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rerday, when he returned to Carts

when he returned to Carts
bad.
II. H. McIntire is expected today
or tomorrow from San Francisco for
a visit with his family. who are here
New Hampshire, spending the
winter. He is on his way to Boston.
Mass. on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. f. Flowers. who
were in charge Of the Alamo restau-
rant for the past five months. left
Sur s.r fer their old home in Texar-
ka :. where they will now i've
Ms. :. w. Gilbert. formerly of this
city. pc ssed through this morning on
the wa from her home down the Val
ley TO Fulton. Mo-. having received
word that her mother had received a
paralytic stroke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiland Southworth
and daughter left this morning for
their home in Abilene. Kansas. They
own land adjoining Artesia. n will
return next summer to put improve
ments thereon.
Miss Elizabeth Bailey left this NOR
ming for her home in Pleasant Hill
Mo. Her sister. Miss Ethel Bailey.
will follow in a few days. They a
been here all winter for Miss Ethel's
health. She is greatly improved.
The burning of a large patch of
weeds near the ice plant last night
made a blaze that attracted many
people to the scene to see what was
burning. The workmen in charge of
the burning of the weeds had the
fire under control.
Mrs. S. E. Hunt is in Wichita,
where she was called TO attend the
funeral of her little grand daughter,
Dorothy Daley. who died there sew
aral days ago. The little girl visited
in Roswell last fall. She was accom-
panied by her mother. The mother is
also seriously ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs n son. of
Carthage, Mo-, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Simpson. Mr.. Simpson is
q leave the latter part of the week
FOR a business visit to Chicago, and
Mrs. Simpson leaves at the same time
for her old home in Holton. Jackson
county. Mo-, for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs and son will oc-
cupy the Simpson home during their
absence.
o. r.. Rogers came up Sunday NOR
ming from Lake Arthur where he has
been engaged in setting out a nursery
or the townsite company. The Lake
Arthur company is trying something
new. They are setting out 10000 ap-
pie CRAFTS for the improvement of
their town. Mr.. Rogers has been as
sisting in this work. He spent Sun
day here. going back Sunday evening.
A. T. Gunter returned Sunday NOR
ming from a short stay in Carlsbad.
Mr.. John c.. Peck and Mrs. George
T.. Davis wish to express their sincere
hanks to all who so kindly assisted
and sympathized with them in the
Heath of their beloved wife and daugh
ter. Helen l.. Peck.
JOHN c. PECK
MRS GEO IT DAVIS
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Notice of Attachment Suit.
The above named defendants are
hereby NOTED that an action has been
commenced against them in the Dis
trict Court for the County of Chaves.
the general nature of which is to COM
pei the defendants to convey to the
plaintiff an undivided one-half inter
est in and to all their interest in the
property hereinafter described. and,
also. to obtain a judgment against
the defendant. Robert P. Farris for
the sum of s1.14O.5O in satisfaction
Of money had and received, and that
all interest of the defendant Robert
p. Farris in and to the property here
matter described has been attached
to satisfy such Judgment.
The property, a conveyance of
which is sought in the said action and
the remainder of the interest of the
said Robert P. Farris in and to which
has been attached in this action is
described as follows. to-wit:
Lots l. ,. and 3. block SO; lots II.
Il. IA. block 81: lots 10. II, u. and
Il. block 80: lots l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. I. 8.
9. 10. II. -. Is. and IA. block 81;
lots 8, 9. 10. II, II, 13. and II. block
block 80: lots g. 8, 10. IL. II. y and
IA. block 81; lots 1. 2. 3, 4. 5. 6. and
7. block 30; lots l. 2. 3. 4. 5, 6. and T..
block %; lots l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. and T..
block %; all in West Side Addition
City of Roswell. Chaves County, New
Mexico.
Also lots II, -. IS, IA. block 8;
lots s. 9. 10, II, IL. 13, and IA. block
8; lots 10. IL. and ~, block 10; lots
l. ?. 3. 4. and 5, block 20; all in
North Spring River Addition. City of
Roswell. Chaves county,, New Mexico.
Also the following lots located di-
rectly north of Block No. l in West
Addition. the same being UNI
plated: One lot price $3.50. one lot
price s125. one lot price $125, and
one lot price 500.
. The s1id defendants are hereby no
titled that unless they enter their APP
pearance herein on or before the 18th
day of April, 1905. the same being
the first day OF the regular April 1905
term of the District Court of said
judgment will be rendered
against them, and their sold
to satisfy same.
The name and address of the plain
tif's attorneys are Richardson. Reid !
& Hervey. Roswell, New Mexico.
(SEALl c. NJ. BIRD.
2-2STues. Clerk.
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J. w. Walters returned this morn
ing from Lakewood.
S. F. BALM went to Portales this
morning on business.
New wool sacks. 27k cents. at the
Western Grocery Co. dim
DIR. Charles F. Beeson returned this
morning from Galveston.
c. c. Emerson returned this morn
ing froma trip to Carlsbad.
Wall paper. paint and glass at the
Pecos Valley Lumber Co. 7tf
c.. F. White was up from Hagerman
today, transacting business.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. wiIlingham. of Lake
wood. spent the day in Roswell.
]. T. Mcneil came up from Hager-
man yesterday for a short stay.
Tom Davenport returned this NOR
ming from a brief visit in Ell Paso.
S. G.. Cross has accented a nosition
as day clerk at the Hote, Shelby.
Mrs. j. NJ. Day returned this morn
ing from a two days visit in Dayton.
There is no way of getting around
my prices on clothing-W. P. Wood.
$1,000 to LOAF on good security.
Easy terms. Apply to Kellahin & Cal
fee. 1876
We have a nice lot of asparagus
plants for sale.-RosweM Produce &
Co. 23t2
The City Meat Market will give you
corn fed beef at same price as native
stock. 23t2
DR.. T. E. Presley returned this
morning from a professional visit in
Artesia.
New meat market opened today at
317h N. Main. Everything new. fresh
and clean. 23t2
S. UhlfeIder returned this morning
from a two weeks trip to Denver and
Albuquerque.
Phone your order to the City Meat
Market for everything the market af-
fords. No. 225. 23t2
r. NJ. Ware and E. A. Paddock. of
Chicago, eturned this morning from
a trip to Dexter.
Have you tried the new meat mar
ket, next door to Ullery's Furniture
store, phone No. Z? 23t2
IT. ,4 49, N rio
317h N. Main. All classes of meats.
All fresh and clean. 23t2
All the special coaches of the Tall
madge Land Company. kept one,
ven north yesterday.
]. Watson and sister. Miss Mamie
Watson. came up from Carlsbad this
morning for a short visit.
$4,000 rolls of wall p all 1905
patterns. at the Peco Valley Lum-
Der Co.. 7tf
LoST.-One railroad ticket with the
name Walter Morris on it. Return
to Record office.
FOR sALE-32O acres in artesian
belt. four miles west of Artesia.-
Address Box 307, Roswell. 21t6
h Helmig left this morning for
Amarillo, to buy shoes of a New York
salesman, who will meet him there.
J.. M. Gordiur was up from Hager-
man yesterday. calling OF friends
and looking after business interests.
H. C. Elrick. OF Dexter. and his
brother. F T. Elrick. of Waco. Tex.
came in this morning for a business
visit.
George w. Medley returned this
morning from a business trip to his
ranches in Jeff Davis and FL Paso
counties. Texas.
w. c. Reid returned this morning
from Carlsbad. where he has bee at
tending court. He says that court will
adjourn tonight
w. +. Baker left this morning for
his home in Tarkio. Mo. He bought
2 acres of the Tallmadge Company
southwest OF Dexter.
Sam Cox came in this morning
from his n ear the mountains
In the vicinity Of Hope. He will be
in Roswell a few days.
G., Fl. Hutchins, a cadet at the Mi
1tary Institute. returned this morn
ing from Carlsbad. where he has been
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In the District Court of the Fifth Jul
dlcial District of the Territory Of
New Mexico within and for the
County of Chaves.
Edith S. Farris, Plaintiff.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24
Sunday School Convention.

A union Sunday school CO.. :
vention is to be held at Cedaredge
Saturday and Sunday, under the
leadership of Rev. Carman of
Denver, the state superintendent
of international Sunday schools.
He will hold services Saturday
evening in the Baptist tabernacle,
and Sunday morning at the Meth
odist church. Mr.. Carman will
present interesting as well as in
structive lectures at each meeting.
A good attendance is desired and
a special invitation is extended
to Ihe children of both Sunday
schools and those who do not be-
long to any school. All will be
welcomed.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

Under nur Surface Creek depart
ment we Tins wee k print the
photos .nt a numb,I of gentlemen n
who are wu king hard tor the in
terests OF that section They are
all men who have taken great
interes. in the Souvenir book,
from whose publisher we obtain
the cuts tor printing A very hne
view of the Stockham Brothers
and Zaninetti ranch is also shown.
This section ot the county IS rapid
ly forging to the front as the
result OF the energetic work of
lust such men as we herewith
present.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

hall 25x70 feet and an active lodge
is expected to be located there.
Three new fruit and storage
houses are also to be erected be-
tore next ear crop. One OF
these is to be built by Nelson Bros :.
of Paonia, another by Newhall &
Sons, OF Chicago, and the third by
another Chicago firm. This will
make quite showing at Austin,
and as that is the natural loading
point for all of Surface Creeks
superior fruit, the large annual
increase in production makes such
a move necessary. The increase
in the demand for our fruit is so
great the commission men of the
country are doing their utmost to
get it.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

On Wednesday evening Nov.
Goth Thanksgiving Eve a New
England supper will be given at
the home of Mrs. Will Haiges on
the old Sumner place by the
Elberta Union Ladies' club. Only
Csc. will be charged for the supper
and 1Oc. for children. Come and
help raise money for the Xmas
tree. Everybody is cordially in
yited to attend.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

Sam Lovett has received the
appointment of deputy sheriff and
constable of this section of the
county. While, as rule, this is
a very peacable community, this
officer is a good acquisition as no
one can tell what might happen.
Sam is a good man for the place.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

The local lodge of Woodmen
are preparing to present the ex
cellent play entitled Ten Nights
in a Bar Room" at the Cedaredge
hall about the Goth OF next month.
They are also getting a new stage
curtain and other stage fixtures.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

Mr.. Ellington, formerly resi-
dent of Rogers mesa near Hotch-
kiss, has moved to Cedaredge and
is now occupying the house be-
longing to Lawrence King.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

The sound of J. G. Dinwiddie's
threshing machine was plainly
heard at Cedaredge a couple of
davs this week. He was at the
Stockham & Zaninetti ranch. The
grain crop of the valley was very
good this year.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

w. S. Gorsuch on Dry creek has
just finished threshing his fine
crop of grain. His yield being
an average OF SO bushels to the
acre for about 80 acres.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

half acres together with the
improvements for consideration
of $500, the deal being engineer
ed by c. b. Pickett. Mr.. Norman
will take possession Immediately.
This place is situated three and
halt miles north OF Cedaredge.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

w. D. Nelson has purchased the
80 acres of land which belonged
to John Travis for a consideration
of $4,000. This is an excellent
piece of land situated three quar-
ters of a mile west of Cedaredge,
and will be set to fruit at once.
Mr.. Nelson certainly believes in
the future of this country as he
has invested very heavily in real
estate in this vicinity.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

II. b. Norman arrived last week
from Steamboat Springs, and this
week purchased the w. I. Morgan
place which consists OF six and a
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

Austin is to have number of
new buildings in the near future.
The Woodmen of that vicinity are
making arrangements to build a
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

Mrs. H. E. Parker is GONZALES
cent from a case of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Parker, who has been work
ing at Cyanide came home to stay
during his wife's illne SIS.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

On Wednesday James Zaninetti
purchased 40 acres of improved
land on Cedar mesa from +. L
Rist. The price paid was $4,000
including improvements.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

Louis and Joe Cesprini have
purchased 40 acres of land on
Cedar mesa. The land formerly
belonged to E. c. Rist and he
price paid was $500.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

Surface Creek Champion.
Geo. Greenwell has been very
sick with blood poisoning but is
reported better at this time.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

FOR SALE:-Ten acres choice
fruit land near Elberta, under
fence, together with ten inches of
perpetual water for $500 on easy
terms. Now is the time to take
advantage OF low prices as pr ces
will dcutle with The next 4iop.
/. d. McFApDEN.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

Fl. B Cook was last week Sc
verely injured while pulling trees
for Joe McGrew. The sweep OF
the stump puller which he was US
ing. broke and struck him a Sc
we're blow across the upper part OF
the abdomen, dislocating the two
lower ribs and injuring him in
ternally. For time it was
thought he would not recover. but
we are glad to report he is now
doing nicely.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

w. A. Shepherd, Bert Norris
and Clarence Cockrell, of Delta.
came up Tuesday evening and are
putting up building for Mr..
Reeves. The structure is 25x36
feet and is to be we'll built.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24

The very choicest beef at the
Peoples Meat Market. Hind
quarters 8Hc per pound, front
quarters 4Hc per pound.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24
C. {. ROGERS
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE

If you have property to
sell or if you want to
buy real estate write to
me and you will receive
reliable information by
the next mail.
G. E. ROGERS,
Paonia, Colo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-06

Life Insurance company. His power, he
said, was delegated 20 him by the
president and vice presidents OF the
company His duties were principally
confined TO the supervision Of the
agency system OF the company in this
country and abroad. Like Mr. Perkins
of the New York Life Insurance COM
pduy he appeared 10 be the one factor
that built mp the foreign business OF
his company Ills salary was $4,000
yearly
Mr. Mcrurdy had @ typewrltlen state
mcnt of bits career. which he asked per-
mission lo read This detailed his va
rlOus corporations, contracts ana
commissions. There were a number Of
reductions In the commissions, which
be said We're made at his own request,
owing TO the unforeseen success OF the
foreign business. This foreign husI-
ness Wgs inaugurated because Of the
success attained by the New York Life
Insurance company and the Equitable
Life Assurance society
Mr.. McCurdy started his foreign bus
incss u 1880 and assumed he office of
general manager IN 1903, at salary
OF $50 600
The most startling part of Mr. No
Curdy'S testimony was made lust be-
' .|'"'''''' To-
Sl','nl'ih, oI nls p'on's. or me revenue
rom nus COM ILStS on foreign business
FROM l'S' 10 lao-' WINE ne was % mem
D'' ol 'Ne nm OF N' H. RAYMOND "
,uv ne metropolitan agents or the Mn
tu'' hlI' su,Ihoe company MS prot
lts "are 5000 1923. Under his contract
VIZ" me urn ue pald ohe-nalL' on SlOL-
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w, "t ,d, pc le'l tle urn oo"n 10 august
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gD' I"IN'"b " lul1l perSondI revenue
.ol" ln. lD.sign business from 1880 To
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''.b .u' p., ,"I or ms connection
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" u N'' uIuS' ''ooIuluE 10 nus own trs-
,uIu.I'' was ''CrlNlhs MS snare OF the
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,"'' insurance company written by
Hls HtIl az Ue'IupohyaH agents. rms
sun N' N''' u."l was uh"DIe 10 give
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CR5SS-EX or
EX-CAPT. 0. M. CARTER

Chicago. oct, Cross-eXamlnation
OF former Capt. Oberlin NJ. Carter by
attorneys for the federal government.
was continued today before Special,EX-
aminer Richard w. Wymm II is the
tenth consecutive examination in the
case In which the government seeks to
conhscate Carriers private fortune of
$500 600
Garter was closely questioned regard
Ing a deposit of 1913 made to the credit
Of his personal account I'm the Union
Trust company, New York, Dec. %. 1896
Among the deposits of this date was a
note for $50 signed by II. r. Westcott,
the defendants father-in-law. Carter
explained that the note was for borrow
ed money Documentary evidence was
introduced regarding a bank deposit OF
$4,000, made by Capt Carter, June 30,
1897, consisting OF interest coupons on
bonds
short letter written eight years ago.
which is expected to prove Carriers
right to the $500 900 In controversy, was
introduced I'm evidence by counsel for
the defense during the afternoon ses-
sion. The letter read as follows:
New York, oct, 30, l891--My Dear
Rose [ enclose draft of memorandum
The proposed receipts are 80 long that
they WIN not be finished until later. but
are the same form ms the last one
III. l.. STIMSON.'
The government has contendcd an
along that the transfer Of the securities
20 Wcstcott was with the understand
ing that they we've 20 be returned later
The letter Is supposed 10 prove that the
transfer made hy Carter was a formal
one made In the presence Of witnesses
in the Office OF Atty. II, l.. Stmson "a
law partner Of Elihu Root. a list OF tho
securities was also offered i'm evidence
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given By the
City Council OF salt Lake City Of the In
tention OF such Council TO make the fol-
lowing described Improvement, to-wlt
Constructing a cement sidewalk six feet
wide and four inches thick on the east
side OF Tenth East Street between First
South and second South streets, In Side.
walk District No. 23, and defray the
abutters portion Of the cost and e1-
pcnse thereof estimated at seven hundred
and nnety-two $4,000 dollars, or one and
$500 81 90 dollars per front or linear
foot. there being GO feet abuttlnB said
Improvement by local assessment upon
me lots or pieces Of ground within the
following described district, being the dis
trict To he affected and benefited by said
Irnnroyement. namely: All Of lots 4 and
3 block q plat "F." Salt Lake City sur
vey .
cstinated at one Thousand, seyenty-twO
(,i 072 OO) dollars OF which sum the City's
nortlon rs two hundred, eighty $3.50 O0l
dollars leaving seven hundred, ninety-two
ts7g2 O0l dollars to be raised by local as
All protests and objections 10 the car
rying out Of such intention must be pro-
scnted In writing TO the city recorder on
or before the 18th day OF october, 1906,
being the time set by said council when
il will hear and consider such protests and
objections as may be made thereto
by order Of the city Council Of Salt
Lake city, Utah
Dated Sept 18th 1906,
j. s. CRGTCHLOW,
City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. ss
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Prof Newton c DOugherty, Supt
City Schools of Peoria, H.,
Arrested for Them
SHORTAGE IS AT LEAST $50, 900
Sends Ia His Resignation as President
And Director Of the Peoria
National Bank

Peoria. III, oct 5.--Pror Newton G.
Dougherty superintendent OF city
schools oc Peoria for more than 20 years
president Of the Peoria National bank
and capitalist. was today arrested ON
two true bills rendered by the grand
jury charged with forgery and embez-
element The arrest followed AN in
vrstiguuou by the grand jury Of charges
brought against Prof Doupherty that
the accounts Of the school funds, which
were deposited ia the bank OF which he
was president were being manipulated,
Tho investigation resulted I'm the dis
coyery that there was a shortage Of at
least 100000 The investigation covered
only the period from January 1908, The
grand jury win now It is said, investl.
gate the entire record Of Prof. Dough
arV as superintendent Of schools, and
10 is believed a much greater shortage
viii be found
Prof Duugherty was iirst arrested on
% charge Of forgery, the specified charge
being that he had forged a voucher for
$3.50 for coal He promptly furnished
$1,000 bail The Indictment and arrest
ON the charge of embez2lemcnt followed
this afternoon, and on this charge Prof
Dougherty furnished 5000 bail.
Following his arrest on the charge Of
forgery Prof. DOugherty sent In his
resignation as president and director
of the Peoria National bank He also
sent I'M his resignation as superinten-
dcrt ot schools.
Prof Dougherty's arrest created a
sensations tie has been reputed a
wealthy man, owning much real estate,
including considerable western land,
Is interested in a number Of commercial
and financial institutions besides the
Peoria National bank.
EFFECT OF SHORTAGE,
Chicago, oct 6.--The shortage OF
Prof Newton @. Dougherty, who was
arrested at Peoria, H., yesterday ON
charges Of incorporation Of school
funds and forgery, will have no bearing
ON the $4,000 fund of the National
Educational association, Of which he Is
trustee and past president, according TO
Albert G. Lane, district superintendent
OF schools and local member Of the as
sOCiation
Mr. Dougherty was a trustee and
member Of the executive board" said
Mr. Lane last night, but had no voice
I'm the disposition Of the funds which
arc deposited I'm the First Trust & Saw
ings bank Of this city. I had no into
nation Of his trouble until I learned Il
| through newspaper, but any shortage
| ON his part cannot affect the associa-
1 tlOn'