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The daily sentinel., 1910-04-25

Bootegging continues unabated
all
writer mad In another town in
eradicate the booeggng
much to the the circumstances
tending dry towns
'hat H. as well as the social evil
VINO make such conentons)
and nave not read history Had
"od ana Ire problem to the solution
Inc professional politician will edvtbo
which he
that the rank and file of the
upon the 1t
MS grocery bill is mounting higher
most abundant and orceful onfrons him He
becoming oothesome
ehcins TO ask quesion and
professional pohtcan mates to
argument or the husting
Is simply boh in today thew want
thing more to convince them that
nave peen genga big raise grocery
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
wilkins Gets the Glad Hand. "

Sergeant wilkins is in high favor
at last. and The Gazette is asked to
print the following showing how the
performance of his duty has been
appreciated b. the w. c. T. u:
we. the w. c. T. u. ladies of
the City of Williamsburg. wish to
extend to Mr.. Wilkins Getty ser
geant). a vote of thanks and our ap-
probation. for his vigilance. and de-
lection Of one of the most notorious
speakeasies that has been existing in
Williamsburg a long time. The
place has been previously spotted,
but lightly dealt with. Now. we
fear. a fine will soon be forgotten,
as the whiskey dealers generally
help with this. The public high
ways need attention. that would
have been more beneficial"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

Mr.. Hugh S. Bird has returned
from Little Rock. Arkansas. where
ne went with the Virginia delegation
10 attend the Ogden Conference
Mr.. Bird says that Supt. OF Public
Instruction J. D. Eggleston carried
away the honors Of the conference
and was easily the biggest thing
there. His account of progress in
public education in this state, and
how II was accomplished. was an
eyeopener 10 the westerners. Itwas
incidentally a great advertisement
for Virginia from an educational
point.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
AL Born Rich

AL Born Rich.
That young man who thinks he IS
poor because he has no bank account.
little understands the value of God S
free gift of health and strength. lit
tie appreciates the fact that the
brightest and best of the country are
self-made. and come to the notice OF
the world from just such beginnings.
Not by idly mourning that they are
poor. but by going carefully to work,
perfecting themselves in their chosen
pursuits and becoming so useful TO
those about them that their services
are always in demand. whether it be
OF the platform. in the shop or il
the kitchen. for all are honorable
alike.-Eastern Shore Hearald.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

Teste; T. T. HUOGINS. Clerk.
A Copy-Teste; T. T. HUDSINS. Clerk.
Frank Armistead. Counsel for Com
piainant.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

But If conditions become intolers-
bic: If the heath of Williamsburg is
menaced. and the people can get no
protection from the legally consti-
tuted authorities, the State Board of
Health can and will be appealed 70
TO save US from conditions that bid
fair TO prevail here even this sum-
mer. Suppose thirty-nine cases of
typhoid fever visit this town next
summer. What effect will it have
on the two colleges here2 We do
not say that such sanitation as we
can possibly have will make US i'm
mune from diseases, but we shall
have done all that it is possible for
US to do. And that is all that the
people want and all they expect.
VIII they get il. and wh0 is respon-
sible for failure to get it3 With
this we propose to drop the matter,
but the people will place the respon-
sibility where it belongs. and it be.
longs upon the shoulders of six mer
composing our city council. II j:
a fearful responsibility VIII they
meet it7 We have confidence il
heir sense OF duty and Justice anc
believe that they viii vet act. anC
speedily. for the best interests O
Williamsburg
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

There are events occurring in every
community which. if reported in a
local paper, would create a commo-
ton little dreamed Of. What to re-
port and what not 10 report often
perplexes the editor. He is often
unjusuy accused Of cowsrdice and
favoritism. when all the time he is
looking toward the good reputation
of the town where his lot is cast.
The local editor from necessity al
most constantly finds himself be
tween two tires, and whichever way
he turns he is sure TO De unjustly
treated. This is one of the pleas
ures Of lhe newspaper business
West Point News.
You turn around and run those
two fires" a little while. brother
and you viii find that they are 90
nalf SO hot as they appear.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE cOUN-
TY OF YORK. on the sth day OF
April. 1910,
Thomas Phillips personal repreu-
tative OF william II. GooUen.
deceasd--......................Com plain ant
VS.. la Chancery
Mal;nda Morris. Hannah Gooden.
Ida Goodeu. Annie Gooden. Eta
Gooden George Bryan. trustee;
Conway Shields. administrator If
Richard Shields. deceased....-.... Def Is
The object OF this suit is To require
Malinda Morris TO render an account to
the court OF all money and personal
property that has come into her hands
belonging to Ailliam II, GOoden. deceas-
ed, since his death and TO allow the per
sonal representative OF William h.
Goodcn, dece ssed. to sell a sufficient part
of the real estate OF which the said Viii
liam II. GoOden died seized and possess
ed, TO pay the debts against the estate
OF the said William III Gooden. dvccas
ed. An arhdavit having been made that
the said defendants Hannah GoOden
Ida Gooden, Annie GOOden and Btta
Gooden are not residents OF the State oI
Virginia. the said defendants are requif
ed 20 appear within fifteen days aitsi
due publication OF this order, in the
Clerks office OF our said court. at Rule:
( be holden therefor and TO do what Is
/ necessary to protect their interest. And
I il Is Ordeted that s copy of this order b'
I forthwith published once a week for
L l. 80
Gazette. newspaper published IN the
/ CITY OF Williamsburg, and be posted a
( the front door of the courthouse OF Thu
county on or before the next rule day
/ after the date OF this order.
Teste; T. T. HUOGINS. Clerk.
A Copy-Teste: T. T. HUDSINS. Clerk
Frank Armistead, Counsel for Com
plainant.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
confederate Veterans Reunion.

Mobile. Ala, April 26-2S.
Fare $500 from Williamsburg
via c. s. o. Railway. Tickets VIII
be on sale April 2Srd 10 18th. good
returning until May 2nd. Cores
pondingly low rates from other
stations.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

The spring examination Of teach
Prs viii he hel@ Thursday. Friday
ard Saturday Apsl 2lst. 22cd and
2srd a. williamsburg beginning each
d " at 9 a. m.
White teachers VIII be examined
~ the Nicholson school. colorec
teachers al the colored school.
Hugh s. Bird. Division Supt-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
Nantes. Doors. Small Rooms.

May be quickly painted by any one
with a small can Of our Domestic Paints
10 all colors pat up IN open mouth cans,
.vill make a floor. or a mantle or any
sman interior work look as bright as
uheu free painted. Get Il from
Lane & Christian. Williamsburg: H.
"A. clementts Ice Hell.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
THURSDAY. APR - 1910.
Who IS SHIRKNGl

The people Of Williamsburg. by
their ballots. elected six gentlemen
to make the laws that shall govern
them and to look after and enact
such legislation as viii best suit their
conditions. When these six gentle
men took the oath Of office they
swore to do their duty 10 the best Of
their ability, as they are given to
see their duty. The people trusted
them with their interests, and placed \
IL their hands the power TO 90 Ger
tain things. Is this council. as a 1
whole. doing It's sworn duty? Are
there men on this present city coun-
Gil who are shirSing their duty and
falling 70 quit themselves like
men7"
A few weeks ago. at the urgent
| tequest Of the city health officer.
/ the ordinance committee was direct
Cd 10 draft and report an ordnance
enbodying the reco nmendauons OF
that officer. That committee was
directed. and expressly agreed. to
have the ordinance ready within a
week. and the council adjourned TO
meet week hence. But there was
10 meeting. Last Friday night. the
regular meeting night. only three
members. one short OF a quorum.
presented themselves. The Pople
are asking the reason why They
haye right 10 demand the reason
Why. We ask why?
Do the members OF this council
know that a large and very respcta-
ole element IN Williamsburg are say
ing that the city council IS Sinking
its duty in not meeting and doing
that which they have sworn 10 dor
i Do they know that public sentiment
mas asked that certain safeguards be
4 thrown around the homes OF this
4 people that fever and contagion
shall not stalk through the town and
scourge its people with disease and
decimate II oY death9 Do they not
know that. Il unsaritsTy conditions
exist here. il IS because the council
mas taken no step TO make II sanitary;
q that their failure to enact such laws
as viii make It sanitary. leaves upon
their shoulders a fearful -esponsibl-
- ity? Surely these intelligent men
must see the consequences Of then
. action or inacuon?
: If by reason Of health any mem
: Der is physically unable TO perform
: ais duty. he should resign. II he
s IS afraid TO DO his duty. ne Should
: resign. II be IS a jelly fish. hs
= should REIGN. II he IS opposed tc
= the splendid accommodations o.
: the health officer. he should hav,
= the courage Of his convictions anC
: conc out and say SO. giving his rea
q sons. II the object OF these abortiv'
. meetings is 10 Kill an ordinance .ha
IS rescy for presentation y tn
council. when a quorum shall hsv
been secureo, It IS succeeding beau
ufully. Another month and the,
viii De able TO say 70 the people 0
II Williamsburg. oh. il is too late Z
= 90 anything now. Let's wait u
- next winter" Is that the scheme
f Mind you. We Go not say that tia
IS the object Of the failure TO nav
u meetings Of the council. bot it look
ike there is = niger in the wooc
pile" somewhere.
The people are watching. hopefl
tina; this town shall be given
square deal BY is council. Tue
% have right 70 expect. nay. to d
Ter rnsno. square deal. AS sensib
people. they will bow TO whstev
action the council takes. out thl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

Photographs and all the latest
records at Persons. the jewelrer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

Watches. jewelry and silverware
at {. ]. Persons.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

Entered at the p0stofhce IL William
aurg ss second class mail-matt tier.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10

j. L. Atkinson of Farley. Iowa. who
is settling on a claim near San Jon. is
IN the city today for supplies.
John NJ. Campbell has moved the fam
lily in from the ranch for the purpose
Of sending the children 10 school.
Miss Maud Nidcr, niece of j. !. liar.
rison, has occurred u situation with r..
\. Muirhead 4 Co.. ~ salcswoman.
English Kitchen, X. l.. Nolte. Prop.
Open day and night. The place tn get
n square meal nj u reasonable price.
You should take a look nj the two
windows AZ Jones. lie is showing
grades Of merit aud his prices are right.
T.. q. Wodman fell through the cell.
ing of his residence where he was doing
repair work Friday. aud broke his right
arm.
{. i. Marden, manager ~ the San
Jon Townsite Company, is in the city
today attending 10 business of the com.
pany.
Leroy O Moore, special agent general
Ia ID office, Washington, ID. C.. was here
most Of the week on official business.
lie returned to Santa Fe Thursday
night.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10

Tom Jones has this week located $50
acres more Of Quay County land.
Mrs. Bert Belmore is visiting friends
and relatives in Granite. Oklahoma.
Attorney Paul Sicele of Nara Visa,
Andy West aud wife Of Cucrvo, were
IN the city Thursday Ell route To Kansas
city.
ID. \. l:clmorc has returned home Ia
Oklahoma after u week = visit here with
his sou.
W. +. Barnes, who has been laid up
for severn days 0n account of II badly
burned foot is around town.
superintendent Clough aud wife aud
baby, have returned from u months visit
among home folks in Missouri.
j. 7. Wofford, popularity known Ms
''jim Tom" is spending II few days
in Dalhart, guest of +. +. Record. DE.
Soto Hotel.
X. T.. Wheless, representing the Fros~
Johnson Lumber Co.. west Texas terri.
tory, Is in the city in the interest of
his company.
Alvan, II ear repairer, who was injured
u few days Y by tools falling on him
while AT work under n ear Is said Ia he
improving,
Mrs. Taylor. mother Of W. l.. Kirk.
patrick of this city, died ut the family
home in Cucrvo. Tuesday % typhoid
fever.
A new conductor arrived NJ the home
of Dave Agetcr last Wednesday, aud
Dave SAYS hc has already reported for
duty.
That Elk Drug store window is u
regular Christmas Tree this week. Walk
around and take n look. There is
something in it YOU will want.
!. &. Olsteen who had nm arm injured
in n cah window of an engine u few days
= is rapidly recovering and his arm
il not broken as was first reported,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10

j. 7. Wohord is negotiating for the
purchase of +. 4. Records Tucurcari
business.
Sherwood aud Rector sold the resi-.
dcncc at W. l.. Mitchell NJ Hudson this
week. George Fling made the pur.
chase.
Misses Daisy Collins aud Lillian
Brown were visiting friends aud shop.
ping in Tucumcari Tuesday. They re.
side NJ Ender.
e. NJ. Burk of McAlist-r. was in the
city Monday, returning from Alamo.
pordo where he was u l.. =. grand
iuryman.
Lee Anderson with the Gross. Kelly
people. was n petit juryman for the Y.
=. court NJ ~Alnmogordo. returning home
Sunday.
Adam Long of Lloyd, was among the
number of Quay County boys who serv.
eel the I. =, petit jury at Alamo last
week.
James W. johnson. u %ranchman of
Roy. was at the Glenrock Tuesday aud
was here to meet relatives coming in
from the east.
u. Upton Of Solana. n prominent citi'
zen aud stockman of that community.
spent sunday in town, stopping ut the
Gleurock.
W. l.. Batson, the Endee stockman
aud merchant, returned from Alamo.
gordo L. =. court SUNDAY aud went home
Monday morning we the Tucumcari'
Memphis.
Tom, NJ. Jones of Raeland, who had
spent the week in Alamogordo attend.
Ing 4. =. Court as u iuryman, stopped
IN town several days before returning
home.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10
Jones diamond stock caunot be equal

Jones diamond stock cnunot be- equal.
Ell in this section OF the country.
City News, one Of the best boosting
county papers in Quay, was in town u
few days = in the interest of his bust.
ness.
Judge Winters bought this week from
Sherwood * Rector u block IN Cooper
View. The block il improved aud is one
of the incest homes in that section Of
the city.
Mrs. +. II. Barr, wife of DR.. Barr.
received u Telegram Monday tina, her
Uncle, Judge Jefferson Orr OF Pittsfcld.
H., u prominent lawyer aud iurist of
that city. was dead.
DR.. \. ". Hilton Of Louisville, Ky.
Is IN III" city seeking n location. lie
went out over the Memphis this morning
10 Endee where he will likely open an
office for practice.
Mrs. Narney aud children, family of
Rev. George X. Narney. pastor of the
Baptist church Of this city, arrived
from Clayton Tuesday, They will re-.
side NJ 2l2 Center street.
Clarence l.. smith of this city and
Bessie l.. Ehart of Hudson. were mar.
ried Thursday afternoon at ; o'clock
at the court house by Judge j. u. Cut.
lip. They will reside in Tucumcari.
l.. u. Stone and wife Of Chickasha.
Okla. we've NJ the Glcnrock Monday. ~.
turning from L. =. Court at ~Alamogordo
where they had been as witnesses in land
litigation. Mr., Stone is a son in. law If
l.. y. Urogan of Hudson.
Frank \. Roy of Roy, up the Dawson
branch NJ the Southwestern. aud one Of
the growing sect ions Of Northwest New
Mexico. was here several days this week,
guest of the Glcnrock. lie was here
on land business.
q. +. Patterson ~ Elk city, Okla,
has spent most of the week here buy.
ing cattle for the Oklahoma City pack.
ing houses. lie bought from Kohns
of Montoya aud Wayne 4 Mcdonald of
this city. Two train loads have been
shipped this week.
Elegant furnishings are going into
the Cover Hotel this week. The new
annex is being furnished with nice wide
brass beds with satin finish. hair mat.
%trcsses, box springs, cadallac table in
each room, aud stationary washstand.
All the new furniture il mission style.
Ed, Ellis has opened u feed and sale
table aud wagon yard ON corner Of First
aud Center Streets. Ed has been in
business IN Tucumcari most of the time
since Tncumcari was a very small burg
and has always been successful, lie In
a hustler and that is one Of the chief re-.
quisites in handling any business.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10
Social and Personal Mention

Jack Elliston Of Nara Visa, was AT
the Glenrock SUNDAY.
NJ. Henderson, u business man of Roy,
was 1T the Glrnrock Tuesday.
&. Z. Link was n passenger home sun
day night from l. :. Court nj Alamo,
:. T.. Rector of the BELL Ranch. cow.
hoy. was NJ the Glenrock u day or two.
John II. Hunter Of Barancas served
Uncle sam at l.. :. Court NJ Alamogordo
last week.
=. II. Woodring of t.ndec. was a petit
jnryman at Alamo. returning HON" Mon
day.
sherwood aud Rector sold two lots in
Gamble Addition Tuesday to Mesdames
Lorke aud Truhn.
Charles wray of Bard City, out on TIA"
Memphis, stock man. was in n day or
two stopping at the Glenrock.
r.. A. llockerott of O5ar. passed
through Sunday returning home from
jury service ut Alamogordo last week.
X. NJ. Bates Of Norton, returned home
Monday utter serving the I. :. Court
at Alamo last week as u petit iuryman.
e. G. Reed, the popular san Jon edi'
Tor, was N the city n day ar two solicit
ing business for his paper.
=. Burnhnm Of the BELL Ranch cowboy
force, was NJ the Glcnrock sunday. IN
10 attend church.
DR.. f.. Z. Brown Of S0lano, was in the
city a day or two. lie came this far
with "a patient who was returning east
VIM. Joseph of the firm of R%oqu'morc
4 Joseph, architects of Amarillo. Is
spending the week IN the city. This
firm are the architects for the Noren'
berg Hotel.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10

There is "A bran new baby girl AT IN,
home Of W. t.. Barley. Everything
o.. X.
Mrs. II. Il. Jones, who has been sick
for several weeks is abb" to he out
again.
William +. llccht. with the FL paso
Times, is IN the city in the interest Of
that paper.
!. {. Barnes il completing Il five room
cottage an Third Street north Of the
home Of &. II. Rankin.
Geo. La Mar has returned 10 Tucum.
earl after three wears %soiourn in the
republic Of Mexico.
Martha L~angston, little daughter of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ernest Langston j. very
sick. She has pneumonia.
Fred Whit" took the First Degree of
Odd Fellowship at the regular meeting
of the Lodge Thursday night.
Those attending the e.. =. Court at
Alamogordo last week are enthusiastic
IN thei praises of Judge Edward X.
Wright. His ruling are prompt. He is
courteous Ia court officials and n tireless
worker. His capabilities are unaues.
toned.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10
Mems Suits

All of our mems suits and ovcrcoats are di-
vided in two lots for this sale, nothing is re-
lots:
Every suit from $500 to $3.50 in one lot
at $500
Every Suit from $500 to $500 in one lot
at $3.50
The same reduction applies to all ovcrcoats.
These suits and coats include the worlds
best makes STEIN-BLOCH AND SOCIETY
BRAND AND THE KIRSCHBAUM ALL
WOOL CLOTHES. They are the worlds best
makers of mems high grade clothes. every
thing is of this seasons purchase and the
woolens are of the finest quality and in color
ranges that run the scale form the ever popu-
lar blacks and blues to the latest color shades
-comc-buy now while LOW PRICE is the
rule.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10

Seldom does an opportunity et lis pr@ntr@ itself we are wng to admit that we couldn't have made
these CURES earlier the season but an ovesbck now makes the sacrifice neceMay
Take advantage of these prices you won't see theme duplicated for long time w have cut the nnm
nor mensa dwWmens clothing ndam ym GU of few pesh deceive you but great hg gmos
slices hat cult he heart Of profit -mdn oowny your winter otu suit now isl pass real bargain @vngo OPP
for price such as Me are seldom met
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10
Ladies' Printzess Suits

All our ladies PRINTXESS suits are divid-
rd INT" we lots for this salc-cverything worth
from $1,000 to $27. 80 in one lot aa .... $l8.75
Every suit priced from $500 to 1884, 90 i'm
the other lot at 500. rs f,
These suits offer You IA wide range of clothes y
ana colors for sc~lcction-they are the aristo-
crafts of the ladies' garment feld-come i'm
and make IA personal inspection of these suits.
PRlNTIESS suits contain all that is good in
styl: fit and quality and they are guaranteed
Z" YOU for two seasons of satisfactory wear.
ANY alterations needed will be made free of
charge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
new $500 0eERA HOUSE
FOR GUNNSON THIS YEAR
J. c. Rats hsss P.k>ds Conner and R-si.s Te.s.s
Down the Rark~~a Preparatory to Esersag
Modun SrAne-W w III incude Skaa-
ng RI and Dancing Floa

ia Monday checks and dseaI
passed between the insessssie 81
lnGs Bank of lsnver. oweers e6 o.,
Palisades corner. snd j. &. Burs
owner of the Electric Theatre, where
by the latter purchased the two b.
on Main street. with all a2pare
nances lie began Tuesday ~ iea
down the odd stsine walls. and clear
out the hssemeut. preparatory d
getting the corner IA shape ~ erer
a modern stone and steel opera hou-,
fhat viii est SS.tnO
Mr. Butts has been for some ~eek
negotiating fpr the place. - b,
summers experience In Gaaaisou
has made him like the town and be-.
lieve in H. future. lie coases frou
Oklahoma and IL is Oklshoma NOM,
that will erect the new bsilAinR
Judge lietberington Was his sttegne,
m getiIng the property, whIIe JsdR
sapp represented the SsvisAs Bsnk
Mr.. Butts plans inclsee pss,ine
the main floor II the o,,sss Aoost
nearly on level With the pssseni
floors, or floor remss.As. OitA a
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

gradsal slant % stage ~ by ~
ieef. which - sbout az large a. any
stage "a Denver The basement will
theu be htte8 up a. skating rink
aad dancing f'ar. The front arch
81 steel and stscco work. will he %
iect acrpss and illuminated hy $50
Eneanaesceui lights This will oIva
the eifec; 81 two story building.
aud allows Ga l6 foot ceiling for the
audience hall which will have seat
inc capacity of 7to aud can accomo-
date a hundred or 50 more with
standing raam IN emergencies The
entire basldlnq is 4i by l0o feet. 1t
being Lard exactly ON the present
foundatioa Four hving rooms viii
be laid across the rear The inside
ceilings aud side walls will he TN
lshed IN steel
This will fll k.ag felt want in
GunnIson, aud lis coming 10 one of
the best things that could happen
here We congratulate Mr.. Butts
on his progressive spirit and energy,
and are glad TO welcome such cstl-
zens and such enterprises TO Gsani-
son