Ford is under heavy bonds on
the other indictments returned
against him, he was given his free
| dom and will not be required to furn
lsh fresh bonds in the present case
| until Monday. To that day the case
| was continued to be set for re-trial
which it was agreed shall be beeur
Monday, October ii.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
A HIGH CLASS ATTRACTION

The Little Prospector" in which
Chic" Perkins will be seen at the
Carson opera house on October Eth,
is a new western play OF humor and
pathos and keeps the audience alter
mating in laughter and tears. The
charming coincidence Chic Perkins
is simple and effective and displays
strong emotional character easily
and without studied effort. She
knows how to be humorous and at
the same time pathetic. The play
is pure as the mountain ar and en-
joyable throughout its every moment
1t is a delightful idyl of mining life
in the gold field of Colorado, intel
ligently interpreted and greatly en-
HANGED by a lavish display OF cost
ly scenery and paraphernalia. Here
will be a performance to which your
family may be taken for fun without
vulgarity. By all means attend the
performance of "The Little Prospec-
tor
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
CONTEMPT CASES
ARE CONTINUED
UutiI November ii. MaeStrctti
Sends Lengthy Statement to
the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court convened this
morning at 10 o'clock to hear the
contempt case against Judge Breen
and A. j. Maestrett. Judge Breen
was present in person, coming from
Reno this morning. Attorney Mae
stretti who was granted a leave of
absence by the court owing to sick
ness IN the family was not present
but sent in a lengthy statement of his
action in the case, which was sub
mitted and read to the court this
morning.
His statement fully covers the case
from it's first trial through the argu-
ments in the Supreme Court and to
the statements made by himself and
Judge Breen at Austin when the or
der was made transferring the case
to Elko county
IN speaking of the remarks made al
Austin Maestretti had the following
to say in his statement which he sub
mitted today:
Il do not deny that | made it.. |
believe that those are the words
used. 1t was not made, nothwith-
standing that language might be con
temptuous in itself, it certainly was
not made with any spirit Of contempt
whatever, and there is nobody that
realizes it more fully than i do, sup
pose all lawyers realize it just as much
but no more fully than |, that the in
tegrity, dignity and respect Of the
Supreme Court must be maintained
because the most important rights Of
all litigants and lawyers are to be
determined by the Supreme Court and
if the Supreme Court does not have
the respect it is entitled TO | under
stand it is a very hard thing and a
very uncomfortable thing for it to be
criticized. Those are the conditions
l am not trying to make any fight
am just Offering this as an explana
ton.
Further in his statement the follow
ing paragraph appears:
Il do not wish to employ an at
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
RAMSEY HAS
RICH STRIKE
Ono Thousand Dollar Orc
Uncovered Six Feet
From Surface

RAMSEY New, Oct. 7.-One OF the
most sensational strikes yet made in
the district was uncovered late Sat
urday afternoon in the Ramsey Queen
property six feet from the surface,
ore assaying over $1,000 ton was
uncovered and is now being sacked
for shipment. The ore in every re-
spect closely resembles the ore from
the famous Mohawk mine at Goldfield
and the quartz which is being taken
out is fairly alive with gold.
A large crew of men are workin g
Oh the property and as depth is
reached the vein grows richer and
wider Intense excitement prevails
in the camp and hundreds of applica-
tiOns have been made for leases on
the property.
This is the greatest grass root
strike that has been made in this
district and if the ledge continues
to improve as it is at present it will
be onea of the richest Ore deposits
yet uncovered in the state.
A number of mining men arrived
from outside points this morning and
small sized boom is on.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
SIS IN NEW YORK

Sis in New York is the title OF
the new series of comedy adventures
that befall our old friend the funny,
funny rural Indiana lass. The play
builder has certainly selected spot
and her Reuben friends in any
amount of trouble, and this season S
offering is said to be jut bit the
bet and the funniest peep we have
had at Sis. 1t comes to the opera
house on October 18th, and Judging
from the reception she has always
received, it ought to be one OF
the big attractions of the season