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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
FOR COLIC AND DIARRHOEA.

find Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy to be
the best remedy i'm the world" says
hr G. J.. Carter of Skirum, Ala. "I
ann subject 10 collie and diarrhoea.
Last spring it seemed as though I
would die. and think | would if |
hadn't taken Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I
haven't been troubled with it since
until ,h,s week Which, had a very
e.."u. attack and took half bottle
oi ,b" twenty-five cent size Chamber
Hu.s collie Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and this morning feel like
new man
For sale by The White Pharmacy,
Cor Princeton Ave and Bland st.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29

In spealing OF the Democratic ad-
miuistration In Charleston which
went i'm power last spring, the
Charleston Gazette says:
"The people should remember the
difference between March events and
July happenings, In considering the
city ADMINISTRATION. In March II was
am dirt smuggling. over-bearing use
of official position. &C. &c. Now the
street commissioner is at work, the
police are protecting. not beating,
citizens and there is a feeling OF Sc
unity The difference is the simple
One between responsible and ire
uon-ibio government"
This is the reform we hope for
BluoGcld next spring. Nothing can
be- more cowardly than the smuggling,
overwhelming disposition Of few OF
our officials whose sworn duty IT Is
Jo preserve law and order We have
examples of it i'm BmeReld. We
have some good and efficient officials
boo thc opposite party TO our faith.
\II honor 90 those. But not long
aa" man who was never before ar
rested came TO Blucneld and was
drinking somewhat and after being
searched was mcrcilossly beaten with
"a hl1ckiack This was done to n
prisoner who made no resistance
Whatever. May Bluefeld follow
harlc-tou's example.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
The Paths OF MornIna.

Dow upon the blossoms and a robin en-
the bD gn.
Up the paths OF morning d1ty's voice 10
calling now
SwsethssTts at the front gate wives
within the door
Up tho paths Of morning 20 the armies
OF the poor
Up the paths OF morning TO the thunder
OF the street
The hearts or love are rowing TO the
swing OF dancing feet
For there beside the roses when the
whistles blow good night
They know the lips 81 loving walt to
lead them 10 the liEhU
Up the paths 81 morning from the vallsyS
deep with dew
Up the tangled roadwsys violet-carpetsd
With blue
Hands that wiold the hammers on the
anvil- Of the dav
Hands that WELD the pencils on MES
lsdKers. swing away!
Up tho paths Of morning All the toilinE
armies come
70 music OF tho millWhe-l- Ia the city's
throb and thrum.
And brave bright faces Klimmrr with
the smile Of love and trust
For the sweet lips waiting youder with
the kiss that heals the dust!
Baltimore sun.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
PUBLIC OPINION
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.

The Jamestown Exposition is one
OF the most crcditablc and instructive
public exhibits ever held i'm America.
and those who fail 10 attend it are
more ro be piticd than blamed.
J'dsine from the ATTITUDE of the
Southern papers. the South at least
win continue TO send good represen-
alton Richmond Times-Dispatch
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
CANDIDATES IN DAILY LEADER
DIAMOND rim CONTEST
BALLOTS RECEIVED.

Miss Anna Hearn. Ferrelrs Dry
'''''7 store ................ $500
Miss G. Ncn McAlister. Ferrem's
Dry Goods store ....... 1900
Bliss May Baldwin, Pedigos Dry
Goods store ............815O
Miss Sadie Tabb Stenographer,
Hun Andrews & Thomas. $3.50
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
MONDAY, july 30, 1907.
NORTH CAROLINA RATE srrr,-
ION

II is CERTIFYING to note that the ten
sion in the No.t1 Carolina rate
cases has been relieved by the agree
ment of the railroads 20 .,ut i'm eject
the Ia cent rate August A;b. TO
await the final adjudication of the
supreme Court of the United Stntes
as to the constitutionality
The relations between me STATE
and Federal courts had become in
tensely strained, Judge Pr.tchard
threatening to have the state court
Judge before him for contempt II bo
continued TO enforce the penal
statute against ticket agents for sell
ing tickets above the prescribed
rates, and the Counter-threat or
Governor Glenn to protect the State
Judge with force if necessary. II
really appeared as if another serious
conflict between state and Federal
rights had arisen II was contended
That the action of Judge Pritchard
was without precedence. and I'm eff
feet amounted to taking away from
the States the right to either make
or enforce any state legislation
without the consent of the Federal
judiciary.
The question OF interstate com
merce was not involved. inasmuch
as the rate law had no extra terri
torial effect and did not i'm any way
supercede or conflict with Federal
legislation, Judge Pritchards de-
cision being based upon the fact
that the Corporation Commission
was not a Legislative body and had
no right 10 prescribe rates. and
that the act of the commission was
therefore confscatory.
The states have grown accustomed
to having due credit given their leg
islation, but in cases of uncpnstitu-
tionality have cheerfuIy accented
the ruling of cour court Of last re-
sort
The northern press have taken
occasion to severely critcise Gov
ernor Glenn and the North Carolina
judiciary for their course. We are
unable TO see why over much weight
should be attached to Judge Pritcb-
ards decision.
Judge Pritchard was appointed to
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
Mss Han EoisriaIas

N Louise uaa eufeaa.afd ast
hl lshtAs as heae ef1aafa a8 Nm
l.smsu q rafser 4f Sc sa q
lanof hslne N8a Wsttw Hltef ruNn.
slIs Ne Fie hauand pas played
daHns tia saff psu 60 tise eten'ne
thc ladies Ffis8 helnf eon ~
Wsntaeftt Tie ipale was bffl e
81 ee TIE keatienaas pfIft .a
handsome aatta ih Waa son h SIR
Etsaf HaNneioN Cards uefe foeas
ei by dAuflns Aff ftfIesmfHls INa
eseulag ess ord nl ti.e mnsf pleasant
20 il,s ,eaf
AmsnR Mis- Halls quests aelt
Misses WenteoFih Gefrfuae Ni1ifsf
Hgfd lfensias Pauline keller Mattel
nagbf Sell Davis. BERTHA fiiumaeau.
Ms + " lionfosJ, Nm 8 II. nat.
ief. Msssrs z. N nonfuay. Harry
Mitchell KaxAf Baauetan. ~ Tay
los Iein CFutehHeld. JOHN flfFd. Toby
Tyler Zoe CFomssll Ard Fred Rat.
elf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
ENDLESS CHAIN
FlENDS HERE

IaeH a M al present aa o8 aeMie
M kaite e lem asn pager
letters n nyem aH asta8 lhr
AaWe it sse peN ea ass
a. etsss IS aagfe4 rlat n fa ufl "a.
wt ht eesfef as e 8 t0
n'ne gfAtf aern ar.flng aue letter
ta9 he nN meel CREST blessings
ANA = he ails go vfte the nine
9ihM 1elfefa cuna g ee sff a
certain to l.eie 0gea Hin one tereaf
uat Ihe h.estaN aa seea t4,at of
taafshs DEATH
flseM hatee age ef egans be work
ef haruigss hmaf.es ef extremely So.
psmfllHM persons hf sane paoule
eta wce.ve uem are frehtenas az
tao fhfeats Nais Ile writer's. asa
matter q fact mas rsl nto trouble
v4ih the pafa aufbau8m ID Is
against fle ap ta seUa aaQuYmoas
threats y insaltiae .stten tuu tbe
mafM
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
BOB OWENS GREAT GALE.
the Frozen
Stare at Washing
ton, D. c.

Guthrie, Okla.. fe6. "a Il IA ex.
esedingly probable ti.at ths Demo.
cratic constitutional eougenfion and.
ine that its request for aa additional
appropriation from congress for 81.
psnses. IS not being received siih any
snpef4baudanee q ~ on tile part u
the eongressmes both DemocFztlcA and
Republican. vii cut Is sssslufn silogt
Reports ffpn washington tpsiag bs.
aicate that Col bob Owens sAa 70
eeisea Wlth the "fnzen stare "a th1
paFs = leaders - his own parts and
that ~ eas practically to.d that there
so9la BE- nothing doing eifa Unele
sam hea.ase q 1he nanneF % whleh
tun delegates % tie eonstitutionsl
-aaFsaiHg hafs saeaHderea tile ag.
ropHaiiaa a.rsdg maIe sili0af h4t
lnE anl tbhA 81 Mlou faf
IM egaa imu Washington stats
thaf anee nemtef q a1sfesA
tol blean nsmmnt ua g.
faaal ah4 hUrs as sailtHal aioa
Aace Democratic .eadee fgauta -.
mH tiat ln tlaa Qf shat tHe nfen.
g. IS ilas aaa ar failed O. de. e eo4d
ue be a8fsas ~ eaagfes g a.
pfopaA'e aus Hoe m9aey ia -
thmnu % ite birds
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
COURT ADJOURNS
Nowata. However Nnl Have
another Term Beginning
April 20

Judge a. GI Marshal S. n
paffasl Deputy CIsrs = A Gland.
lcr fleputy Sttornsy O I. Rider aud
others returned iasi aleht from Sc.
sAiAs shsfr coaft adluafHsa frstsf.
iaf sftefneou TIE iuFy in The eAss
% Charley ksyss 6f8ashs 81 verdict
81 uof guilty THIS IS tie fourth time
keses la bean tried Ga tie elAfge q
cattle stealing and thg foafth aeQalt.
IA Ia has heen dsfendsd eacA tine
bg Attafnegs r A Tlll0lsaa u 40
NatA and Preston Davis ~ thsclty.
Anothsr term q efminsi and cltH
court Will O. held Al NuwAtA begin
Ming April - TIE docket At No1Ata
ia lafgs and constantly hnrrsAslfik
uue notwithstanding re fAct Tat s
large part q the business hAs beea
transferred q larucsule
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
Many Lives Lost in a
Storm on North
Sea

London. fsh p There wss Ter.
rlbls sa's hers thls mo'nlng. Mhleh
wAs generally over the nogfh sea Tlie
Great Eastern siesmer lleflln struck
q h1sss tfylHs 70 enter lhe satsruay
~ Tie port u Holland this morning
aud sJnk wilh ali % hoard
Tie steamer bfose ia tao. her f0f.
ward part Immediately sinklng uhlls
uie passengers aud efea Numbering
iug ~. coeefea on t3e stern
willis salnlf attempting to ase tlsa
llistaafs ouy ape person sas saved
fiem tHe enfire etem
Ieeaiy uf iha flseEeas have tsou
washed ssiafe alns1f Nlaeiueu 81
ti40s arasned stfs aemtem 81 a
Gsfm4a aprm eompaHf ufo tad JUST
~ e8 uie vaaau u WN afn
aai vrfs ntHmlaE bans oae af tlo
Einsa meaaefa pe aaon fime
dHd
l s. believed iit fle Bh.Hne
~ amer tas Been
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
WILLIAM c.
PATTON DEAD

william g pAttun, oua q TIE nlslust
ami mosi-fcspecied citizens q tie
Cilegakes Nalien. and, until within =
fes ytafs pAsfs 5 resident q MS eitys
died at Al ocloca FWtiAg morning
81 Its home in 1uskrese ior taefi=
8 ate yeafs q lad tesa resident Is
N'nlta. ana during most 81 llaat Tine
haa lsen aeiIself engaged g. tic tasi.
ness llie 81 ihe t0au lle #H las
htFe res esiats haIdlHss osfe
wr raftdh aas born SID ad at
uatasas hnHh 81. g. HHs uOe
suausa uF taHIlf g aaGiesn elte
dlsp Ills laiisf eas ca eta sHft.ef af
the IarMes state hsYlHs Nva ltf
and Nafei there himself IH ialtrf
eNnei aHr h0l 30 ske@i 64eissd
arrss e ais3. bne - hth sae of
Tie fensh bread and uaY.daeu flx
sfs. and sala q have teen enc q tlse
aaai plantations lu tie enlifs State
When gsfg yoanR mau 81 q Pat
tan iefi his home ln North eafoilua
AMI moved & Lafayette. 0a Where
- embarked ln the mercantile blsl
ness. II vhlen he vas destined q cen.
tluas he remsindef q hls active life
TIE was successful from the afsf
While llsing in Geogia he married
Miss Jane Davis the eldest daughter
Of ~ and Ms Martin Davis q Ken.
sln0ton, Ga.. the sister q Mrs. J .
Hall and Mn & " ulll, both 81
whom ara now residents Of Nlnlta.
After some years Ar. rattou aud
rs family consisting q himself his
ulfe and three daughters. pha later
became - marriage MnA =. /. ilaisell
Ars f. + Flte nsf wfs " 3 toe.
sayI moscd ffm FEola. "a. 90
Springfield. Aa Nlle tia family
vefe tssIaeHls y liist town 81 nm
uaisell asa Pres graduated from uTWy
oallsgf aad sefe isisr se1t g Nssar
rollsge hs theif father
From sgf.nKfahi if family aage5
e fiulga. aAen Na lanea sg
q s tesf sasesi usiessfa eh
h esd age1 8 l4fse esti'e
fsaH 81 8 e 81 H ala
ef kaast W ~ tAa fa se
fstfs
ie r A ~ fo
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
WAIT ON COUNCIL
Division | Of Commercial Club
is Waiting on New
Ordinances

nlslsloa of tha Comncwl4i club
met l4st night and pefteeted a TEN.
pofAfY ufsanliAiien " 3 ClapiAm
AS elected chairman q tie commit
- aud y 4 ciAglessofth secretary
Tie various subeemmtlteo, wefe net
appointed this helug reserved fof a
latter mes,ing AT present TIE diyis.
len. which j. tie division of street
paving and sidewalks Is saltlng up
oa tie action af tho eitg eauuca
Aftef tie new ordinance IS East
which Riddle aHd CIapiam have pre-.
paired an which. lt Is believed ~iIl
peFmlt The eauociI q afder TIE laying
ol walks pbeu petitions lave betn
usfacfs 30 tile former ~.
dinance all - corrected Several
pei its0as 81 WALKS have teen present
ei ta tae council aua walesha bseB
aeiered aI3 hat ne ordnance has
u bsu enforced
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
HOPE GROWS LESS
FOR CURTIS BILL
Chairman Rogers, However, of vinita
Committee Is Still Hard at Work
Trying to Influence Congress

A speclai alsp4gch from Washing.
Il tie Muskoxes rhosnin saga thar
tlsc Curtis biA for tho emofal q tie
restrictions rAn hardly - pAA' a. this
ssNioa % cnsfess tlip -tensgpf Cur
Is Il aerklns acsiTelf IL bel2if of
tae measure. NmitA eitifens hos.
exef nm neg yet aisrguneea lils
Commercial elab COMMITTEES 81 Wbieil
Il i8 nf9sm Is alaifnan "a Il u efis.
TO- isttegs sndins ae'eglans afai
dshsx esef, thing weslu.etn eate iim
p4.e ol fht biiI And MF iiwon
IS afi endaeni tlat tte hil a.a u
pAsi.
Mf i.rNuls SoAiegsAY afgcGea fe
esltea lsttsf from james Mafson.
congressman flem lniiaua, tte iie
puhiicsn sAip ln fHc haas ~ia
tauas clesrf q Speaker Csnnn
pso,ahsY tran aeg other nan AE
Mafsu ttfsH ehish e MI SIS
y hepstai = As iei'uws
"a have roar letter feas tlAt
yea have made soar request 100 lsis
Zoe ee are .sfy greatly preai fof tiHe
And aft iaui.ef tshiad li.An as have
ever been at ths ss4sln q ,ise feaf
within u,y anpwlrasp
"a shall - pleased 70 meptien tie
mattet d tiia speaker ara A shat J
ca g hsip sou imagine ~msthlne
aslRff aats tern dasas lad Ano~u ~
Il eafiief ] sil4ll ~ pleased - - tie
hest / eAn. AoveYef under tie cir.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
Delegates 70 Constitutional
Convention Disguised
With Themselves

Cuihre. 0klA Hebls There
some doalt asto sasthsf lie ea5tsa.
.tIm WlH ever a48nf constitution
n,stfas I'D l.ena asafan - e,ef
aes aa8 delegate, 81 anaal
IsasIa afth IS afsHf4H -
4ralns tar ffs
ee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21

~ active buslnsss nan. ana { flne
anaDelsf i,s sas = 81 sHcslieat
ehAfaettt as, having beca couaA
taut and faithful msmheF = ths Ne.
siloils Episcopal uhutciG south. for
mofa ti.4n ants ge4a.
Tho 80 must have suffered great pain
"a ~ as Ie4fs i,s Waa Kl0s And can.
sldefats tosRsfyaus especially y the
membsfs of bs family It's ~ =
quest bstefe he became uurouNsloas
sAs that lis sau il aa. Mt flaloa
miEht help him O. De doeu. Is 80
sas aot feeling sell a haatiag
spell suati and DE- never recovered
cgisselaushest e sae though THUS
aaf tAf 3, eaa dsaH bat ho mlIed
somewhat hsssf, he~egsf recovering
Consciousness ils ras awag psaes
folly fnHaY HorHrs
- deasis 1851 81 sslil fa.t IS narf
relatives sHa faas sie lsAgt
eife aai taa asaef8ss to uan ha
ius the fht3 aaf3e Mn W s.
RHa HaF4W scar sac rs
ass }eamaa IHe nuofaisaa
alii - heIt 81 tia.t
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
jim CROW
SEES FINISH

8etHffe Feh g IGAf r m
CfW al'l mt p Aem m
S. tat0g aHd ass Iesaf
slH Hesie aa
s sas efl4ea t -
this neH
iissse m 3 a
q Hlee a
Ih Il Nfu
fEAH Raves M H
eaet & Nas
auau ieNtTe HsIH Cham.
hem aua komega motion 81
lo uss .asi bg te th aafslo
county seat ease aas made e. special
oflar tar SATURDAY
q motion % RECONSIDER Initiative
AMI fefeunium vas table ana com
mItfee q whole reported measure e.
convention for passing
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
LOCAL OPT|ONISTS
HAVE SPLIT APART
Prohibition Forces Presenting Solid
Front viii Probably Hold Their
Present Advantage

Guthrie OKLA Feb q. a spil, has
dsfsiepea ID tila losai option fosres of
tie uew slafs ana IS : walt l. Is
NOS predicted that tie prohibition
claass neoeutl5 adopted Is tis CON.
mlgtee 81 ths slals q ,ls eoasiltu.
tenal convention VII stmala nnaIs
iufhe5
g wefameui awoaF fie aelna 5
men eS tie 1eW ats ass ngan
HscHllf fof Ue la4pee - Ineusaclne
tie delegates O. elanse lhelr pnitns
go ihH ai - k bfenef C,aia
hoMa cf1 vas ave pHnelra factor M
te movement aba oeseeted 3 -.
luR f0em toNalhef a GUiiu8 on
Monday ns Az lmliessn aas
crested faf Hyan was tlG alee ep
feHHlafNp e the hfsau interests
ano Ear ~ purpose la aFsau aR tha
tHina8 man nas fa E ghsm % lu.
ausuca fte convention % Stale
faNoeh.f te fAe 'a Iniet
Aits impression m Indignantly m
aie3 h toih tbs hanaa mtns IS
gan.nfiea ard ne hfseuu 0eoq.o.
Tie i9fmsf age reg mUeh afaaehi p
teeaaao O. tlie caunecfi0u oftho name
.0i hpafs theF agent Witi tle liquor
peops Nhfch ties eialm las lesn
prluaela g Their luterssfs hefare
tee csnxanti0u
TIC Prohibition iafces elalm lAat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
FIND GOOD ROUTE
Supoye for HoN Railroad at
Work 10 tie spayInsW
Hills

j. 8 Gillespie promoter 0f lNe AT.
81 - Oklahoma s Northwestern
fah. ad Was iu fho city yesterday
having lnst returned from the spAsl.
nae hills, Nhere the engineering camp
Is nov located. NJ Gillespie a. that
from present indications AZ entirely
feaslbla gfada can b secured e. spayl.
mas on difaa line from Niulls
HyA slight change iu tie grade a
much more direct lac has been -.
cured tlsan Vas 81 srsl believed posi-,
b.s. Ahi a lafke smouut q cutting and
Cling slli - saved Tire Surveyors
IL IS expected. viii reach sntinan .-
self saue time tits week
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
FEW HEARD
RUTHERFORD

TlWfa eeIe fblHtl Heep paoplo present
w lfe e0urt haaa lasr night Is listen
@ zee g6ech s. 81 Rutherford 80
Nmsosee Democratic cHH8laafe far
fhe Dafed SH aeaa fm tHe
neW Hate HfaM ama a il4e
ns M e t
t.fHafed M % M sn
6 Ma ni
~ Hf
I#
A
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
GAS THIS
WEEK SURE

sW se the
s. Efa HoHss f re ef5
tH ~ he el
fa t Ues Hffse
w m
fe
" s
W
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
MAY REOPEN
COUNTY LINES

Guthrie Fsb Henry johnson
has called a democratic caucus for to.
night and il i expected tie Jim
Cfps Proposition sili te considered
Sentiment sesms 70 - ueafly equally
divided with chances favorable % tlls
defeat q tie clauss
Ten sections uf ths alIfuAd report
weru adopted tits morning tie mosl
Important belrg Prohibiting tie
consolidation q eompsiiug Au8 laf.
allsl tines tl.e purchase of railroads
chartered iH Oklahoma hg ferelgn
failread cofpoIatEaus S pfuhhfsa.
fhe eltlnK " tsklHs If psNss 81 Efes
telesfanl|e franks IS nsas efiHe
A. m.IIuad haiif within four miles
q county seaf Hasf fAs em f
fhfe6 faiHad AiNianeH sfe Is -
s'sefsi inf 81 sesl terms
ase M aal aaats e
tialseHH msf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21

cuHsiAucFs
Letters have ais3 lssa 'tcelNea ffpa1
Representatives sfrfhefis q TEXAS
aud Lloyd II Missouri both Demo.
cfsls. elo pfomse % lgns syefY A..
sltlahec possible b tlie psege q ihs
biI
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21

there aiil he 80 change O. Tile report
Of tiie con uittet of fle whole on tive
prohibition Question
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-07-02
ITALIAN WINS
BIG AUTO RAGE.
Nazzaro First in
the French Grand
Prix
FRENCH DRIVER WAS End
Christie the American Driv-
er and His American Car
Were Not in 1t.

Deppe, France, July 2.--Nazzaro
today won the grand prlX automobile
race. His time was G hours. 46 min
utes, 33 seconds. Szisz was second,
time hours, 53 minutes, 10 seconds.
Duray's machine broke down in the
eighth round, leaving Nazzaro in the
lead by four minutes.
The course measured approximately
ATT miles. Fifty thousand persons
saw the start. while 100000 Others
were concentrated at other villages
along the route to view the race.
Felice Nazzaro, the winner, is an
Italian He drove a Fiat car, built in
France. Frances S. ZissZ, who TOOK
second place, is Frenchman. He
drove Renault car Of French make
The race was run over a heavy
track with thirty-eight participants
chiefly from France. Christie, the only
American and driving an American
machine had trouble early in the race
and did not figure among the leaders
The race was marked by no serious
accidents, although a minor collision
occurred between two OF the cars.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-07-02
ALL is SERENE
AT PENITENTIARY
Convicts Counted and Turned Over to
Superintendent LittrelI--Taking
Inventory.

Matters at the Territorial peniten-
tlary are moving smoothly and the
new administration is gliding along
without hitch and without difficulty.
Superintendent Marion Littrell evil
dently knows well what he is about
and his eight years experience as
sheriff of one Of the largest counties
in the Territory and his natural abil-
ity enable him to adjust himself to
the duties of his new position prompt
ly and easily.
Assistant Superintendent r. G. Gar.
rett naturally having had nearly sew
en- years experience as yardmaster
and as assistant superintendent, acts
like one to the manner born and feels
as natural in the place and as at home
in 1t as a trout In an upper Pecos Riv-
or pool,
Two hundred and sixty-eight con-
vlcts were turned over at 5 O'Clock
last evening to the new official and
twenty-four convicts were accounted
for in the convicts' camp located in the
Gallinas Canon and the men reported
as at work constructing the Scenic
Highway. This forenoon Nicholas De
laney who has filled the position as
yardmaster some months resigned and
John Hartley was temporarily ap
pointed to fill the position. Hartley
has served as guard for several
months. He came from Albuquerque
Other minor changes may take place
that the good of the service may de-
mand and occasion require. Yard
master Delaneys resignation was vol
untary.
The inventory of the property Of the
prison is now being prepared and will
be checked off by Superintendent Lit
trell as soon as ready.
Former Superintendent Arthur Trel
ford left the prison yesterday evening
after Superintendent Littrell mad as
sumed charge Former Assistant Su
| perlntendent Samuel d. Sample left
the prison today.