Carlsbad current., 1900-10-20
L.ocaI News.


man, was ~ Town yesterday
Capt. Trainer was among the many
passengers 70 Roswell, yes terday.
W.T.. Daugherlty, the Hope sheep.
man, was In town Mopday and Tues.
day.
Jno. Byrne, the sheep man, purchased
forty rams this week from A. J. Craw.
ford.
Jno. NcEwan returned Monday from
bis Dallas trip and reports pleasant
slime.
r. N. johnson has baon nursing his
hand the past week, from tho effects Of
asplInter a
Frank NcOleary, an oil time Eddy
county man, was in town Tuesday and
Wednesday.
c, A, Primrose Of the Gentry SHOW,
came IN yesterday 70 interview the
newspapers 81 e
l.. %. Fullon has gone 70 Cincinnati
70 visit his sister, Mrs. Irwin who re.
Gently returned from Porto Rico,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur O'QuInn rejoice
N the advent Of a new daughter who
arrived last week, Friday, the 18th.
Frank BarReld, who located In Ros.
NELL q couple Of months ago, has again
returned 70 Carlsbad, business being
better here, In his opinion.
Gatewood & Bateman, the attorneys,
have recently renovated and improved
their commodious office rooms by paint.
ing, paporing aud otherwise brighten
Ing up the interior,
Messrs. CherbIno & Sherad have an
excellent pasture for rams, also plenty
lof feed and good water west Of town.
Sheepmen are requested to correspond
n In need of rams, or a good place 10
keep them.
ID. l.. Kemp, Monday sold his ranch
at the mouth Of Last Chance TO Paul
Ares Of Texas. Mr.. Ares will locate
500 head OF cattle near the ranch. Mr..
Kemp still holds his locations at the
head OF Last Chance.
The train rom the south Thursday
was two or three hours late on account
Of the trucks Of the englno jumping the
track Just south OF Otis. A light EN-
gIne was sent down and found that the
train crew and Roadmaster Stinson had
gotten the locomotive back ON the
track. The train left here over three
hours late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Wright sold
their farm Of Hfty acres TO j. NJ. Hess
and the transfer has been completed.
The place consisted Of ffty acres on
the Rogers section southeast OF the
Vineyard Stock Farm, with house Of
1--WE rooms, stable, orchard, farming
tools, etc, all we'll improved. The
price paid was si,250.
The Woodmen OF the World are ad.
ding new membdrs under the special
dlspensatlon allowing q rate Of one.
half the regular lniatlon fee, which IL
$1,000. The $500 rate will only con.
tinue for a limited time. The insur-
ance Is the least expensive and most
secure OF any, besides providing for a
oio0 monument The Woodmen have
q reserve fund sufficient 10 NEST all en-
cgptlonal drains on the treasury max
ing II perfectly secure.
q. A.. White, the big sheepman ol
Hagerman, was here Monday and
Tuesday he bought and shipped 10 Nj
ranch forty fine bucks from Mr.. Cher
bIno. Uncle George don't say much OF
politics, but says II looks = little bl
strange 10 sell wool for ten cents wher
the tariff IL even higher than tha
amount. 'ris more Of that grand thinI
republican prosperity Uncle George
and you won't have 10 bear with I
. much longer. Uncle George says he 4
for the straight democratic ticket nov
though he has voted the republican
ticket for eight years.
The proceedings for the extradltioT
OF Nat Camp from New Mexico :,
= Texas have been dismissed, his attor-
neys. Messrs. Lakewood 8 Bateman
having resisted the application for I
Fequlsillon from GOV. Sayers OF Texal
10 G0y. Otero Of New Mexico ON th'
grounds that the eases against him II
this county should be tried hrst. CAM
was charged with larceny In Texas II
two counts, also four counts In New
Mexico. lie Is under bond here anC
his extradltlon would relieve his bonds
men. The governor therefore though
best 10 Try him here frst.
J. W. Baraeld and Sol schOOnovs
figured In q serious runaway while qual
hunting Monday, near fuckers plac'
south Of town. The horse they wer'
driving IN some manner got his bFldll
on and at once started 10 run. Schoon
over jumped out but narheld staye'
ulith tina buggy Whila the hOFao took