The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-25

Giles of Incorporation in New Mexico,
tiers of the Army for the Territory.
Read the articles in this issue of
the Record.
w. M. Atkinson, the Democratic
candidate for county commissioner,
has established a recor of faithful
and efficient service that cannot be
assailed. He is always to be found,
too, when any person wishes to o
suit him on public business. He does
not spend three-fourths of his time
on a sheep ranch in some adjoining
county.
The Albuquerque Journal, the lead
ing Republican daily of New Mexico,
asks w. H. Andrews, "for the good
of the party" to step out of the way
and let some new man be nominated
for Delegate to Congress. A few Re-
publicans at least r able to read
the Handwriting OF the wall. The
Democratic candidate, Hon.. A. o. Lar
razolo, is almost sure of election in
case Andrews is re-nominated.
New Mexico has no ADLER, more
honest man than o. A. Larrazolo, the
Democratic nominee for Delegate to
Congress. No one can question mis-
integrity and standing as a citizen
of New Mexico. Let us END an hon
oct -oo- IN =
not totally a trimmer and a manipu-
lator. Mr.. Larrazolo will be a credit
to us in the halls and on the floor
of the National House of Representa-
tives.-Springer Stockman.
tine PecOs Valley is the only sec
ton of New Mexico which will be ov
November. 1t is quite probable that
80 per cent of the votes in the coun-
ties of Roosevelt, Chaves and Eddy
will be for joint statehood, and this
proportion may be appropriated in
San Juan county, but no other county
in the Territory will approach this
figure. All of the northern counties,
except San Juan, will vote against
jointure.-Santa Fe Eagle.
The Albuquerque Morning Journal,
which already a all other daily
newspapers in New Mexico outclass-
ed on general news, has completed
arrangements for using the full leased
wire service of the Associated Press,
beginning October first. The wire
will be run into the Journal editorial
rooms, and with it's W operator to
receive the dispatches thirty thous-
and lords a day of news from all
over the world will be available. The
Record extends congratulations to
the readers of the Journal and com
mends the enterprise of the paper.
The Santa Fe New Mexican in it's
recent special advertising supplement
devoted to the Pecos Valley overlook
ed the fact that Roswell has a daily
paper that is a member of the Asso-
ciated Press.-possibly because our
business manager vas not willing to
pay ten cents a line for a compliment
tary" write-up-but editorially the
New Mexican continues to give the
Daily Record plenty of uncomplimen-
tary advertising. Joking aside, the
special Pecos Valley edition of the
New Mexican was a work of art, and
the record hopes the paper got
enough out of the advertising to pay
the expense. Five thousand extra
copies were mailed to all parts of
the country, and it was a good adj
vertising proposition.
For the benefit of the Santa Fe
New Mexican, we might say that the
Record is not responsible for Judge
Bateman's plan to annex the Pecos
Valley to Texas, though we have AID
vertised the movement somewhat on
account of its news value N the
novelty of the scheme, wondering.
too, what effect it would AVE on the
Arizona vote. Judge Bateman being
a lawyer, we take it for granted that
he has had as much fun out of it as
anybody else a The seriousness
with which the New Mexican takes
it also indicates that the effect in
darkest Arizona cannot yet be esti-