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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14
Noticias de Ia Argentina

Buenos Aires. "a de Septiembre.-
Datos ofciales del ministerio de Agri-
+cultura. dicen que hay este affo s.6i72o7
hectareas de terreno dedicada al cul-
two de trigo y.I.o228I4 de alianza, de-
mostrando un aumento de I4.5zy5.5s
en- extension respectiva sobre Ell afio
pasado.
Ell consul argentine en- Nueva
York telegrafia que un sindicato de.
banqueroS americsnos propone a Is
Argentina construir varias lfneas fe :
rreas en- ell Chaco, aceptando Ell pago
en- bonos del 4 por ciento exterior re-
dimibles en- 20 afios. Las lineas pro-
pueStaS permaneceran en- manos de los
constructors como garantfa, y adem as
los banqueros piden privilegio para
explotar los bosques colindantes con
las lineas.
Ell ministro de agriculture y Obras
P1blicas ha decidido desestimar la
proposition. no considerando las con-
diciones compa tibles con ell proyecto
de ley que Sc discute en- ell Congreso.
La comision arancelaria del Sena-
do, acogiendo la peticion de los i'm
portadores. recomendara la abolici6n
de la clausula del arancel en- discussion
que provee entrada 1ibre para las pie
zss sueltas. de maquinaria solamente
cuando son importadas con maquinas
completes.
-Cuatro casas importadoras han
publicado una carta diciendo que M.
Beaupre. ell ministro americana en-
Buenos Aires, les autorizaba para ne
gar que de Washington le hubiesen
dado instrucciones para hacer repre-
sentaciones al gobierno sargentino
acerca de los derechos sobre pleas
suetas de maquinaria. Sc mand6 re-
mitir a Washington los resultados de
10 que investig case. sin ninguna idea
de intervenir o6cialmente.
A esto contesta la "Prensa" que la
rectifica ci6n debe ser dirigida Ia los
periodicos americanos que comentaron
d asunto.
Ademas, agrega el diario. los diplo-
m maticos no acostumbran explicarse
por boca de comerciantes que tienen
interes personal en- el resultado de las
negociaciones que estan sobre ell ta-
pete.
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO rico.

OF TRAINS EFFECT ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER TO- 1905
BETWEEN SAN JUAN CAROLINA AEe CANUY AGADA PONCE
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Corts Municipal del Distrito Judicial Municipal
De Bayam6n.

Rafael Cobian V. S. Succession Rafael
Cerame, compuesta de su viuda
Dofia Esperanza Rodriguez, y sus
hermanos Don Telesforo, Dofia
Josefa y Dof1a Vicenta Cerame y
Arrange.
Por Ia presente Sc notifica 4 usted,
que Sc ha presentado en- esta oficina
del Secretario, la demanda del actor,
pidiendo 4 la Corte que, previos
tramites legales, dicte sentencia con-
denando 4 la Succession demandada le
otorgue cancellation total de hipoteca
Jue, favor de Ia sociedad "Archilla
Argiielles Ca Ell comandita, de la
ILe era socio el Sr. Cerame, otorgo
Don Rosa Rodriguez por escritura
de veinte Y ocho de Novienbre de
mil novecientos cuatro, ante el Sr.
Valldeiuli. nontante 4 un total de
doscieltos .setenta V cinco dollars,
cantidad que IA satisfecho Ell deman
dante la predicha sociedad.
Y para su publication en- el perlo
dico, Ia extiendo Ell Bavamon, a vein
te y nueve de Septiem5re de mil
novecientos cinco.-Celestino re
-ez, Secretar O Municipal Court
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-12
Alabama Mine Workers.

Birmingham. Ala, June 12-The
eighth annual convention of the Ala
bama organization of the United Mine
and was called to order it 10 O'Clock
by President Edward Flynn. The
most important business before the
convention is to formulate an agree
ment to be submitted to the operators
at the joint conference to begin next
Monday with a view to terminating
the long strike of the minors. All
indications point to the reelection of
the present officers.
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, June 12.-Cattle re-
ceipts. $4,000 Market steady. Nativs
steers, 4.25@5.O0; southern steers
800 $500: southern cows, 2.25 @4.0a.
native cows and heifers, 2.25@4.50;
stockers and feeders. 3.0O@4.00.
bulls, 2.25@4.5O: calves. 3.OO@5.50.
western fed steers. 4.25@5.5O: west
ern fed cows, 3.25@4.5O
Chicago, June 12.-CattIe receipts,
$4,000. Market steady TO slow. Good
to prime steers. 54O@6.45: poor to
medium, 4OO@5.3O; stockers and
feeders. 2.75@455; cows. 25O@4.6o:
heifers. 25O@4.75; Gamers, 15O@
$50; bulls, 2.24@4.3O; calves, 3.50SD
$50
Sheep receipts, $4,000. Market stea-
dy. Good to choice wethers, shorn,
4.60@5.10: fair to choice mixed, $50
@440: western sheep, shorn. 1900
$40; native lambs, shorn, 4.50@6.75;
western lambs. shorn, 5.0O@65O
Wool Market.
st. Louis, Mo-, June 12.-Wool stea
dy. Unchanged.
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Reunion .of Exconfederates.

Louisville. KY, June 1.-THE Unit
ed Confederate Veterans will meet
in annual reunion in this city We'd
nesday conservative estimate is
that 10000 visitors will be in Louis
vile during the latter part of the
week. The court of honor in Jeffer-
son street. where the great reviewing
stands have been erected. is an i'm
posing structure. Throughout the
down town section public and private
buildings are assuming gala attire.
The convention will be called 20
order Wednesday at noon. and after
addresses OF welcome by the Mayor
OF Louisville. representatives of the
various commercial bodies of the Il
ty and the local Confederate camps.
a response will be made by the com
mander in chief, Gen. Stephen d.
Lee, of Mississippi
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At the Alameda Green House.

We will sell at one-half price for
one week only. beginning June II
all our bedding plants and lots OF
other plants. Don't let this opportun-
ity pass to make your home beauti-
full We will sell White, Scarlet and
Mixed Verbenas at 25 cents per doz-
en-; asters, 25 cents per dozen.
Coleus, rs cents per dozen.
Ten weeks stocks 25 cents per doZ-
en-. Pansies in bud and bloom, 25 cts
per dozen. Carnations from 2-in. pots
so cents per dozen: Carnations, large
from bed. $1.OO per dozen. We need
the room for new planting. 85t2
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sense of antiquity very difficult for
but his own to realize. The celebra-
tion takes the form of a pageant TO
mark, not the towns centennial or
even bi-centennial, but the 1,200th
anniversary of its foundation, and
the means taken to mark the event
bring into sharp relief the contrast
between the present and the days
when Sherborne first became famous
as a bishopric, as the seat of the
schCCl where King Alfred was taught
his letters, or. to come down to COM
paratively recent times, when it was
the residence of Sir Walter Raleigh.
The pageants. which are to continue
until Thursday, are being held in the
interior of the ruined castle founded
by Roger of Caen. Encircled by a
deep moat is a greensward measur-
ing some 100 by $50 yards, two sep
arate blocks of ruins serving admira-
bly, the functions of a background
for the stage.
The festival is not a mere process
sion or series of tableaus, but a gen
uine folk-play, representing in action,
with dialogue, music, professions,
dances and choruses. episodes out of
the varied history of Sherborne from
the coming of Saint Aldhelm in 705
to the reign of Elizabeth. Among the
episodes to be represented are the
founding of the town and school,
battle with the Danes, the quarrels
between the townspeople and the alb
hey and the intervention of Robin
Hood and his merry men. the arrival
of Sir Walter Raleigh. etc, and a fin
al picture is to show the American
descendants of the ancient town.
Sixty performers have speaking
parts, and with three separite choirs
there will be altogether 700 people
in the arena at one time. many of
them mounted on gorgeously capari-
soned steeds. =
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No Hitch in Negotiations.

Washington, D. c., June 12.-Assu-
rance is given here by the highest of
ficials that there is no hitch In the
peace negotiations, and that reports
to that effect are without foundation.
Count CasSini, the Russian ambassa-
dor, had a half hours conference
with the President today At its
his embassy, declining to discuss IN
any way the object of his visit. That
the conference related to the reply
of the Russian government to the
proposition made by President Roosa-
welt last Friday is known. But wheth-
er Cassini presented to the President
the formal response of Russia could
not be ascertained. 1t can be said,
however, that the reply of the Rus
sian government had already been
received by the President before the
interview with Count Cassini.
Later it became officially known
that Ambassador Cassini called TO
express the Russian governments
consent to the President PROPOSE
ton and TO state that Russia would
appoint plenipotentiaries to meet the
plenipotentiaries of Japan and dis
cuss the question of peace. The place
of meeting at present is being dis
cusSed.
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EQUITABLE AFFAIRS.
Expected that the Work of Readjust-
ment Will Begin Soon.

New York, June 12-Thos F. Ry-
an, in response to the request for fur
ther details concerning the purchase
of the Hyde stock in the Equitable
Society today said: ''The purchase of
the stock was absolutely free from
any conditions or commitments as to
future action deed of trust is now
being prepared and it will be made
public in due course" Paul Morton,
chairman of the board of directors,
went to Washington last night, and
will not return until Wednesday, It
ment will then begin.
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BODY PASSED ANALLA.
The Remains of Mack Murray's Youn-
qest Daughter Seen in the
Hondo River.

The body of the youngest daughter
of Mack Murray, who was drowned
in the Bonito about three weeks ago,
was seen passing Analla yesterday
in the flood. 1t will be remembered
that all the bodies were recovered
and buried except that of the young
est daughter The body passed Anal
la, but could not be recovered be-
cause of high waters. Friends have
been following down the Hondo. but
no trace of the body could be found
after it passed Analla-
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ALBUQUERQUE MAN TALKS.
Reports Roswell and the Pecos Val
ley Booming.

ley Booming.
Albuquerque Citizen.
B. A. Sleyster. a well known insu-
rance agent, has returned from Ros-
well, where he had gone to adjust
the loss on the saloon of James NJ
Dixon. which was destroyed by fire
a short time ago
Roswell is humming. and large,
substantial business buildings are in
course of erection in the principal
sections of the town., said Mr.. Sley-
ster. The Masons are going to erect
a new lodge building. which will be
up-to-date and modern in every res
pect. ind several big merchants are
contemplating the erection of new
store houses or additions to their pre-
sent quarters
The smaller towns of the famons
Pecos Valley. such as Dexter, Arte-
sia and others are also enjoying a
substantial boom. and farmers from
the states ire going into the Valley
IN goodly numbers, taking up lands
and thus becoming substantial citi-
zens.
;.The country from Kennedy TO
Torrance on the Santa Fe Central
and from Torrance to Roswell on the
automobile line is beautiful with it's
heavy covering of nutritious grass,
with patches of wild flowers, in all
nolors, scattered here and there AL
ong this trip, across the Estancia
plains cattle and sheep by the thous-
nnds roam and Craze, and there is
nlenty of water and grass. They are
"olling in fat, good enough right now
20 be shipped to market"
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F. Coll, former assistant cashier of
the First National Bank, today plead
ed not guilty to an indictment con-
tanning 13 counts His bail was fixed
at $4,000. The counts in Bigelow's
case are practically repeated in the
Coll case, with the exception that
Coll is in each case accused of aid
ing and abetting the former bank
president by making false entries.
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Freight Agents in Session.

Buffalo. n. Y. June 12.-All the
important railroad lines of the country
are represented at the annual con
vention begun here today by the Ma
ticnal Association of the Travelling
Freight Agents. J., c. Woods, of Chi
cago is presiding over the sessions.
which will continue until Thursday.
Atlanta has sent an invitation to the
association to hold its next meeting
in that city.
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The recently incorporated South
western Land Co. has conducted its
first excursion. The following mem
bers of the party left for their homes
today: r. NJ. Duffy, o. F. Weisen-
born, Jesse Smiley, DIR. Frank Cas-
burn, John Girrard A. G. Eisenhart.
L. B. and c. c. Tannehill are the To-
cal members of the Southwestern
Land Co.
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Weds Former Tennis Champion

Nahant. Miss, June PA society
wedding of note here today was that
of Miss Grace Dabney. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dabney of Bos-
ton. and Robert Wrenn. former lawn
tennis champion of America. and
now prominent broker of New York
City. The ceremony took place it the
country home of the brides parents
and was attended by prominent So
ciety folks of Boston, New York and
other cities.
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Steam and Hot Water Filters.

Atlantic City, N. j., June 1.-THE
National Association of Master Steam
and Hot Waters Filters began today
with headquarters at the ST. Charles
Hotel. The chief cities of the couu-
try were represented among the dele
gates present. The sessions are 10
continue three days and will be de-
voted to the consideration of num-
erous matters of Importance to the
craft
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Miss Nellie White left today for
Chicago. where she will take a teach
ers' course at Chicago University du-
ring the summer months. She will
then visit Niagara Falls, where her
brother is located. and then to New
York CITY and will return to Roswell
about the last of August
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M. witte Goes Abroad.

ST. Petersburg, June 12.-M. Witte,
president of the committee of minis
ters, is leaving St. Petersburg to so
abroad in two weeks. His trip is as
sociated with peace negotiations ii
the minds of the people, and it is
thought possible that the Emperor
has decided that if a reasonable ba-
sis of settlement is offered by Japan
to make use of the ablest and strong
est personality in the empire.
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eIeELoW IN PRISON.
Began His Ten Year Sentence Today
at Fort Leavenworth.

FIT. Leavenworth. Kan, June r.
Frank G. Bigelow, the former Mil
waukee banker. began to serve his
ten year sentence in earnest today
at the Federal prison here. After a
fairly good rest last night, he ate
sparingly of the prison breakfast. La
ter he was dressed, his hair being
cut and a prison suit given him. He
was photographed and measured ny
the Bertillion system, and later in
the day was examined by the prison
physician. He probably will be given
a clerical position.
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P J. Miller. of Klona, Iowa, D. B.
Miller and Ira w. Bartholomew of
Wellman, Iowa, left today for their
homes. Although they did not invest,
hey were well pleased, and Mr.. Bar
tholomew will probably return later
and buy land.
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Not Tie.

In Saturdays issuesthe Record sta
ted in the account of the graduating
exercises of the high school that the
general average of George Cobean for
the term was 95 81 per cent. when
it should have read SO 81. The error
tied him with Ronald Fitzgerald for
the scholarship prize. whose average
was one below that of Cobean.
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MISSISSIPPI FLOOD.
One Farmer Drowned and Seven Per.
sons Reported Missing.

Hannibal, Mo-, June 12.-The flood
in the Mississippi river has spread
over all the unprotected lowlands
and is from five to eight miles wide
between here and Keokuk, Iowa. Near
Alexadria, Mo-, a farmer was drown
ed and seven other persons are re-
ported missing. There has been a
heavy loss of live stock
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President Changes Plans.

Washington, d. c.. June 12.-The
delicacy of the situation relating to
affairs in the Far East has made nee
essary a change in the Presidents s
plans for going to Oyster Bay. He
desires to conclude in Washington
the preliminaries for meeting the re-
This will delay the Presidents visit
to Oyster Bay for some time
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-12
VISIT is DELAYED
The President Waits in Washington
for Arrangement of PreIiminaries.
Japan Expected to Indicate Her
View as to Place of Meeting.

st. Petersburg. June 12.-Russia =
official reply is now on its way to
Washington Foreign Minister Lams-
dOrm transmitted il to Ambassador
Meyer and later the Ambassador had
an interview with the foreign minis
ter at his office.
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NO STREET TAX.
City Council Repealed Ordinance in
an Adjourned Session
SATURDAY.

The City Council met in adjourned
session Saturday and after the slls-
pension of rules passed an ordinance
repeating certain parts of ordinance
Fourteen
The sections repealed provided for
the collection of street tax and for
the Office of Street Commissioner.
An act of the last Territorial Legis-
lature made the change necessary.
The ordinance as passed by. the Coun
ell is printed in another column of
this ISSUE
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-12

The Old Governors Copper Mining
and Smelling Company will hold its
annual meeting for the election Of
officers and directors for the ensuing
year. tomorrow at 10 O'Clock, at their
Office 2131R Main st.
l. B. ROSE.
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THE WAR GAM e.
Began at Baltimore Today by an At
tack on Fortifications.

Baltimore, June 12.-The war game
tions by Admiral Dickens squadron
began this morning. So far the forts
have had the best of it.
Theoretically the fort blew up
three torpedo boats. the battle ship
Texas and one cruiser.
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.. $. WEATHER BUREAU.
fLocal Report.l

Roswell. N. NJ. June IL. 1905
Temperature. Max. "a. Min. so. Mean
IL: Precipitation in inches and hum
dredths, 25: Wind, Dir. SW. veloc.
3: Weather. pit. cloudy
Forecast for Roswell and vicinity:
partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday
with Local thunder showers Tlesdiy.
NJ WRIGHT.
Omcfal In Charge.
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Otto Baumer and Willard F. Hird,
wo statesmen of the Ullery Furniture
Company, went to ArteSia Sunday
evening, and from there will go to
Carlsbad
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Miss Sadie Brosheer, who has beer
IN Roswell for eight months. left this
morning for her home in Middlesbo
ro, Kentucky.
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John Diehl. who has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. J. B. Voos. for two
months, left today for his home in
Logan, Iowa.
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Joseph Carper returned Saturday
from his trip to Jalisco. Mexico and
says he found everything to be as
represented by the Land Company.
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Japan's First Move.

ST. Petersburg, June 12.-The war
ring countries having formally ag
reed to try to conclude peace. the
first step, it is explained here. will
be the first direct exchange in which
Japan is. expected to take the initia-
tive, by/indicating through an inter
mediary at Washington her views as
to the time and place of meeting Rus
sia wiz offer no objection to any rea-
sonable suggestion in this regard
The statement is made that NJ Wirre
is going to Berlin to meet Prince Ari-
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W. H. Godair left this morning TO
Fort Worth. and from there goes L
his home in Chicago.
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Mrs E.. A. Lewis. from the Hondo
reservoir. is spending few days with
friends in the city.
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DR.. A. L. Norfleet spent Sunday 1T
his home, and returned to Artesia
in the evening
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c. c. Tannehill and Cy Davidson
left Saturday to spend few days
At the Tannehill ranch in the noun
tains
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two weeks ago. went to Lake Arthur
Sunday on business.
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Mrs. E. Grunert and two sons. Ar
thur and Carl, left this morning fol
a six weeks visit in Mankato. MINI
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Dr. w. f. Parkhurst has been i'll
for the past two days at his home ON
Lea avenue.
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H. L. Birney left this morning for
Chicago where he will spend few
days at the main offices of the Tall
madge Land Co.
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Sunday evening to be engaged for a
few days in photographic work
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sngawa, who represented the Japan
ese emperor at the Crown Princes
wedding, but no confirmation can be
obtained
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Mrs. I. P. Carlisle and baby return
ed from Portales Sunday evening.
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Mrs. W. W. Ogle and daughter
Louise left Sunday evening for vi.
sit with friends at Carisbid
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ANcleNr pAeEANT aEPRoDucED
In the Town Where King Alfred Wa
Taught His Letters

London. June IA celebration be
gan today In the little Dorsetshire
town OF sherborne which conveys a
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PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Former Assistant Cashier of Bank In
dicted on Thirteen Counts
Milwaukee, Wis. June l2-Henry
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Wesley Langford, of Hagerman,
spent Saturday in Roswell
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Gus Beidelman returned Sunday
evening from a visit TO his old home