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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
NEW MEXICO TOWNS,
Galluo Dam'oe, lordsburg, San
Natcla WI lsbo'o.

sANIAfL AAn ~ VAAs

From The BopuhNop
svit,nn. Iam.ar $3.50 laid up "a
ftu days 81 week lio fen from r.
coal cas- au struck hia head against
wU
Nh. g. % iooro took hor daughter
20 the io.otti convent in Santa o. and
went q Dm HDrr Goo Colorado on q
hue.urss uip
Bur .ldr attempted to erect an on.
trance ln t0 iut residence Of s. v A.
drich On Thursday nleht but were
fushfCn,I away bf the Screams of tho
hCuaoknpDr
Tho tunbai shallco dance 90 the
Zuui ruuliuH ,ll commence ou The lth
~ December aud Lass scycn days A
number of tiehtseyrs from Gallup VIII
bp present
w. s El,.mcr past sachom of
NauuglH0 rihr of Red Mon was the
recipient Di handsome jewel pre-
acntrd ty jhp tribe lu appreciation of
his srIt.pa iUr three terms.
w o. WtCfniaht Of The Alhugurr
quo bany Citizen. spent two days here
this wo.h iCDNiBg after business iur
1he Cit.gon uHJ attending TO matters
conteruirg the Mariana OF company
II which $50 la u mpmhcr
The opening dance given hy Peter
Kitchen nt hs onDu house fast Sstur
daS wua Ogc the hosi dances ~ the
season l was largely attended and
tha MDl lutl BAD .piHuIid time
fui several HI.Ih.
&c. Wnih who haf cha rD of th,
plu pDl.t 100 tn" Caullp mountain
for 'l go ietu sYudlcat. was loo town
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

st the 81 Johns rcctnry. last even
ug Miss Hcimhock gave a pupils re-
CItll the following program being ron
derod Talk ON History az Music
Miss Hcimbcck pano solo selected.
Miss Lodge. Just FOR To-day Abbott
Miss Ienks: Lullaby Nanah Miss
Francis piano soi0. Miss Lodge; tal
"NiolctR" Waudmnn thl Dear
Hoe Matte Miss Houghton Good
Byo sweet Day" Vauah Miss Rcni.
son. Oa) "Oh God Bo Mtrciml' Bart
lett. sh) 90 D~nam Bartlett Miss
Gertig. (al "a Song for life. Tostt
thl "A Dream of ParadFo.' GRAY. Miss
Hnwlcy. These re- itals are held every
second We in the month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

N OrOwdcr'n home and II seems he
was in arrears tn Die landlord 90 the
aNtent OF 81 TNi iao two
met m thH lInI anil q 1Wdpr asked
hs hOardor IU. ihD money tAr
auh relied ami each whipped ont a
knife ana bDlan using 20 The nght
Be- trd but o. few Hc unde
p0wning received "a deep stab under
tho collar bone on the len side OF
thn mock and ran uut of the building
aud toward the doctors Office several
blocks away
lic only reached the gate when he
frl and expired Eve minutes later
Gf0wdor was uninlurcd and mnle hls
escape. WHwW
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
iNsrRucrlvu plsooURsEs.
The City Of Plthom suilt Of Various
Kinds OF Bricks.

The congregation nf the Lead Ave.
nue. Methodist Episcopal church has
been delighted and instructed during
the last frW SUNDAYS by the diacoursos
~ Roy g. a Bunker on The Word
ana the Monuments These talks are
intended 60 show how the facts ~ tho
Bible are proved hy The result of ro.
cent excavations ia Egypt and Pnlea'
tine. For instance when tho treasure
itv of pithom was discovered To- te.
cent yonri % was found built uf three
varieties OF brick The lower strata,
OF bricks with good straw. the higher
~ bricks without straw thus prov
ing Exodus. which states lu The nfRt
few Chapfns that plthum was built hy
thr labor 81 the lsruolitcs. and that
Pharaoh Ca kmnHiers finally refused
to provide straw fn their bricks. by
request 1T many fuouds. these dis
couwcs y! hc continued for some
time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
HOSPITAL BAZAAR NOTES.
Everything Moving Nicely for the
Hazaar Next Week

The bagGar viii open lu the Mac
phorson hall Grant building ueXt
Tuesday evening aud the wny the
ladies atc working 70 o. SAFE guar
nutcc that everything will hn iu rrndi
ness for thn opening evening
a. 81 Curtis. known in thcatTcal
circles as samuel nf poson viii no
duuht Doc beard several times during
the bazaar and besides Mr Curtis tho
entertainment committee promises
othor fcatu cs for ontertaining the
pauplp
Mrs $ N white who viii have
personal supervision uf the wupnor.
says that she will have her depart
mput complete zoo every detail and
that the very best ~ meals win be-
served
Tho committee on decoration oi
booths has been promised assistance
from the retail merchants. who will
let thcir decorators DO some ~ their
"n-rtuost" in decoration
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

An over utt is "a necessary uuHauc
aud the tendency 90 take it on ou
wafmirH t1y 600 late autumn aud win
Tor is aF pruVr los 10 ls uuwi5o a
tTraDnDgHu Wind hits Won in the hack
and tan post murnu e you have ium
hara Rub vel and often with Perry
Davis pgutiller auu You VIII be- a..
tuuished to nud how quickly an sore.
urHa lH bau he'd There is but one
Perry Davis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

proads a dry grass and weeds SO
docs au Inflammation Of the throat
tho result oi a cold grow down into
the sentative air pas saees ~ the lungs.
The cold lko the fire should BE
promptly dealt with when YOU begin
TO cough. use Aliens Lung Balsam u
will ceitaiHly heal the pore throat and
lungs and may save YOU from con.
-nmulLnn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
KILLED ToR ONE DOLLAR.
Another Murder az starkviile--chas.
aa......-..- n.I..nI H. AIL.AL...

Another Murder az StarkViile--chas.
Downing. coiored the Victim.
Another murder has been added TO
the liet of crimes at Starkyille. says
the Trinidad CHI nnicle The latest
tragedy occurred M S O'Clock In the
store az too Colorado supply company
a negro committed the deed and his
victim WAS also oolored The men
were Charles Orowdor ana Charles
Downing coal miners neither Of
whom had bern lu the camp lonEe
than three months
ulWnu who Was single boarded
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

hiding. broke into Dr Eeon's little
fruit store and cigar stand ucnr The
depot utlc couple ~ boxes of OIL
rafa and l.oko the rlnsa ln OBJ show
baa. Any nuD who would ~ q om
blind man who s making an onuri
Co suproit in family al lu th.s case
Is tuu mtnl o. live.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Indian School Appointments--Ma
Luna Memorial--Bank Char
ter Approved.

a nosiodlcc has been established at
Modoc. ponn Ana county and John j.
kccyil has been appointed postmaster
ASSESSMENT ROLL RECEIVED
Terrific ial Auditor W g. Sargent
received flC corrected assessment roll
OF Assessor Joaquin Gutierrez Of
Guadaluno county. hut there g. stNl a
discrepancy Of some 5000 and tho ron
may bo returned 10 Assessor Cutie
req again ior further correction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

santa &. has selected Ex-Governor
O.. % Punto to go to Washington to
attend meeting uf the military bord
next SUNDAY tO srrlr. military post
and 10 unsu,rn fu io have President
Roosevelt oisuu.n of the Fort Marcr
mLLIInrI I.alrAnlLnn-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

Oklahoma. has been appointed car.
pointer az The Mescaloro Indian school
ie Oi0r0 county, New Noxlco Mra
Nely n lUunai of Santa 20. bias been
appointed huultcHa nt the Hear la
Indian school az nulce. IN Rio Arriha
county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

cree ds.roed 90 be- iuc as hercinbefore
fnIfN rcd NUrN
gh0 premises tu u'l h e'i,"
f.f, of ..W MeWcn snl lrc morg pif-
IU .r |..I0d .r follows ~ WY
.tu .U HtI nrD. .tIrhtnH ial iut0r
So tmli ni land N0unlcN lH
..un Hf thr H1uthHtHt rIf.
I...f Obj. H.H addition tu ihr town ui
s.r 'arihg e. a. ip'el,,R
I.i u.a.a,t It1 ln thc office ~ the
.n.f. ..lfH ruI oN .liNUlu recorder nf
'" '"ing oi h, 81, ,gln1ii's 1al,i, "r r.fdr'
t.t. Dr. htrOU made for tho purpose 'i
.NIHniun .lN NnuthrnHt tlfNlf iN
.Ilf.Flid lud running thOnra n'fih '.r
NHUHtu AUDI seventh .HlN 600 f.Ntt
tl.Ute HlVIt dDe eH aud D.efon minutes
v'.t mn.it s't,g ana NINE. irn'n,
aHH uiattO.n minutes west Two hunif.d
Hud ,iehiy two esq feet ihouce north
uitt toui d'Hi,' 3nn ,','h ",'' WI
0inr teniha uIW foot thrnte north
un l,rr.0f nud forty minuiD1 Nrl hto
tt.u's oorth t.u Herfora .ud ton minutes
Wtat. ave hundrUd Hud two.tenthl Nh p
ftft tnrH.f nuffh aoNuntt -ulnr dN Hl'nt
nad Gu,n anH fouf.tontha Ol6O fleets
thNr0r north t.n dgrrr.a nnd tftl .HiN
mI .NiDH Wti QUO huluftH hiI iniiN
U.uH .lr, riur degrees 1ud four
.HIi.f .t threo hundred nni rlghtr
NtN Whence south tpu drHrecs
HuI tuu.N minutes NHHf. one thousand
aafou huudrDi snl thirteen ana eight
t,uihH ulHU costs thcnna north three
I drld ana I'D, nnd nluc-tDntha N" p feet
uns cpntdnirr alNtDrn nnd tWcly"
/ a0i.gId.d thrDo cmhihs Interest in
.UuI 600 the Htmr llHa1 tufgftd 20
Z trHHs 'hiuritiI ta,t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
rnn IIINA MnMnRIAI

Hon. u. NJ Read received from Dick
brothers. Of Donvcf. two designs FOR
the proposed Luna memorial al tho
sista Of a marble shaft suitably in.
acrihod and surmountod by a bust. and
the other is marble tablet on a
bracket sLrmountod by a bust the cost
~ ga h monument being $3.50 MI.
Read referred the designs 90 Cove.
nor Otero A meeting ~ the Luna
Memorial association VIII probably be-
held next January
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

The board uf regents Of the College
~ Agriculture aud Mechanical Arts
nj Mosil,n Park will hold a meeting on
Thursday M Las Cruces Ex.Govor.
nor l.. v. Prince. who 10 president "
tho board. will attend the mectlcg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
rorca' Lieu selection Mo

luiU q euiHH land OWcp. santa Fr.
N.V MrA ro. October 25. 1901
Nou.c IS hereby given that u %.
pWu. whose postohico address 10 i?S
bradbury luild.nR. Los Angeles. Calf
uua hs made application 10 select
under ths gpt of June g. 1897 t30
stats. 5G5 the following described
tract Tho sEh uf the NEA and the
Nh, at tns SEA ot section q. town.
ilip I'm. a. N w.. n N meridian.
Within iht next thirty days from
date hereof protests or contests
aealust tBp selection ou the ground
ihat tho hand described or any portion
thereof more valuable Tor its min.
erals than tor agricultural purposes
Uill lic received and noted for report
tu tho rommis8ioer OF the general land
office
Arfrtrr a. g,mTnn n..rl.f..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
UAN'K QUARTER APPROVED

The comptroller ~ the currency has
approved the application for the OF.
SANITATION of the Santa Rosa National
bank at Santa Rosa Guadalupe com.
Is. The capital b. s25 900 The in.
corpornfors are - r Hosfins g. VI.
Cunningham r. 70 January G. r.
Perry aud u & Rankin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
A. n. POWELL Agent


kLAMOGORDO. a. ~
Moore, Robert IT, Marnne >, VI
Baker. Mrf g. A. McGarU T. Ridf
way. ! Underwood. i u.
ALBUQUERQUE o. NJ
Art parlofs Armlio NJ q Clan.
ahan. jose Cole. Win chavez. a.,
C0rcoInn. Mrs til. Clngcnstocl WI.
Campbell Mrs II A.. uunahuu Hard.
ware company. Edward WlH W ~.
Gildn. j. k Gull. c.. Granger Mrs.,
Gonzales. Jose r.. Gridcr NJ Stcph
ems. j T., dpOllman, MrH w.
nrRNALuLO n
I.ujan. Severe.
CARRiZOIO. ~ 81
Crmbv w.. liutchlns v ST. 0Iun
brough s n
CATsKlLL. 8 M
Lane. -.
CERRiLOs n 10
Adams o. Erarra. ~ Huilct a..
~ Kr'ek a.. McCla q. c. Martin.
T.. Myers 81 Tuck e. sullivan, 3,
CAPTAIN. n NJ
Royal taior american W ~ com.
panv, llapsuu " b.. Mnioiar O.
ormond d s. Roach. y y saun
dcrs. a.. TtroNpr. a.. Thiolman A.
CLAYTON. 81 ~
Carnea. a. Grain o a.. fnrrua 1,
IT,. Fiertzoiftcln. ~ Martinez. f..
Mitchell g. 49,. Otero q Romero
In g.. sears H.. WNcy. Julia. VIII
son. Mfs IT, Watkins Mss r %
Womlg q o.
CiDuDCROFT a. NJ
! Chalk a Farrell
DEFINING n NJ
Church Donovan u b.. Free
/ denborg o.. griffin j A. Haskrtt
/ a. 81 Hm uandoz Lucas. Mcdonald.
/ Wallsen. Mcdonald Porter. Pima.
I Chris. SNYDER " Scuthlrup y a.
/ Tu nDr W 80 Watts & "
tlERRO s. 81
Cor}oya % Eepiuusa g. Kresee
a CO. George, Mora oF. 3
FOLSOM. n. A.
baker q q
LAS CRUCES. Nm
sar.aH ID OiNldH. A. Baird o..
Banner y ~ Bailey c.. Blrrla. D.;
Cuwan J " CHICO Ant Co. Currrra.
10 Chanc q AZ CLARK. ! o.. nphl
Harry Enucks g. EheurldGc. T.,
Fall j tau Jack. Gardner Geo
Harris. N r. Hannah j 81 klng
IC v Knapp 81 l.euua N y Moi
ton, g.. Mining sun Co. Major IS
Ole. D. g. Peace. q s.. Rudul'a. o.
A.. RAMIREZ J Strothcrs. g. W.
sutherland A. Sisters 0f Loretta.
Tollos D. Van Paticn a. Willis
a. Torp Mining Co. iiatton a g..
}liddor ~. Armio NAV Ropes. Is
LAS VEGAS. a. A.
/ Avery. . g.. Corwin. W; Casta
nauda Hotel, COpppra ] D.. Cunning
ham a.. Foster g. Grost w. Cue
Ir.n Mrs. Grover Andy. Gonzaler.
A.. GalleE1r. Thos Green. E &C.
Haherstroth o. Hamun. g. l.. Wu
Ino.i Hold. I. W CASTER a.. Long
% vs. Lewis a g., Lutoro. 81 Mn
iiran NJ NJ Morgan g. A.. Mat
ihews, o. c. owens. Ella NJ pndiIla
q D.; Price a. r. Rice lncz h.. So
ras. Amanda Truwbndgc W. D.. TAI
bort , NJ TriIello. q a.. udlbarri
H., Wagner g. ST. Warren. ID @
Wllu q .
IAMY. ~. NJ.
Rcuhcrrcr o.. Hartman. H. r.
LCs lUNAS s. ~
Albuquerque tri co.. Cunt a Say
, MhGpALENA ~ NJ
Ma tiuDx
RATION Nm
BllonriH A. Bailey John. Bald
win D. Vs. nutlrr r. y Coba.re
r. a. Davis B. 81 FuuruwHdcr o..
. F Tanning r. Ps Gomez y.
Gaino e. Pachooa p RoI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

plah any such result. The adyan-
tagc gained by a long course Of
these Drugs is only temporary and
short-livcd.
No wonder, then, the blood
poison y.,tiu grows respondent
mlahaad.u5 hope when, after TAX
mg mercury aud potash long and
.sHiu,y, and having followed to
Oh. 'eue- his physicians instruc-
.u has.3the Old disease return
u 'rH..a umynew andstrange
f..u ui, 10 spite Of medical
.mIn defiance of ali human
a ls. body is soon covered
a au ! pustular sores and
E.rc pots. The mem
auW,s . tae mouth, tongue and
.aur chicken and ulcerate, glands
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

Mexico viii be hold AZ public auction.
to the hlRhrft bidder. ai Albuquerque.
81 ~ 0n itc 1th fay
1901 uuif tho almc NF
ed lof ami nl charges ga. 1n.
a. "a YOUNG
gunnUut .t. uI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
MANUEL Il orERo Register
Gate Of u1elaImsd Suppress Matter

once lf superintendent Colorado
New Mexico Division
Denver Colo. Nov q 1901
no Whom n May Concern
Notice o. hereby given that matter.
AZ per list below. nov remaining un.
claimed. or otherwise boz thc once uf
Wells. Fargo a Co ENp4as at dIt
forent points In the Territory OF New
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
CONTAGIOUS
POISON

The blood poison sufferer who bases his hopes upon
mercury and potash IS doomed to disappointment These
minerals may dry the end erupons, aud perhaps for
months external signs of the disease seen just sure
again the horrible effects Of the original poison and the added
sm ruined digestion and offensive ulcers and The
The poison from the natural channels and forces it back into tn
pcy upon the vital parts and heart disease quick
fatal disease ends the patients suerngs Mercury and poasl
s the deadly virus o Contagious Blood Poison, but they
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

FROM iht bnil'.
Ttuldai Romero Dr.. viii Coz up Bon
O. fcv dnya be.ur now onvaiesccnt
Wood U coming in from the cuuu
try. lively. Notwithstanding the bad
condition uf tine roads
W r. Uni formerly OF the pastlmp
cigar store on Railroad avenue. ha
accepted position with the Lewis
Shoe aud Clothing company as soil.
itor and collector
Row A 81 Lumpklu returned sat
urday Aom Cincinnati. where ho had
hocu FOR some weeks Ho returned
bt way OF tho south including Mem
pha Little Rock aud Oklahoma. On
ha Itinerary Yesterday boo Hllol the
pulpit of tuo Methodist church both
morning and evening
Lieutenant A W luttzUl saws %,
i- NOT Iu 90 position GO give jhp west
ido au elective street railway hu'
that iust tn show there lrr uu hard
f..Iun U. a Willing to ouc mo- q
hack limo between tlt cast aul wrsl
sidrs li1 started up hia new hom,
industry some duys aru rnnuf
from the court house to tho Caatanpda
m We f.'oId
Mrs % w t"A l'ij TOT Iup'ha 70
tr' htr mother VINO o. .iiiiruN 70
At- Joshua > klynnlis ana dHueh
tors Mie.'7 Ruin aud kaie entertain
I ii cards 'n ihuihdaA ali" non
Mr. : Lauhach and SON Masi"
w. Roy returned on tho holatrd iran
from "a Tow month Nitit in chicago
Jose Mo !" Martinez camo 'n IRON
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

INDIAN SCHOOL APPOINTMENTS
Mrs Ma,y A u hruno Of Tahat hie
New Mey,co has been appointed as
baker no the Carson Indian school. ia
Nevada
AioNan@-r " Womack ~ AnadHko
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

W-I"H. NJ lhr0b with pam, hair q
OF q e of the body escapes I
200 lI.-lf. arrest the disease, the
la, i..,uaa mental and physi
Bot ".l can be cured quickly
S. s. $. Dc autiiotes and destroys
a' Ve ,aaldcntly assert and belle
Dis m.a. Ter plague. 1t is strictly
Sd. pm q 90 the contrary. No bad
nd n .r-. n tl lis ORIGINAL pnrit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

uBERN s. 3D.
GallogO. a
uiNCON. N ".
MrtAuipr. a
SsE ANTONIO. n. ".
ilnrrrs o.. Benton. Agnes
SAN MARClAL. ~ 81.
Lawrence Braylor a. Cos Gei,
don Grrlr BOO, Sweet T. 40
SANTA ~ q. NJ
Ellsworth % g.. Lopez. s.. Ma
huog d. Martin vs. o. SpaldIu
SANTA RITA. n. NJ.
tfam.r Geo liauChi j. Curtun
J a. MIH,1 o. PLATE a.: Wallace
SILVER CITY. ~ 81
Nma,ilDn % ~ Baker N D..
Block tresap W. G. Colby
Mra o o. Coleman. g. r.. FART
thaa. Gonzales ltcbcra. Hart i
kl.Es'1N1IW JOSS Nurr Mrs John.
Miller % b. welsh % Young 3 ~
tNlNGER s. ~
liill IuhH Luuntu B. ~
rOCORRO g. 81
Abeyt.a A g. Bartlett g. q BRA.
yaschi q Castillo r. Fitch a..
JaramiIo 49, Pnralil Iam. WH.
son % t
TnONNIu. ~.
Grant iu. 'Huna. Picard.
JInhns. MHaNan 80 Williams,
3 ~
Na1tO. &c. a..
Crowvu a.. lruv.ll Sire. NJ
Ramon RumgI 1r 3D.. Martin.
Miss. -ialltEUH TUpe. Widersteln.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
M q &C ury and
Potash, holding
out false hopes
Of a cure lead
the unfortunate
victim into a
mire Of darkest
d e 5 air a n q
doubt. ~ ~ II

c as you live, You will experience
/ torture Of Mcrcurial Rheuma-
he use of these minerals diverts
the blood and system, where it
sumption or some other equally
ash are given 20 combat and de-
never have lor never will accom-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

lu the nistriyt Court County Of Der
ualiuo Territory uf New Mexico.
LILLIAN Rush Plaintiff
g. A.. g4rt
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-10

TERMS:-Ten months time on all
security. All sums of $1,000 or less cash.
property can be 1emoved until settled for.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-10
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-14
THE RECORDERS JURISDICTION.
Plan to Secure Speedy Trial of
Minor Criminal Cases.


Savannah, Dec IL. 19O1.-Editor of
the Morning News; The bill for di-
viding the City Court having failed
to pass, would suggest that the
jurisdiction of the Recorders Court
be extended so that all misdemeanor
cases, in which no jury trial is de-
manded, be disposed of there. In
crease the Recorders salary to $1,000
per annum, and appoint solicitor for
his court at a salary of $500 per an
mum. Have two sessions daily and
dispose of all misdemeanor cases, as
jail expenses, and the expense of a
trial in the City Court on Fridays, as
we now have it. If jury is demand
ed, then the prisoner can be tried in
the Superior Court as now, and thus
leave the entire time of the City Court
open for the consideration of civil
cases. l will venture to say that not
one in ten prisoners will object to be-
ing tried in the Recorders Court, and
the prisoners committed by the vari-
Gus magistrates can be disposed of by
the Recorder just as is now done in
the City Court.
Increasing the Jurisdiction of the Re-
corder's Court will cost in round fig
ures the sum of $1,100 per annum,
which amount can be saved by this
plan. We will not have any clash of
authority about the service of sub
poenas, as all of this work will be done
by the police officers, just as they do
at present. We will not have any need
for additional buildings as the ones we
have now will suffice. The plan will
save time, money and annoyance.
Thomas S. HILL
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-14
RECORDER FINED HILDA.
TenderIOin Rough House Investi-
gated by Recorder.

Bdtc0 Dy hecOrOer.
Hilda Raymond, a resident of the
Tenderloin district, was fined $25 by
Recorder Myrick in Police Court yes
terday. The woman was charged with
playing the principal role in rough
house" performance several weeks ago
in the place of Irene Hall.
Along with the Raymond woman
were tried Bessie Stafford, another
Tenderloin resident, and a man about
town. The two latter We're dismissed
at the hearing, which lasted half an
hour or more. Both the prosecution
and defense were represented by
counsel, and the fight during which
a revolver was drawn, was described
in detail by the witnesses.
The Raymond and Stafford women,
with others, had visited the Hall house
and upon taking their departure start
ed rough house" 1t appeared that
the Raymond woman had it in for
the proprietress of the other house, and
the recorder decided that she had been
the aggressor. The witnesses related
that the atmosphere had been made
blue with profanity, and that the row
came very near resulting in a trag-
edy. The Hall woman got a revolver
with the intention she announced, of
protecting herself and property. She
was disarmed by the man about town.
who alleged that he was only trying
to play the part of peace maker. The
defendants furnished bail for their APP
pearance in court, and left the city the
day after the trouble. The Raymond
woman paid her fine.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-14
TRUCK VERY SCARCE.
Planters Have Little to OFFER Local
or Foreign Markets.

or Foreign Markets.
There are few country vegetab les now
seeking the markets of Savannah and
few from this section of the state now
being shipped North. With the excep-
ton of some cabbage and garden truck
of the smaller varieties the truck grow
ers in the neighborhood of the city
have little to offer.
The cold weather of the past few
weeks has delayed the maturity of the
fall crops and few of them are ready
for marketing. 1t is a pity that this
is so, for in Philadelphia truck is bring
ing fancy prices. The same thing is
probably true of other Northern cities
A recent issue of a Philadelphia paper
says:
The Philadelphia. market is prac-
tically bare of Southern beans and peas
at present The scarcity is due to the
sudden frost which visited Southern
growing sections when the crop was be-
ing harvested. If any could be OBJ
tanned, beans easily would bring from
Sc to 81 per crate, and peas So No
low-priced beans will be on the mar
ket for several weeks. Most of the
cabbage on the market is the Ger
man" cabbage, from New York state,
which is selling at the comparatively
high price of IS per hundred, for fancy
stock, down to SO. All cauliflower is
coming from Long Island. The demand
is good and prices of $3.50 to "a per
barrel rule"