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plete its extension to Birmingham.
1t is a corporation formed under the
laws of Georgia, being a consolidation
of the railroad company of the same
title with the Upton, Thomasville
and Gulf Railway Company and the
Upton and Northeasters Railroad Co.
1t was at one time considered pro-
bable that the Rock Island would OBJ
tain the Seaboard Air Line for its
desired outlet That plan was not car
ried into effect, however. Then the
ST. Louis and San Francisco, which
is controlled by the Rock Island OBJ
tained an entrance to Birmingham
through the purchase of the Kansas
City. Memphis and Birmingham rail
road.
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Interesting Case at Land once.

The contest case of James r. Ter
ry against John w. Barnett and 9TH
ers was up for trial in the Govern
ment Land Office Thursday. As IL
was not prosecuted, the officers dis
missed it. The case was involving
desert land entry and it was claimed
that the water was not sufficient to
reclaim the land The Barnett-Morrow
Irrigation and Water Supply Company
was indirectly interested. There were
three homesteads filled on Thursday
and Thomas S. Nelson made a final
homestead proof
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BOUND FOR COLORADO.

President Roosevelt Met by the Gov
ernor and Given Big Reception.
Pueblo, Colo, April 1.-THE spec
ial train bearing President Roosevelt
and party is running closely to the
schedule time. passing Texlme at
500 this morning. The party should
reach Trinidad, the first stop in Col
orado. about noon. The presidential
train was met at Emory Gap by Gov
ernor Mcdonald and party who
will accompany the train to Colorado
Springs The President will deliver
a short address upon his arrival here
at the union station at 5:45 p. m. Ar
rangements have been made for a
reception, and it is expected that al
least twenty thousand people will sur
round the station. The weather in
southern Colorado today is ideal
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w. A. WILSON is SUPERVISOR.
Artesian District, in Which is
ChaVes County.

SHdNCS SOdHNy.
Under the law providing for the
organization of artesian well districts
Acting Governor ]. w. Reynolds has
by executive order, created an arte-
sian well district to consist of the
counties of Chaves, Eddy, Roosevelt,
and appointed w. A Wilson of Ros-
well to be district supervisor.
Mr. Wilson, the new supervisor. is
the well known civil engineer. part
ner in private business with w. NJ:
Reed. His duties will be:
First, to require all owners of ar
tesian wells to pay an annual license
of $500.
Second. to require all owners of ar
tesian wells to file a statement in
the probate clerks Office giving the
date their well was drilled, its capaci-
ty and the purpose for which its
water is used.
Third, to inspect every artesian
well Immediately and prosecute those
who have not capped their wells.
Fourth, to take the measurement
of the flow of every well once in ev-
cry three months.
Fifth, to specify the sort of casing
or pipe to be used.
The new law goes into effect at
once. and Mr.. Wilson'S duties as SUI
pervisor begin Immediately.
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Tuesday and Wednesday Apr.
18th and 10Th, grand Onening
sale at GIFTS New Store. Watch
future announcements.
NEW BARBER SHOP OPEN.
George Friedenbloom Starts the "Up-
to-Date'' and He Will Have
Four Barbers


Having re-painted. re-papered and
re-modeled throughout his newly pur-
chased barber shop. across the street
from his old stand, George Frieden-
bloom today opened the ''Up-to-Date''
tonsorial parlor for the inspection
and patronage of the public.
This new shop has been renovated
throughout and has the largest bath
rooms in the city. Mr.. Friedenbloom
will remain at his old stand and D
w. Graves, formerly of this city who
went to his old home in Owensboro
KY, about a month ago, will return
TO take charge of the "Up-to-Date )"
He was formerly in Friedenbloom's s
old stand and is well known here.
Many old friends will welcome him
back. There will be four BARRIERS and
porter at each shop, new bath
room attendant having been secured
at Ell Paso for the 'Up-to-Date.
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kalarabi and CaulifIower,
Tomato and Cabbage Plants
now ready at the Alameda
Green House. 6-2t

Our Mantels are correct in every
way, and are triumphs of artistic con-
ception and masterful workmanship.
We have Crates and Tiling suitable
for any mantel-KEMP LUMBER
COMPANY, E. Fourth st. IT,.
Mr. and Mrs J. w. White, who have
lived here for several months left
this morning for Denver. where they
will make their home Mr.. White has
been connected with the Taylor-Moore
Construction Co.
The county commissioners met to-
day in adjourned session
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Tuesday and Wednesday Apr.
18th and 10Th, grand opening
sale at GIFTS New Store. Watch
future announcements.
NATIONAL LEAGUE SEASON.
Opened Today in New York, Chicago,
ST. Louis, Pittsburg and
Cincinnati.

New York. April 14-The familiar
cry of the umpire to play BALI was
heard at the polo grounds this after
noon for the first time this season.
1t was the opening Of the National
League season, and a gala time it was
for the thousands of fans of Greater
New York The hosting of the Ma
with maddening cheers, for it was
the first time the coveted rag" had
been seen in New York in fifteen
years There was music galore and
spirit of enthusiasm prevailed am
ong the players as well as the spec
fators At four O'Clock the champion
Giants and the Boston team appeared.
The players of both teams, arrayed
IN new uniforms, executed the usual
awkward squad march from the club
house TO the diamond. The old favor
ties and new corners were warmly
greeted, while a few good natured
roasts were, OF course, handed out
TO the visitors from the Massachus-
etts town.
Over in Brooklyn it was also an op-
ening day for the baseball enthusiast
There the home team faced the Phi
ladelphia club for the initial game
of the season. The other opening
dates for the National League today
are Chicago at St. Louis and Pitts
burg at Cincinnati
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The 'tUp-Jo-Date" barber shop at
2O512 Main has just been fitted out
new, papered and painted and is now
one of the incest shops in town. The
bath rooms have been re-modeled
and are the largest in Roswell -Four
first class BARRIERS and a first class
porter are in attendance all the time
38t2.
F. NJ. Jump is back at the old stand
rebuilt and new, ready to take care
of livery business of all kinds. Can
furnish single or double rigs cab or
anything in that line. III East
Third street. Telephone No. SO. Give
him a call "a t6
w H. Day. of Winfield. Kan, left
this morning for his home after a
weeks prospecting visit. He win re-
turn later and will then probably buy
land near Roswell, or somewhere in
the Valley
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Glenn & Ringo, bicycle repair
ing, electrical work, bicycle and
electrical supplies. All work
and material firStclass- Phone
345. Shop 203t Main. S-3t
CARRIE NATION UP AGAIN.
The Female Booze Fighter and Three
Companions Convicted of Des-
troyinq Property.

Wichita, Kan, April 14.-In the
ton. Myra McHenry and Mrs Lucy
Willhart were found guilty of destroy
ing property. and were sentenced by
Judge Williams. Mrs. Nation was fin
ed $3.50 and given a sentence of four
months in jail; Mrs. McHenry. two
months in Jail and $50 fine: Mrs.
Willhart 25 days in Jail and a fine
of $50 The sentences were suspended
during good behavior. The offence
was committed September 80 last
when the three women broke the win
dows of wholesale liquor house
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May Settle Strike.

Chicago April IA more hopeful
outlook for the settlement of the
Montgomery Ward Company team
sters and garment workers strike
developed today. The labor leaders
and an attorney representing the EN-
ploying tailors' association, held
conference with Mayor Dunno. and
as a result it was stated that Mont
gomery, Ward & Co. were willing to
take back the striking garment wor-
ilers. The point on which the settle
the garment workers will be taken
back.
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At the City Meat Market.

Nice roasts and steaks, X C. lamb.
beef tenderioin. shoulder clod.. Spen-
Ger rolls. pork tenderloins, sweet
breads. brains, chicken and fish, The
only place you can get this variety.
Call phone 225. Prompt delivery.
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VOLCANO OF OUR OWN.
Mount Shasta Threatens to Become
Active AGAIN.

San Francisco. Cal. April 1.-THE
Examiner says today that Mount
Shasta threatens to become active
again. Some startling occurrences
are reported at Sisson, a town in the
vicinity of the mountain. The ground
has opened at several points, and
mud was elected. The railroad fill
feet. and the streets of the little
mountain town are filling up with
muddy stuff full of oil.
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Public Notice.
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO.
COUNTY OF CHAVES.-ss.

To Whom it May Concern.
Notice is hereby given that, the
last will and testament of L. D. Dan
enberg. deceased, has been filed in
my office. and will be offered for pro-
bate on Monday, the Sth day of May
1905. the same being the regular
March. 1905, (continued) term of the
Probate Court. in and for Chaves
county, New Mexico, to- be held at
the Court House in Roswell, on said
8th day of May 1905
In Witness Whereof, | have here
INTO set my hand and affixed my of
fetal seal on this the 4th day of Ap-
ril, 1905.
Fri3t F. p. GAYLE.
(SEAL) Probate Clerk.
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c. A. People. of independence.
Kan. a well driller, who has been
here few days prospecting, left last
night for Carlsbad to look after a
big contract he is about to close for
work near Artesia.
A. Breckner, of Jennings, La, came
in this morning from a trip down the
Valley. having been as far south as
Pecos. He will remain here until to-
morrow and then start home He i:
well driller of 3s years experience
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ Reed and chill
dren. who have been here for the
past month on a prospecting visit
left yesterday morning for Las Vegas.
where they will make their home
They are from Paris, Texas.
Mrs. Dora Ratliffe left this morning
for a business trip to Quannah, Tex
From there she will go to Ft. Worth
to visit with friends and will be gone
about six weeks.
DIR. J. w. Kinsinger came in this
morning from Hagerman. He had
travelled from Artsia to Hagerman
in an automobile.
George F. Thompson, travelling ag-
ditor for the P.V. &. E. and r. L.
Williams. one of the working force
in the auditors Office. left this morn
ing for Amarillo after day spent
in Roswell
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Singleton left
this morning, Mr.. Singleton for Anna
rillo and Denver on business, and
Mrs. Singleton for Alba, Mo-. for a
visit with relatives
Grosvenor Clarkson left this morn
ing for Portales and other points
north on business connected with the
government service.
J. F. Richards and S. H. Haynes, of
Lake Arthur, were visitors here today
coming up this morning to look after
business interests
upholstered in leather. leather top;
also single harness. Will sell sepa-
rate or together, at POI N Lea
avenue 38tf
We have a good supply of cracked
milo maize. just suited for chicken
feed.-RosweIl Produce & Seed Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Cook were up
from Lakewood today transacting bus
mess and shopping.
w. 1. Smith. of Kansas, came in
this morning from the south. to re-
main an indefinite time prospecting.
Robert Burns and Ned Clapp re.ur-
ned this morning from a three days
visit at Dixieland.
L. H. Hallam returned this morn
ing from Artesia, where he mas been
installing an acetylene gas plans.
Ben Easley. of Artesia. was in the
city today, visiting with friends and
looking after business interests.
Mrs E r. westmoreland left this
morning for her home in Lockharu.
Texas. after weeks visit with her
brother. John C. Peck
III. NJ. Stevens returned this morn
ing from Hagerman where he has
been looking after business for sew
eral days.
Mont Day left this morning for his
home in Guthrie. o. T.. after weeks
prospecting
George Vance returned this morn
ing from short stay in Dexter
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Springvale. Me-, April 1.-THE
greater portion OF the business sec
ton of Springvale, together with ma
ny dwelling houses, was destroyed
by fire today, entailing a loss estima-
ted at 100000. Thirty-five buildings
were burned. The fire started in the
boot and shoe factory owned by w.
r. Usher & Son.
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gon do not mention any wounded
men on board the Russian hospital
ship Orel which arrived there yester-
day She probably had sick sailors
on board.
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MAY REACH sEAeoARD.
Rock island to Acquire Atlantic and
Birmingham Railway.

Birmingham, Ala. April 14-Rock
Island interests are said to be con-
sidering the advisability of reaching
the Atlantic seaboard through the
acquisition of the Atlantic and Birm-
ingham railway by the Frisco sys-
tenn This would give the latter road
an outlet TO the coast at Brunswick.
The Atlantic & Birmingham, which
runs from Brunswick to Montezuma.
Ca. is making arrangements to com
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RIVER COMMISSION.
Appointed by President to Deal With
Important irrigation Question.

Washington. D. c.. April 14.--.The
President has appointed a special
commission to deal with three impor-
tant questions which have arisen re-
lative to the diversion and interfer
ence with the course of international
rivers. The commission consists of
Judge Penfield. solicitor for the state
department Special Assistant AJtor-
ney General NJ. C. Burch and Prof.
F. III. Newell of the u. S. Geological
survey. and 1t has just had it's first
meeting. All the questions before the
commission have formed the subject
Of extensive correspondence between
the state department and Mexico on
the south and Canada on the north.
The Rio Grande dispute will be con-
sidered. and the matter of injury to
the Mexican farmers looked into. To
the west ward the commission will
deal with the Colorado river where
the upper waters are about to be di-
verted TO the loss of the Mexican
in Lower California
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Best fruit trees in the Pec0s
at Alameda Green House
y. $. WEATHER BUREAU.

y. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
fLocai Report.)
Roswell. N NJ. April 14.-Tempera-
ture.-Max.. 20; min. AZ: mean. Sc.
Precipitation, 90: wind N W.. We
Iocity 4 miles; weather clear.
Forecast.
For Roswell and Vicinity: Fair to-
night and Saturday Colder Saturday.
NJ WRIGHT.
Ofiicial in Charge.
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Glenn & Ring0, bicycle repair.
ing, electrical work. bicycle and
electrical supplies. All work
and material firstclass. Phone
35. Shop z03+ Main. H-3t

E. t. Hull. of Fargo. o. T.. was in
the city today on his way home from
Artesia and Lake Arthur. He bought
some lots in Lake Arthur.
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PUT IN sHoRTHoRN STOCK.

fords and Buy New Blood
for Their Ranch.
w NJ. Atkinson, for the Milne-Bush
ranch, yesterday bought of A. R. and
]. c. Hamilton five registered Short
horn bulls, after having sold four
Hereford registered bulls to w. G..
pie are putting some new blood into
their stock, and for the first time
since 1895 they are introducing the
Shorthorn breed The sales yesterday
were at fancy prices.
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stoesseIs Trial Begun.

ST Petersburg. April 14.-There is
no truth in the report from Cracow
that Lieutenant General Stoessel had
been condemned to death by the com
mission appointed to inquire into the
surrender of Port Arthur. His trial
only began today.
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Tuesday and Wednesday Apr.
18th and 10Th, grand opening
sale at GIFTS New Store. Watch
future announcements.


Meeting at the Roswell COMMERCIAL
Club Should Be Well Attended.
Tomorrow, Saturday, at p. m,
is the time of the meeting of farm
ers and all others interested in the
sugar beet industry, at the rooms OF
the Roswell Commercial Club. All
who want beet seed Should attend
tributed free at that time
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T. S. Bateman went to Lincoln this
morning on legal business
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Do il Now.

Come and close for one of those
lots-only three lefr--Chas. Brown.
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Report Unfounded.

Toxic, April 1.-THE Japanese ma
Wy department pronounces the re
ports of a naval engagement recently
OF Saigon to be unfounded.
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A HEAVY
FIRE LOSS
THIRTY-FIvE BUILDINGS suRNEp
WITH LOSS OF 100000.
MAY sft1lf STRIKE

Employers and Employees Confer
With Mayor Dunno of Chicago, and
the Result May Be a Settlement Of
the MontgomeryWard Company
Strike.
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NO FIGHT YET
Japs and Russians Have Not Yet
CIashed in China Sea.-Russian
Ship at Saison.-StoesseI Being Tri-
ed, While Gorky Escapes Trial.

velopments all point to a crisis in the
present agitation among the work
men of the cities and the peasants
in the country on May Day. and ap-
peals are pouring in from all quar-
ters of Russia for military protection.
The st. Petersburg workmen are pre-
pairing for a great demonstration.
Arms and bombs are being SNUG
gled in in great quantities, and blood
shed on a large scale is feared. The
news received from the interior is
alarming, especially from the Baltic
provinces. where the entire popula-
ton is in a state of intense excite
ment
The cities are being flooded with
revolutionary proclamations. calling
on the people to rise on May Day.
The criminal classes are taking ad-
vantage of the situation to pillage
and plunder. while in the country the
landlords are pOwerless to cope with
the peasants and are demanding the
sIationing of troops at every station.
Mania, r l., April l4--hedF Au-
miral Train. in command of the Am
erican fleet in Asiatic waters. receiv-
ed a telegram at three o'clock this
afternoon from Saigon. the capital
and principal port of French Cochin
China. reporting the arrival there of
the Russian hospital ship Orel yester-
day. The Orel had many wounded men
aboard.
dispatch received Thursday by
the Chicago Daily News from it's cor
respondent at Saigon said: "Rojest-
vensky's hospital ship arrived here
Wednesday night to take coal. provi-
sions and medicines on board. 1t
will leave Thursday at noon to re-
join the main squadron" No mention
was made of any wounded being on
board.
Report Unfounded.
Toxic. April 14.-The Japanese ma
Wy department pronounces the re-
ports of a naval engagement recently
on Saigon to be unfounded.
StoessePs Trial Begun.
ST Petersburg. April 14.-There is
no truth in the report from Cracow
that Lieutenant General Stoessel had
been condemned to death by the com
mission appointed to inquire into the
surrender of Port Arthur. His trial
only began today.
Gorky Will Escape Trial.
st. Petersburg. April 14.-On ac-
count of the condition of his health,
and the fact that the evidence ag-
ainst Maxim Gorky is not any strong
er than against hundreds of others
who have not even been arrested in
connection with the disturbances of
january %. it is understood that the
government has abandoned it's inten-
ton of bringing him to trial.
The Bold RojestvensI<y.
St. Petersburg, April 14.-The ad-
miralty has not received any dis
patches recently from Vice Admiral
Rojestvensky Much satisfaction and
admiration are expressed in naval
circles at the bold, direct manner in
which Rojestvensky is carrying out
the object of the voyage. The attitude
of indifference in certain quarters
of society as to the outcome of the
naval battle is arousing criticism.
and Prince Ouktomsky in his news
paper today takes society to task for
its unpatrioric and careless attitude.
The admiralty's advices from Sal
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R~ELIGIoUs VOTES.

Esy. j., r. Taylor, p. e.. will hold
the fourth quarterly conference to.
nisltas,hs Methodist church. He
will lie at Ebenezer. Blenheim cironi.
Tomorrow and Sunday morning and
preaching in the Methodist church
sieFe Sunday n;ga..
The Second Methodist church at
MoOnll, thanks to the faithful efforts
of Rev w. H.L Mol yurin, z. G, has
been completed. aud will be dedicated
by Rev L. p Taylor. p. f., on SUI
day the 10th Of December.
Tho hour for evening services at the
churches is now 7.30 O'Clock.
Prayer meeting at the Baptist church
every Thursday evening at 800.
Prayer mooting ut tho Mothodipt church
every Wednesday at 800 p. m.
Prayer meeting Mt Presbyterian ohuroh
Thursday evening at 8 90.
Tho hour for Sunday School OF tho
Methodist church he's beon changed to
$3.50 o'clock II tho afternoon inst ad Of d.
Tho Epworth League Prayer meeting
ID held every Wednesday evening in the
Sunday school room Of tho Methodist
church at 8 o'clock. The public invited.
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800 Reward 500.

The readers OF this paper will be plea
sed to learn that there is at least ono
dreaded disease that science a been
able to cure in all Its stages, n that is
Siatarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is the on
" positive cure now know' to the medi'
Gle fraternity. .atarrh being a cons.tn,,
tionat disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. HaN|s Natarrh Cure is taxi
en- internally. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surface OF the system,
thereby destroying the found .tion OF the
disease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work The
propl;e,ors have SO much faith in its
Curative powers that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars tor any case that II tails to
cure Send for list OF testimonials.
Address + J CHENEY & CO.. Toledo o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor cons'ip"-
tiOn.
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THANKSGIVING JOYS.

The Almighty Fla her has bless
ed our Southland, boun,itully, this
Season.
Our fields have yielded their
increase.
Cotton is King once more, and
is doing his best to make tho land
smile under his bcneficert reign.
Let us be glad.
And rel icing 0 lrselves, do not
let us forget the hundreds oflittle
fatherless children gathered into
our Orphannges.
let us make this Jo,r the best
they eyer had.
Send good stories of corn, flour,
meat, syrup, eggs aud butter:
Send money that answereih all
things.
In II own plenty, do not let
lis forget to spread the table Of
those who have nothing.
1t was joe who said: eff | have
eaten my morsel, myself alone
and the Fa,herless have not
eaten thescof, then let mine arm
fall from the shoulder-blade and
mine arm be broken from the
bone.