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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
TELLS
DETAILS Of OHIO
MURDER
Confession Follows Arrest as
He Was Boarding Vessel at
san Francisco Bound for
Australia,


IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
san Francisco, NaN. As %" wis
making his way 10 the water front to
sign up as q seaman ON a bark sail-
ing tomorrow for Australia, Earle
Ponder. wanted IN connection with
the murder CT Mrs. walter ltaymer
Of Cleveland. ohio, was arrested here
late today.
He related the details ol the hold
up to the detectives which resulted IN
the death 81 Mrs. Raynrr. lut denied
that he fired the fatal shot. ne said
that he and William Van colder had
stopped a vegetable wagon tho driver
ot which struck Van Gelder over the
head Win hiS whip.
Van Gclder then shot the mat from
the head of the driver and the lntter
whipped his horses into 10 rum. While.
this was uanspiring Ruvmer and his
vile drove up from behind, accord
ing to Pender, his companion. en-
ragged at the escape of the first driver,
fired blindly at the Raymers. pender
said that he had heard a. sloan, but
did not know Of Mrs. Rnymers death
until the next de-. whom ne lcft for
the woct.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
is RE-ARRESTED
ON MURDER CHARGE

HAYWARD. Wis, Nov. John J..
pcitz. tho Cameron dam defender "
today was released from jail on $40
600 bonds. bur Immediately was re-
arrested on another charge. and to-
night is agHin in jail,
Dcitz was charged with kiliing
Siege of peitz's cabin "a Cameron
dam. As soon os Deitz stepped out of
the jail, sheriff Madden served q
warrant for the shooting of Patrick
McGtn an May =. 1909.
Deitz's attorney asked If that was
the last OF the charges against his
alicut. hut mo- inf, rmation was given
him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
USE OF MORPHINE
DUE TO DOCTORS
Druggists Blame Physicians tc.
Growth of the Habit By Pre-
sCnbing the Drug.


my Morning Jou-aal saecia' LEASED wlrei
New York. Nov. 7-Blame for tho
prevalence and growth of the NOR
phiue habit was placed ON the should
ers OF physicians who prescribe the
drug. as n meeting of druggists hero
tonight 20 protest against D. recent
~ enacted city ordinance prohibiting
the s'lo at retail ot any preparation
containing morphine or its salts cX-
cept upon % doctors prescription
The %ordipance is aimed primarily
at p0rcgoric and stomach remedies
according Go members Of the board Of
health who were instrumental in OBJ
tanning IT'S passage.
Casuclt a. Mayo. % of the drug
gists. said ne had made a canvass hN
mail of several sanitariums and the
replies convinced him ninety per cent
ot the victims of drugs formed tho
habit az e result of usiug prescrip-
tions given by physicians AMI only
eisht per cont from using proprietary
medicines
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
MILITIA WARRANTS ARE
COVERED IP EFTECTiNEIi

After being IN session since 4
o'clock the convention adjourned az
"A O'Clock tonight until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning. At the onven
tiou went into committee nf The whole
with Judge Richardson, Of Chaves, as
chairman. for The purpose " consid-
otlng TIE report Of The committee on
state. county and municipal indebted
ness. The First part Of the report.
relative to the assumption BY the state
~ the debts Of the territory and couu-
flies existing and valid on June 20. 1910
and the section relating 10 the Santa
10 and Grant county bond payments
went through practically without dis
cussion. Almost the entire three hours
were devoted 10 consideration Of the
validity of the militia warrants. is-
sued some forty years ago for rather
obscure military service. and OF which
II Is estimated there are approximate
lv $1,000. 600 outstanding. The va
lidlty Of The warrants ana the posi-
bility Of Subsequent legislatures va
iidatina them, formed the chicf top
ics of The night session
The report or the committee was
fineIly amended to read that no law
shall ever De passed by the lesisla-
validating the warrants; and
that no such warrants offered In evil
1ence a. q suit against the state or
any officer thereof. shan be %cenelu-
sive evidence VI the validity Of the
debt
section 3 Of the report. which was
made section 6 a. the result OF the
deliberations Of the committee Of the
is as follows.
SECTION 6--No law shall ever be
passed IN the legislature, validating
pr lenmlizing directly or indirectly
tho alleged militia warrants outstand-
nR against the territory Of New Mex
leo or any portion thereof and no
such warrants offered In evidence In
my suit against the state or any Of !
'icer thereof. shall be either concln-
i've or prima facio evidence Of the
of the debt p|urported to be
sYidonce by such militia warrants.
Ana this provision shall not be con-
na a right to sue the state.
Section . of the original report,
which Is now section 3, as finally
upon tonight is as follows
section 5-rhc legislature shall
enact any law releasing any
county for amy Of the taxable proper
\ therein from its obligations to re-
10 the state ali monies expended
y said state by reason Of The assump-
ion nnd payment by the state Of the
ebt NC such county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
OVERSEAS FLIGHT
IS POSTPONED
Aviator VIII Attempt Trip From
Ship to Land in AeropIane
Next Saturday,
lBv Morning journal Special renscd wirel

New York. Nov. THE overseas
flight by aeroplane Of J. A. u. Nc
Curdy from the deck Of q trans Attain
tic liner fifty miles out of Governor
Island in New York harbor has again
been changed.
It Is now advanced to November T.
next saturday to take place from tho
deck Of the Hamburg-American liner
Pennsylvania which viii sail at noon.
As in the first announcement McCurdy
plans to carry a bag Of mail.
Glenn II. Curtiss FOR whom Nc
Curdy flies, says:
Nothing but a gale viii prevent
the flight. ! have every confidence
that McCurdy viii land the United
States mails on Governors Island
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
COLONEL PREDICTS
ELECTION Of
STIMSON
Are Going to Knock Them.
Through the Ropes He Tells.
Audiences in New York
city,

tBy Morning Jeurnal speciai ceased WIrel
New York, Nov. Predicting the
election Of Henry l.. stimson. Theo-
dorc Roosevelt tonight completed his
campaign for the republican party.
which hts extended over more than
q month and carried into New york.
Massachusetts New Hampshire ohio,
indiana ana Iowa
The colonel delivered two speeches
this afternoon and sis tonight. not
counting an address before q birthday
dinner given in his honor hy tho
Hungarian Republican club and "a
campaign speech in behalf of Repre-
sentative NJ. W. Cocks nc Astoria. L. t..
w are going To knock them
through the ropes. was the way col
mel Roosevelt put It In his speeches
today. He continued his attack ON
John A. DIX. ana at times switched his
fire to Mr. piX's associates on the
democratic ticket.
ask you to look at what Mr.
DlN's supporters. the Evening Post,
snHs ut MIR. niN's colleagues. said he
Mr. Dix says he wonts to turn the
calcium light of publicity ON the
~wtenpdoers az Albany Let him turn
ii ON he men running on his own
Ticket Tho Evening Post says of his
candidate Tor lieutenant governor.
That hc rs "a member of the smith
Weed machine aud "a man of medfo-
ere capacity: oft the candidate for
comptroller. that bc is o. man nc bad
legislative record and % suhscrvient
NIa HHA RNHf IN- T..N N.NA- N--.HH 49, U.
cd. ot the candidate for treasurer
that the chargts against him involved
the holding up ot franchises aud the
Juggling of city contracts. that ne IS
"a Nar boss cot the Shoehau and VIII
liam D. Commons political machine m
Buffalo, und should be- defeated. ot
the candidate for attorney general
that he was The willing tool uf AIurrhv
aud William D Connors. and that his
candidacy is am Insult to all decent
men.
"Aud those four mcn are the chief
mcn on the ticket with piN Thoy
would control the canal mnd commits
sion which ls to spend a hundred mil
lion dollars and ACTUAL, Nou arc asked
to support "a man who BE- irving To- carry
power fou associates of such
character
The Tour bosan al StuyNssant park
an thc lower enst side. Tho colonel
appreciated that he Was in the heart
r~nmmnny'S stronghold and struck
for the enemy.
rhey haNe Got the money, he
said. und TammauN Halt but Wr
the Votes
We ore nghtIns Nour hattie. buf
SAINT win unless enu GEht yoar
own We are ughunp the power Of
iainmauN Haii backed hl ail the
money 30 wishes. hut We can win with
Toe Noiers af the plain people
Tho rolonels speech at THE Hum
sarlan Republican gluD dinner was
principally notable for his reference
10 President raft as nur ahle. upright
AND constellation president
"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
WILL PROVIDES DINNER
FOR DEAD MANS FRIENDS

New York, Nov. Twelve friends
of the late Rattle Siedenburg. a bust
ness man who died here last october,
are directed by the terms of his will,
filed today for probate to eat "a dim
nar costing $500. or $44.66 20 a
plate, at the expense OF his estate,
The selection Of the guests and the
time and place Of the dinner are LETT
Ia his executor. with the sole proviso
thai the dinner must be eaten within
three months OF the %testator's death.
The Nalue o, the estate Is given
formally at mere than $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
LATHAM FLIES
OVER CITY Of
BALTIMORE
AVIATOR WINS $4,000
PRIZE FROM NEWSPAPER


ms Morning journal special f"as@d wirsi
Baltimore, NaN Hubert Latham
probably WAS the ouit aviator in Bal
timer todfty. nat in the United
states. who e .ieycd he would ac~
complisA 3 fllaat ~ neariN tHeuty-
ave miles, ahout haif ~ " over this
city Tonight hG ia = proclaimed
herc VINO has established d new rcc-
ORD fer ovef.eiiy niehie.
The incentive Wns q prize II SO, 600
Offered y. the sun nbd The lgepine
sun FIR = trip over % prescribed route
Latham was 10 foliaM the c9Hrac ~
the Pttppsco river 10 Font Melfeufv
thence ~ The lnber hafhot O. and
around thc sun building. on.t to the
city limits. a mlle north, west 10
Druid 1liii pslrh, down Churles sire u
10 Baltimore and thoAf saGtiieest o.
tho aviation field.
There was t. De q short detour for
The benefit of Ross Witpns. 3 wealthy
invalid. Who, unable 70 leave his
home. offered $500 If tntn0m would
fy within his ranac OF vision. All
This Latham accomplished ffo ra-
RED his altitude frcm 400 to 1000
iNfl HAu iAW " fNitf'tiN WIN 0lfil
blowing NOM s6yrn to gjftucn miles
an houf. He used bis fifty horse
power Antcinette ana way IN tho air
fifty-two minutes.
81 IL o'tloak the whole rity seemed
TO stop work and began Watching
some minutes later word came that
Lathnm had started. Borne hy the
breeze which aided him greatly. /
Latham sailed straight FOR Fort NC
Henry ana when almost dircctlS over
II, TUNED mud, heading for the
crowded a%kyscaupcr district.
Arriving over Baltimore street ncnr
Calvert street. he made another turn
and was orr for Patterson park. hla
trip e. Patterson pnrk pus BRIEF and
snon he was headed narthwc est for
Druid nm part
He flew to calvert street and There
some 2,000 feet IN the air. performed
u series &c evolutinns for The benefit
of Mr. Winans
Thou he hpaded ~ the s~fyseraper
again. UvrLsfhe sun building
he wheeled westward and bore away
FOR tle a&iatmn field
Thrfe were real competitions 0t
tho aviation field today. icrc again
Latham came 70 the front hy VIM
ming first IN both the duration ANA
contests. Count jacques dc
IeAseps. IN his Hlrriot. took second
prize IA the attitude and duration
triais aud J Armstrong prcScl Ia a
Blerlot won first prize FOR attitude
His record WIS 1856 fleets
Latham took liist duration prlz,
with a total &c ~ minutes ~ aoc
ands Dc Lcsspes remaining nlofi 30
minutes a. go seconds.
After flying in the baby Wright
from the railroad station 90
the course. Arch IIoNsey made d hpd
and damaged the machine
"a Nsey was unhirt
summaries; ,
liputly distance Won ly Latham
tAntoiuetic), 10 lnos
Hourly A|ltitulcj Won h> DroNel ,
(Hlcriotl. i,SSa feet, setand. Toe Less Z
(l3lerioN. I1gg tcet
Duration; Wen hy Luth.1m. a.
minutes, % seconds, second, Do l.Qs- o.
.epR. 30 minutes A. seconds.
su ndlna of prize winners fntaam !
proNcl $500 pp Lesseps.
g
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
CHILD CARRIES PALS
OF NITR0-GLYCERINE

Washington. Pa NOv. Totally
Ignorant of the danger that surround
ed her and under the impression that
she was carrying water. l1~-year-old
Mildred Anderson today tripped along
in each hand Il pail Of nitro-glycerine
hitch had been prepared for shooting
an oil wen on The Cameron farm near
here.
As She carelessly swung the pals
laborers stood breathless q hundred
yards AWAY. fearing every moment 10
see the child hurled into eternity.
AT A quiet command from her
father. the child set the pals down
was taken out Of danger. The
the day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
ZEEHANDELAAR'S HOUSE
NEARLY BURNED TWICE

Los Angeles, Nov. For the sec
ond time within e. week fire early to-
day nearly destroyed a house which
until ten days ago, belonged 10 FeliS
j. Ze~ehandelaar, secretary of the
Merchants and Manufacturers assoc
citation. on the day That he plant of
the los Angeles Times was destroyed
"A bomb was found ut Zechandelear's
home.
Mrs. ELLA Cloud and her seven
year-old son who were the only oc-
cupants of the house narrowly es-
capped from the flames, which started
some time after midnight in the cell
lar.
II. Finkelman, who bought the
place from zeohandelaar, said today
that he found in the collar NV re-
mains Of q feather bed which VIZ be-
lieNed had been placed there ly in
cendiaries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

Washington. Nov. 9.-Bronzed by
the suns OF many lands. Jacob l..
Dickinson, secretary Of war. returned
home ct . o'clock tonight after "a
globe-girdling journey extending over
more than three months. The secre-
tarv declined to discuss his trip
around the world.
I'm talk about d tomorrow. he
said tc went from the station d.
lettly To- his residence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
j 4 F F 4 5
Phones 81 and 81.
BUTLER WILL CONTINUE
MEMBER OF BOARD

Winona, Mimi, Nov. Nichols
Murray Butler. president Of Columbia
university and former head Of the
National Education association has
consented to continue as a member Of
the board Of trustees of the a%ssocia-
ton.
A letter from him advising secre-
tary Shepard of this decision was
made public today. Mr.. Butler says
in part:
1T has been my fixed intention to
insist upon retiring from this office
because | felt that after long years
Of service therein | was entitled to
be relieved of its duties and response
bilities.
'T beg to notify YOU that I will ac-
cept the reelection as trustee Of July
Z. l010 and that. in accordance with
the action Of the trustees taken April
10, 1910. | am prepared to fulfill my
duties and obligations as chairman Of
the board from this time forward
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

LcanardViile. Kan. nov. brink
ing beer which contained strNchnme
caused the death or.EaVard eptetson
and the dangerous illness ot Edward
findstfom Tine boys Obtained the
beer iu tho collar ol otto Nnnzc. a.
mutual acquaintance IL appears that
persons h.d bcvn stealing his beer
aud De- had dtusecd some ct H. hut
lail,i to tell his friends that There
WAS amy poisonous beer i'm his ceases.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
GIVES MONEY
TO MEDICAL SCHOOL

Chicago, Nov. 7-Dr. Arthur Ed
wards announced tonight the gift Of
100000 by James \. Patten, former
board Of trade operator, to 4ound a
chair az experimental pathology IN
the Northwestern Universitv Medical
school.
The purpose Is the study OF tuber-
culosis and pneumonia. The gift was
inspired directly by the death from
tuberculosis recently of George Pat
ten, brother Of the grain operator.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
STANDARD COMPANY
FACES BIG FINE
Tennessee Federal Court viii
Hear Testimony on Charges
of Violating Antitrust Law
my Morning journal speeIal leased wirel

jackson. Tenn. Nov. The stand
ord on company of Indiana viii be
tried la Tho federal court here Wed
ncsday 20 answer To- alleged viola
tons OF the sherman antitrust law,
Tho ease viii he heard before Judge
John H.. Mccall IN the event OF con-
Viction on all counts, the maximum
penalty possible aggregates $50, 000,-
600 The minimum is Si,524,000.
1t is charged the standard oil com
pouy of Indiana received concessions
from several railroads ON consign-
mcnts OF petroleum and products
from r%efinerios 40 Whiting. Ind. 10
nfty-tWo cities and i'm the
southern territory.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
GOULD is PRESIDENT
OF THE & G, NJ ROAD

Palestine Texas No, -At tae
tumuII meeting fuuHN "I inN -in B.
holders of the international a. Great
Northern railway. the following di-
rc,tofs were elpcrcd,
Georgc J. Gould. Edwin Gould.
Frank j. Gould. Now York Tohnas
j. Freeman. Houston n a. Stciman.
Austin W L. Naury- A. r. Hraard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

y. NJ. Leach, 6. II. Turner, Palestine
Officers selected by the directors
are. George j. Gould, president
Frank Jay Gould. first vice-president'
Thomas j. Foreman, second vice-pres-
ident. A. +. Howard, secretary-treas-
urer and transfer agent: II. Il. Henson,
assistant secretary and assistant treas
urer, in New York.
The International q Great North
ern is being operated ander the di-
rection of Mr.. Freeman as receiver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

component Colonel McElroy was a
candidate for oommander-in-chicf, but
withdrew because Of alleged a
dalous stories which he claimed were
being circulated 10 injure his candi-
dacy and requested that a committee
OF inquiry be appointed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

iion took q reeoes until $ this eve
ming when the report Of The eommit-
lee p state. county and municipal
Indebtedness was taken up and CON
sidniod IN oonllnitien al \ Nhole.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

Eeiion. Texas, Nc. Frank Ell
unft"n q farmer, was killed and
Henry rittsman slightly wounded
'Aring "a three-cornercd shotgun and
pistol iisht near Bolton this after
noon
JACK fittsman, brother cf the man
sounded and the third party to the
Niifar YES not wounded. The fisht
started Dvcr @ law suit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

London. Nov. King George has
issued be proclamation fixing the date
'i the coronation for June 2e.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
How About Rice
Olives!

\ ripe olive on the table AZ
noon will do more to aid your
appetite than anything else.
We buy our olives in much
larger quantities chan most re-
tail stores; therefore Fan pet
better olives and sell them
cheaper dian anyone else in
The citg.
Pint cans, medium size
Olive ......,..,....,...2 5c
Quart ans medium aiao
olive .....~,.........i5 c
Pint can Large olives 49,. soc
Quart can Large olives. $50
tTcn per cent discount in
dozen lots.)
Have YOU tried our delicious
Old-Fashioned Buck Wheat
l1oul-the pure goods? II
comes frcm Ohio and is being
- AT WI p I'D 'flit9 PCT llNNG.
This is the unnc of the yoar
when q good apple tastes bot
ter than ever.
We have the kind that
makes your mouth water when
Yea look at them. If YOU come
IN YOU WIN buy. as they are
beauties.
30-Ib, hoXcs from SIS to S2.75
Be sure you see our assort-
nent before YOU buy elsewhere.
For Good Things to Eat
Don't Forget Our Bakery
Department
HOT ROLLS At II O'CLOCK
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

Get a skate on. it's easy. Armory
Rink.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

Don't stand outside waiting for
election returns. Come to Armory
Rink.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

Fake r casy. set q good seat. hear
n reforms Armory Rink. to-
niEht.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

a comfortable seat, the best or pic
lures, skating and the election returns
tonight Armory Rink.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

The host saddle horses 10 he had
In the city are at w. L. Trimble's, llS
North Second street Phone 3.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

Ask your neighbour about orr pi,-
iur Armuw nink
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

Ask your neighbor about our pic
lures Armory Rink,
Gilpin observer., 1910-12-29
THE HAWLEY MpsE. CO.
An Old and Reliable Firm Has Words
OF Cheer for All.

An Old and Reliable Firm Has Words
OF Cheer for All.
With the closing Of another year.
one marked with success. It is not
only timely. but we feel due the citi-
zens Of the county at this time when
the holiday cheer and contentment
is felt by all, to offer the compli-
ments Of the season. This has been
n splendid year for us-new friends
and patrons have been made by the
score. sales in merchandise have in
creased noticeably and tho business
In general has gone forward with
rapid strides. We would contribute
this most gratifying condition to the
fact that we have treated the people,
as is our custom, with fairness and
courtesy to q marked degree. We
strive to keep the very best Of groc-
cries. fruits. vegetables and produce
Of all kinds. and heavy supply Of
hay and grain II always in readiness
to I'LL orders. With tho best wishes
for your welfare and soliciting con-
tinuance Of your trade during tho ap.
preaching year, we beg to rcdnain.
Yours sincerely.
Tho Hawloy Mdse. Co.
Gilpin observer., 1910-12-29
EXPRESSES APPRECIATION.

Jenkins-Mekay Hardware Company
Are Grateful for Patronage.
It is with the utmost pleasure and
sincerity that we extend to the citi.
zens Of Gilpin county our New Years
greeting, together with the wish that
the year 1911 may bring to them 365
happy days. We appreciate the gen.
erous patronage we. have received
during 1910 and that of former years.
Our stock Of hardware will at all
times be found complete, including
stoves. tinware; also everything in
the line Of mine supplies. We are
equipped to execute the largest and
most exacting job in the plumbing
line and have an expert workman in
charge Of this branch. Trusting that
all will enjoy happy and prosper
GUS New Year, we remain, .s.
Yours gratefully,
Jenkins-McKay Hardware Co.
Gilpin observer., 1910-12-29
THE SEASONS GREETING.

Oldest Grocery Establishment In the
City Greets the People.
The old reliable grocery firm Of
the Sauer-McShane Mercantile COM
pany, which has nearly reached the
half century mark Of active and con-
tinuous business dealings in Central
City. as is their custom at the close
Of each year. thank the people for
their trade and most generous sup
port. Almost five decades Is long
time for a grocery store to exist and
during that period to enjoy healthy
and most pleasing patronage. We feel
gratified, indeed over our splendid
record and it is with considerable
sincerity that at each recurring holi-
day season we publicly express our
appreciation to the people Of Gilpin
county for the trade they have offer
ed US. By keeping the largest and
most complete assortment of fancy
and staple groceries. canned goods.
dried and green fruits and feed Of all
kinds, and treating all in an upright
and courteous manner, we respect
fully solicit continuance of your
orders in the future. Again wishing
you all happy New Year, and that
you may enjoy peace. plenty and pros
perity, we are. Very truly yours.
The Sauer-McShane Nero. Co.