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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-02-02
S. BETHEA & CO.,
2027 Sd Avenue.
W. A. Sheriff.. Salesman.

FOR RENT.
RESIDENCES-NOR
$25. 00-2517 9th avenue. rooms.
$45 OO-2602, 18th avenue, s rooms.
RESIDENCES-SOUT
500 0O--1109 18th st, rooms.
$50. O0-2S90 Avenue G, 8 rooms.
$45. 0O-216o Highland avenue, rooms.
$45.OO-1000 10th avenue, 8 rooms.
$35. 0O-113O 18th street, s rooms.
$650O-Lncoln St, 10th and 18th avenues,
10 rooms.
SAT. 50-1227 Goth ST., rooms.
$50. 00-1730 10th avenue, rooms.
S22. 50-1912 Avenue H. rooms
STORES.
si2. 50-1326 I'd avenue, l story
$35. 00-228-230 S. Dist ST., story.
$I6.00-301 8. 21st ST., story.
$3.50 00-2309-11 Morris avenue, story.
s275. 0O--2024 End avenue, story.
$10000-1st avenue and 18th ST., story.
s137. 50-2124 End avenue, 21221A End avenue,
story.
S125O0-2nd avenue and 25th St, stores.
$50. 00-1700 1st avenue, l story.
$25. 00-2531 End ave-, story.
Phone for full particulars.
w. B. LEEDY q co
Phones ~. 112 North ASt sc.
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HERE is YOUR BEST CHANCE FOR A
HOME

$1400-Large corner lot, fve-room house.
almost new. on I'D street, one block
from car line terms, 500 cash and SIS
per month.
$1O0O-Good 5O-foot lot. four-room house,
one and one-half blocks from car line,
near 50th street; terms, $50 cash, balance
a little more than rent.
$2l5O-A beautiful new, five-room house in
nice part of Woodlawn; terms to suit
purchaser
We have four new five-room houses that
have gas, electric lights all sanitary
connections; lovely cabinet mantels;
china closet, etc. on 18th and 50th
streets, that we can sell you on easy
payments and at panic prices.
$7O00-Lot 100x190 feet; new houses renting
for $S7 per month; better see this
$l100-16 lots, four-room house, Woodlawn,
almost a gift.
No. 1926 list avenue is a lovely six-room
house with wide hall, on lot 50x200 feet
The price is $3.50 on your own terms.
No. 204 Grace street, one block from East
Lake car line. is a good five-room house
on splendid lot, fronting east, and the
price is cut to $1295 on small cash pay
ment.
We want you 90 inspect those two new
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WANTED-Merchant to put stock OF
goods at coal mine in town of 1000 in
habitants, on percentage basis. VIII
have trade of town of 1000 inhabitants
Also Good thing for right man. Address
Commissary, care Age-Herald.
1-30-2t-thu-su
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IF YOU can invest $3.50 month for ten
months. a total of $25 on an invest
ment that will pay you profit OF
s25 and more, write me for full par
ticulars f. M. Ayres, SO East 2Sd
Streat New York.
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SOUTH HIGHLAND HOME.
To be sold for $4,000.

y DC oUIu TUT VVV0V'
This is one of the prettiest modern
homes in the city. Is near Five
Points on lot 65x196 feet. Has nine
large rooms, wide halls and porches
Furnace heated and a CRATE in each
room, with beautiful cabinet mantels.
Combination gas and electric fix
lures. Large laundry in basement.
Two-room servants house in rear
You will have to see this home to
appreciate its beauty and conven-
fence. The price is made for short
time only. You do not often see such
property. as this offered for sale.
(F-2S)
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DEEP wrinkles, smallpox scars, freckles
and moles removed in two to three
weeks. Results permanent and guaran-
teed; also hollow cheeks filled painless
ly at one sitting; no detention from bus
mess; safe, sure and speedy Gentle
men and ladies treated at my office, S27
South 18th street. Hours from 10 a. M,
to 4 D. m. Peoples phone 2097. Consul
tation free. Mrs Briggs. Demotologist.
During the month of February l VIII
make a discount of one-fourth from reg
Mar nrice
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 1850 9Th
avenue. 11-3-tf
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THERE IS NO EXCUSE
FOR NOT BUYING
THAT HOME
NORTH 10th STREET.

A beautiful Groom, two-story resi-
dence; we'll built from an attractive
plan and is real substantial, COM
Portable home. Fine cabinet mantles,
electric fixtures and bath. On one
of the best lots on this street. I
believe this place will bring at least
$4,000 in a short time, and you will
know it is bargain as soon as
you see it. Now the price is $4,000
for " cash. (T-2D
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TOR RfINT-Large, front room, well fur
nished with private family in steam
heated apartment; lady or couple pre-
referred: references required. Call Bell
nhone 2218.
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MANAGER WANTED-An Ohio COR
poration manufacturing household
necessity desires Alabama manager;
demonstration in leading depart
ment stores; office furnished; three
years contract; salary $2100 and
commission; good opening for man
of character and ability. Address
Manager, 675 Snowflake Bldg, Tole-
do, Ohio. 2-2-4t-Su
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Five-room cottages, 305 and
SO9 South 9th street; $15 and SIG per
month"; good four-room cottage. sos
South 32d street, $40. Smith & STILL
man, 2O5 and FOG Hood Bldg 2-1-2t
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MODERATE amount of additional capi-
tai needed to finish development Of coal
mine now producing liberal interest, TO
congenial party. Address for particu-
lars coal Mine. care Age-Herald
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$500.

$500.
CORNER lot with new six-room resi-
dence fronting east; electric lights,
bath sanitary connections. etc; cabinet
mantels sliding doors and in irst-class
condition; right on car line, in best Sec
tlon of North Birmingham. This will
make a good home, or will pay about ~
per cent as an investment owner must
sell; see it.-Q2)
JEMISON REAL ESTATE &
INSURANCE CO..
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S4.5OO.

$4,000.
RARGAIN-Lot 5Ox100 with new, strictly
modern, two-story, seven-room resi-
dence; edge of South Highlands;
chance to get good value, good nome,
good investment on attractive terms;
this goes for $500 cash, with balance on
rental basis; a good all around buy; see
lido
JEMISON REAL ESTATE &
INSURANCE co.
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III feet on Highland avenue, elevated
and beautiful, ss5 per foot
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We can surely please you in Nor
wood either in a home or investment.
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UNION REALTY co.
Sell phone 642. 2131a N. goth st
NOTHING BUT BARGAINS.
Bell phone 642.


$15O0-Lot 50x160, with good seven-room
house and bath, located in East Lake,
one block of car line; not less than one
half cash.
$15OO-Lot 5Ox15O, with good ave-room
house; half block of East Lake car and
73d street; terms to suit you
S2700-Lot 75x165, with three four-room
houses, renting for $50; located on Sloss
avenue, East Lake.
$2700-Three lots being 15OX1S0, with seven
rooms and good cement basement; SER
wants house and barn; house has mod
ern conveniences; good elevated LOTS
terms, $1,000 cash and balance $50 per
month
Lot In Central park, less than cost, on
easy payments, no interest.
$e50O-Business lot SO 1-3x100, on 9Th ave-
nue. and 18th street; Improvements
worth $4,000 and rented for $50 per month.
Bring the cash.
FOR RENT-Residenees.
1103 18th avenue, south, rooms, modern.
1424 Sth avenue, five rooms, modern.
1905 Sd avenue, West End, five rooms.
1903 Sd avenue, West End, five rooms
14O5 Sth avenue, north, five rooms.
1915 I'd avenue. three rooms.
1011 South 18th street. seven rooms, mod
ern.
47O5 LIST avenue, Woodlawn, four rooms,
modern.
Let us insure your property. You will
need it in case of fire.
S. BETHEA & CO.,
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WANTED-Immediatel one or two
rooms furnished for light housekeeping;
must be clean and desirable; location
within walking distance of wholesale
district preferred. Address X. D., care
Age-Herald
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-02-02

- HAVE two panic bargains in
.Sss homes at West End. one facing
t,fs<fsN ear, one half block of car, Haw-
sfsg as'sf kins station let me show you
these Davis, 406 Jefferson bank.
phone 1870 2-2-tf
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TWO adjoining rooms, newly and COM
pletely furnished for light housekeeping;
gas stove, heat and light furnished; best
neighborhood; Loop and ldlewlld cars
mass the door; seven minutes from Par
ker's; rent very reasonable. Call 500 s.
10Th street
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WANTED-Two upfurnished rooms
within walking distance of Wood
ward for $40 month. Give full partic-
ulars. Address w. M H., care Age
Herald.
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FOR RENT-NeW and elegantly fur
nished rooms, steam heated, modern
and up date; terms reasonable' one
block of Terminal station. Apply
o5nn1h eth avenue.
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WANTED-By young couple, no children,
three or four furnished rooms in modern
home for housekeeping, will furnish
own linens dishes and bedding. Ref
erences exchanged. Address BIG, care
pe- Herald
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GENTLEMAN desires room and board
with private family; South side; give
full particulars regarding terms, etc.
fG-15 care Age Herald.
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A COTTAGE HOME.
For a business man.

Located on best part of Avenue I.
Built by a northern man for a home,
and he built such a home as we
southerners rarely see built; double
f1oored and closely storm sheeted. 1t
is substantial from first to last. Has
five rooms, front and back porches,
high ceilings, electric lights, hot and
cold bath; good plumbing; large
basement; gas connections for cook
ing. Is vermin proof and is real
little beauty. See this and you will
want it. Price $500, on reasonable
terms. Cpd
NEAR GLEN IRIS.
Price $4,000.
Terms $1,000 cash, balance to suit. Will
buy q new 8-room, two-story, modern
residence, on lot 50x150 feet, having
eastern frontage This is a modern
and convenient home. Is heated by
a Peck Williamson Favorite hot air
furnace Pretty mantels and cleo
trio light fixtures. Fine bath; hot
and cold water. Servants house.
The rooms are well arranged; bath
up and down stairs. Inspect this
closely and then figure it out for
yourself. You will see it is real cheap
at the price. (C-25)
FOUNTAIN HEIGHTS.
Two new modern four and five room
cottages one block of car line that
I can sell for $500 cash and bal
ance annually. Price s210o. (F-S3)
LOTS--THE BEST--LOTS
LOTS-TiE CHEAPEST--LOT
The prettiest lots in this district are
in Belle Haven, on the South Bessemer
car line They are high, we'll drained
and have natural shade. Have con-
crete walks and graded streets. Is
being built up with a nice class of
residences. Buy one of these lots now
and in the spring build a home on it,
There are no other lots in this district
as pretty, as cheap, as desirable for
an investment or home. Prices: 1886,
$500 and $425. Terms 10 per cent
cash, $40 month.
Geo. o. Mabry,
Bell 1872. 2117 Third Ave.
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ESTABLISHED 1899
MESSER REAL ESTATE and
INSURANCE co.
224 NORTH 2iST ST.
Homes and investments the
SOUTH 18TH STREET.

SOUTH 18TH STREET.
Beautiful 2-story, 8 room home, electric
lights, handsome cabinet mantels, furnace
heated, in fact. it is up to-date in every
way and the price is only $780, terms
$3.50 cash, balance at 6 per cent.
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FOR RENT-Two front corner rooms,
up stairs, furnished complete with
linen, dishes, gas range for light
housekeeping; $25 per month; corner
bed room furnished, $40; hot bath,
telephone, etc. Apply 730 N. 21st
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VACANT LOTE.
100 feet on waucoma street for 5000.
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WANTED-By family of four adults 4
rooms, unfurnished. or will take half
of house, must have modern conven-
fences and be centrally located will
exchange references. Address L., care
Age Herald.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-17
ANDREWS AND PARTY HERE
Spoke to Large Audience In the
Afternoon Statehood the Issue

Delegate ". II, Andrews and
party, who are making the territory
in the interests OF the delegate and
statehood ior New Mexico, spent
Monday in this city, In the party
were Delegate Andrews, II. ).
Simms, OF pecos; Gen. G.. ".
Prichard, oil Santa Fe; lose ID.
Sena, clerk oi the Supreme court,
and mayor OF Santa Fe, and attor.
ney Ralph { Ely, OF Deming.
Delegate Andrews, Mr.. Ely and
Gen Prichard spoke to large
Audience at the court house, the
theme OF ali the speeches being
statehood Tor New Mexico.
There is only one issue that re-
publicans are making in this cam.
paign, and that Is statcnood-no
longer a dependency hu, soy.
ereign state, and representation IN
the United States Congress is the
slogan. Delegate Andrews spoke
as follows;
Mr.. President, Ladies and Gent.
lemen;
lt's lust ,oa, years ago since
have been in your town and Il was
then just small struggling town,
and you have now blossomea into
a strong growing city, and | pre-.
dict that within very short time
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-17
RECORDS CAFE.
The Most Modern and Elegantly
Appointed in the Territory.

When +. l.. Record threw open
his doors to the hungry public on
Thursday evening last il did not
take them very long to realize that
his was, without doubt, the place
to eat and drink, this fact being
substantiated by the crowd that
filled his cafe from the opening to
the closing hour, and that went
away with smiles on their faces
that don't wear OFF.
The cafe is fitted up in the
mission style with all furniture to
match, there are fourteen tables
seating fifty.six in the main room,
and one in the private dining room
which viii, seat six comfortably,
the entire seating capacity being
about sixty-two.
The tables are furnished with
elaborate furnishings OF silverware
and chinaware, that presents a
neat and homelike appearance.
The kitchen 10 fitted up with the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-17
SITS IN PREMIUMS WAS PAID

Last Saturday, the 10th, was
the day set Tor the awarding oi
premiums IN various products to
be placed on exhibition at the
county fair. Nearly every section
OF the county was represented, and
premiums were awarded as follows;
Cotton IS 90, Tucumcari News;
Mrs. K. {. Roberts, Tucumcari
Watermelons IS. 90, Legal Ten.
der Saloon; VIM. Capps, Quay.
Wheat $500, c. II. Chenault;
+ \. Dodson, McAlister.
Wheat $500, Drs. Herring &
Moore; L. a. Dodson, McAlister.
Wheat $500, J. A. Street; L. A..
Dodson, McAlister.
kafiir $500, WIN. Troup; l.. II.
Hitch, Quay.
Tomatoes IS. 100, Gross, Kelly x
Co.; J. w. Huggins, Quay.
Cabbage $500, w. A. Jackson;
J. X. Seaburn, Curry.
Sorghum S.. 90, WE. Buchanan;
ID. Crawford, Jordan.
sweet potatoes $500, Elk Drug
Store; A. +. Wampler, Ogle.
Garden vegetables, S.. 90, {. &.
Davidson; n. NJ. Miller, Tucumcari.
Garden beets s. 90, rhos. Flat;
n. {. Sharp, Tucumcari.
Cow peas $500, Silas MAY; !.
w. Huggins, Quay.
Pumpkins S. 90, DIR. X. J. Thorn
son; w. ID. Chatham, lsidor.
Mexican beans $500, NJ. B.
Goldenberg Co.; ID. Crawford,
Jordan.
Milo maize IS. 90, ]. K. Daugh.
try; Otto Franz, Doris.
Irish potatoes $500, Joseph Is.
rael; ID. Crawford, Jordan.
Peanuts S. 90, Reed Holloman;
], w. Huggins, Quay.
Broom corn $500, r. l.. Patter-
son; A. NJ. Wait, Norton.
Indian corn $500, Wv. Moore;
G. =. Hardon, Endee.
Cantaloupes S., 90, ia. Muirhead
* Co.; Mrs. K. {. Roberts, Tu.
cumcari,
Alfalfa s.. 90, w, b. farrell; ID.
Crawford, Jordan.
Turnips $500, Frank Records;
DIR. Hale, Grady.
Oats $500, c. c. Chapman; n,
NJ. Miller, TucumCari.
Iune corn $500, Jas, Lanigan;
ID, Crawford, Jordan.
Cucumbers $500, K. Z. Dono.
hoo; j, w: Huggins, Quay.
Cashaws $500, Evans Realty
Co.; ). ID. Roberts, Rama.
Best variety vegetables S.. 90,
DIR. 5. NJ. Crume; II. Hurst, Ogle.
Millet S. 90, Clint Rutherford;
J. w. Hussins, Quay,
Pair chickens $500, Tucumcari
Sun; Mrs X. c, Roberts, Tucum.
carr,
Castor beans $500, J. X. Was.
son; A. l.. Dunlap, Quay.
Early Hooper S., 90, The Famous
w. I. Stockett, Tucumcari.
Duia corn $500, T., +. Saxon;
II. Hurst, Ogle,
Seeded nbDon cane $500, LII,
Koch; n. NJ. Miller, Tucumcari.
Variety farm products $500,
Brown q Brewer II. Hurst, Ogle.
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badly broken that il could not
be used, and a temporary front
had to be substituted. but other
glass has been ordered and upon
its arrival will he Immediately put
in. This will add greatly to the
appearance oil the establishment.
The entire force employed by
Mr.. Record consists OF one day
and one night chef, one second
chef, and two helpers. hve dining
room girls. one porter. one utility
man and two bar men.
The bar is also fitted up In the
mission style and is one OF the
most elaborate oi It's kind in the
territory, and is stocked with the
choicest brands oi whiskies. wines,
cigars; and is under the supervis-
ion OF two competent and expert
enced msn; Jim Tom WoBoFd.
having charge during the day and
A. c. Meclslland - sisbt tsn3ss.
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PARADE.
City Meat Market.
Tafoya * Lawson,
Mrs. Rucker.
Mrs. Severe,
Union Barber Shop,
A. w. Barnett,
Hamms Barber Shop,
I. a. Muirhead x CO.,
Israel,
! J. A. Street,
II. X. Benson,
Fowler * Lanigan,
Laundry,
w. +. Glenn Barber Shop,
Olenrock Cafe,
Glenrock Hotel,
Dodson Grain and Fuel Co.,
A. a. Blankinship,
ROLAND Bros. i Kahn,
K. K. LOOMS,
F. w. Slocum,
j. K. Daughtry,
Pcrlstein Bros.
DR.. ] l.. Manney,
The Famous,
+. X. Dunn.
{. {. Chapman,
Mcdonald * Dunlap,
J. l.. Pickering,
Whitmore < Co,
Tucumcarl Ice and Coal Co.
Gross, Kelly & Co.
J. K. Moore Lumber Co.,
Tucumcari Transfer CO.,
George Moore. rucumcari Trad.
my Co.
kreger 81 Brown,
Foxworth- -Galhraith Co.
Eagl" Cornice Works,
J. d. Pickering,
Tucumcari Printing Co.
J. {. Jones,
Clint Rutherford,
Bell * Martin, real estate.
Tucumcari Public Service Co.
l.. l.. TAYLOR,
Barnes x Rankin,
Elk Drug Store.
$. V. Williams,
+. J. Shepherd,
NJ. b. Goldenberg,
s. M, Butcher,
Tucumcari Lumber Co.
ID. \. Belmore Co.
{. +. Adair.
Mesdames Saxon, Street, Fow.
Ter, and Messrs J. .. Adams, A.
K. Carter and Rev. Du3ose were
appointed Judges OF floats.
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District Court
Sam Hssdwick Acquitted and Jack
'sittson Adiudsed Not Guilty Of
Murder : Sent TO Asylum.
WILL ADJOURN NEXT WEEK

The jury in the case OF the Ter.
ritory vs.. Sam Hardwick, charged
with the murder Of John Lawson,
was secured Monday morning, the
names OF the Jurors being as iol.
lows; ] X. Seaborn, !. W. Pet.
tigrew, Bob Cater, -. H Sallo.
way, o. !. Chamberlain, G.. {.
Williams, ID. c. Haggerman, Lee
Foster, w. T. PAYNE. Jesse Cor.
selius, |. w. Atkins and ). +.
Boswell. On Tuesday evening
the case was given to the Jury and
after an hours deliberation a YER.
dict OF not guilty was returned.
The case OF the Territory VS..
lack 'ii,son, indicted Tor the mur.
der OF Robert Craig on the 4th OF
July, last, was taken up Wednes.
day morning, District Attorney
Wright personally conducting the
prosecution, while the defendants :
interests are being looked after hv
Byron Sherry, OF Alamogordo, and
w. j., and {. II. ilittson. The
Jury is composed OF the following
named gentlemen: luan Truillo,
Jesse Corselius, Patrlcio Sanchez,
Lee Foster, Bob Carter, !. K.
Seaborn, o. ]. Chamberlain, I.W.
Prunty, ]. w. Pettigrew. l.. +.
Taylor, G.. {. Williams and ID. f.,
Salloway. The defence in the
course OF the trial introduced sev.
eral detences, among them sell de.
fence and INSANITY. The Jury re-.
tired TO consider the verdict IN the
afternoon Of FRIDAY and after be.
ing out all night reported to the
court that a decision had been
reached at nine O'Clock this morn.
ing, the verdict being not guilty.
On motion OF District ATTORNEY
Wright, Hittson was by the court
committed to the insane ASYLUM
at Las Vegas.
On Monday the Territory Tor.
teited the bonds oi Samuel Cox,
Walter Munns. Dads Gam,
George Hanna and G.. NJ. Hanna,
who were indicted last week tor
larceny, and who fa.lrd to appear
and answer the charges ia such IN.
dIctments,
Antonio Baca, charged with un.
lawfully handling a deadly weapon
was arraigned Monday and enter.
ed his plea OF not guilty. He lat.
er withdrew this plea, admitted his
guilt and was fined sIoo and costs.
Oscar Baker entered his plea OF
guilty TO unlawfuIly carrying and
handling a deadly weapon on Mon.
day last, and was fined Sroo and
costs. \ second case against this
deten liant Tor a like offense was
dismissed 10y the territory.
In the two cases against w. Il.
McNeeley, charged with larceny,
the defendant has entered his plea
oil not guilty. These cases have
been docketed for trial on Morday
next, the defendant being repre-.
sented by Chas. c. Davidson, this
city.
The Lewis Is. Robertson case,
is now pending before the
the court Oh the defendants mo
ton Tor continuance filed by the
defendants attorney, Chas. {.
Davidson, Should this motion be- |
over-ruled by the court, this case
will doubtless be taken up Tor trial
Immediately.
The court on Thursday sentenc.
ed uan Duran to term oil one
year in the penltentiary on two
charges, making a two-years sen.
tence. This defendant plead |
guilty TO larceny from a dwelling |
and larceny OF a horse last week. |
Court will doubtless adjourn |
during the coming week.