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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

Miss Helen Dubard and Mrs. Annie
Duhard and little son returned Satur-
day from their trip through the west.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

Have you tried our Cocoanut Cream
Candy: Only 20c per pound.
WILLIAMS X PATTERSON.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

Mr.. G. W. BOuShe, Of Memphis. is
visiting his aunt, Miss she William
son.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

Ne call attention to the new ad. of
L. y. Msadcrs X CO., in this issue.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

over n hundred people visited the
sulphur well at the water works
Thursday morning.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

Have you tried the new Cigar
Mcmphi''; at
K|MBROUGH X PERRY'S.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Lickfold and
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Eatman left
Tuesday for Buffalo and the East.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

Remember our terms are cash anC
we are not doing a furnishing bust
ness. Guy & PreSsgroye.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

Mrs. sam Cain, Of Durant, is
spending the week with Mrs. j. C..
LongStrcet, her mother.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

Misses Vera and Josie TONNES. of
Torrance, are the guests of Miss Mary
Williams.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

The Second Class Drug Store has
Just received Il beautiful new line OF
box candies.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

Beautiful line of Brooches at re-
markedly low prices at w. T.. Smiths.
the ieweler.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

Misses Kate and Bessie Whitaker.
of Holly Springs, are in Grenada
10 spend several weekS with relatives.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

Miss Alice Kendall, of Grenada,
is the guest Of Misses Blanche and
Eiic Smart.-WinOna Times.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

repairs.
Mrs. Annie Williams was the guest
last week of Mrs. Carrie wilkins in
Duck Hill.
Our Motto: Always best, yet ever
improving. Guy X P~resSgrove.
Mr.. sam Cowan paid Grenada a
flying business visit Tuesday,
WinOna Times.
\ Twentieth Century store filed
with Twentieth Century goods.
Roane & Co.
Mrs. Finley Hall and her daughter,
Miss Mary. have returned from a
visit to CaScilla.
If you are puzzled about a birthday
or wedding present call and see W. f.
Smith. the Jeweler.
Mrs. j. Z. Johnson. OF Water
Valley, vas here the first Of the week
visiting friends.
Have you tried the new Cigar
"Memphi'; at
kIMBROUGH X PEKRY'S.
----
over n hundred people visited the
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

Nice line Of standard Watches al
most at your own price.
w T.. SMITH. the JeWeler.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-24

ON''' ~
o. Semmes'
Mrs. A.. Gerard, n of our best and
most popular ladies, is visiting Mr..
n. j. Gerard and family at Natchez.
Remember our terms are cash and
we are not doing Il furnishing bust
ness. Guy 4 Pressgroye.
Misses Vera and Josie TONNES. of
Torrance, are the guests of Miss Mary
Williams.
Beautiful line Of Brooches at re-
markedly low prices at w. f. Smiths.
the ieweler.
Misses Kate and Bessie Whitaker,
of Holly Springs, are in Grenada
to spend several weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Lickfold and
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Eatman left
Tuesday for Buffalo and the East.
Mr.. G. W. BouShe, Of Memphis, is
visiting his aunt, Miss she William
son.
Miss Ruth Carl is visiting in Water
Valley for a month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
WILL ARRIvE ToMoRRoW.
The Famous Trotter creseeus, Failed
10 Show Up This Morning.

Late vest rday afternoon Agent
pnvr.I uf tha Wells. ia go Express
company received telegram from
p.W'uE stating that Mr. Kotcham.
with CrCaaeus and Mike the Tramp.
HoulI leave that city for Albuquerque
tonight putting them into the torriior
.rl mctropU i5. 20 the train is ON time.
tomor Ow morning rt $40 o'clock
This lnfu nation was received too
late Tor publication ln The clifton
yesterday afternoon hence good
sized crowd was az the local depot
thN morning Tor the purpose Of meet.
Ing Mr. KptChnm ma jrtHccgH, and
there was keen diaappointm among
them when u was announced that the
costly plcco Of hOraoncsh would not
coach Albuquerque until tomorrow
morning
Five rooms have been engaged "a tho
Hotel Highland for Mr.. koicdam and
party, while a stall with stove for
heating purposes, has boon tnstefully
fixed up f0r CreaccuH aud Mike The
Tramp az She fair grounds.
These two animals w!ll perform nt
tho fair grounds Christmas afte noon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
ST. LOUIS FAla.

The assurance that tho ST. Louis
Louisiana Purchase exposition viii hC
open on time IN the spring ~ 1903
Notwithstanding the dincuitios 90 br
overcome. and such as never have
been overcome ln the same time loo
past expeditions is In limo with tho
assurances given ont by the oXposi
tion officials ST. Louis has only eiEh
teen months 10 get ready ant % ir
In better preliminary snapg O. make
the best use 81 every day and h>uI
az that time than any previous expo
FitiOn city 10 has resolved ana reso
lmcly announces that II VIII Doc ready
with the greatest ~ worlds f7lrr 'n
less than half the time that any other
city ever succeeded In preparing u
self.
The task ST. Louis has set ItGe.f D.
an the moro remarkable hcoauHc n
number OF the buildings viii Doe con
structod Of brick and stone instead al
iath and plaster and win he p.fma
nent memorials ~ the exposition iH
Forest park The Louisiana iHrchiH
exposition vii, C0st moro money by
many millions ~ dollars AVID contain
moro attractions and uc moro fully
representative az the age than any
exposition that has preceded 30 iu Tao
world.
70 win De tho Grst pp.lIF Seal. Ul tb,
twentieth century and HlIl Hp worthy
OF the now age auI tho urU century
typhes 10 thr west On. AA"W aa q
purpose oppressed lF So lnulH a.
open this great expo tHH uU tIU.
awakonA confidence IH wtH gs pride.
an tho states of flH origins, louis
lana territory naturally fe.I % % cH
liar interest iu it surrfs ANA wI
make exhibits and send au nImy ni
visitors t1 thjs fu.r .I.H O.. 900 ota0.
bias boon ahlD a. obtain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

order % meet these increasing Do.
nantf "a was absolutely necessary tu
plt into execution q fiator and larger
Press and make more modern improve.
mCnta. hcaCo Tho Ctigon ON the ilrat
day of January 1909. with lts ln.
creased caparitv. w.il be- the ,nrrc.t
most complete en- up to.cato PRINTING
Cgtnl lishWont rCtWCCn Denver and
os Angeles. and iCalfrs pu.nsuin 5
the Test rcnCrRl uUvl.0i Cr 900 TIC two
territories. VII De- 90 efiang q % print
ruy hind 90 q hook from n fOu pare
folder to iliilc. and al klud7 OF com.
Uprcial work
While we are TELLING some cold
acts about two extensive departments
of Tho Citizen-tho newspaper anl iou
prlntln 1t must not be- forgotten that
the Citizen has IN couactt on there
with one uf the incest 4 nicticg lima
Unable and whilo IL "a not o. laree aa
some IN tho big eastern cities. " ~
large enough to do al kinds OF blank
hook work. neccssitating lfgt class
binding. ruling, forwarding and finish
ing. and this department should. lik,
the others. receive the hearty support
Of every merchant in The citf and
every county and city official in Ccu
trail ard southern New Mexico
Therefore m looking around ioaal
and tomorrow Tor your Christmas pres
cnts. don't neglect 20 drop into fh'
Citizen ta.ce aud order the papor sem
90 your relative IN the cast. nr you
sweetheart. whom you expect 90 yul
are the right kind OF mani o. brln'
here as n urido sooner or later,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
VALUABLE our
A Years Subscription % The Daily CT
zen Would CO All Riqht.

years subscription u n daily
newspaper Ike The tlti is undouht
eddy the christmas Eift of all the gifts
Us there any other present you can
Give which win pleasantly call you 10
lhe remembrance o. "a friend every
day in Ic ycar? o. there my other
git which Win te in evidence every
day uf the three hundred ana aiXtytiyc
nr whlCn wa pay larger return of
satisfaction and instruction Tor to-
small amount expended
Tine Chizcu f1r tuU2 WI continue {"
Ic the best Newspaper lu Alauuucr que
and ,ny southwest 70 VIII continue
Co give its gruucrs a cump,t a. sum
mary OF tso wurld'H do,nrH aud iiH
various de-. an m,uts viii ho conducted
on the highest plane of modern jour
ma SIN q plane that mas no room iof
the sensational the unreliable. and the
undesirable lt will continue GO serve
tho best interests of Now ..oxico and
northern Arizona. whic. can be- best
done IN serving the interests of the la
diNAual reader whether that reader
to wan Woman ur child.
IcngmbCr an these tnings whom you
eye lOoA igg about fog that Suitable
lat" Tho Christmas market holds
NNl W. NHNANAN fNlN| fNtfNA ANAA y
twelve months subscription 90 The
uqucrquG Daily citizen.
Yesterday there WAS unlc&ted ai
th.a once one Of the largest ana host
luting presses ever purchased FOR
lhc southwest trade aud MCsara Bryce
and Crane. who are detailed 20 put u
up oxectts 60 have " In apple pie or
dor flr running some time tonight. i,
o. az tho Clttroll Sons make, and al y
are IKE standard preasea ot Che world
A new t5dcr In keeping win tho
nnc rrudo of r.oss. has also neon or
derci rnd % lH expected to reach hero
in tlue Oh lo Installed hy January 1
ig13 40 which time TIE Alhuluerqu,
naly Citiyrn will hc converted from
Us present size 90 an oight page, six
cclumn qrario.
TN city and outside circulation OF
Tho Cit,a,g hal increased almost d
hunmcd.fud during thc pnrt year
thcro is hardly city. town village OF
hamlet ln Cithpr hCw eXiro and Ari
IONA that does not subscribe lor from
ton 90 80 copies OF The citizen daily
two do not give papers away. and in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
SUCCESSFUL ApvERrIslNo

The advertiser who considers hts
money spent To- ADVERTISING as an 900
vostmnnt usually succeeds in making
q pay. because be- treats thlI OK
peuse as an inypstmont cons sryat'Ycly
and sh Cwd.y ilc does not cSp0ct that
every dollar spent ln printers luk VIII
bring him back two d. tho time the
ink on the paper becomes dry III"
Is satisfied 10 az the end ~ the year
n certain amount spent Boz advert Sing
has increased Tho business over o.
year ago by 90 per cont while. 4 ho
has been so fortunate a. 60 double
his business, then ne congratulate
himself upon his good fortune Amons
the successful advertisers today there
are 90 be- found few who h9vo reached
this point boy n chance gamble ln ad.
vcrtisng They have slowly climbed
the ladder ~ success. round hy uuS-
by conservative advertising and in
crcas'ng this lnvestmg9t each wear
prOportiuuntcly. az tho 1nycHtmeut has
made their business grow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

TIE orc vc'u EishtcDl Bl .Nc' riiuors
and machine men avs employed on
this property u13pr Oh direction az
Gorcffl roftngl fdUlf Chatham.
Thomas Iutlor oU oJly 40 lOrdaburg.
ntriv, in Orfan Tact week and waB
az once employed aa foreman of the
nirht force. 81 the Nodoc mine 70.
ton cunContrator plant composed OF n
pair OF Oycfatrom Ga. iCa and I've iiEs
ia heinz placed position ana work
on an aerial tramwny % the lllichcrt
system Is going along simultaneously.
"a slnch pipe line 5000 feet in length
Is heing laid from which air will Oper-
ate Linor arr dr'ur. nc'sts and pumps.
SevCnty.Ayc men are now on the pay
rou and az soon as work - resumed
| in the mine about thirty more viii 90
employed. e.. -. t.ogCta surcuntcnd.
cut uf tEc ou0c a. i0rpod0 proper.
| tloa is rushing the work on the former
and % hopeful OF getting the new ma
| chincry STATED by the mifdle ~ Jan
uary
! A new pOatlnico was established at
7 Mndoc last vice.. and John J. keeVill
| has been assigned 90 the position Of
[ postmaster. and George w. Connor.
/ the old reliable liveryman OF Las
/ cruces. has secured the contract as
carrier.
The towns II J. as Drucoa ModOc and
Organ are now connected by telephone
line. an Improvement which the Tor.
pedo Mining company made In the
past few weeks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

d. has enforced 40 a arctic rule on
uil hg players. end ubdc ~ them has
frukoi n cigarette since the last one.
ISIS team defeated the Magfudor
eleven the other afternoon ~ a score
Cl CD too.
superintendent Coilir and toacherr
of tho government Indian school are
arran IInr mntici1 $50 the rcuoiarB win
enjoy a urht royal Christmas rt the
school 3D. iargt christmas tree VIII ho
one of t.s uat'arg and thorc viii ho
present, rnlorc hung on every nmh.
A inc meal villa turkey. cfanhorriCg
and macy other s., = things 90 cat.
wll be- N a 10 tbs little rcd pclplo
ol the ccN 70
Ail the 'ongcr trains from tho
east were lay' in reaching Alhu
guorquc last Mgh. owing 20 heavy
SHOWS in Mise "a and Kansas. and the
heavy uaN en 'rr tfnnic The Bnutl
honrA ua ga not Itt away for III
pann unf' thl4 HrnIUg. NOS.
and Z fOt wtat lg "a foW U.n
uttB before 81 iuC rar go. from
california wa delayed IN arilyn.
nearly two h,lrl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
UNIVERSITY NorEs.


college 10 closed TOT the hoiiuAg va.
cation nut the lie sun goes on ana
there are nniater on coilole Iuhe
lions ~ town curing tAe Fa'R'lon
which VIII he largely rt'endea 's IN"
students
On Friday nitht oi luls Wt,h iIehi.
dent Tisht addresses the y 'achcts q.
boci@iion AZ thc Hlth N'hull ON the
popular am luirf,ti.ht elnj'tl Z"
Has sian Evolved rom the Mun'
Key me university ttN'''nt' VIII az
tcnd 10 uohy "ul every one VINO ia
interested ~ tine fu.l.'t ol 'Foieii'h
VIII lc Ntl repaid 20. baih Nlt'f
tlr hNlt'hi iL ffftlD' hi liEhl UAe
sI1"ruiN Nnh thtll lt'A1H "ih go 70
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
prArH fRoM coNsuMprIoN.
Hiram p. Benedict from ST. Paul, The
Victim.

N@hNtNNf
Hiram =. p. ncdict. OF 81. Paul. MIN.
ncaota. died about p O'clock tAla UJrn
Ing M rooms occupied by himself and
brother on West Lead avenue Tho de
ceased was q young man but % years
age and but recently arrived in Al
buquernue. having como here tn hope
of recovering from consumption. f.om
which ne had been sufferer for ak
months rast Until last q tHhrr The
Young man 0llcd The position az chsci
clc,k 90 the Uavma cor % Tho Great
Northern railway 90 So Paul and
az same time was taking uight con fe
o law. too close application tn Dts &C.
lcuiary work ana STUDY Causing a
break down from which developed the
tread disease. Hiram 4 Benedict was
quito prominent young man no hia
home city. where le was q member of
e. Peters church and oac of tI'
vcftrvmpu us we'll H8 being ON active
worker in the Brotherhood az So An
drew. iu addition 90 acting az one of
| ,ha directors for the Junior Chapter
ar the same religious organizations
/ Tho remains G.o living on the Border
undertaking parlorH pending arrang"
mlna for shipment 90 st. Paul or iu
torment 90 Albuquerque, should h.l
| parents decide on the lat,or dIsposi
ton Robert - Benedict brother 90
the deceased had boon In attendance
ON the young man since leaving huui
ANA viii remain Ia Albuquerque unit
| after tho funeral or 10 accompany The
/ remains 90 ST. paul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

rar Mm Lizzie HaHcb ,o1iuctroas.
IIa Burma Booth. H1-..t' rDnduc.
trcss NtH Nnry roroor urEonist
Mtr Nylii, atrnur warden. Mr1 Alice
lakewood.
The installation exercises were FOL.
lowed iy % banquet. nud thg Part OF
tho program hro the installation was
royalty enjoyed
The Eastern star ladies know now
Jo entertain. and they clearly demon
ftuiad ,hiE fact lost night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

Prove Ne value ~ investing ccnia IN
trial ~ u kly'a Cream balm. Druggists
suniiy 10 nud We mail a. Full slzo 90 conis.
LILY BROS, 80 Warren g.. Nov York.
Clifton, arizona, Jan. 20, s'ln.
Mcrgfa. ELx nuus. i- Please send mo n D
cont bottle - Croam Balm. l end your
remedy the quickest aud most permanent
cure Tor oainrrh aid cold Ia the head
DrLLM r0trHa, Cen. MGR Ariz. Gold NJ Co.
Aiesars. lily Bnoti- have been afflicted
with caiarrh for twoniy years ~ made NO
90 weak Thought ! had consumption.
GOT one bottle Of Ely'a Cream Balm aud Va
three days tho discharge aiopped. 10 j. tAo
best medicine I have used for catauh.
proborta, Cal. FnAsK r. kiSntusrfar.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
MIDNIGHT MASS.
A Fine Program a. Immaculate Con-
ceptton Church ! omorrow Night

- FNNA fN9Ui ANt d UffaeANaAt 1oN-
oeption Church ! omofrow Night
The musical program NJ the atholic
church tomorrow night nc midnight
mass win BE- aa usual with this choir.
very select ono. The sudden dcath
of Miss Gilmore the past week has
Teen a severe shock 60 tho whole choir
Miss Gilmore was to nusiEt an Orranist
az this Christmas mass. aud schearsais
were had ut her home Only few days
before she was stricken with death.
I'd drunssold has kindly consented 20
preside az the organ he viii be as.
sisted by Prot ne 4,auro on the violin.
The solo parts win be sung by Mrs.
ShiniCk Dlss Mabel Anderson, Miss
Anita Armiio. EthCn Allen Hunt and
Harry Euuard. The service viii open
with organ and violin The FIRST mum.
Der oi the mass will hcgiu with the
Christmas anthem We uave Soon
lis star in the East rho kyrle ana
s,Jria VIII bee rom llnyden's sixteenth
mass. Tho Credo from Haydcn's fourth
mass The offortory will bee the usual
Christmas hymn. "Adesto Fideles,' hy
Novello. the SaHCtuA Will be from Hay.
den'8 sixteenth mass. and the Agnes
Der from Nozart's first mass. Tho
services will commence at ~. 20 SHARP
tlmnrIuw night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
SUGAR IMPORTS.

Tho Ogtobc report 90 thr bureau ot
statistics shows that the impnrtationa
81 sugar from al co"ntrics cxcDft ill.
wMi and Porto Rico amounted Gu @,
3lGUth.ZGl pouudE valued a' ftt $50.
uSi Tho reports from the collector 40
Hawaii show t1at there were sh.p-rj
90 the United States from those isl
Gnis In ten months cudla- with Oct0
Der. 1901, Gf5.0gI2go pounds AZ ga.
gar. valued at S2L454.076 Add "a thls
the amount shipped from Porto Rico.
and the sotal Importation of sugar
daring the ten months will aggregate
the figures above named A 600 600 000
pounds. valued al Sl00000.O0t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
DEVELOPMENT WORK.
The oitcan Development Company
REPORTS Strike a san Pedro.

tract to do itl foot 0f work tlr tho
Gilaon Development company 40 San
Pedro ga their Fred and Vda ahah
which Or down already 90 feet ard
nt witch depth a gu0i s{rka Wa.
made This H tho KIM Of develop
mont That does district good and
makes mirpa from prospects that
would ctho vl-c remain prospects al
WAYS Evidently this company be
Hrves that mines are made and rot
found. ON properties In tho as
trlct warrant the came Kind ~ dc
yo'Opmrnt work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
HORRIBLE RECORD.

Tho world stan norrorstricicn c.
the record OF death Boo tha couc'nt Ia.
ton camps OF South Aflca The rr
cent reports show that OF 1000
Beers thus Imprisoned siX months ago.
almost $4,000 have fur lmuoi to t1'
ravagcs 90 disease Approximately.
out of Dfcry Eve OFF These uuiH
tunates were chlircn The alnHEl
Tor of The innoconta has pot Como 300
noticed IN Great Britain whore 0yer
tho most relentless opponents of tll
Doer DO not seek 90 Justify % eYttUu
that hrut mur.aona aud then lD.tr.Is
tho families OF tho Cucmy hy the slow
torture OF starvation Hi disease.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
rALLs 80 coke ovFM.
lay Gown 10 sleep Where q, Was
Warm ard Pushed by Car into

lay Gown 20 sleep Where Il Was
Warm ard Pushed by Car into
Eiazc
80 5 o'clock Thrrst- morning Z
river at ihc 10 Moro cole 1rrng near
trinidad. while hauling car wa
l8uleI hy hearing screams coming
from one az the ovens and ~ nnl q
man there literally casting to dca,h
Tho man wa ru cu7A from his terri.
boo situation. lLt not before he had
en horribly burned.
Tho stranger gave hts n m' nH
rhc Stafford Tie had just a-,iyc1
'rcu California and having no moncy
no paw f1r n bed. lail som boards
across the top Of one ~ the ovens
and slept there The approaching car
pushed him into the oven. he was
taken 90 the hospital whore he died
that afternoon the young man was
90 years 81 age. and ron 81 Edward
Slmo. g OF Norwood Mich. The body
ls held at Trinidad awaiting instruc
tlons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

Word comes from Gallup that the
two %. isoneis who escaped from the
Mckinley county jail NJ Gallup. the
other night. were oyertaken az Wins.
low aud arrested hy Deputy sheriff
Henley and taken back To Gallup b..
Ing turned over 10 Sheriff w. a smith
Tao two escapes arc Harry Jones.
charged with murder and Morris Page
charged with grand 'arcouy 8 c0lorel
minor az the Gibs on mino. named John
Junoa was locked up hy sheriff Smith.
charged With passing saw Ia tho pri3
1nrr with which they sawed the bars
ami escaped.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
M THREATrNEn.

President Roosevelt has impressed
the El paso republicans with The fact
that he brooks no thront When oet.
tain machine republicans tc.egraphe 20
him that Pat Garrctts appointment
would cost him thlrty.fiy votes iu the
next republican convention. Doc sent
CARROTS name TO the senate at ence
for the uOsltlCd OH collector OF thc
port az a. Fnso. This action Dr. Go bp
commended as a deserved rehukC % a
crowd OF fohticiars who have long rc
garded the federal appointments a'
that city as their personal property.