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CONTEST NOTICE.
U. S. Land Office, Portland, re,cn

I - o. liliu olHce, POrtland, regCn.
April IS, 1906
sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this office by Edgar Ouigley. contest.
ant, against homestead entry No. 1896. made
July %, 1902, for nel4 of section 81, township 8
south, range 9west, by Frank A. LuAau. con.
testee, In which it is alleged that from the best
information obtainable and from common re-
ports ne verify believes that the tract of land
embraced i'll the said homestead entry is aban.
dohed; also that the said entryman above
named mas never established his residence on
the said tract of land. nor has he ever resided
thereon at any time or st all, and has wholly
abandoned the same for period of more than
SIX months also that he has not cultivated or
improved the same in any manner whatsoever,
anu the only improvements on the claim csn
sist OF rude cabin; and that said alleged alb
sence from the said land was not due to his
employment IN the Army, Navy or Marine
Corps OF the United States as a private soldier
ofhcer' seaman or marine, during the war with
spain or during any other war in which the
United States may be engaged. Said parties
are hereby notified to appear, respond and
otier evidence touching said allegation Mt 10
O'Clock II. m. on June 8 1906. before the Regis
Ter ana Receiver at the United States land
Office at Portland, Oregon
Inc said contestant having, in a proper aft.
davit, filed April 49, 1905, set forth facts which
snow that after due diligence personal seryice
of this notice cannot be made. il is herehv .,r-
dered and directed that such notice be given
py due and proper publication.
ALGERNoN S. DRESSER, Register.
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For Sale.

A 4-year-old gelding, weight 1900
broke to work any place. Apply to
L..SH1SAR, Toledo, Oregon,
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NJ. WYGANT,
SURVEYOR
Real Estate Agent
INSURANCE

If you have a farm or town lot
to sell, or if you wish TO buy one,
call on me.
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Get your stationery printed at The
LEADER office.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-12
Hurrah for Roswell.

Mckinney (Tex.) Examiner.
The city of Roswell, N. NJ, mas
been having a contest over the gam
bling issue. For many years Roswell
was known as wide-open town
The health seeker who went to Ros-
well from the older settled sections
of the country was astonished to see
open gambling that was carried on an
that place. 1t was not good adver-
tisement for the town or country.
Men VINO want to go to a new coun-
try to invest their life's earnings and
give their boys and girls a chance
to better themselves in the world are
not going to a place which depends
on gambling houses for money to
maintain its schools that was
the excuse given when this writer
was there in 1897. Recently Roswell
people voted to cut out gambling
rooms. Of course there was a big
fight But the people who believe in
morality won out-as they always will
for the right will prevail. A few
days ago the gamblers tried to get
the question resubmitted. They bro't
every pressure to bear on Mayor
Stockard But he was firm and had
at his back a majority of the council
The question came up and the coun-
Gil voted it down by to A. And
thus it added a new feather to its
cap besides showing to the world that
Roswell is no longer the wild and
woody village of the plains populated
say hurrah o"cnnn setting
by BILLY the Kid Zhd his ilk- We
say nurrah for Roswell. Grundy Hedg-
COKE, our former countryman is now
city treasurer of Roswell.
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Notice to Public.

In explanation of the notice which
appeared in yesterdays Daily Record
regarding my being no longer con-
nected in any way with the firm of
Turner & Malone, / desire to state
that 1 severed my connection with
that firm on Saturday, Sept. 8, and
secured an office in the Oklahoma
block, at which place 1 expect to con-
duct a real estate and insurance Of
fee. l have also made arrangements
to represent several old and reliable
fire insurance companies and will ap-
preciate the patronage of friends and
strangers. I also expect to have for
sale a large list of real estate, con-
sisting of city property, improved
and unimproved lands, in the Pecos
Valley, and will also LOOK after houses
TO rent. 1 also beg to assure the pub
lie that l will look after the business
of resident and non-residents' prop
erty to the best of my ability.
H. S. SUTTON.
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STANDARD OIL CASES.

Attorney General Hadley Has About
Finished Taking Testimony.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 12-The hear
ing in the custer proceedings against
the ,Waters-Pierce, the Standard and
the Republic Oil Companies was re-
sumed today. Fl. Clay Pierce who
was on the witness stand yesterday
was the first witness again today.
Attorney General Hadley stated that
he desired to complete the taking of
testimony on behalf of the state to-
day. He expects the oil interests to
complete their testimony during Sep
tember, SO that the case can be sub
mitted to the supreme court at the
October term
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CAME TO VISIT; WILL STAY.

Emma v. Bailey, of Loneview, Texas,
Becomes Bride of T. j. Lacy.
T. J. Lacy, aged 68 years and Emma
V. Bailey, aged 50 years, were grant
ed marriage license yesterday and at
three o'clock in the afternoon were
quietly united in marriage. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. H. F.
Vermillion at the home of the groom
two miles east of town in the presence
of a few neighbors and friends. among
the guests being Capt J. F. McMurry
the celebrated lawyer and capitalist
of South McA1ester, I. T., who is an
old friend of the couple.
This wedding has a touch of ro-
nance not usual in such affairs. The
couple are friends OF thirty years
standing. A snort time ago the bride
came to Roswell for visit, and with
in a weeks time, she and Mr.. Lacy
made up their minds to cast their
fortunes together and made and exc
cuted all their plans for wedding.
The bride will return to her old home
terests there. The couple will live
at the groom's nome east of town.
They have issued announcements OF
their wedding, which will come as a
complete surprise to relatives and
friends.
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AMERICAN INTERESTS SAFE
Government Preparing for Any Emer-
qency in Cuba.

Government Preparing for Any Emer
gency in Cuba.
Washington, Sept. 12.-American
interests will be protected in connec.
ton with any emergency of the Gu
ban revolution. The cruiser Denver
several days ago was ordered to pro-
ceed from New London, Conn to Ha-
vana. She is due there tonight. The
gunboat Marietta, which has been
doing patrol duty in Dominican wa
ters, was ordered from Monte Christi
to Cienfuegos on the south coast of
Cuba, which port she should reach
tomorrow evening. The cruiser Des
Moines, which left Norfolk last Fri
day is to be detained at Key West
until further orders.
Havana, Sept. 12.-It is reported
that the rebels near Cienfuegos are
planning a concentrated attack on
that city. They claim to be several
thousand strong. The government is
taking precautions.
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COLORADO DEMOCRATS.
FactionaI Fight Overshadowing the
Selection of Candidates,

Denver, Sept. 12.-The contest be
tween the Denver county delegations
representing the Speer and Patterson
factions of the party is overshadow.
ing the nominations in the state De
mocratic convention. The first order
of business wnen the convention re
assembled today was the majority re-
port of the committee on credentials
in favor of unseating the Speer dele
cation and seating the Patterson del
egation After a hard fight lasting
until midnight the committee by a
vote of 80 to 21 decided in favor of
the Patterson delegation.
The forenoon session was taken
up with the contest of Lake and Ell
egations. The convention voted to
give each of the Denver contesting
delegatios two hours for debate this
afternoon and adjourned till 1:30.
Thayer for Governor.
Hartford. Conn.,, Sept. 12-Mayor
Charles F. Thayer, of Norwich, was
today nominated for governor by the
Democratic state convention.
The platform denounces the Repub-
lican administration of state affairs
and demands the election of United
States senators by direct vote of the
people.
Bryan at Louisville.
Louisville, KY, Sept. 12.-Wm. J.
Bryan received hearty welcome here
today. The streets were thronged by
marching clubs which escorted the
distinguished visitor.
Ohio Republicans.
Dayton, O., Sept. 12.-In the Re
publican state convention today a
motion declaring it the sense of the
convention that Senator Dick be re-
quested to decline to act as chairman
of the state executive committee was
defeated after a debate in which Sen
ator Foraker spoke strongly in favor
of retaining Dick in the place.
The platform adopted declares the
Republican policy of protection must
that the Republican party will
provide such further enactments as
experience proves necessary for the
correction of corporate or private
abuses" The resolutions approve and
endorse the administration of Presi-
dent Roosevelt and endorse Senators
Foraker and Dick.
Senator Dick thanked the conven-
ton for the call to once more lead
the Republican party to victory and
appealed for harmony
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j. White, Lakewood corn of fine quail
ity; E. S. Haggard, squash and vege-
tables of many kinds; Pat Boone,
fruit; l. S. Crawford, honey; VIM.
Jones, G. M. Holloway, Carlsbad; J.
S. Highsmith, fine sample of trees
grown in ~ years; ]. r. Atteberry,
Artesia. popcorn; George Dean, Hag-
erman, corn and grains; ]. x. Dunn,
pumpkins; VIM. Crandall, fine Gu
cumber; J. E. Fife, extensive exhibit
of grain, etc. There were others with
smaller exhibits whose names could
not be learned during the rush at the
car this morning.
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STILL THERE is NO PEACE.
Japanese and Russian Fishermen are
Warning With Each Other

San Francisco, Cal, Sept. 12-A1-
though peace has been declared be
tween the two countries, the Russian
and Japanese fishermen are still war
ring over the fisheries on Kamchatka
Peninsula The schooner Dora Drul,
which arrived here yesterday from
the Okhotsk sea, brought news of
battle in which the Japs. were re-
pulsed. They had established a sta
ton on the river Ozernaya, which
the Russians assaulted. The Japs
boarded their scnooners, but they fell
into the hands of the Russians.
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ton of American warships in Cuban
waters. While the government officials
show a disposition not to discuss Gu
ban affairs of any particular brand OF
making public the dispatches from
Mr.. Sleeper, the American charge at
the attitude of the officials of the
cruiser DesMoines, which cleared
from Norfolk yesterday that the YES
sci is sailing on a state mission, and
it is rumored in official circles that
it would proceed at once to Havana.
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RACE WAR IN PHILIPPINES.

Manila, P. l., Sept. 12.-In revenge
for the punishment inflicted upon
them by the regular troops for the
killing of Lieutenant Treadwell of
the Philippine Scouts. the Pula james
attacked a detachment of the oath in
fantry, colored, onl(the night of the
tenth, and killed two and woanded
eight. The colored troopers were at
tackled in their tents, the natives
slashing the canvas with bolos and
falling upon the sleeping soldiers.
The men of the oath aroused by the
shouts, went into the fight with pis-
tolls and bayonets and routed the Pu-
lajanes, killing and wounding many.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-12

Notice is hereby given that
there will be a meeting of stock
holders of the Home Oil Comp
any of Roswell, New Mexico, at
the rooms of Commercial Club,
Wednesday evening, Sept. 18th,
at 8 p. M. for the election of
a Board of Directors for ensu-
ing year. 65-t2
j. A. GRAHAM,
Sept. llth, 1906. Secretary.
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Siedlice. Sept. 12.-The town is
comparatively quiet today. People
are beginning to move about the
streets and the shops are opening.
Some revolver shots fired from a gar
ret this morning drew volleys from
the troops, but no casualties result
ed About three hundred wounded per
sons have been cared for.
Soldiers Enraged at Warsaw.
Warsaw, Sept. 12.-The soldiers
on duty here, enraged at the contin-
uance of the murders by the terror
lists are acting with great brutality
Governor General Skallon is taking
energetic steps to prevent an attack
on the Jews The Jews are in a state
of panic.
Kamyshin, Russia, Sept. 1.-THE
bodies of ten victims of the recent
fighting here have been buried. Many
arrests have been made.
Warsaw, Russian Poland, Sept. IL.
A correspondent of the Associated
Press today interviewed refugee
from Siedlice. The man said: 81 was
staying Saturday at the Kupieclxi ho-
tel in Siedlice. Suddenly at nine
O'Clock in the evening 1 heard two
shots which were followed at once
by a volley In a few minutes num-
ber of Jewish women and children
rushed into the hotel, pursued by sol
diers. The shooting continued for an
hour and then came to an end. Then
the only noise from the streets was
the crying and moaning of the
wounded At midnight several sold
iers passed the house singing. l learn
ed that the troops had been search
ing houses in the effort to discover
members of the terrorist band. To
this end they went through the WIKI
torka Hotel and pillaged the wine
rooms. They got drunk rapidly, and
coming out on the streets began the
wholesale plunder and murder. At
two O'Clock Sunday morning the ter
rorists occupying house on Pienkna
street threw a bomb at the soldiers.
The batteries were at once brought
lIlIO play anu DOAOctA uO0 bhO hOo'0S
in Pienkna and Warsaw streets The
Kupiecka hotel where I was staying
was destroyed, the refugees fleeing
through the streets and as they ran
the soldiers constantly firing volleys
at them 1 ran with the others and
managed to reach church in safety.
Here three hundred fugitives mostly
wounded, were already congregated.
At four O'Clock Sunday morning I
passed down Sokolowka and Polvwa
streets and found the market place
had been burned. At the end of two
days lack of food and water forced
the refugees in the church to leave
it. We made our way through streets
covered with debris. Many dead bod
les and wounded persons were lying
about We finally reached the vii
lage of Roskosse. Most Of the fami-
lies in Siedlics who buried them
selves in the houses out of fear OF
the soldiers have now been three
days without food supplies. The woun-
ded had not been cared for as the
soldiers would not permit a pnysi-
clan to enter the town."
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U. 9. WEATHER BUREAU.
(IocaI Report)

observation taken at a. m.)
Roswell. N. NJ, Sept 12.-Tempera-
ture--Max-. go; min, So; mean. 72.
Precipitation 90; wind NJ. velocity
4 miles: weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Thursday; cooler,
II WRIGHT.
OAcial In Charge.
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RUN ON A BANK.
San Francisco Financiers Puzzled to
Account for the Scare.

San Francisco, Cal, Sept 12-Lo-
cal f1nanciers were puzzled to ac-
count for the run yesterday on the
Hibernia bank, and otner banks Of
it was declined. The Hibernia is said
to be able to meet an immediate de
mand for thirty million dollars, and
the San Francisco banks in general
have such plethora OF money that
they have loaned nearly fifty millions
in Wall street.
The run continued, today. there be
ing about 500 people In line when
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Nevada Mines Shut Down.

Goldfield, New, Sept. 12.-Up to
noon today there had been no distur-
Dances as a result of shutting down
in the declaration that they will not
attempt to open the mines until the
Western Federation of Miners cuts
loose from the Industrial Workers of
the World.
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To Whom it May Concern:

Roswell, N. M, Sept. IL, 1906.
This is to certify that H. S. SUIT
ton is no longer connected in any
way with this firm, and is not auth
orized to list land, solicit insurance
or transact any other business for
us. 65t3
TURNER & MALONE.
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the doors opened. The withdrawals
were mostly by small depositors.
Railroad Hurryine to Frisco.

San Francisco. Cal, Sept. 12.-The
Western Pacific has decided to re-
duce the time of building from Salt
Lake to San Francisco by six months
and if possible by year. The engi-
neering department had intended to
have the line ready for use by jan
uary first, 1909, with through passen-
ger and freight trains from Baltimore
to San Francisco.
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Notice..

All parties indebted to the Pecos
Valley Lumber Co. on accounts prior
to September 1st will please call and
settle. Having sold my interest in the
business, l wish to close all accounts
as soon as possible. ct.
H F. SMITH.
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Book Covers for all your
books when bought at PaytOn's
Special Rates to AIbuquer.
que Fair via AutOmO-
bile Line.

Tickets on Sale September 18th
to Goth from Roswell to Ken
nedy over Automobile Line and
Santa Fe Central and return
$1,000. Good returning from
Kennedy until September 23rd.
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AMERICAN SHIPS Ar HAvANA.

FOR Protection Of Commercial inter
ests In Cuban Waters.
washington. Sept 11.-American
shipping and commercial interests
about Havana, Cuba, have the protac-
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Be sure to get a chance on
the doll and foot ball for every
l0c purchase of school supplies
at PaytOn's.
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Sept. 12.-Cattle re-
ceipts, $4,000. Market steady. Native
steers, 4.00@6.50; southern steers,
3.60@3.75; southern COWS, 2.00@2.75;
native cows and heifers, 1.75@5.15; !;
stockers and feeders, 2.60@4.50; bulls
2.O0@3.10; calves, f3.00@6.O0; western
fed steers, 3.50@525; western fed
cows, 2.OO@3,75
Sheep receipts, 10000; market
steady. Muttons, 4.5O@5.60; lambs,
5.50@7.90; range wethers, 4.75@5.80;
fed ewes, 4-5O@5.40
The Record had made arrange
ments with Judge Bateman to wire
report of the Territorial convention
today, but for some reason his report
has not come. If it is received later
the result will be bu1letined at the
Record Office. Later we learn that the
wires are down, and it was not Mr..
Bateman's fault
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REFUGEE TELLS OF THE MASSA
GRE IN POLAND.
QUIET AT SIfDLICf

Business is Being Resumed.-At War
saw Soldiers Continue to Act With
Great BrutaIity.-Many Arrests are
Made at kamyshin.
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School Books cheapest at Makin's.
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A fine line of Lunch Baskets
just received, several sizes and
colors. PaytOn Drug, Book &
Stationery Co.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
NO FISH SURRENDER
Friends of Illinois Central Head
Deny Deal scitt Hartman

stuyvessnt Fish yesterday declined 20 make any
,orment on e story from Chicago. printed In two
= .hree OF the morning newspapers that n. 80
sh.n6oned his candidacy for reelection as n-aa,
,sut Of the Illinois Central Railroad Comnanv a,s
"a made full surrender to E. H Harr,nos, 49,.
asn closely associated with Mr.. Fish declared +h
s,rv TO be an absolute fabrication
according TO the dispatches Mr. Fish h,s ,z
.s Illinois Central stock holdings to Mr. Hartman
ling reached the conclusion after a oonforar-s
sh his attorneys In Newark on Monday oP this
sek that that course was better than for b,,, 80
o.tinue await the falling of the axe which h
ssn suspended over his head ever since E,5nars
. Hartman gained a majority of the board ana
prssun1aby controlling interest in the stock of
sbe company.
,stsrests had Jointly agreed upon Captain q
r~arnrner. a vice president of the New York Gem
t-zl system, as successor to Mr. Fish in ths
pauois Central presidency.
Associates Of Mr.. Fish said yesterday that there
had been such conference as described in the
rticago articles. that Mr.. Fish had not sold his
Illinois Central stock to Mr.. Hartman or anybody
disc and agreement had been entered into with
he Hartman interests for the retirement of Mr..
covering the rumor that both parties in the board
ksd united in the choice Of Captain Grammer as
Nr Fish. ii is understood from Trustworthy
s51rces has steadily held TO his resolve not to
make any effort 10 win votes in the board in be-
EaH Of his candidacy for Reelection, dsregarding
this point the counsel of his friends
TIE vote Of the stockholders at the annual y,sa+
s.g was in effect an Endorsement of the present al
~iristration, Mr. Fishs friends say as fhe Har
riman party's stock was only a minority of the
whole stock voted. II is said be Mr. Fisb's noST
ton the decision should properly be left 10 fb
directors. whether they VIII, acting as representa-
tTes OF the owners OF the majority Of the stock ra
sect officers whose conduct Of the corapanvs b,1sI
ness has been approved by the stockholders or viii
esct IN their place representatives of the Union
pacific Railroad management oii
No date has been set for the meeting of the d.
rectors at which officers for the coming year are
"a o1lerhr fflyaIx-
ele - would take place at the next regular meet
ire the board, on November 81 but IN has haen
reported within the last day two that the Harri
nan party in favor Of deferr!ng action T1ntiI
ser the Mutual Life Insurance Companv's eiac
ton, IN December.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
APPEALS EOR CHARITY.

The Charity Organization Society appeals for 500
for Italian widow with five children The Oldest
child who is at home, a girl Of thirteen years has
been Illegally employed for some time So that she
may go regularly 10 school money IS needed for p
small weekly pension to provide food for the fam
ay The woman is not strong and earns but little
4 married son IS doing all he can help her
The society also appeals for $50 TO help in the
support OF q German widow with two little girls
She IS an excellent mother who for years main
laned herself by her work and her husbands earn
ngs, buL on account Of the loss Of eye ana the
Of continuous aid, and there relatives who
help.
Any money FOR these cases sent 10 the Charity
Organization Society No. 100 East I'D street viii
be publicly acknowledged