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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19
C0LFAX

The first livestock shipment made
this fall by the G. S Cattle company
vas 200 head Of IA calves from the
local stockyards TO the Kansas City
market Tuesday. This company
will make a larger shipment Of
grown stuff in a few days. less E
Dye accompanied the shipment
II. c. Abbott OF Las Animas, Colo
RADIO. was in the city this week
Wednesday ne shipped 600 head Of
sheep from m city 70 Valencia
county where he has leased five
townships These sheep are from
'hc Chri, Otto flocks in Union
rn"utv Springer Stoclman.
The regular monthly banquet OF
me Ration Chamber Of Commerce
was held al the Presbyterian En-
icavor han Wednesday evening The
hd G., Of the Presbyterian church
served fine turkey dinner with
all the trimmings An interesting
lecture was delivered by J. F. Keat-
ng. of Pueblo. Colorado The event
vas decided success and well at
tended
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19

The New Mexico Oil corporation,
with principal office is in Aibuquer-
Que. has been INCORPORATED for
$4,000 of which 5000 has been
subscr bed. Laurence r. Lee is
statutory agent The incorporators
are: Arthur M. White, New York.
81 800; E. z. Bessire, Wichita. Kan
sas, sl0o.; Laurence r. Lee. Albu-
querque, sl0
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19
QUAY

F J. Coggin of Fl Paso, c NJ
Coggin. d. NJ. Cogg n and Ed Pike
OF the Coggin ranch near the river
drove in six cars Of cattle for ship
ment to Oklahoma, Tuesdsy.-Glen
-io Tribune.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19
O0NA ANA

DR.. Robinson of Mesilia Park re-
ceived 1900 fish spawn from a
Government hatchery to be placed
in the drainage canals near Mesiila
Dam. The spawn consist OF picker
ei and bass. 1t s believed the fish
will prosper in the canals an the
river and in two or three years vii
provide excellent fishing The
soawn were received through the
State Game Department.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19
SOCORRO

Ed Otero shipped two car load of
cattle Tuesday from this station. He
also made arrangements for the
day and other parties WHIP shipped
AZ the same date will raise the total
70 the number OF 1900. Several
smaller shipments will be made by
other western RI sers within the
next ten days, and it is estimated
that the lambs loaded al Magdaseua
thousand before the season Is over.
The Magda Min ng company OF
ta.dai5na. operating the "Oldltard-
scrabble mines. will erect q reduo-
tior plant 't place, york to
..."t ## tH5 H..i = once.
Inc erection oil lais mill and he
necessar, tramways VII require the
expenditure OF large sum and
take considerable time. probably un-
Id spring, to complete.
Tn Medley and Cwsley iorcesi T.
II. Taul and Others loaded out tii-
teen cars oi lattle Tuesday morning
ic Kansas City and other markets.
A special came up from oocorro 10
take cut this and other big 81 p.
W.9ts.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19
LUNA

Several cases of ptheira have
appeared in Columbus. The six
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sproat had a mild attack during the
week but prompt medical attention
relieved her.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19

The Montclair Mining company of
Delaware. filed an amendment to
its articles of incorporation this
week increasing its capital stock
to 700 shares at S200000 and dW0
shares common stock F. c. Wilson,
Santa Fe is the oompany's New
Mexico agent.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19

joe J. BrazI shipped two ear
loads of sheep to Guernsy, Califor.
MIA this week.
Lieut. Governor q. f. Pankey of
Santa re vas here buying cattle re-
Gently Mr. Payne sold him ll0
bead of grown steers
Th, diphtheria cpidemis IS nov
we'll under control. No new cases
have been reported and most ch ID
rio have faktn III antitoxin treat
mcnt.-Willard Record.
The build ~ Of the Gran Ouivi-
n store is now progressing nicely
The peopl In the valley are glad 10
see that the prom sed trading point
will soon BE 2 reality. The post-of-
flee that was granted a while ago
and found more necessary since
the coming Of so many new settlers.
win Likely be established in M Rob
crts0u's store
The domestic art class has begun
wo-k wing and viii soon take
un cooking under 'he direction Of
Miss Hovlani The school is pleas
Cd with the apparatus ordered for
tlc work Tn the Domestic Science
1cpartm M range has been pur-
chased costing 5000 also cabinets.
utensils and tables costing S33500
The Kitchen has been pa nted white
and Is 4 very pleasant room $4,000
worth ot scientific apparatus has
re n ordered for the science class
Mountainair Independent.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19

The Mercantile Grocery company
OF Deming, has filed its charter with
the state corporation commiss on.
The authorized capital stock is
$1,000 of which 5000 is subscribed.
The three incorporators subscribe
$1,000 each. They are: M. A. Nord-
haus, Wells Rutherford, LO.Tuck-
e.. The statutory agent it A. w.
Pollard
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19
GUADALUPE

B. {. Roney loaded 500 steer and
hcifer calves Monday, which were
sold TO G. T. Littlefield of Kenna.-
aughn News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19

Two new buildings will be added
on the campus of the Harwood In
Gustrial school north of Albuquer-
que. A large dormitory and gym
nasium building and residence for
the superintendent to be erected at
a cost of $4,000
The contract for the additional
buildings was let to NJ. 2. Sawtelle
Construction viii begin as soon as
pos, bic
The money for the new buildings
was furn shed for the greater part
~ H., Methodist Centenary in New
York, which allowed S45,G0O Tor this
rurposc. The local bogrd has 5000
on hand The institution is di-
vided into the boys school and rls'
school and both are filled to capa-
city.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19
new MEXICO
NEWS review
SERNALILL0

Albuquerque now has complete
overall factory. 1t is located on
South Second street and is turning
out tn rty dozen garments daily.
which is not quite up 10 its capacity.
The overalls are finding a ready
sale and ii is expected that the ca
pscity OF the plant will be doubled
about the first of next year.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19
UNION

c F Kimer has purchased 80
acres OF W. T. Dawn for a consid-
Grafton OF $500 Kilmer also
bought the Dawn crop Of cattle. This
I make Mr Kilmer a good home.
be- having already purchased the
Charles Miller homestead.
Judge Leb, in the district court
approved the sale Of the Shorty Cob
Her equipment TO A {. Palmer. Of
CLAYTON and the rig and tools viii
soon be moved to a location near
Pasamontc, where a well will be
sunk.
Mr. Palmer was the promoter OF
~ Ute company which sunk a dry
hole in the southern part of the
county. az an expense Of about $780,
01" He st i believes there is oil
IN the county. and he is advised bv
MS croiorists that the structure
near Pasa monte is the best possibi-
iifv Drilling viii be started not
i7t-- thar The first Of January y-Des
Moines Swastiks.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19
EDDY

TIE Merchants Liyestock com
fary shipped twelve cars Of cattle to
4 ffcrent points in the east Thurs
day, the cattle being loaded at Ava
lon
On car Of calves was shipped the
same dav 20 the east.
r. ". Smith shipped live cars Of
cattle The llth, instant, w A. SIM
mons also shipped tour cars the 18th
and J A. Lusk also shipped eigh-
teen cars the llth-Carlsbad Cur
rent
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19

Extensive Improvements in the
store building Of the +, Cosgrove
inc hardware company, which have
been under way for several weeks
are being complste by the placing
OF = hardwood floor The work is
being done under the supervis on Of
II. s. Gilbert. contractor.-Silve:
litN Fnterprise
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19

Following a decis on OF the board
and congregation OF the Methodist
church 70 build on their prop srty on
the new $500 church building are
now under way.
For several months the congrega-
iion has been undsc ded as to whe-
tier 20 build on the site of their
former church or on lots owned on
North Main street The decision TO
bu;id on North Main was reached
last W ek and construction of the
new build ng will be rushed II IS
s:ated.-Clovis Journal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19
CURRY

Extensive Improvements are be-
nR made on the building OF the
Campbell Ice Cream & Bottiing
Works and the additional structure
will be completed within a short
time
Another story will be added in
the rear of the shop. which is now
enc story high, and the ent re build
ing will be extended back forty feet.
The additional space will be used
fer storage room, and later new
equipment will be added to the
tent according TO Mr.. Campbell
Clovis News
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19
GRAN

!. n Chipman, jeweler one of
Silver City's rewer business men,
tas shown hi. confidence in the
future Of the town bv purchasing for
his own uss a des rablc residence
nropcrtv on 18th street north OF the
Normal School grounds The prop
,rty consists OF an entire block OF
Ground upon which is a residence
ard other huildincs erected by the
FORMER oNncr Mr. Chipman will
Immediately improve the property
5v add ra 20 the bungalow and beau
tfttiup the grounds
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19

BE rady for thanksgiving by hav-
ing list Of your blessings corrected
mp 70 date Carry a little Thanks
giving cheer into some home less
fortunate than your own between
now and then and you will not lack
giadness.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19

The gin of the MesiTia Valley Cot
ton Products company, under the
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19

highly elated over its prospects,
Carrizozo News
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19

The company drilling the oil well
south OF the city now has two
gang. Of workmen busy drilling The
depth already reached is not known
any but those engaged in tic
yo-k ~ log OF the well he nI
eu7rdc with great secrecy Carls-
bad -pus
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19

As the result of the negligence of
the parents of small child to re-
port TO the health officer that the
little one had whooping cough, prac-
tically one-haif Of the Berrendo
school children are now quarantined
and probably more will be.
The family resided on the Ber-
rendo and some Of the children stop
ped on their way to school, thus
contracting the disease and they in
turn infected the school The health
officers of the county and city OF
Roswell are trying to keep the dis
ease ont of the city and have asked
the citizens to cooperate and i'm
mediateH report any suspicious case
that may come under their observa-
ton.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19
TORRANCE

Joe J. Brazl shipped two ear
loads OF sheep to Guernsy Califor.
MIA this week.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19

" edreSday nlglt the ,her'ftS OF
flee W. notified by phone from
kyndus that a party Of auto tour
sts, vino had picked up young man
walking along the road from FL
Paso, had been rewarded for their
Kindness by having the man grab 4
purse containing a large sum OF
money, and over I thousand dollars
in diamonds and beat it through the
mesqu te,
Several deputies Immediately left
Tor the scene OF the robbery, and ia
a fH minutes had rounded up the
oulprit, who had ne chance Of dis
10 he tourists intact,
TIE prisoIer, who gave the NAVE
oi oseph r Eyilsinger, WAS brought
% Dening and lodged in 'he county
ja'l He has pleaded guilty to the
theft and will be sentenced BY Judge
Ryan.-Deming Headlight
r. O Ferguson, custod an and IN
charge OF the salvaging operations
AZ Camp Cody, states that he is saw
ing frlly rs per cent OF the lumber
in the environments being torn
down and shipped to other Public
Health Service hospitals at Tucson.
Ariz., Arrowhead, Cal +. and Fort
Baysrd. The percentage IS much
larger than the average over the
country and speals well for the
management Of Mr.. Ferguson and
Harry Whitehili the latter being i0
immediate charge OF the operations
Feds for 200 patients are on the
way and it IS expected that the
Camp Cody p II S. hospital will
soor be reopensd -Dcming Graphic
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19

Pad weather the past week has
prevented the cotton & MS from run
ring but the management at the four
gins report work far ahead of this
time last year. At Otis and Loving
there were 1850 bales ginned up to
Saturday night; 2ol at Malaga. and
465 at .he Carlsbad gin, making a
total Of 2406 bales for the project.
As the total crop IS now estimated
at about $500 bales, it will be seen
that the ginning is well advanced for
this time Of the year.
A star oil rig was unloaded at
Lakewood last week and it s rumor-
ed that it will be used in putting
down another test well in that vici-
nifty. The rig S a standard one
capable of going down 1000 feet.
While no knowledge is obtairable as
to the ownership OF the outfit it is
supposed to belong to the Nat onal
Exploration company As far as can
be learned the well size has rot been
iocatSf
The company drilling the oil well
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19

The first farmers auction was a
success. The total Of the sale
amounted to more than a thousand
dollars, and in the main everything
sold we'll
The farmers expressed themselves
as well pleased with the frst safe
ard thev b lieve it viii grow into
one Of the best things Roswell has
done FOR the farmers. The next
monthly auction and sales day will
bc on the second N.niay in De
cmber VIII ch is Dec nber Bros
well Record
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-19

Lieut.. Governor q. f. Pankey of
Santa Re vas here buying cattle re.
Gently Mr. Payne sold him ll0
head of grown steers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
Youth IS
CAPTURED
after HE.
ROBS MEN
Santa Fe Train Passengers
Are Held Up by Bandit en-
Route Thru Colorado

LA JUNTA. Col. Sept IA
bandit. emulatng William Cariislq.
famous Wyoming train robber. held
up Santa Fe passenger train No. s.
between the city and Las Animas
early this morning. The bandit
who obtained more than $500 from
passengers. was captured by Con.
ductor c. A. O'Brien. Of Denver. a.
he was leaving the day coach with
his loot o'Brien jumped on hto
back and with tho Assistance oG
others OF the train crew and pasr
sengerS bound the robber.
The latter gave his name - C16s
ford Riley and his age a. 10. He
was turned over to police herA
Like Carlisle. Riley did not molest
the women passenger. He entered
the day coach shortly after the trn1n
left Las Animas and robbed the pAs-
sengers at the point Of . gun
Conductor O'Brien hurriedly wrUto
q note aging there vas = train rob
ber aboard and threw q. out = wtrsA
dow as the train was paastng by =
small telegraph station. The oper@
ator wired ahead 70 IA J,tnta. where
police were waiting when the train
arrived.
All but $40 was returned to The
passengers. This amount was lost
in the struggle with Riley when the
train crew overppwered him. Riley
boarded the train at Las Animas,
he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23

why. you write II out and then
you hand IL in" he was told.
60 HE fetched another smilo---a
~ smile that women would call
nice: a frank. boyish smile. but
foolish and shamcd. He took n piece
OF copy paper and leaned on a desk.
And-he wrote it OUT and hand.
ed IL in"
TNHE city editor picked II up and
l. glanced at II.
IT was signed Mrs. Aitkin. 1854
3sth ave. s. W."
The city editor looked at the man.
aging editor and elevated his left
eyebrow.
Then he passed II across to the
managing editor. And the man.
aging editor read II and looked at
the city editor and-clevatcd his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23

IS FoILED
BY WOMAN
In Desperate Struggle She
Beats OF Would-Be Dia-
mond Snatcher

ARR beating off tho attack Of a
daring daylight bandit who tried TO
snatch diamonds valued ~ $500
from her hands. wednesday after
noon. Mrs. T. w. Passage, OF tho
Hermo.a apartments. Fourth ave.
and Cedar at. was recovering from
the effects Of the struggle Thursday
while police searched for the thug.
The attack occurred In a laundry at
1905 sixth ave. operated by Passage.
Mrs. PassAsc was alone. In charge Of
the laundry. nj sac .. m Wedncs-
day, when the bandit entered
"HclioF" he said
Il don't know you. What do you
want7' Mrs. Passage replied
"oh. you know me. want my
laundry" she says he answered
when she asked him his name he
reached over the counter and seized
her hand. Three rings. with vaiu'
able diamond settings. were on that
hand. Mrs. Passage says.
Screaming. Mrs. Passage struggled
with the man. She managed to
reach the door. after breaking loose
from his grasp. The wouId-be rob
Dor. who was grcasy.looking. accord
ing 20 Mrs. Passage. hurried down
the street and escaped while man
who came to her MD was calling the
police.
Patroiman J. J. Hcughen was sum
moned by the man who came TO Mrs.
Passages aid. but he was unable to
locate the thug In the nelghborhood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23

RIGHT eyebrow.
The Scotchman shifted 70 the other
foot and dragged twice on his stout
briar.
NTTS not MY guess" nc apollo.
i gized. He would have us
know, we saw. that he was n man
among men. No dabbling, Of his
own accord. in fool guessing con-
tests.
IT'S the missus m guessed it," he
explained. "It was at a movie last
night. She said she bet that was the
man. Soon an she saw him on the
screen she said she bet he was going
to"
03ut that would be telling)
II is impossible In print to convey
the delightful Scotch RS" which
rolled from his tongue.
Again he smiled. this time indui-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
$40 for Mrs. Aitkn or, Don't Jeer at Your Wife

pers were ebbing before his broom.
Our Scotch friend waded thru the
receding tide, gazing with awe at
the knee-deep clutter. IL was plain.
~ his first trip to a newspaper Of
flee.
IT WANTED to know" he said. as
l. he reached an eddy in the flood.
"if anybody has correctly guessed
the name OF that cowboy mon In yer
paper" He indicated the picture OF
the mysterious faceless horscman on
page l OF The Star.
He smiled an attractive. albeit
sheepish. smile. as we shook our
heads.
How dye go about guessing who
II is7'' he next asked. as Charley. the
Janitor. for the 2,7b6th time. emerged.
successfully from his late afternoon
battle with the tide and disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
Mystery Girl Sings
on Fire Escape Here

Grapo, ''hop," suicide. or The Ex.
uberance OF Youth--which?
Pedestrians vending their way
past the city hall. Thursday. were
astonishcd 20 see a scantily-clad girl
climb out on an iron balustrade on
the fifth floor OF the Seward hotel.
raise her lungs in lark-like song and
pirouette on one dainty toe.
A blonde-haired youth squeezed his
way out OF an adjoining window.
There was a momcntary conference.
Then the observers In the street be-
low saw the young people climb back
into the building.
The mystery remains unsolved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
FALLS Is Feet;
LOGGER DYING!

Plunging 25 feet from the second
floor OF the Holland hotel. Fourth
and jefferson. 10 the main floor, w.
s. Trip, 50.. Beilingham lumber.
jack. landed on his head and sus.
tained injuries which 1t is thought
win prove fatal.
The accident occurred at s:45 a. m.
today
He occupied room 2i6. Early this
morning Night Clerk Frank Kram
found Tripp wandering about the
Railways. He took him back to his
room. This was repeated three times.
At S:45 Tripp's body hurtled thru
the space adjoining the stairways
and crashed TO the lobby with hor-
rible thud.
City hospital doctors say his skull
Is fractured and that he cannot live.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23

gently for the whimsical. foolish
ways OF women which passeth the
understanding OF mere man.
TVHE managing editor regarded the
L lean Scot noncommittally. Hc
flipped the slip OF paper back TO the
city editor. There had been so mafsl
who ,had seen somebody on a movie
screen that they thought was the
right mani And 30 many
had missed II!
The Scot took the briar from his
mouth, waved II once thru the air
and laughed shortly. This would be
a good one on his wife. How he
would lord II over her when he got
home.
"Oh. WE'LL" he said--and turned
toward the door.
The managing editor swung about.
Hey. wait n minuter' he called.
'xour wife wins the $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
COAL DELIVERY
TO Be SPEEDED

Seattle householders were assured
Of getting quicker action In putting
In their winter supply of coal when
the council utilities committee. Thurs
day. authorized the municipal rail.
way to rent eight coal cars from the
Puget Sound Light & Power Co.
The utilities committee recon-.
mended that the cars be rented for
a period OF six months. at a monthly
rental OF s45 per car. with an option
of purchase at the end OF the period.
The cars are offered to the city for
$500 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
AUTO BUMPS OLD
HORSE VEHICLE

For the first time in recent years.
an oidfashloned buggy and horse fig
urcd in n traffic accident Thursday.
The accident typified modern prog.
ress In transportation.
Il. ii. Storm, lilo Cherry St, drove
his auto into the rear end OF Joe
Frangeilio's buggy. at Eighth ave. S.
and oregon st. "Wednesday night.
Storm said he did not see the buggy.
which was going in the same direc.
ton. Fragellio was thrown out and
bruised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
BOMB THREAT
NOTE IN
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 23.-The
financial district OF San Francisco.
the Civic Center and the dIstric,
around the postofflcc. were placcd
under heavy police and secret ser.
vice guard early today. ms a result
Of a note received by postal officials
late yesterday. threatening bomb
outrage at 2i5 this afternoon.
While police and secret service
men alike considered II probable II
was the work OF some crank. no
chances were being taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
BY l.. ID. ANGEvINE

LIE strode rapidly into the edl
L l. torial room, then turned swiftly
and scanned the sign on the door TO
make sure OF his bearings.
His teeth clenched a man-sized
pipe In n bulldog grip.
And when he spoke there was a
brogue reminiscent OF good old
Scotch porridge and kits.
MON NOM said he. rs II as
lv1 bad as that every day."
II was at the flag end OF the after.
noon. From far away came the muf-
fled whine and hum OF the presses,
pouring off the final edition.
Only a few stragglers Of the edi.
torial staff remained on duty.
Charley. the Janitor, was sweep
ing up"
BlIlowing seas Of castoff newspa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
POLICE find
DYNAMITE.
PULL fuse
Reports to Traction Com
pany Declare There Were
No Explosives in Il

NEW YORK, s<pt. sa-A
dynamite bomb with . IightrA
fuse waS Discovered In . wssh
room of the Rod Avenus station
Of TN BruokIyn Rapid Trsnsit
ebrvaaed lima to-day by Posice
man MIcharl Antin~ilA. He en-
tinxui~hed the fuse. A. . police
station u WAS found the package
held q bomb containing enough
dynamite 70 blow up the neigh
borhood-
A report made TO officials OF the
II. r. T. said the package was found
TO contain oakum but no explosives
The bureau OF combustibies. how.
ever. stated the package contained
one stick of dynamite. when rc.
celved at their bureau there was no
fuse attached. officials said.
The explosive was sent 10 the tcs,
laboratory for a further examlna.
ton.