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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-02
CHANGED HANDS.

The Grand Central Hotel in Future
Will be Managed by Eliza White.
The Grand Central Hotel. the lead
ing hotel of the Southwest, changed
hands yesterday, and Eliza White
assumed the management of the
same. The hotel has been managed
by Messrs. Stockard & Danenberg
for four years and they have main
tanned a standard par excellence.
This popular house is the delight of
the commercial men and our numer-
Gus tourists. While it is regretted
that Stockard & Danenberg are CIV
ing up the hotel. it could not fall
into the hands of a better man than
Eliza White. Mr.. White conducted
the Shelby hotel here for two years
and was in the hotel business at
Midland, Texas, for six years. He is
a thoroughly experienced man in the
business and understands the art of
pleasing his patrons. The high stan
dard of the hotel will be maintained
and it will be conducted on the same
plan, both American and European.
Mr.. White will retain all of the pres
ent help which would be impossible
to improve, and the general air of
comfort and cheerfulness will be the
same.
The transfer did not include the
saloon, and Messrs. Stockard and
D~anenberg will continue to have
charge of same. which is the finest
saloon in New Mexico.
The RECORD wishes Landlord
White the same enjoyed by
his predecessors.
The First Day.
The following were registered at
the Grand Central yesterday, the
first day Manager Eliza White had
charge:
.City-Mack T. Taylor, Bill It'd
well. c. Hobbs. ]. w. Brown and
wife, D. M. SHAPING, George Curry,
Miss D. Brigance, L. J. Beard, Thos.
D. White, and Robert T. McClung.
C. w. Meade. Dallas.
w. L. Sears. Mrs. J. G.. Ewell and
son. DR.. A. M. King. DIR. w. w. Phil
lips, City.
Mrs. w. E. Washington, Hagerman
Mrs. w. F. Stone and children,
Duncan, l.. T.
Adolph Eiserman, st. Louis, Mo.
T. M. Waller. Mcmillan.
l. S. Osborne, Carlsbad.
j. j. Williamson. New York Life.
L. w. Martin and George Bixby,
City.
j. H. Becham. Jr.. and wife, Kan
sas City.
Marvin Stockard, Garland City.
City-Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bedell,
Rev. C. C. Young. M. H. Garland and
wife.
L. B. Simmons. Amarillo, Tex.
B. w. Talmadge. Chicago.
J. ]. OsNeill and party, Chicago.
q. T. S~tearns. wife and daughter,
Attica, Ind.
City-C. w. Freeman, Samuel At
kinson, S. Copeland, j. w. Stockard
and wife.
A. G. Schlauder and wife. Chicago.
J. Nj. Lindsay. Picacho.
G. w. Goetz. Andy Robinson, city.
Mrs. I. II. Keebler. Kansas City.
Mrs. McNeal Bond, Memphis, Tenn
Charles Rsnick. Kansas City.
A. j. Elfein, wife and son. St.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-02

FANCY SUGGESTS
some low, swampy plot of land sur
rounded by broken down fence to
many people when they see the
words
UNIMPROvED LOTS.
There are many like this we ad-
NIT.
BUT THERE ARE OTHERS.
ALE LANE FLEA
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-02
independent Announcement.
To the Voters:

To the Voters:
Gentlemen:-Having been request
ed by members of both political par
ties to announce myself a candidate
for the Office of city clerk in the
forthcoming municipal election, |
barebv offer myself as a candidate
for said Office Independent OF party
politics and entirely on my merits.
solicit the votes of the citizens
on December8th.
Respectfully,
ROBT. KELLAHIN
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Phone 262.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-02

A $685. Everett upright piano
for sale at a bargain-good as
new.-E. L. Wildly. If
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-02
64O Acres

decided land near railroad in Artesian
district S4.00 per acre. Cheapest land
offered. RICHEY g. DEFREEsT.
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For long time loans on farm
lands, see Richey & DeFreest.
166 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
AN APPEAL FOR HELP
Estimates of the Losses Reduced But tt e
Total Will be Great.

ed between the two Kansas Cities to-
morrow.
Gangs of railroad repairers follow
close upon the heels of the retreat
ing flood and the tracks are being
cleared of mud where covered and
brought to grade where washed out.
At dark last night tie water was be-
ginning to leave the floor of the un-
ion station.
At the stock yards $500 hogs and
300 cattle were drowned.
A force Of men began today to re-
move the carcas 3es where lodged
in drifts TIE current through
the stool, yaHG district flows ten miles
an hour This makes il dif&cu't to
.~et about, the Watar atil being deep,
Il. t3e streara carries a#say tie re
ESQ promptly.
lest e tf;o T =fsit!l.s 1a-,eoos hove
as..aa accented for, and it is now
,2'fss.l1 tai tie t8tal Geai will rot
aszaea' CIT persons
!, is ccn@o.,oA by' civil engineers
go have inyc ,tigatea the situation
eiesesy jllat &c whole Ct tie terminal
stem Of railroads. il tic bettcras VIII
h.ve to DC rebuilt, tog her with
bridges, t,at ai2ne, it is estir3atn I'd
CA net ie reHlacel at Under $500
aGo to T4A0GG,00).
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
WED AT BOAT LANDING
Esq. Clary Tied the Knot, Received $5
and Kissed the Bride.

Capt. Ed Stanfield, OF the steamer
Lucille Newland, has been doing the
society al some mC.-> Thursday a
couple boarded the Nowland at Cum
Minis and stated that their destination
was Pine Bluff. This morning about
10 o'clock the telephone at the boat
landing rang and gentleman inquir-
ed for Capt. Ed. Tho captain re-
sponded and learned that Mr. n. Tur-
mage, twenty-five years of age. and
Miss Saliie Roach, a handsome young
tady of twenty, would be married at
= o,eioci on board -.>a boat. There
VAS bOatload Of passengers Ell route
@asta tie river, and soon the news
..,,.sasa through the crowd tat there
z5oei.-lso Il welding. Ese. ]. W.
t.ias3sss Waa se~n u hoarl abeat this
izse Ns;s5s = Iar~c-a3zet }eathe1 hauat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
ai,t nn-~t.,.
-''s~ -

''''o r2vivcl .::ce.;s::::1as IN t.c bis
an a. 4c29 E2st Sixth a4e~ue clcsel
Is ~.s:st wi.s 8 .c-y ia;r.,e crowd
a.es o1t Tie c 2aes net bocn y re-.
i've! meeting f.: Years il tlc east ems
by Which so many 6 uasas ana I'd
e!,ts were fxe@! IL, ana &C many AM
iiy aitarS orecte>l. and as much good
cnc. Twenty or moe were c',uve T..
I, and Their voices could be heard
lightly telling OF tie saving power CT
Christ. The citizens CT the east end
arc determined now to erect a mis- sion
church and have Rcv. Sam S. I1ol-
comb. WAC has been conducting the Q
meetings, as its pastor. A subscrip-
ii is now being circulated and tie
cailcoau boys a.e generally giving lib
rally toward Tie e'}ureh. NJ. C, w
Mathews has the listt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05

volume under his arm, which had some
significance. Capt Stanfield waited
as long as he could, and finally de-
cided to pull out without the happy
couple, and no marriage on the boat,
but just as the boat turned around
on downward course a messenger
on a bicycle came parting the dust
down Barraque street, and hailed the
captain, asking him to turn back.
.sus then a hack rolled up and hand
como couple hurried into the Office
Of Mr. Clarence Philpot Judge Clar-
ry hu'riedly spoke the few words
nccecs ~ and received $5, congrat-
Il ted the groom and kissed the bride.
Ey iaat tiiae the gangplank again fell
- earth. . berry and hustle of silks
a''l lnEsags. aaaa 4 snort of the big
" j'a end tie er3#d waved happy
'.od-sro Il ID tie parting bride.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
judgment TO- tbs Ea.!::.

In the chancc,v court yesterday
the case O. Gross.nan-Micha and
ccmpany against Solnson brcthors
was decided by Judge Elliot. In the
intervention CT Simcn E.ocn and
Others IS endcrseys On note ex-
ecuted to the Citizens bank fer $500
Judgment Was cnto'cdj asainst the
inteEve1ors and it was ordered t1at
t, G Judgment be paid out IF the funds
n tie hands OF the court, realized
rem tee sa,e Of the So,mscn brothers
stock. This case has hoon IN inter-
es4ins ore, and the Law; 'ers have
w'tctod it with much interest. There
have been snvc-al similar suits. but
t, is is the fi"et one in which the
2onft gsvo t,,'lement against the
money III the hands of the court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
Third .c.aY's Ccseion.

lFhe third days ceseicn CT tie Col
ed teach e7s ass 2c;ation ard institute
|pvened this morning at 9 o'clock
"a sixteen teachers present. The
fehers shcw 2. lively interee in t."
(rs. The following are the nanos
the instructors: Prof. ]. G. CO.
! geometry and algebra: William
Easend, general history ard arith.
pic: Mrs. A. r. Stricklona. grar'-
and spelling; A. N. Freeman, Ar
psas history and physiology; J. W.
bbard, geography, theory and prac-
f; DR.. Jordan, general subjects;
H. Johnson, president of the as
flation; William Townsend, instruc-
of the institute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
PROF. w. |. EARLY. :.

accoasp panlst, deserves her part OF
tie credit for tic yucoeEs # the CON
ce,t, as size is an accomplished &C.
companist. The society gase th9ee
beautiful numbers. eM3ire's Orch e3,
tra also anoo2red tree tines on the
pToL IAN, and was well received each
tirac 1he Mathcntcs club gave two
se'ectiGuS ard were encored bct!,
times, which pro1ed how they were
appreciated. Prof. 1doNcil gave 2
i,.anu sclo and playeo very sVce; ".
Mrs. Seawe'., who is splendid olocu-
nj :. ia>ite.i 70 witty little = q IT.
cs ara waa heartily enccred. 4 pro+ty
violin solo W4s vel given by Mr.. d.
yis. The CroWninS features Of the
evening wee tie sGios ny Miss Har-
fc'l and M. Irl Arp!5troaC. Both
faya true vol ces wDich charmed II cir
ca e.s Miss NaCIt.l has renea.'y ro-
turned from a scars study in vocal
culture and dramatic art in Chicago
and it is certainly treat to hear her
sing. She gave two light little love
songs and was loudly encored. The
house was packed to the doors and
it was an especially appreciative audi.
ence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
ten Ell. Gives nlcmPi,:s Eo..e: =
r.ancc,i,

Fer quite length of ti'ao ti.a saia-
crs a Mem phis, Tenn. through tteis
roight bureau. i, charge OF Comnis-
|oner Davant, FaSc been bringing
feat nre essu.e to bccr upon u, Cot
IN nolt route to rcadjuSt ..'cisht
ltes fer Arkaacas end TEXAS pe:Ets
and from Memphis, to r'orc ne rly
frrespond with the rates operated
tie C}oetav route, tie + i5co fyS-
fn and the st. Louis. Ion Noun tain
kd Southern railway.
+ It is understood that tee traffic
Dartment Ct the Gotten Belt route
s in course Of preparation line of
ures calculated to give Memphis
relief demanded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
BUT NOT MANY PLACES ON
THE ARKANSAS WHERE THE
NOWLAND COULD LAND.
Levees All Holding Well. and No
Further Danger Feared.

Cant Jim Bowlin Of the Lucille
NeWland, says that his boat arrived
at TIE c;t al o'clock last evening.
eal that tel trip cut of Memphis
t,iia time was veHH l;Ght. He also
at;.tcA t,a, 81 Ct tie .yaSs cre hold
irte vaii.. 2,.s2sissi ffe t.gf waters;
- tao ,ITes' is &sH:ils and that act!-
IN r'o:-e tlap tic lo@ AIS VIII be
focdc1. I : SO s=stes' tt..e.2t t.3cra was
hardly la:1d caaH il to nc tie b5at
as3-, were % re+ cf.. .s14t..s,.t, o2d il,a7
ffeio''t was i,'.#s.4s il & r:ail boa, al
He.lf RI: t,1a= &c w, f'1r2., 1T
to dry laAl q; -2e ~ <, 5:5t caGi!
act land st Pm 'ie:on. Cas- roN'la
says t1at tie t.s's@,4.s.s l.Nor S a..
ing, aad is.at tie III aisei.>ri VIII
ag in reach t..ig1...fve feet a tTe-1.
p.ii:5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
GREAT SURPRISE AMONG
SPECTATORS.
Previous Order of Judge RedWne No;
Entered Because Of Danger
te, Witnesses.

jackson, Ky, June 5-Great SIR
prise was evidenced here Wien it was
announced that the order granting a
change Of venue fer .ett and White
lad been withdrawn a-d tat tie
trials would be ile!d il j.. ...,,sse1l instead
ef being tran9ferre.; 20 zza1,. IA =9cua-
ty. It is nov believed thc tsa~e n
cases will proceed &C soan - a ir~g
ca be sesa.a.l fron ., a.tjoi.7..a.s
ctt-a+-
Grr5s9 I'D e., ~. zee
e1.ah2ezE.= =f.lt9 CTR. ~ a serar. :,
--'sans' =4ol,.'a~~ G>o.::f e@a..e
.',e.1. a...z... w. ut, ,-sjaese.. .e..q
"5'.57 r. COURTS craca, e yes-
tefaaE T. ho'a q il t":a 3'cs1 ret be J,
Sl:tefzs.= =9at ten tic cr-~-.~as5.,a 81
co2.7ea4 slt3s Att1~zay ~rzI of
TIC iAe. - e.5te,sca I'D Caag u to VII.
..g5.sez e,.a:11.l, tae &C n .y..eeiel
taa' lie araa. :}o rct e1t aGcl. AMI tlet
t',s ee&es 81 ga t'i&l ERE Ti.o iuslee
will ;.1p1i.st 'n e,i50.' t. 20 to anotl2e.
eaasf# aad .yej 2 Jury.
>Stijt 7zt night tie etr.zrx .a4.,,
II sts=a tIaaos about t,se "a; qara
diz5.1'5ea= b, re oi5,harsa Of firearms
:hal5t ia ton a1G n 1i,e in eet,i-
@ste vicinity oi tic i21. About 1o
= . few s'2oes ri;.ht near the ian
:,'c1,aH, but no arrest; We're made
+ IS believed the shots were fred in
tie ai,' more to annoy the guard tfa1l
9nything else
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
Fet1y W:!l Stl Tote = Pistol.

Now Ea,k, ,1n,se 4.--1rg. Hetty
E-'"on. 'tha 3tsieet 8c=lan in Amer
re-" eallc1 at sciic5 e21lgua rtens
;'doy an baa l. IN for4'a i,terN1aw
with C4ntlsis:s s:s..},la; Greene. Mrs.
,1reen, IS is f~eooraliy i1own, 5as
:. ice, 8 reyo1sc, for scr1e tine. TIE
~. nj, 10 raee:Hei raen she first
@e al % ear9I tie waapo3 hes now
o'1Dire ncc9eee e t>e r49rv s&oat-
ing a.Ir2y5 q !2te. esroci2uy ar1c-ig
it...iaA. Gaan.l .sie3or Greene las
'<"ohc1 r.ore taan half tic permits
oi.tata@odiag and has made Mora
5tr.r~ant rrfe3 recording tie issuing
C. new ones or thc renewal CT the
Old. ToIay FIR. CIce1 went to heae-
quarters in person, as is required by
tie rsJ rules and explained to Gem.
missioner r>teene her reasons fer ask.
ing q renewal of her permit SAe ex.
I!lirei that size often carried large
Suns Of money and was af aid that
she hight be molested while going
hrough the streets. Her excuse was
considered good aad size cot the per.
nit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05

s. Kansas City, Mo-, June 5.-The Ar
g q. o,rdale Flood association has Is
med the following appeal for aid:
MI Arn,curdale, the south side of Kan
las City, Kan, has met with an ap-
Mailing disaster. The Kaw river has
ove,fowcd It's hanks and swept away
Me town S:A:een thousand people
Are homeless. They have lost their
furniture, clothing and everything.
Their houses have been carried off,
or totally wrecked. The good citizens
|of the town have bee, able 70 care
for tie refugees temporarily, but the
efforts to keep t12c1 hcre aal pr
Vie lemes fer them Is q per2,cxi1S
pro5.cr1. To DO Ibis ill oveataz 5;.55,
kad We appeal 70 you Tar help.
Il "Mcaoy raised f1on tbis source viz,
b. expended F. TIER relief By Sif
ms then, I.2tc.ial to buii.I Tee oUl
tc:roc.
\ "Ttree thcasanl families must be
fe.pol TO fcrncs in this way. 50 tint
Trey will te bette abe to hclp them
So,vos When tie great r2sl. CT rebuilt
be- Re city is going on.
Contribute rs should he sent q
pEce to Ar7T7ca aT3aic State Baa,1 OF
Ccnonzerte the Kansas Stata har,k
b. TIE Home State tan'7, Kansas g.,
Izan. far th association
"'Tilis movement is made b. the
Armctrdale fGoA con,r issjon, fo, re-
building homes, which has been or
Eanized by the professional and lusi-
CESS r7en of tie town. (SigneN
"IACGb l.. KLEIN,
"fresideat
%. E. HIPP1-E,
g! 'pab.isher Of tho Prsss,
-. "Sacrotary."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
Lc5G-C At kAs!S.aS CITY
Estimates hr. Eectse nc ct the 20.
tai will s. Great.

Estimates hre E.ee;.esno ct the 20.
TAI will s. Great.
Kansas City, June Estimates OF
tie t.o1nesa dole by 1'4e i aod ere 70
1irc;nG. At first trey .ansea from
800 70 geo up, bat new tie: arc much
haloA hat sum.
The gre0test less WIS CT the si..-
Zen ridges ccross the Kansas river.
The aa2king house plants did not suf-
ser #evel ely. The buildings are all
unin :ured. At Arnours the fires
zee lighted late yesterday afternoon.
The "heat ard -four in the mills and
the elevators are no1 Injured, but $50
e. loads Of grain submerged ca the
tf'2r.1: :, as ;rineG
TIE railroads BEGAN 10 opea cars
ses'ay. bat tie g.earter p.rt c. t1e
''ei%ht c"rs arc still parity covered.
Snail at2-e's 'seeners in the food dis
l.. t re "uic3I cad s7je losses on
a};nt,Encs "TA distributed ar.or 9
a'4'ere2nt. c. owners. 70 cr>t c,av5
re>1.'c br:iG;ng las t2cn r;inoI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
Wedding Announcement.

Cards are cut Announcing TIC ap-
reaching Wedding OF Nr. Ralph b.
-'arre.son. OF Batesvil,e, and Miss
little Re!a~co. The wedding is to
ccu-, Wednesday, June II, at the
ca}e CT n. E. Stewart, Of this city.
9th t, e Prospective bride and groom
2re WoN kncgJn in Pine Bluff and
have many friends here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
:. lo2ata CiiS.

Tie 2re=,letat Obstruction Of Pine
f;i.;;::2ss last week VS. TIE maaGs o.
&C. N"atc1''nan ing 10 tta- city III
DE nre@cribei cato, presumably To
nils, wa S:sel=:il Gcuf1ia e,.c~:cl rc-
trGi, VIII +, "a Willefsrd and - X
bernhard. vaea- i, conveniert TO have
business to arseud to at Dumas o,,
taat day. The boye u1tlers tau@ about
% ana Jack, bat they csut quite }o-
cate Gus-it.5 ) nslzzlins then.-Dumas
\ cws.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
BELL Park
Being Made Nice Resort to &c. to
for Rest.

Electric fans are being placed in
The theater and cafe at Bell park.
TO graai is ae4no y a 20 picnic
giounds. and TIE Knox Darling"
swings are being piao cd all over tha
GROUNDS. t,ore lights are hoing put
70. and ere long Bel pork will "a
ne of the incest resort places in the
city.
The cafe is now open every day and
night. and first-class restaurant is
being installed. The seats and swings
are free. and all are invited to make
the park headquarters at any time.
A policeman is ever on the grounds
and order and law will be maintained.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
Interest in the L-iarsrv.

The voting On the merchants liNro-
~ contest is growing in interest. All
the merchants by whom the votes are
given cut report that the people { e
going after the library
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05

TIE Ail.3a".npnic society save the
ira. Ct . serles of concerts last even
lass - .Ier-iiH Institute Pr,f. " I.
Earlt VAC erg@Li.:el he ss&5ety and
whn is ne ccnduc1cg: has, aiter sey.
e'al months OF oarI.~st wo.l1, developed
!te saviety into flst-class musical
cl::.aniz,,!u1;. lie is q goo G:re:to-,
ana f'ine ',:uE IS 1crt;taate il. t.ovia,
a'.. h an s.n,a and persist ext nlt.slcal
c.,tl'%siast. Mrs AGf;e T. owen, the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
GOULD AND rGCx- -FC!LER
Said 70 fse identified W,th Hartman
in C.a Ceal.

Tit OSIi.
Now Toil. .tH-o 5.-Gso.ics current
il inn@@tarst financial circles today
stated TT Tie control Of The re
22.'rlad cera naay# #hal been acquired
~ = Coabineticr af .au.I. lEarrinan
81! ho@i:e7a'3er inseHest3 and taat
t." roc VIII be made the ea..tnqn
'9nroctien 6 TIE Bur,in gtcn, Union
''a II, &t..Eau and Could svs,ozl5s.
The F21nsflvania has been crowded
Gus, althc IA Pennsylvania intera, Is
Lave beca heavy .uyo,s Of Erie
shares.
Meetings faHg bes he'd in E. II.
l'arriman's raatlq VI ere the details
Of the deal haze nee rorfac'e ed. The
naici,ity stoe'z mey be permanently
LEGGED "ith toe St Paul company
after traffic agreeraents with the 9th.
er roads Gre si2 ,cd arl ratified
s.. PaHF, authorized issue of $25,.
"10,'00 new capital is said 10 have
been sG.d IN tae open mar,.et BY
Clarke. DoGf5e anG company, tic &c
coe13 bning rsed II pcyiaG Ter :; II
:'.asa Cf Erie stock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
Suit to Recover Land.

Suit has been filed in chancery
court by George Smith and others
against V. Y. Green and others for
the possession of piece of land in
Tannehill and Ovens addition to Pine
Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
Ten Minutes Schedule.

The street car service to Eell park
during games has been male a. ter
minute schedule Blake is work
ins hard to handle that end of the
string, and is succeeding nicely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05

The street railway company will
have handsome quarters when they
set their new Office thoroughly equip.
ped in the Elks theatel building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05

There will be called meeting of
the Ladies Cemetery association at
the residence Of Rev. John F. Carr, at
2:30 p. m. Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
Snagboat Has to Quit.

Reese Downs is in the city today
and stated that the snagboat is tied
up at Swan Lake. The high water
puts the snagboat out of business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-05
At Kansas CITY.
Water5 Are Eeoediaa and ?aiIroaas
Are Hard ar Work

Are Hard ar Work
kaEeas City. No. 1uae 5.-Wijh = tie
apsd fell Of the rivers. hueiHess is
ssumiag its normal condition. Tho
'ate' works are pumping black wa.
CT from tie Kareo3 r!yar, rot TT
0 drink, bit to dan@o~ OF fse is
'yor. E!eetric street ~ li7os ore il
'1era'ioa. The to'oph.'~.e an' ta,n-
r. piic ccnnectio1,., WI H. os: :b1isa,
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-26
KENNEWICK NEWS.
Special to the statesman

Especial to the Statesman)
KenneWick, Wash. Dec. "a, 1903
A farmers institute was in session at
KenneWick, Dec. 1924. The lectures of
Professors G. L. Smith, George Sever
lanec and r. w. Thatcher are always
(Of great interest to the people of this
community as their subjects treat on
matter relating to this section of the
country and people are glad to receive
this kind of information. The meet
ings were well attended.
The Royal NeighbOrs-Of the Wood
men-gave a banquet to their friends
and neighbOrs on Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. Sidney Smith, land inspector, of
Lewiston, Idaho, was in the city this
week looking after business connected
With his office.
MIR. A. V. Mac Reynolds, contractor
and builder Of the kenneWick opera
house, was severely injured by falling
from the building, on last Saturday. He
is up and around now but will not be
able to work for some time.
Mr.. c. F. Griffith of Walla Walla is
in the city looking after his land in
tprpStS
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-26

Man Who Is Serving Time In County
Jail Tried Railroading.

HOke, the fellow who is serving a
25-day Jail sentence here for unlaw-
full cohabitation, is the "scab' who
took the place of the w. & G. r.
brakeman at Walla Walla some time
ago when there was a slight difficulty
between the company and its train
men, says the Pendleton East Oregon
ian.
The brakeman went on a strike and
HOke, who had been braking a short
time, undertook to run a train for the
company. He got the train over the
road, it seems, all right, and on his
return to Walla Walla, got into an
alteration with the striking brake
men and was pretty roughly handled.
His railroad career was brief and
unpleasant and he soon abandoned
the work for an easier life which he
is now leading.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-26
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CHRISTMAS AT WALLULA
ENJOYABLE PROGRAM Given BY the
School Children at That
Place.

Special to the Statesman.
WALLULA, Wash, Dec. 2b.-A
Christmas eve entertainment was given
by the school at this place. The prln-
cipal features of the evening was a
short play called, The Courtshlp OF
Mother Goose" The characters OF the
play were represented by pupils Sc
lected from the three rooms of the
school Santa Claus was the success
full sutton and just before the marriage
he called for presents for each of the
many children of Mother Goose.
The presents came down the CHM
ney in the regular orthodox Christ
mas fashion and after all the MEM
bers of this family had been taken
care of and the marriage ceremony
performed. many useful and beautiful
presents were distributed through the
audience. Candy, nuts and oranges
We're given to the children, old and
young. over forty dollars being con-
tributed by the people of the town, for
this purpose. Some of the leading
characters in the play were GeOre Nc
Laughin, as Santa Claus, Anabel Lu-
cas- as Mother Goose, Charley Weather.
stone as Jack Horner, Goldie Temple,
as the Bishop of Canterbury" and
Marguerite Driscoll as an old Wo-
man Who Lived in a Shoe" The last
mentioned character was especially
good. MeryIe Johnson as the man in
the moon" was an unsuccessful sutton
of Mother Goose" but after the enter
tainment he might have been found
usurping some of the privileges sup
posed to belong to Santa Claus and
that too, without divorce having been
secured.