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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25

Ithey are trEng uiih the question: Ihs and Tx t1z-
ther c5rruzzszare thzs M VILLAS has set lis HI
busrer N oEerztirr sxrerred 70 bring ah01r =
usuatSou wiskzn : sh0rr tsze- As yer the E7Susser
has not heen vig1ruuzly zppIsza- The scEsws have
meresv beez ss bot at tzr the Speaker h. already
shown - i=Fasienrs wheuthe srrsHs are giFsz :
shzrp twt. = tey viii Dc given wItAin We=k. = !
eruerrsd ths Hcnse ifself VII emit ar0zr d paiz aid
tia. w0uld have tsnieDry to hzsssa the Speaksz's
s-rrznzr II ( said The Speaker : uo~ qui's senzhss
that h did not choose wisely WHEN hs seierted the
stas=hood III WITH which to match 6ght~ ~ith
tie sznz.e- Pu15r ssntinenr II this controversy !
zt0zssz q tas side az the Senate and the Speaker
s beooussng c0guizznt Of The fact
he legislative ills rhzr zE=cr the tsrritory ri
Son he cared Wien - hare fs1 rzn staIxzrr CO.
g.emen ospeak f0r uaud here ! One Of the szrOng-
t zrzuHenrs for statehood Our cDnitiOaz and NEEDS
VII never b properly understood uuti We have nsH
~ho czr speak and vote fOr TIE strongest mn =
the new stzte sh0ud b selected to represent =
Senator's and representatives,, Tor strong viii be
required to do the work
coutrIburSOns cOntinue to pour into San Francis
CO. TIE railroads. telegraph companies business IN
teress. C0ugrsss ard private individuals haEe re-
spoaded n0bly to The cu of humanity The uuckrak-
ers viii kinkly take notice
Parrousze the home dealer and the home manu-
facturer Encourage home industries Help the PeO-
BE Who are helping yOu 10 build Chickashz- Made
in chickasha'' should Be recommendation for any
article.
You say you think Chickasha ought TO have
sidexalkss Well, there's no law TO restrain yOu iron
buiIing one It's easy. doesn't cost much. Just get
busy
Senator Ia FolIete made speech on the rate
ba that occupied two days, which does pretty vel
f0r new Senator.
New farm houses and barns are seen spriHglng
up al over the country another evidence Of growth
and prosperity.
The committee on agricultural exhibit should an
nounce the premium list at the earliest possible
date.
twenty-five thousand people for Chickasha in
in 1910. Let's go after 'eT
What's the sidewalk and paving committee do
ing,
Prospects for abundant crops were never brighter
/ in this section.
%s&%e&%%&seaesss&&&&&3
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25

Patronsze the home dealer and the home maHu-
facturer Encourage home Industries Help the peO-
De vho are helping yOu 10 build Chickashz- Made
in Chickzshz'' should Be : recommendation for any
article
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-02-10
PIOCHE OBJECTS
Repudiates Language of the
Times Express Scavenger

The Phoebe Record publishes the fol-
lowing criticism on Jim Blowhard' IS
style Of writing:
A weekly communication appears in
llr taliente Express dated from Phoebe
and signed subscriber in which two
words have been used in every commu-
mcation in reference to one OF the
papers printed at Las Vegas, that are
Vile and dirty, and we can hardly be-
deye although We are charged with
many things that 1t emanates from one
here in Phoebe.
The use of them reeks with fifth,
They are offensive in the extreme; they
jar on ones sense of decency; they are
hauseating; they are degrading and are
not lit to be read in the homes of fam
lilies
Subscriber there are plenty OF
words IN the English language to supply
your wants without resorting to the use
" such words that can hardly be ex-
'ased on the lines that YOU are de
Tenerate.' "
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-02-10
RANCHO LAUNDRY

A. NJ. Blewett d Co, Of the Rahcho
Laursly, have built up successful and
profitable business. They opened the
Rancho. Laundry June 20th,. 1905, On
December 25th they moved to their
present location, on the corner OF 4th
and Stewart here they have two, lots
and three ample buildings, wash house,
ironing room and LIKING rooms. On the
property they have a we'll with a spring
bubhling at the bottom. Frees and
shrubs beautify the lots. which are sur
rounded by oiled streets. \. NJ. Blewett
q Co. are entitled to much credit for
their enterprise.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-02-10

Attend the Board OF Trade Meeting
Wednesday evening Fed, 18th, at Judge
Percy's office, eight O'Clock, or don'to
iect to what is done
"Old Bill" tried to burn his way out
of the city Jail Thursday night by hring
the door. Sheriff Murphy rescued hlm
lust in time. The county lose sl.Uoo py
the burning of the Jail.
Alfred Wright, an aged prospector'
near Mesquite Springs, half way to the
river, was nearly killed by fall over
bluff. His head and face were terrioly
cut by the fall. He bled freely and wl'l
much effort he reached his morse anu
wagon, which were far away, and cam'
to Vegas Wednesday. DR. c. A. Rucke'
dressed the wound.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-02-10

Harn Ia mas secured the agency of the
swaa4 e'"u' Creamery Butter 1t is fresh,
~, delicious In fact as good as it is
N'''e !" make bntter
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-02-10
COMMISSIONERS MEETING
Ths Board Gets Together and
Transacts Business

The Board met Monday, February 9TH,
1906. ComissionersS ,3Ordon, Baldwin,
andj Nesbitt and Oleri4 Eugene Good
rich lpfsenti.
Minutes OF; che meet ihgs.li December
4th and nth, 1905, and January Sth and
18th, 1906, reaj approved and signed by
the Chairman o. The Beard
Reports oil all county officers ion the
month OF December, 1905. were. r.aed
and approved.
Ellis for December, 1905, allowed as
per Clerks Register Clain beck.
fhres hills of Vim. f. Abbott for road
work, tor the sum of $500, wers ordered
returned TO, have Road Inspectas ssgn
the bills.
There beng bat one bid for the son-
struction OF a county bridge near Cal
iente, the contract was awarded to
James Lamoine for the sam Of $275.
Ordered that all lots 70 to 63 in
elusive, in block 80, town Of Phoebe,
now owned by the county,. rs sold to A.
w. Scott ior the sum Of SIS; also lot
53, block p, town of Pioehe, owned bv
the county. - be sold ~. \. w. Scott
for the sum OF $50.
Ordered shat lots Is and 10, in block
OF the town of Ploche, owned ov the
county, to- be sold to Vim. f. Orr for
the sum of 40, and lots t5 and 20, in
block 81, owned by the. county, to be
sold to Wm. f OSr for the considera-
ton Of $40
Bills fon the month Of January az per
Register Claim book were allowed.
Townsfte plat Of East End Addiction
of the tDwn of SearchLght was pre-
sented for approval, aud the plat COM
plying with all the requirements Of the
law, was approved and signed By the
Chairman of the Board.
The bill of A. :. Thompson Co. for
stage iare OF r. Marks frsm Caliente to
Phoebe wSs rejected for the reason that
the same had not been authorized by
any member CS the Board
An execution VAS presented issued by
Wm. d. Maynard, !. F., OF Cahente
Township, in the case of w. J. Lee VS..
Lincoln county, the Judgment of court
being in favor OF the plaintiff for the
sum of $66 and costs of suit, amo1nting
to the suu OF $40 The matter WAS Laid
over until the March meeting for iur-
ther investigation
On petition from residents from Cres-
cent, Crescent School District No. 30
was formed.
An order was made that special
meeting of the Board Of County Com
missioners be held Monday, March 9TH,
1906, for the purpose OF drawing a jury
list sufficient for the March term OF
court, and for the transaction of all
regular monthly business.
The following transfers were made |
from the General County Fund: To the
Salary Fund, $500; to the State Fund,
800.
A tax levy far the year 1906 was made
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-02-10

HE editor of the fines Express
"'les these communications himself
anu hides behind the signature "Sub-
''Io-r' He can't evade responsibility
''r printing them.
'ulsar publications do not reflect
Nell' ', on the community. How long
VIII decent people patronize such sheets?
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-02-10
WORTHY MINES
Leading Properties of Bull
frog District.

our readers san rely on ths following
nst as being reliable mining properties
N Rullirog and adiacent districts trib-
utary 10 the railroads now baihlmg.
Nontgomery-S -Shoshon4 Mines Go.
Polaris Mines Co.
The Cold Bar Denver Mines Co
The Eclipse Mines.
Original Buiifrog Mines
The Homestake.
The. Lucky Jaca.
MayhoYer Mines.
The Diamond Queen
The Trampe..
The Peerless.
Dores- Montgomery
pddie's Paradise.
The Gibraltar Mines
Beatty Mountain Mines.
The National Bank
lnvo cold Mines.
Lee Bros. Mines.
Paymal Il Bradshaw Mines,
The keane Wonder.
Hg,.ora Bullfrog Mines.
The. Qnartette.
The Red Oak.
The Providence
tiold Center Tunnel
Latest reports fsom Beatty show that
thc railroad will find plenty Of ore in
n Bullfnog district
There are, Eumerpus other properties
worthy, but not So Well developed as the
above The building OF the railroad will
reduce the cost OF material and develop
ment will follow.
The Bullfrog Miner, printed at Beatty
r>t1ficc, Nevada, is the name of the
tr,' newspaper published in the Bull
ny mining district; S. per year, or 81
iF 'tron months. Send fOr it if you
sant reliable news from the mining
country.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-02-10
Good Liquor

NOTICE-We hereby certify that xe
supply }. O. Mcintosh, of the Arizona
Club, Las Vegas, Nevada, with our Tom
Moore "Old Possum Hollow" pure rye
whiskey, direct from oar Government
bonded distillery warehouse and that
up to the present date his purchases
have been of the very oldest goods to be
had in bond,
McKeesport, Pa, Nov. 18th, 1905.
THos. MOORE DIsTILLING Co.
W. f. SATLER, Sec'v and Treas,
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-02-10

'ie ior new goods, at low prices, on
= strictly cash basis, SO please don't
iofget Your purses. II
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-02-10
Water Rent

Statements for water accounts and rents are
now ready at the LAS VEGAS. LAND
AND WATER ooMPANY,s office, and
all persons using City water are requested
tn call and settle on or before the
lstLinst Water rentA>w become delinquent
after the 10th OF each5aonth and must be set
tied prior. to- that data In event it, becomes
necessary to shut water off because OF delin-
queney IN Payments GEe additional charge of
80 cents will bc made for 4urning on.
All persons having outside hydrsnts from
which neighbors obtain water viii lie held re-
sponsible for all families using water there
from Please govern yourselves accordingly
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-02-10
HIDDEN TREASURE

non, W. T. Miles, and other Chicago
qT%pi'"llsis' ~ have purchased the Hidden
esufe mine on Virgin River in Lin
~. ,,n county east of Las Vegas and will
tha ' - a nifty ton stamp mill. During
nJ, P"s' year ten carloads of high grade
n; ,~ ore nave been shipped from this
~ Sfo'ooo was paid down on the
ty days. e pau II" ''N
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-02-10
Card of Thanks

Mr.. and Mrs. q. Ii. Michalis hereby
return thanks to the Eagles and other
kind friends who recently rendered aid
at the burial of their bright little boy
Ollie, who was accidentally shot last
week. He was laid to rest in the old
ranch cemetery.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-02-10
80 REMOVAL

&-9s Vegas Mercantile Co's.meat mar
SeA has been removed from First to the
elegant quarters on Fremont street; on
the east side of-the TestefEee. Fresh
meat slaughtered daily. Largest yteOk
and lowest prices.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-02-10
SHEEP MOUNTAIN

Mwospector returning from the east
slopt o6Sheep mountain, says it is forty
miles noDtheast of rule, Springs by a
good roaa: At the iase Of the noun
tain is an ola.well Of good water, used
years ago by the Mopiaons who had a
saw mill in the timber near by.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-02-10
THE KEYSTONE

The Neutrality-suspicious. miae at Sandy,
Lincoln county, has been bonded to
Carl Anderson, Los Angeles naining
engineers for two years. The bond calls
for 10 per cent royalty and fixes ulti-
mate purchase at 1887 900.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-02-10

No special rate was levied for either
Bunkerville or Caliente interest on
school bonds.
Meeting adjourned until Monday,
March 9TH.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-07-13
Your Horse Lame
Take him to-
GOdsey & Clark
Expert llOrSeSh0erS.
our specially 1, hor-g-hocius, and
We guarantee ON work.


In the Circuit Court 20. ihc State ui Ore
gou County oi Multuomth.
Pearl Harris. Plaintiff
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-07-13
SHOT DEAD
Young Mitchell Slain BY Ills Own
Sister.

Urged on by Mrs. Creiiield, the
widow OF the Holy Roller, George
Mitchell was shot dead by his six
teen year old sister Esther in the
union depot at Seattle at 4:3o yes
tcrday afternoon a. he was about To
board the train for Portland.
Mitchell had just been acquitted
OF the murder Of Joshua Creiiield,
head of the religious sect known as
the Holy Rollers. The young girl
claims both she and Mrs. Crciiicld
had taken a VOW 10 kill her brother
George, Both women are in Gus
tody.
The revolver used was purchased
by Mrs Creiiield, Just before the
shooting the young girl greeted heI
brother with a smile and hearty
handshake.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-07-13

I'm the Circuit Court 20. thr State oi orc
gou County oi Mulmom1h.
Pearl Harris Plaintiff.
E-.
%. H. Harris. Defendant.
10 %. g.. Harris. defendant
Ia the name ot the STAT, ot Oregon yuu
arc hereby summoned HHI required tn
appear and answer the complaint filed
against you FOO the Hbug. entitled suit ou
on hcior. thc lM dts ui August 1000
which De- after .iN weeks have ,NWgi
from thc date oi thr urt publication ui
thi, summons. n i- prescribed lu tHr
order for the publication of summons
that the summons Dee Published Tor -iN
successive weeks, and said order Was
made and dated tine 1lni day oi June,
1000. and the first publication thereof 4.
made the 10Th dag oi june 1000. and %
YOU fail 20 appear and answer thc plaiu-
tin will apply to the court for thr rvllyi
PRAYED for u her slii complaint, tu Wit
That the bonds of mItrimouy heretofore
and now existing between the plaintiff
and the defendant hc dissolved aud that
She be- divorced from him and for such
other relief AS shall seem equitable
This summons Is Published once week
for six successive weeks 900 the ~. Johns
Review by order of the Honorable Judge
Alfred Scars Ir, judge of the above en-
titled court, made the 22ni day OF June,
1900. H. pENLlN"Eki ,
Attorney for the plaintlh.
ana Chamber of Commerce, Portland,
First insertion June 29, 1890, last inser'
tion August a. 1900,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-07-13
For Sale.

Eggs for Matching from pure bred
Golden, Silver, Ring NeCkod and
Lady Amherst pheasants. Inquire
OF Paul or Thomas Cochran, Uni
versity Park.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-07-13
For Sale or Rent.

Eight-room house in Point View.
For particulars phone Tabor -.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-02
TEARING DOWN
ADAMS HALL
Preparatory to Erecting EIks' New
Opera House--Work Began
Today.

The pulling down OF the building
known as Adams Hall and the prop
erty of Santa Fe Lodge No. AGO, OF
the order of Elks, commenced today
by force OF workmen under the di.
rection OF Supreme Court Clerk j. ID.
Sena. The let is known as No. l0G,
Palace Avenue; is fifty-bwo feet front
and runs clear TO San Francisco
St'eet. 1t Is IN a very desirable 10.
cation for the purpose for which it
will' be used, namely, the erection of
the new Elks' lodge rooms, club
rooms and opera house. The material
In the old building will be sold and
as soon as the lot is cleared actual
construction on the Elks' opera house.
according to the plans adopted. will
commence.
II. d. Clarke, of Denver, who has
charge of the building of the opera
house and is at work raising neces
sary funds for that purpose, has been
quite busy during the past week In
soliciting and obtaining subscriptions
for stock and bonds to be issued by
the Elks' lodge corporation, the BRO.
ceeds of which are to be used tor ie.
fray the cost of the building. Eae
subscriptions received by him SO 1 ar
are as follows.
Jacob Weltmer, r. C. Galxatt 4ss4 !,
esdsafsas y A. TerienE1r Alfred NJ
bereere, Grant Rivenbure. r. II. Han.
na' George s. Blunt. America Digneo
Henry krick, G. A. Haynes, + II
sargent Thomas P. Gable. H. B. ana
;. u Cartwright, Seligman Brothers
H. Z. lontz, Evaristo Lucero DIR
James A. Massie, DR. ]. J. shoop, Col.
onel Z. W. Prlchard, j. IL. Vaughn
a. L. Morrison, Thomas w Hanna n
a. Abbott, Frank Owens w N
townsend, G. A. Carruth. S. w Mar.
Snali' julius Muralter, Edward Eble
~ l.. King, " D. Lorenzo A n
rlsher, V. K. Hurdon, Corbett and
oinyth, j. A. Davis, Edwin s An.
crews, Amado Chayos, Jose d. sena
y. Z. Watson, DR. David Knann and
Charles Closson.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-02
TERMS Of RIO
GRANDE TREATY
Between United
States and Repub-
lie of Mexico.
WATER DIVERSION
And Amount to be Delivered
at Acequia Madre...
Drought Provisions.

Governor Hagerman today received
a copy of the Rio Grande treaty be-
tween the United States and The Re
public Of Mexico, recently ratified by
Congress This agreement between
the two powers Is of considerable In
terest to the residents of the South.
west since it has considerable to do
with the regulating of the waters OF
the Rio Grande River. The terms are
as follows
Article |,
After the completion of the proposed
storage dam near Engle, New Mexico,
and the distributing system auxiliary
thereto, and as soon as water shall be
available in said system for the pur.
pose, the United States shall deliver
to Mexico total of $4,000 acre-feet
OF water annually, in the bed of the
Rio Grande at the point where the
head works of the Acequia Madre,
known as the Old Mexican Canal,
now exist above the city of Juarez,
Mexico
Article II.
The delivery of the said amount of
water shall be assured by the United
States and shall be distributed
through the year in the same proper.
tions as the water supply proposed to
be furnished from the said irrigation
system to lands In the United States
in the vicinity Of Ell Paso, Texas, ac-
cording to the following schedule, as
nearly as may be possible:
Acre feet per Corresponding
month cubic f., water
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-02
IN
PRISON FORCE
Assistant Superintendent Garrett Dis.
missed and John Collier. of Sii.
YER City Appointed.

Captain Arthur Trelford superin-
tendent OF the Territorial penitentiary
late Saturday afternoon, announced
the following changes in the personnel
OF the prison forces: Assistant Super-
intendent r. c. Garrett was removed
from the position which he has filled
Tor the past several years and John
Collier, of Silver City, was appointed
to fill the vacancy.
Yard Master G. d. Adams was also
discharged, and his place was filled
by the appointment of Edward De.
laney, Of Cerrillos. DIR. David Knapp
penitentiary physician was SUSPENDED
pending the action of the Board of
Penitentiary Commissioners and Dr. T.
A. Massie was temporarily appointed
to the place. The suspension of DR..
Knapp is considered practically a dis
missal, although the superintendent
does not have the power to discharge
him without the consent of the board.
Superintendent Trelford said thai
the changes were made "for the good
OF the SERVICE" but that he made no
charges against any of those dis
missed
When G. B. Adams, son of C. d. Ad-
ans, former yardmaster, heard of his
fathers dismissal, he resigned his
place as one Of the prison guards. This
vacancy has not yet been filled.
Socorro County Prisoners.
Sheriff Leandro Baca, of Socorro
County, and Deputy Sheriff E. s. Sta
pleton, arrived in Santa Fe Saturday
In charge Of two prisoners sentenced
to terms in the Territorial peniten-
tiary at the recent session Of the
third judicial district court for Socor-
70 County, Judge Frank w. Parker,
presiding. The prisoners were John
Godcey, sentenced to years for as
sault with intent to kill and Epifanio
Mares, sentenced to one year on the
charge of larceny of horse.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-02
DE VARGAS STATUE
TO CATHEDRAL
With Procession and Other Religious
Ceremonies Yesterday-An I'M
pressive Sight.

The statue of the Virgin Mary
which on Sunday, June "a, was car
ried to the Rosario Chapel in accord
ance with the vow made by De Var.
gas at the time he reconquered New
Mexico from the Pueblos, was yester.
day returned to the Cathedral The
procession. which was almost as large
as that on the Sunday preceding
formed at Rosario Chapel at o'clock
In the afternoon.
The cross bearer and alcolytes fol-
lowed by number of little girls
dressed in white, led the procession.
Then came the women of the contra
ternity Of the Sacred Heart Of Jesus;
the women of the Cathedral parish;
the children of the confraterntfy of
st. Joseph; the Santa Fe Band; the
Catholic men of the Cathedral; the
children of the Sodality of st. Mary,
carrying the statue of the Blessed
Virgin; Vicar General Anthony -Four,
chegu and Fathers Plantard and A.
Besset and the Cathedral Choir
x Leaving the chapel the procession
moved to Rosario Street, thence on
Johnson Street to Grant Avenue,
thence on Palace Avenue to the Ca.
thedral Court.
A large number of people had gath
cred IN the Plaza to watch the pass
ing of the procession and alb fhe
Children Of the SodaLity of st. Mary,
carrying the statue, approached, many
barred their heads while others knelt
In reverence to the Virgin Mary. This
custom, which has been observed for
more than two hundred years, Is a fit.
ting tribute to the memory of the
man who instituted ii and though
more than two centuries have elapsed
since that time. it still stands prom.
lnently among the religious obsery,
ances OF the Catholic churches of
Santa Fe.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-02
ESCAPED PRISONER
NOTORIOUS CONVICT
Edward Nichols Had Also Served
Term at Auburn, New York,
Says Letter.

Edward Nichols, one of the two
cohvicts who recently escaped from
the Territorial penitentiary here and
who has not been recaptured, has
been recognized through a photograph
by officials of the prison at Auburn,
New York. He formerly served a
term there and it is thought that he
aided a prisoner, William Buck, to es.
cape from that institution after his
release. Captain Arthur Trelford,
superintendent Of the New Mexico
pcnltentiary, is in receipt of the fol
lowing letter, which Is self expIana.
tory. 1t Is accompanied by a full de-
scription Of Buck, who may be Mich
OILS partner in the escape. The let.
ter Is as follows:
Arthur Trelford, Esq, Supt. New Mex
leo Penitentiary, Santa Fe, N. M.
Dear Sir:--l am In receipt of cir.
cular advertising the escape of pris.
oners James Grimes and Edward Mich.
OILS from your institution We recog.
nlze Nichols as one Charles Grannon,
received here on the 18th day of April,
1901, for burglary, term three years
three months; discharged October 80,
1903, On the evening of the day that
he left this prison, an inmate by the
name of William Buck, escaped by
SCALING the wall and we had at the
time well founded suspicious that
Grannon waited for Buck on the out.
isde and assisted him in getting away.
No trace of Buck has been found as
yet, and | enclose herewith a descrip.
tive circular representing him and
would be pleased to know II Buck
Is an inmate Of your institution or If
you have had any record of him since
his escape from Auburn prison.
Yours truly
GEORGE W. BENTIAM,
Agent and Warden.