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The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
TWO DAWSON CASES
 ARE STARTED HERE

Following the arrest of Pietre Allan, of Dawson. at Panama for the thef, of gold dust, and the start ing If eNtraditiou proeeedings asaius him two cascs were filed in the toners court Saturday.
 One of these was started by F. II Sea:le. of Dawson. for the sum of $452.NS. and the other by the \. (, Co. store of Dawson for $4a&.45. Searle was owner af the Glacier creek claim at Dawson on which Ntan and others had a lay when Allan pulled out with thou :aud-dollar cleanup. The \. (. company is suing for goods furnish ed during the past six years. Allan. when arrested at Panama, had 4Ji2 ounces of dust iii his possession, and this gold nv held by the mar. hal. has been atta he'd by the two de ttuEtutS
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
VAN nY5>.S WINNERS AGAIN

Basre a fair-sized crowd a- EX position park, the Van Dycks ycs- tr.&Iy attcrraon defeated the Eagles by l s.o:e of II to 3. The game ta, much better than the score would iudi ate, as, after the frs' inning, there were only .iN rum, scored.
 NeHulicu pitched the fiEs iaaiaa and half of the second ro. the a9.Ts, and then he threw his arm cat. fred Pau}i relieved him and t.'d tho Vans down ta four runs f" the "maindor of the game Two v. thfsr were srored on errors. Wakefield pitched the entire gamc fe. inc Vans.
 The sco.e by innings:
 Itag.r. ....t Q q 1 0 0 0 Q O. 3 Nm p.cks.G 6 q 0 0 ? 0 O-l1
 After the game, half-mile race Nd wen by Miss Barthel's pony, Fannie, from Toklat, owned by Paul !,iu@seth. Heath was up n Fannie, ,,hilc Do}an rode Toklat. The fin ish was close enough to be inter estiug.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
RERS STILL ACTIVE,

MEXICO CITY, Mex. Aug. 10.- That the rebellion in Mexico is to continue was made known by the Madero government this morning, when it made the announcement that General Orozco, now in the city of Juarez, had suddenly broken on all negotiations with the govern ment to end the revolution.
 It was admitted that terms for the rebzels to lay down their arms had been offered and indications, until today, were that they would be ac- cepted
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
PROSPECTING AT MOUTH OF
 READY BtLIA0N CREEK

On Ester creek, at the mouth of Ready Bullion, August Conradt has started the Estby drill at work pros pecting. He has taken a lay on the property and hopes to find a body of pay there to keep him busted another year after finishing his present block of ground on 3 below, right limit
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
STRIKE MADE ON
 2 BELOW FAIRBANKS

Thursday afternoon William James and James Fox, who have a lay on ? below left limit of Fairbanks creek above the mouth of Walnut. bedrocked a hole after which they picked up 40-cent pan on bedrock. coming in from the left limit and now will proceed to drift or it, from the new hole.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12

the issues of the campaign.
 Tonight the same party will hold a meeting on Ester creek. this be ing the final rally of the campaign
 Editor Frame, of Valdez, wired on Wednesday as follows:
 Assured from Lincoln, Neb., that no Parker follower in Alaska would receive recognition. Wickersham $ followers astounded over candidates support of Roosevelt after conServa- tion speech. Will help Harrais i'm mensely in this division. Advices from Juneau to the effect that Jen- nings will receive thirty-one votes in that city. Even bet that Harrais gets more there"
 From the Iditarod several tele-
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
GjOD PAY ON SHAILWCCD

A visitor from Smallwood creek brings the news that Spritzer l. Auckland, operating on below
 have uncovered a paystrcak for a width of t20 feet. with the pay i'm l.oying at each end of the crosscut tunnel. While the pay in the center of the channel seemed to be of rather low grade, it is said that pans as high as $4 have been raised at each end of the tunnel About two-thirds of the pay, which runs
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
CATERPILLAR ENGINE
 BREAKS THROUGH BRIDGE

Tuesday evening while moving Keystone drill the caterpillar en- zine of Pinkerton & Parkin broke through the bridge at Fox over Gold stream thus interrupting traffic on that road. Next day the engine was hauled out of the water and the bridge repaired
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
OLD WORKINGS WERE
 PUMPED DRY LAST WEEK

Harry Nudge last week finished his contract for the pumping of the old Fisher workings on the Mig gerhead claim on lower Dome clear of water, the workings having been flooded last spring by surface water
 With the water gone and the danger of being drowned out re moved, Walter Fisher and Sand strom & Fisher, working adjoining lays, can employ larger crews and take out larger blocks of pay than would otherwise have been the case.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
TO VISIT RELATIVES.

Mrs. Fred A. Martin and her in fant daughter, Margie, leave on the Panama today for the Outside. going direct to Cleveland, Ohio, where they will visit Mrs Martins grandmother Later they will go to visit Mrs. Martins father in Butte, Montana, and will return to Fairbanks next summer
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
co CAMPING UP THE
 BIG CHENA RIVER

A camping party made up of MT and Mrs. Dave Fairburn. Mrs. Clegg, Miss Anna Larson, Miss Ethel Rus sell, Harry Pratt Clyde Rose, John Foley, Al Pauli and Leslie Bennett left this last week in Pauli's and Foleys launches for the Big Cinema where they will camp in the neigh borhood of Potlatch slough.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
ROAD MEN INSPECT
 FAIRBANKS ROAD

Colonel Rees, in charge of the engineering work of the Western divisio; of the army, Lieutenant Edgerton, of the road commission; John Xug, of the road commission, and John c. Wood, the road super visor, were on the creeks Thursday, Friday and Saturday, inspecting the work in this district. Colonel Rees and Lieutenant Edgerton left yes terday morning on their trip over the Valdez trail
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
JENNINGS FAMILY
 QUITS

JUNEAU. Aug. Jennings family gives up furnished house rented for one year and leaves on the thirteents Pa Jennings joins them in Seattle Leaves from Nome. Alaska for Alaskans when no one in Seattle want~ il GilmGre's manager Is Respondent. Has no money and no hope to win and says he will give mp Socialist leaders denounce krauc2unas and refuse to support here
 DAILY DISPATCH.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
CCIQ; TIT Is MAD.

AUSTIN, TeXas, Aug. lo.-G Gov- ernor Colqui;t of Texas, today ua- tified the president and Che war de partment that if the federal authori- ties do not at once take steps tc protect the borders of he state and the people residing thc.e from incuisions Of Mexican rebels, the state troops will invade Mexico.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
STRIKE MADE ON
 THE GEORGE RIVER

During the week Iditarod reported that news had been brought there so the effect that a strike had been made on the George river of the huskokWim, near where the strike was made two years ago. This last vas the find of Louis Mcher who is said to be able to get S120 pans from his shaft. All the ground in the vicinity has been staked.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
LOGS FOR
 STAMP MILL TIMERS

Included in the dive of 2oo,ooo feet of logs which req he'd the city Thursday Wore a number of extra long timbers cut by special permit on homestead up the river for the use of the Hudson Bros.' mill on Ester These are to be sawed into SKIS sticks 2I and 3G feet long.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
GOES OUT TO SCHOOL.

Miss Laura Lewis left on We'd nesday for the Outside, her inten- tion being to remain abaut two years. The first year will be occu- pied in the completion of her stud ies at high school, and she will later attend a Seattle commercial school.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
CATOHLIC SPEAKER
 CREATES A STIR

Father Donnclly. the Catholic ora tor, who made such stir ThHrsla, night in his Fairbanks 1rrus- ur The Dang,es os Soria'i #,' + rn- tinuing his talks on he sane .e.i. differcn'iating between su.iat R. form and Socialism. aad jasi- ip. that Socialism means the abolition of all religious belief an3 .ha dr- struction of the family.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
CHARLEY ROBINSON
 HAS PASSED AWAY

Advices from San Francisco are to the effect that Charles Robinson, an old timer of the camp who left here on the first boat died in
 San Francisco hospital, June g, of quick consumption. Robinson was formerly with the Eagle barber shop
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
g S1RINERS GO TO NOME
 FROM FAIRBANKS

Wednesday afternoon the Shriners from seattle left for Nome where they are to initiate large class. John Rex Thompson will act as H. 'Ustrious Potcntate in place of John Mclean, who has been detained here by the illness of his wife
 On the eye of their departure the Shrincrs were visitors at the local Gomlnandery of Knights Templar, and all were much pleased with the york
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12

grams Were received tho day M.. Ilatrais left that place.. The can didate himself wired that he wa more than pleased with tho prospect thore. while other relcerams were to the effect tlaJ he had received a most 0atteHing reception and that il seemed certain that he would ca r. the district
 Looked at from every point Of view, il appears that Mr. rTarrms is certain t. b. well u2 in the race. and, if those in this district who know and respect him, and believe he is the best candidate in the 1o}a. will give him their support, he will be the next doiogato to congress from Alaska.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
LARGE DROVE OF SHEEP
 ARRIVE OVER THE TRAIL

Thursday morning the White Mar ket received drove of sheep con- taining 400 head which were brought over the trail by J. H. Mill Ter. Thirty-five calves and 75 head of beef were also brought in.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
IiNFT SEINSItIN
 OF CITY COUNCIL

There being nothing of importance to come up Friday, and there being no money in the treasury for the payment of bills, the city council Friday night postponed it's meeting for one week.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12

General Orozco said, in terminat- ing the negotiations, that this is revolution by MeXicans fnr MeXi- cans and must go on until the gov offers for peace are rejected
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
EAGLES HELD DANCE
 ON SATURDAY EVENING

Saturday night, the Eagles of the local Aerie were hosts at one of the informal three-hour parties of the order. A good time is reported by all who attended.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
iOYERN0R CLARK IN TOWN

The Tanana reached Cinema shortly before 10 o'clock last night. having on board Governor Clark and Mrs. a"ark The elr.frir ar was sent !oNu meet the boat. and T nnm- Ter Of his Friends went wish it to ..nas fhr trrfiro.*'s chief executive. Governor Clark viii b, in town for few days.
 Eoinoy Rirhmor3 Wm. Fairbanks. l.o~arl Turaer, and possibly Chas. Grimm and Tom aGowan. of the Northern Commercial company. are on board the Herman headed this way.
 Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. James were G.Idstgcam yisitos this week.
 Ed Jcrn and three others are go- ing up the Big Cinema this week to develop the big lead on the North fork. some L. miles from the hot springs which lead was stakcd last spring, On their arrival there will be seven men at work on the prop "rty. Some rock will be brought out later for a mill test.
 M. A. Pinska the clothing man. celebrated his birthday on Friday.
 Mrs. Henry Rappolt has been wis iting on the creeks this past week.
 The infant son of Mir. and Mrs. k. T. Eneclbrocht was taken ill last week and was removed to St. Mat thcW's hospital.
 Deputy Marshal NJ. o. Carlson is taking q &o-day vacation, starting today.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12

from four to five feet high. is lo- cated on bedrock The indications are most favorable that the pay streak is a very wide one.
 On 1 below, Grove Brothers at present have crew of six men a. work, in much better pay than usual
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
THE JUNIORS WON
 FROM THE MAGNOUIAS

Wednesday night the Juniors easily defeated the Magnolias of the Has Been league by score of 13 to s. The old timers did not score in the last five innings.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
EAGLE PRESIDENT.

CLEVELAND, Aug 10.-W. J. Brennan, of Pittsburg, was today elected gIa and president of the Fra ternal Order of Eagles
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12
LARGE CROWD IS PRES
 EET AT THE LECTURE

Thursday evening standing room ras aj q premium at the Auditorium where Father Donnelly dealt with thc Dan&oIs of Socialism.
Sharp County record., 1912-03-29
NOTICE or CONFIRMATION
IN the Sharp Ghaneery Court for the Southern
District,

In the Sharp Ghaneery Court for the Southern
DlsricL
q, w. Timer, liX rarte,
Notice IA hereby riyon that petition has been
Alod In my office ua Clor, Of the Sharp Chancory
Court for the Southern District by q, w. Timer
on thH 45h day Of March, l0l2, setting forth that
he ia The owner of the following lands situated IN
The Southern District Of Sharp County Afban-
sas, t0-witi The west half Of the lUt5 No. one
and two Of the northwest quarter and The west
half Of the s.u'hwcat quarter Of section two, the
lot No. Two of tho northeast fractional quarter
and the southeast quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter Of 4eetoh hree a In township seventeen
north, range four vest Fhd the southwest auura
ter Of The southeast duartar Of section tbrtyafour
In township eighteen norIh mnRe I west, and
praying q dorrou ouIeD.nR and confirming ha
utlu In and 10 said lands
Now, therefore all persons claiming amy ad-
verse title or iFhl In ot 70 any part Of said lands
ars notified TO appear go l6e regular May torn of
the Sharp ChsHtefy Court for the Southern Disl
uic and show cause. if any they cah, why The
utlo In and d, Wd lands should not be- luIotad,
confirmed and forever net NJ rent IN the pelltons
on
Given under my hand and seal Of said Court
Sharp County record., 1912-03-29
LOCAL NEWS.
'aaM,~.NNc1s ~yc,TNA ~,V 900

~
Make your headquarters at Bar
nett Bros when in Batesyille,
Mrs May Wasson left Wednes-
day for Guion to spend few days
with relatives
T. J. Norris, a substantial citizen
of Poughkeepsie, was looking after
some matters Of business here
Wednesday,
If you are in the market for
fence see the American before you
buy Barnett Bros. Mere. Co.,
Batesville, Ark
M. F. Butler of PouGhkeepsie en-
tered school here Monday for the
remainder of the term He closed
a term Of school at PouGhkeepsie
Friday,
We have Just received a com
plete line of Ladies and Chidrens'
Hats. Opening days March 20 and
50. Call and see U.s. Margaret
Stockard and Mabel MetcaIf,
When you have rheumatism in
your foot or instep apply Chamber
lains Liniment and you will get
quick relief, 1t costs but quarter,
Why suffer? For sale by all deal
ers,
AT the regular retail price the
Springfield Business College uses in
the training Of the students SlO,-
coo worth Of typcwritcrs, The
equipment of that school is the
best in Missouri 1t pays to attend
such a school and recite to expert
teachers,
BY using Virdinia-Carolina Fer
tii2ers you can double your crops
most any year See Barnett Bros
Mere Co., BatesyiIle Ark
j. j, SwaGord, one Of our best
citizens. is just recovering from the
effects Of an accident which made
him a cripple for two or three
weeks While saving wood the
saw accidentally fell upon bja foot
one of it8 teeth penetrating the
foot The wound became an ualy
one and caused him much pain
and worry
Sharp County record., 1912-03-29

A. G. Biegers is dangerously i'll
of pneumonia,
Did you make out your guess on
the election the wrong way?
Buy VirGinia-CaroIina Fertilizers
from Barnett Brcs. Mere. Co., Bates
vile, Ark,
M. S. Coger left the latter part Of
last week for Batesville where he
has secured a position.
Dir. }. R. Stockard came in Tues
day from Zion, where he spent sew
eral days doing dental work.
Clothing in mems and boys suits
that give satisfaction. Moderate
prices. Barnett Bros. Mere, Co.,
Batesville, Ark.
J. W. Bruce, one Of the Records
good friends at Sidney was a very
pleasant visitor Monday while in
town on business,
James w. and Henry Young left
Wednesday for Guion, where they
will assist in the construction Of a
new bank building
If you want to select suit of
clothes that is NEW and UP-TO-
DATE in color, fabric and weave,
80 to Barnett Bros. Nero, Co, Bates
Vile, Ark
Saturday was the date set for a
meeting of the Sharp County
Teachers Association at this place,
but the weather was so inclement
that the meeting was not held.
The most common cause Of in
somnia is disorders Of the stomach.
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver
Tablets correct these disorders and
enable you to sleep, Sold by all
dealers,
Sharp County record., 1912-03-29
thla 25th day Of March, 1912, 4.
Jas, NJ, Simpson Y
Sam IL, Davidson, Atty

DO you know that of all '1'I w..
or ailments colds are Oy ,",
most dangerous2 It Is not '1' J'
Itself that you need to fear oV
serious diseases that 1t ollen J
to- Most of these are nv''
Germ diseases. PneuluV'''
consumption are among lneI,, ~ j,
not take Chamberlains OouSa y, !,
edy and cure your cold WD''
can. For sale by all deaIef''
If you have trouble IN Se''a'| '"
of your cold you know tIlO, ,s,a 49,
not treating 1t properly ~ ,pV,. \
no reason why a cold shou'O \
on for weeks and It will mol o',l
take Chamberlain Cousn w.
For sale by all dealers
Sharp County record., 1912-03-29
THE PRIMARY,

For Representative-EIijah W.
Goodwin
For County Judge-AIlen Gay
For Sheriff Wayne W. Bri8tow
For Clerk-James M. Simpson.
For Treasurer-John W. Thomp-
son.
For Asessor-Thomas H, Mccall
eb.
For Surveyor-Cleo C. Price.
Sharp County record., 1912-03-29
-~n<-<mNnNr~nrNE/ 8>@NG>F9ea|E>INaNNNl5

Miss Eudora Shaver is recovering
from an illness which kept her in
doors several days,
Mrs. J. r. Edwards and little son
are here from BareSyilIe, guests OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Shaver
Henry Wagner, the timer, return
ed to Evening Shade few days
aao. He spent the greater part Of
the winter at Salem,
Largest line and best selected
stock on mems and boys clothing
in North Arkansas, all NEW, at.
Barnett Bros. Mere. Co., Batesyille,
Ark,
County Examiner 0. c, Shaver
conducted the quarterly examina-
ton of teachers at the school build
ing Thursday and Friday Twenty
six applicants for license were be-
fore him.
EGGS from pure breed R, l..
Reds S1O0 for IS. Some fine
cockerels $1O0 EACH pullets S1.OO
Bourbon Red Turkey Eggs $2OO'
for II. One mile south Of Gala
nine Mrs 0. j. Price,
Jay CASTOR, a splendid young.
man Of Violet Hill, and Neal Sulli-
van, a fine young fellow of Gala
mine, left for their homes this
week, after having spent the past
several months in school here.
A. B. Kirschbaum & Co. Suits
and Celebrated Crown Trousers
Just off the reel from factory and
guaranteed to Give satisfaction or
money refunded, Exclusive sale
at Barnett Bros, Mere. Co., Bates
vile, Ark,
The tax collectors are at the
court house ready to accommodate
those who have not already settled
their taxes The people are set
ting with the collector slowly only
about 14OO receipts having been
issued to date,
John W. SickeIsmith, Greensboro,
Pa, has three children, and like
most children they frequently take
cold. I'VE have tried several kinds
Of cough medicine he says, but
have never found any yet That did
them as much good as Chamber
lains Cough Remedy Sold by all
dealers.
A few days ago the Record re-
ceiyed letter from c. ?. Stokes,
who is new living at Bartlett, Tex
as. He said he had just finished .
planting his corn crop and the
farmers Of this section, where but
Nrylo preparation for planting has
been made so far, will envy him
just a Iit,Ie no doubt.
C.E Henderson, an old citizen
who is now living alone in a cabin
on his little place a couple Of miles
south of town is on the sick list.
It is said that he stcadfastly refuses
any assistance from relatives and
rcpulses the friends who try to do
something for him, lie doesn't
want medical attention, and it is
feared the old Gentleman viii soon
end his days in this lonely condi-
ton,
Sharp County record., 1912-03-29

For Asessor-Thomas H, Mccall
eb
For Surveyor-Cleo c. Price.
Almost beyond any doubt the
above is the ticket nominated by
the democrats in the primary held
Wednesday. There seems to be no
question about any Of the above
races except that Of county treasur-
er and we deem it safe to predict .
that John W. Thompson is the
nominee for that Office Returns
have been received here from every
township in the county except Up
per North, Lower North and High |
land townships. The totals without .
these townships are;
Representative,
Goodwin, 727.
Street, 622.
County Judge
Paden, 5G6,
Gay, 740.
Sheriff.
Bristow, 1908
Clark, 375.
Treasurer.
Thompson, 476.
Snow, 408.
Gyngard, 484
Assessor.
McCaleb, 473,
Murphy, 396.
Higginbottom, 286,
Horn, 1885,
Surveyor.
Price the winner by large majori-
ty.
Thus it is seen that without the
three missing townships all are GER
tain winners with the possible ex-
ception Of Thompson, but it is con-
ceded that in the three precincts .
yet to hear from he will overcome .
the slight lead held over him by |
GynGard,
The Record has been unable to
hear a word from the race for state
senator from either Lawrence or
Randolph counties. Mr.. Ferguson
has carried this county over Mr.
Holt by a majority Of at least 300 .
votes. The exact vote on this Of
fee. not counting the three town.
ships yet to hear from is Ferguson
700, Holt 497 The Southern Dis
trict Of the county went against
Holt heavily
The race for congress is a one
sided affair. Congressman OldfeId
is returned to his seat by a heavy
majority A telephone message
from Batesyille just before we 90 to
press states that Campbell has not
carried a county unless it is his
home county Randolph In Sharp
county 0ldfeId has defeated Camp
bell by over 400 majority, the vote
standing OldfeId 1885, Campbell 465,
At 10 o'clock Thursday morning
the editor Of the Record got in
communication with Joe 7, Robin
son headquarters at Little Rock.
Mr. Robinson claims a majority in
the state Of at least 100000 There
seems to be no doubt Of Mr.. Robin
sons election over Donaghey, There
has been a landslide to Robinson.
In Sharp county Donaghey has fail
ed to make a respectable showing
in any townships with the eXcep.
tions Of Hardy and Jackson, He
has not carried a township in the
county In this county Mr. Robin.
sons vote 50 far is Ills and 248
for D0naRhey
Jeff Davis Is renominated for
Sharp County record., 1912-03-29
TIE r L COR 9
BY CLAUDE L. COGER,

Entered at the PosloGico at Evening Shade Ark
as socoud-class matter.
Sharp County record., 1912-03-29
DIRECTORS

W, A, Edwards NJ Stokes, w. NJ
Melcalt O, Z, Craig 0, S, West-
m0reiadd
Sharp County record., 1912-03-29

Since the above was put In tyne
complete returns in this county give
The ucasurers office to John W.
Thompson by a few votes,
The county convention will be
held here tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12
Mr.. LauahlIn's Candidacy.

In another column of this issue APP
pears the formal announcement or
Hon. Geo. A. Laughlin, as a candidate
for the Republican nomination for
congress In this district. The name
OF Laughlin has been on masy lips
throughout the district during recent
months, and there is a sentiment very
favorable TO him, not only because OF
the belief that he can redeem the dis
trict. but because he Is a splendid
type OF man mentally and morally.
Newspapermen of the district and
state know him as one OF their num-
Der. having formerly owned a con.
trolling interest in the Wheeling In
telligencer During the time that he
directed its policy that paper greatly
improved In all respects. and readers
we're made TO feel that Il stood for
some definite things in the way OF
progress. He is a good business man
and knows the needs OF this great
business and industrial district II
nominated. he will. be. elected
Weston Independent