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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

a military company wac organized
Bi tbo court house Roswell Saturday
u.rht The organization t1rts off
with lluy0uo mumn"rs. and 90 Is cz
u.etgd ta8t there WlI hy Hytyfvr
members before th. FIRST of next
HrrE EIEar Calico was elected
captain Tho company win na affacn
ri IH rhC territorial national guard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
SANTA

From ihD Now MDAtuu.
Thc schools aro .o crowded in the
Third ward that thc board of educa
l'on win have fo provide smother
school room Boo .ho near future.
Miss Anita Read daughter OF stor-
iu Alexander Road of TERRA Anna.
rilln ia BOO tho cily for "a several days
visit with hor uncle. Attorney Bcuiam.
in ~ Road aud family
Oswald uiFnco has accepted a tenn.
purh} position as driver with the lO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
Ola MoNsrEa.
One Of These Pets Sent 20 General
Torrance Of Pennsylvania.


Torrance Of Ponnaylvania.
The PitJshurs Gazette of August
3i has the following say ~ the ella
monster expressed from Santa 10 ton
days ago Either RiyeryIow or High.
land Park is to receive new add.
ti0n tn iis 700 tLat win awaken tho
most lively interest lt .s none other
than the dreaded and poisonous llz-
ara of tho arid deserts of the south
west che ella monster Tho reptile
was consigned tD Francis y Tor
rance. president of tue New Mexico
Fuel a Iron company and vIceprcsi.
dent of the Santa Fe Central Railway
company 10 was sont tO Mr. Tor
umco hy Frank Dlhort OF Santa Fc.
hls broihcrlnlaw, and was secured
hy Thomas seclo. who has a ranch
in New Mexico In which Mr Torrance
is Interested Tho ella monster a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
~ RAILWAY LINE.
Has Been Incorporated, Papers Being
Filled al Phoenix

Nao neeu incorporated Fapefa BENG
Filled AZ Phoenix.
Tho incorporation of the Arizona.
Colorado a New Mexico railway is
said 30 mean that Denver viii soon
become an important point along the
limo of the Southern Pacific. The
proposed railroad win extend from
Clifton Arlz. 90 Denver. and % is
said that 80 Is being constructed sim.
ply as a feeder Tor the Southern Pa.
clfc.
According 90 report the new limo
win bo built from Clifton 10 Durango.
whore Immense beds of coal viii bo
opened From that point tho line win
Doe constructed 20 Pueblo An en-.
trance into Denver 90 is said. win ho
secured over the tracks of mo Col
0rado a Southern.
Tho incorporat0rs of me new rail.
road are Epos Randolph q A SIC.
Farnnd Eugene ives. T. 10 Manning.
and Charles r. Walker. all of Tucson.
Ar.z Tho company is capitalized az
81 600 600
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

John Mcintyre. who ls "a general
merchant Of San Antonio camo in
from The lemez hot springs yesterday
afternoon. and proceeded south to San
Antonio ON tho train a few hours lai.
er Mrs. Mcintyre and her sisters.
Misses Montoya, we're loft on mo ~.
sort Co remaln couple of weeks long
er
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Feeble Heart Caused RcsIanstIo1.
James g. Cuuklu who was elected
city c'grb of Santa Pc las. April som
dDrsl hIs resignation fl Mayor a r.
Gibson. giyIug as bis rms0a Chat bo
Nas iu Zoo lo,hIs health t1 attend t0
Hu duuD 0f th. office o. H undor
stood THAT hH resignation V.ll boz a..
.outod ut tho council meeting aud that
Francisco no'e8do WII bp appointed
fO Uu thp vacancy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
New Hotel Tor Las Yeas.

New Hotel for Las Vegas.
los NrEas Is to have new 100000
hotel a company composed of the
Uoa'fnIost mon OF the city has been
formed to promote tho enterprise and
now e.fos out thc Information That
the plans have been carried so Ear os
fo give positive assurance chat tho
hotel VIII bo built a large ract In Tho
very hc1rt ot thD oIty Dos been so.
ur.I for Enc Building
The San M.mo' and Frt National
banks the electric light company thc
vl'ur company and Gross Kelly a Ca.
nave each subscribed $4,000 and
enough has been assured to make tho
cash subscriptions son 600
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

grant Fenced and Trouble is Feared
There is danger of serious trouble
among ODE settlers i'rIna near and ON
.1r Beck grant, near las VEGAS Miles
lni miles of wire fences have been
poo aud posts have boon removed.
sheriff Romero has returned t1 las
Vegas br.ng.ng with hIm Aunstac.o
'iuoI. who De- charged with cutting
cnccs Tho Beck grant has bean
leased to cattIomOu and fenced. rra
tuphmrn who have boon using ID
1s "a free raurc ANA also some squat.
ers who have been fenced u ara
ndIeuaut and threaten FOB cnf every
oot of the fence ON Nho grant Tho
district judge BIAS oppressed l.s Iri.3.
Ion of snar.ne u0 effort t1 uregent
inF reoocnrrDucg of tbo whI.gaupiue
ONE years ago.
SIS
Has Business M Santa Fe-urs J..
q NnFnDr uf piclch1. Lincoln county.
arrived .u Santa pa from her southern
home Mu KIasnor hos business be
o" ihr territorial land board m tho
matter of beer prior claim to the lease
1f O. sDhuu. section iu Lincoln county
HnUn which her father settled more
Than thirty g.ehf yelF aeo. and uuon
which hyr father who Ia now dead.
her mother and herself have boom art.
u7'iy residing durius these many
years 20 seems .hat certain legal
complications demand her personal
presence no Santa Fe She has been
to Rroat expense. time and trouble Iu
..tuH.ish.us Dor r.sn' aud hopes t0 do
800 finally beyond ooutayoutlon before
long
otero Returns 20 Capltal-Goy,mor
Dtrrn and parity WHO bayo been on "a
Visit to Leonard Wood county and to
Santa Rosa the county seat returned
'o Santa BE- on q special train. tender.
0l by President " U Andrews. of
iHe Santa De- Central railway. Tho
party had O. greatly enjoyed and pleas.
uut trim Santa Rosa. the governor
ays. s improving very satisfactorily
and thai the stock and mueo condl.
tions of Leonard Wood county are
showing decided and many signs OF
beti'rmcni since me recent rains soft
In about Sis weeks ago
NN
a Friend Of Judge Popo-Ur clyde
~ lD1riD of Atlanta. Georgia. .a "a
guest ai tho aniarum Santa Fo.
unI win likely spend me tan u that
rit} i0r the benefit of nIs health The
father of Dr. IoffrIcs lE prominent
citizen of chat progressive southern
ritN being tho deputy c'crE of fho
district court There and deputy grand
master off .he grand lodge of Nasous
ul chat state nr Iguros IH friend
oft judge w. n Pope The winter
months nr Jrifrie may spend go RIOS
well
y =
Secretary Reynolds az Home--Tgr
r.fnrIaI Secretary o. W Reynolds has
returned to Santa De- from q few DAYS
visit goo tho ranches of The Iamu.tas
Live stoCh company u Leonard Wood
county oI which tC IH secretary
While There ha received % large flock
of Sheep numbering aIout 10000 head.
which have begu purchased by his
company from Hur0 Goldeuburg. of
Puerto dc luua. who has retired from
tho sheep business CON account of 500
health
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
Territorial Topics

rhcy are enthusiastic over The beaut
ios of tho road
Mayor AnIccnin C Ahewln has ro.
crIvr1 hr sad announcement of tho
death of his niece. Mrs Columna
Char.e WHO of Tc1l1r0 Chavez of
pmrInt Ioruaiillo county. Deceased
bod BON an invalid Tor q year. she
l.t nO children
SIS
Koaior Hurt
Fi 50 Koaler mot with o. bad acct.
don't while zoo work on SOME pumping
machinery for De- q. Patterson near
ra..ldem. Says thc socorro Cnlefia.n.
kealrr lgli about fifteen feet.
'rHne oH hs back and iulurns hIs
spine besides receiving several bad
bruises Mr Patterson brought Mr.
koalCf homc on a mattress the in.
iuroi mfn experiencing terrible arf
.efIue go thc uilcan miles Doctor
3wHhcr who wos called to attend the
D1sr thinks chat while dangerous tho
Injury wnI not prove 90 be Dcrmau.
emit
SIS
Deaths az Roswell
Clay loahe. youug man who gamo
tu Roswell two weeks ago from Mls
souri, died 90 the residence of G.. W.
Brown of typhoid fever Harvey
LcaEe. brother OF tno deceased. of
Canon city Colo was with him
Hhpn Doe passed away
MH O. D. iigday died rlusump.
zion She bad boon battling with tho
Tread d'sDuao for years The romans
were inferred in Roswell She Is sur
vIvod hy her husband and several SONS
aud daughters
Rankin Clarke. AGED 5o years died
of uarciH The ramalns ucrc sout to
ibr 0ld homo of fhg deceased at por
tales N 49,
NNN
Cattle Valuation is out Of Proportion.
Vs. O. Mcdonald off Carr.loto. nrraI
dent of Goo NoU Mexico Cattle Grow
rrF association. through vs. O. Barnes.
secretary of Che association. has made
application before the Territorial
Board of Equalization Tor reduction
uI thO valuation off cattle in tho|
territory This application will come
1872 ior hearing before thc Territorial
Board of Equalization at lts meeting
10 Santa De Monday sept l2th
Tho present valuation of cattle o.
il2 per head Stoctmru declare that
lny number OF cattle lu The territory
can he houcnt for loss than thar
imount They point ont that where
hCep are valued at only ti per head.
hey cauuoi be bought ai lcss than
rom $3.50 to Sd The matter win be
strongly presented hofDfe tho board
and % .s hoped chat a reduction u yal
to can ho secured
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
JOE GREASY
CAPTURED.
Escaped Murderer Landed Mt
Columbus, Miss. = sheriff
F6rgey Has Gone For
Him.
WAS UNGeR SENTENCE TO HANG.
Killed BUD Ellis at Mt. Pleasant JULY
4th, 1908. AN Appeal Was
Pending.

Sheriff Forgey received a telegram
TUESDAY afternoon from the sheriff al
Columbus. Mississippi. stating that he
had Joe Merritt, alias Joe Greasy,
coloied, in Jail. Mr.. torgey left at
once for Columbus This is one Of the
negroes who escaped from the county
Jail at the big Jail delivery, October
17h, and was under sentence to he
hanged at the time of his escape. 1t
was on the night of July 4th. 1903,
that Merritt killed Will. alias Bud
Ellis. at Mt. Pleasant He was tried
at the February term of court. found
guilty of murder in the first degree
and sentenced to be hanged May 24th.
An appeal TO the Supreme Court was
taken and the case was pending at the
time of the jail delivery. A few days
since Sheriff FoIgey received a tele
gram from Columbus, rquesting full
description of Merritt. He sent the
description and Tuesday afternoon S
telegram stating that the tight man
was under arrest soon followed
Merritt will get back in plenty of
time to appear before the Supreme
court, when the Maury County docket
is called in February. Sheriff Forgey
had offered iewaId of $50 for Mer
ritt's arrest and like amount for the
arrest OF Sam Sage. For each of the
other escaped prisoners except two the
reward is $25 90. In the
two exceptions the reward offered is
S10 each.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
USED HIS PISTOL
Son of George HOuid Fires en-
His School Mates.

New York. Dec. 2O.-While being
pursued in upper Broadway this after
noon by a crowd of Columbia Univer-
sity sophomores, who were bent or
capturing him, Kingdom Gould the
son OF Geo. j. Gould. drew revolver
and fired over the heads of the crowd.
He then fled to a fraternity house,
which was soon surrounded by the
sophomoIes, and from which he was
rescued by his father. who took him
away in carriage under the guard of
three men supposed to be detectives.
On a previous occasion young Gould,
who is freshman in the Columbia
School of Mines, escaped from the
second year men by drawing "A geo.
loglst S hammer which he fourished
in the manner of pistol This after
noon young Gould was on his way to
the college grounds when group of
sophomoIes appeared and attempted to
capture him for the sophomore dinner
to be held tomorrow night, at which
it was planned he should furnish
entertainment for his captors, much
after the fashion of other prisoners of
war.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
WOOD ALC0-
A0L SLEW
Nine Men and Two Others
Dying From Drinking the
Stuff-Three Are
Missing.

Ashland. KY. Dec 19.-Four more
have been added to the list of SIX dead
and two are reported dying from the
effects of wood alcohol poisoning at
the mouth of Beaver. Big Sandy. Fri
day night. Three pushboats with a
crew of seventeen men were EN- route
to Pikeville, the boats being loaded
with freight. AT the mouth of Beaver.
five miles above PrestonbuIg. two of
the boats sank and the men swan and
waded ashore with much Ut the freight
A jug of wood alcohol was one of the
articles saved. 1t was dark and the
men were chilled and wet. Fires were
built and supper started. A man
came along and scld them four hotties
of moonshine. They drank the whisky
and wanted more. One said: Let s
drink the alcohol. Another said:
ut will kill us. see the poison label. -
One of the crew began mixing drinks
and said: Come on, let's have cur
Christmas now. Ii it IS poison we will
all die together.
They drank the stuff and while at
supper became violently ill. Two
doctors were called.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
CHARTER FILED.
Britain Tobacco Works Is In.
c0rDOrated. Capital Stock
$50. 600.

The charter of the Britain Tobacco
Works was filed Thursday with Regis
ter Llpscomb. The incorporates are.
j. l.. Hutton. w. G. SaImon,C. F. Brit
tain, W. B. Turner, E. E. McLemore
and W. A. Dale, and the capital stock
is $50, 00O.
AS set forth In their charter the
ompany ls organized for the purpose
of raising, cultivating, buying and
selling tobacco and for the purpose of
manufacturing, smoking. plug and
twist tobacco This company is in a
fouIisning condition and is preparing
for largely increased trade An adj
dition is being built to the factory.
new machinery will be put IN and
more men employed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
SANTA CLAUS
is COMING.
Will Distribute Gifts From Pretty
Trees At Many Churches.

The little folks Of town and county
are looking forward eagerly 70 the com,
ing of Santa Claus. and as the time oil
his arrival draws nearer and nearer their
JOY IT anticipation grows spsce While
Santa Claus will of course come do9 o
the chimney in the regulation way, at
the homes Of all good children on Christ
mas Eve night, he has arranged so as
to visit many Of the Sunday schools in
person and oIstributs gifts from prettily
decorated trees. 10 some instances
Santa has found il impossible to be pres
ent in person on account OF previous
engagements at other points, but where
this occurs he has appointed some one
to act in his place.
We give below the hour the children
of the various churches are expected to
appear and receive their gifts from the
Christmas trees.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
STATE BANK
EXAMINER
Next Legislature Will Be Asked
to Create This Office.

Comptroller Frank Dibrell will rec
ommend to the next Legislature the
enactment of a law providing for a
Sta'e Bank Examiner. who shall bt
charged with the duty of examining
ell the banking and trust concerns in
corporated under the laws of Tennes
see. These institutions are not sub
jected to Federal inspection and
supervision as the National banks are,
and 1t is to proviue some method for
looking into their affairs and verify
ing the semi-annnal reports issued by
them that the Comptroller will max 9
this recommendation.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
OVER THE COUNTY.

Five photos for 10 cents, at Young's.
DR.. A. o. Kennedy recently bought
nice mare from w. V. Thompson and
match to her from J r. Steele. He solo
the pair to DR.. j. A. Gill, of New Deca
tur for fancy price.
Mrs. Will Brooks, of Cross Bridges
has gone to Memphis for the holidays.
FOR SALE Two second hand hug
gies. Bargains. Apply to
23dltw2t j. A. SLOAN q co.
bIessrs. j. NJ. and Embrey Stephen
son have bought the grocery business
of Ed Hill on the Hampshire pike ano
will continue under the firm name OF
j. NJ. Stephenson & Brother.
S. s. Clawson has purchased the min
eral rights on two tracts of land on
Leatherwood, one the property of James
IL. Payne, ct. al, the other of VIM
p. Thompson, et al. The consideration
was $4,000 in each instance.
Dan Oakley. OF Carter's Greek, has
returned from California. much i'm
proved in health.
Women have clear, healthy com
plexi5u. Pure blood makes iJ. Bur-
dock Blood Bltters makes pure blood.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Dees, JI., and
little son, just in, are here from st.
Louis to spend the holidays at the
home of Mr.. Love Loftln.
Mr.. T. A. Leach will leave Friday
for Murfreesboro, where he will spend
Christmas week.
G. ID. and G. A. Jarrett have puI-
chased of Wiley Harris 204 acres of
land in the 10Th district for Consid-
Grafton of 3d. 100
STRAYED:-Two red Durham heifer
calves; small one with small white spot
in face; the other has rather large navel.
Reward for information Call Bell phone
at Broad view, B. N. Atkisson, No. 1904.
r P. Thurman.
Mr.. James Brooks and Miss Annie
Brooks. of Hampshire. have gone to
Texas for visit of several weeks.
Mr.. M. L. Walters of the Carter's Creek
neighborhood was in town Tuesday
and sold SO turkeys for $155. 20 Mr..
Walters says these turkeys required
little trouble and worry up to the time
when they were three weeks old, and
after that the cost in feed was 500, 9TH
erwise the 1856 20 is clear profit.
There's lots of money in the turkey
business. Can anyone beat Mr.. Wal
ter's record?
Miss Ethel Judd, OF Carter's Creek,
is visiting Miss Lula Harris, of West
Nashville.
.. Mrs. AL Huges brought forty-thIee
turkeys to town Wednesday. for which
she received $75. 90. She thinks turkey
raising pays.
MI. and Mrs. l. S. West. of Atlanta,
are visiting Mr.. j. A. Baker and
family ON Bear Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Mitchell have :
gone to Oceola. Ark.
Mr.. ID. g. scott and family will |
move the first of the year from near
to Giles county.
Mrs. H. s. Turner, of Washington
is visiting Mrs. S. P. Brown. at Spring
Hill. /
Mr.. X. G. Mullins has been
pointed school director of the first
district. vice DIR. M. F. Walker, re-
signed. Mr.. Walker and family will
move to Nashville.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
SEVENTEEN
BULLETS
Extracted From Russian Sol
der After a Battle.

Moscow, Dec. l.-Kirenchenko, prob
ably the most thoroughly shot to-pieces
man who has survived the present war,
arrived recently from Harbir, where. sf-
ter weeks IN the hospital. the doctors ex
tracted seventeen bullets from HIM, am
putsted one leg and discharged him as
cured. he gave his experience in a
quiet, matter Of fact way. and one eau
hardly do better than quote his own
words. He saio:
ut was at Lao Yang that | got put
out OF commission for good On the
evening of Sept 2 we had been ordered
to attack some of the Japanese trenches.
We had to cross good piece of open
ground under a heavy cross fire and
there were men falling every step from
the time we broke cover to the minute
we rushed the trenches at the point of
the bayonet.
Nothing happened to me until we
were close to the Japanese lines, when /
got a bullet in my right foot that brought
me down. From that time was no more
good, except as a target, but must say
| drew a good dea! OF Japanese ammuni
ton if that counted for anything. Our
fellows went on and carried the Japanese
trenches on the left 10 hand to hand
fight, for we can usually whip those fel
lows il we can get close enough to them.
But there was long line of works on
the right that we did not take and where
they kept 90 shooting. They were the
people who did for me.
CHATTERING WITH PAIN.
Il was on the ground with my teeth |
most with PAIN. Scared |
OF course / was. / guess anybody |
would be scared under the circum
stances. 1t seemed to me when those
fellows found / was not dead thew did
net take any interest in shooting at
but me. That probably was
not so but that as the way 1T seemed
at the time.
Anyhow | made up my mind to
get out and cIawled along toward the
trenches where our men had gone over
the top. AS nc one came back /
thought they must have captured them.
had no more than started going
until bullet in my right should
rolled me over again. l got my gun
IN my left haud then and kept on
crawling. Then l got shot in the
eft leg just above the knee. Then
wo or three bullets got me in the
light leg. dropped my gun and help
I'd myself along with my left hand.
But they must have thought l was
having too easy time of it, for L got
hot through the left shoulder and that
'Iought me down fiat. There was moth
ng for me then but to wrIggle along,
ike a snake on my breast and stomach.
kept on getting shot in my right
,g, but all the feeling had gone out
f it SO did not mind that much. The I
ist time Iecollect getting hit was
gain in the left shoulder
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
The Piano Contest

at 7. N. Figuers Is drawing to a
close. After the last day of this month
the green tickets will be absolutely
valueless. Now they are of great value
to me. If you are not a contestant
there is no one who would appreciate
the favor of your tickets more than l,
The few you have might turn the
scale in my favor. l am physically
unable to make any canvass. so l make
my appeal through the Herald.
Respectfully.
d&wtd. MAMIE VOORHEES,.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
Relatives Of Michael ely.

Orange. Texas. Nov. ~, 1914.
Postmaster. Columbia. Tenn.
Dear Sir
Mr.. Michael Ely died in the John
Sealy Hospital. Galveston. Tex. on
Nov. 5, 1904. and finding no one to
claim his body. was turned over to the
city. We his friends are inquiiIng as
to his relatives. As near as we can
learn, he IS of your CIT. II so please
notify his people, probably his body
can be gotten yet from medical college.
OF that place. We made up money to
send him to the hospital. but never got
any reply till a month after he was
dead. Yours Respt.,
W. II. BRADLEY.
BOX 6. Orange, Tex.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
Lady Valuable Invention.

GLASGOW KY. Dec. 21.-MIs. Sallie
Taylor Boyd, the lady who was re-
Gently granted patent on fire
etxinguisher compound, today received
an offer OF $25, OUO and certain roy
atty for II which would place the lady
in independent circumstances for life.
Mrs Boyd. though poor. is lady of
fine attachments. She has not decided
whether she will sell or not.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
Tennessee River Dried Up.

Decatur. Ala, Dec. 81. Transports
tion on the Tennessee River is still
tied up on account of the lack OF
sufficient water. A few weeks ago
sufficient rain fell to cause a high
enough stage of water to allow boats
to run for while but now the river
has fallen again and boats cannot run.
The river IS lower here now than it
has ever been known to be before at
this season of the year.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
ST. Peter 8 Church.

The little folks of this church will find
pretty tree awaiting them in the Sun
day school room at 3 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. After appropriate exercises
the gifts will be distributed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
Tabernacle.

Saturday evening at Z O'Clock the
children of this church will find
heavily laden tree awaiting them.
Following songs and recitations, gifts
will be distributed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
WAIVED
EXAMINATION.
j. w. Hardin, The Negro Lawyer
Did Not Appear For Trial.

j. ". Hardin, the negro lawyer,
arrested Saturday on charges of carry
ing pistols and of aiding and abetting
in the escape of prisoners waived exam
ination through his attorneys Tuesday
morning. Esq. r. H. Guest. before whom
the trial was set. fixed the bail at $3.50
in one charge.and 81, 900 in the other.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
First Baptist Church.

Santa Claus will distribute gifts from
pretty tree at this church Saturday af-
ternoon at o'clock Brief exercises
will proceed the distribution.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-23
Glendale Methodist.

A neighborhood tree will be found at
the Glendale Methodist church Christ
mas eve at 7o'clock. The entire COM
munity will participate in the exercises
and pleasures OF the occasion.