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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1916
Page
3
Paso hears reports that Hachita authorities claim a car driven by a bandit evaded pursuit by troops. No injuries are reported, and the incident is under investigation. Local officials emphasize swift action to recover the suspect vehicle.
A grand Friday night dance at the opera house drew large attendance with elaborate decorations in the order colors. An excellent orchestra entertained, committees earned praise for arrangements, and programs served as artful souvenirs. The event met society’s high expectations and was a complete success.
Work will begin within a few days on the big round house to be built here by the Santa Fe. A brick plant has ordered about a half million bricks and will begin production immediately. Contractor William Simpson and his son were in town this week arranging to start work. The railroad project will require large brick orders and additional firms expect to bid.
The paper announces a Republican Convention call for March 27 at 8 pm issued by town chairman P J Dugan. Mrs W D Cornell accepts agency for Vocalstyle music rolls. demonstration at her home. Two horse and mule teams for sale. time on payment to the right buyer. Democrats seek ticket names. several approached to sign on. some Spanish American citizens considered for ballot. W H Morris offers residence lots on Hill avenue east of his home, with easy payment and strict neighborhood quality. Enjoyable Ladies Night at city club with Coward Orchestra. Congregational State Association to meet in the city April 14 to 16 with about fifty delegates expected.
A British report notes a discovery involving Doctor Plercs and Senate tribes. Dispatches indicate Mexican forces near Monterey and a fire destroyed the Monterey Presidio headquarters building during morning hours after troops vacated.
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