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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-19
GAMBLING HOUSE TO OPEN.
Owens and Stewart Will Start Resort
Outside City Limits.
(This is not an Advertisement

(This is not an ADVERTISEMENT
known gambling men of Roswell,
have finished preparations to start
a new gambling house, and announce
that they will open it tonight. The
location is just outside the city linn
its on East Second street. The resort
will be conducted in a tent and
frame structure. Mr.. Owens stated
today that they would open with on
ly poker games and monte. He stat
ed further that he intended only to
get the benefit of his Territorial lie
ense not yet expired, and at the same
time be out of reach of the city Off
cials. Many people believe, however.
that this move is but a preliminary
experiment to ascertain the feeling
of the people as to whether it would
be safe for the sporting fraternity OF
the town to establish a permanent re
sort near the city limits. Mr.. Owens
is at present owner of the Green
Front saloon, which closed out its
gambling July LIST, when the anti
gambling ordinance went into effect.
Some of the gamblers declare they
are going to start a new town on
East Second street, and some of
them have gone 50 far with the joke
as to name it ''Hinkle,' in ''honor"
of exMayor James F. HinFle, who
was one of the leading spirits in the
| move that resulted in the abolishment
of licensed gambling in this town.
| The gamblers think it a rich joke to
have the town named for Mr.. Hin
| Ile, and the fun is shared by many
| of the former mayors own friends
| Some have also suggested the name
| of Wyllys for the new town Mr
| Owens says he intends to form nc
| town, and has had no part in the
naming of the place.
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a Quiet Home WeddinQ,

Mr. Cornelius w. DitmOre and Mrs.
Eva Blevins, both well known young
people of this city, were married at
$50 last evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lib
Rainbolt, on North Pecos avenue
The ceremony was performed by
Judge J. T. Evans in the parlor of
the Rainbolt home in the presence of
the relatives and few friends. The
couple received quite number of
nice presents. and after the congrat-
ulations, wine, cakes and fruit Were
served. The couple has gone to
housekeeping in the groom's resi-
dence in East Roswell. The groom
has a small cattle ranch near this
city and is employed at the City Liv-
cry Stable A great many Roswell
people extend best wishes.
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Ere penartment in style.

The Roswell Fire department. now
makes its run in city style Chief
Charley Whiteman has his special
buggy with a gong, tnat runs in front
of the wagon. A hose wagon is being
constructed that will have its own
team With the fire engine, these
convcyances will have city air
about hem. The department is get
ting in fine shape as to the manner
in which the members turn out, also,
and the way their practices are con
Quoted
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Mrs. James Garrard entertained a
congenial company of lady friends at
her home on East Second street yes
terday afternoon, her guests being
the members of the Tuesday Club,
the Social Circle and the Book Club.
The hostess had arranged advertise
ments from various magazines and
placed them on cards for a guessing
contest. Mrs. VIM. H. Pope, Mrs. Cos
lin, Mrs. Stevens and the latter's
guest, Mrs. Philbrick, of Portland, ii
ed in the nOnors of the game, and it
was decided to give the visiting lady
the prize, a dainty lace and linen
handkerchief. Punch was served dur
ing the afternoon, and after the con-
test the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Chas Norvell and Mrs. S. E. Best,
served ice cream and cake. Every la
dy present felt that it was a privilege
to participate.
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, July 19.-Cattle re-
ceipts 1000 Market strong to 100
higher. Native steers, 4.00@66.25; !;
southern steers, 3.OO05.O0; southern
cows. 2OO035O; native cows and
heifers. 2.O0@5.5O; stockers and feed
ers, 2.5O@4.6O; western fed cows.
250045O
Sheep receipts, 1000 Market weak
to 1Oc lower Muttons, 45006.O0
lambs. 5.50@7.6O; range wethers
5.OO@615; fed ewes, 4.25 @5.40
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Take Home Remains of Son.

Mrs. Alice Jordan left this morn
ing for her nome in Danville, Va,
taking with her the remains of her
son, Irving w Jordan, who died last
night at 1880 O'Clock at 30S n. Penn
sylvania avenue. The mother came
here ten days ago, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Marguerite Jor-
dan, bringing the boy here for the
benefit of his health. He was afflicted
with tuberculosis of the bowels. He
was too far gone for the change to
save him. The young man was 2S
years of age. The family has num-
ber of friends here.
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An Additional Postotfice Clerk

A Washington dispatch brings the
news that the Postoftice Department
has granted another clerk with a sal
ary of $500 per year for the Roswell
office. The local Office has received
word of the allowance, but no per
son can be named for the place until
an examination is held. f. 7. Diggs
had taken the examination and would
have been appointed to the place, but
has since decided not to enter the
Civil Service, and declined the posi-
ton The Roswell office needs anoth-
er clerk badly. as all employed there
now are overworked
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RICH MAN IN WORkHOUSE.
Friends Say His Arrest on Charge OF
Intoxication Was a Mistake.

New York, July 1S.-A man repre-
senting himself to be Roswell S.
Jones, a wealthy mine owner of Los
Angeles, was released from the work
house on Blackwell Island last night
after serving two days on a charge
of intoxication. Friends say that his
arrest was mistake, and that Jones
should have gone to hospital in
stead of to jail.
Los Angeles, Cal, July 1S.-Ros-
well Sprague Jones has been a resi-
dent of Los Angeles for the past few
years. He is reputed to own large
minir$> interests in Colorado and Ari-
zona. His wife said today: the idea
that Mr.. Jones was intoxicated is
preposterous He has suffered several
years with fatty degeneration of the
heart, and no doubt this experience
in the workhouse has rendered his
condition serious. l have communi-
Gated with friends in New York ask
ing them to investigate and fix the
responsibility for my husbands ar
rest
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A HUMOROUS BANKER.
So Anxious to Go to Prison That He
Will Build Jail of His Own.

Will Build a Jail of His Own.
New York, July 19.-Louis A Gour-
dain, a Chicago banker convicted OF
fenced last May to four and half
years in the penitentiary, will go to
Narragansett Pier today and petition
Justice White of the L. S. Supreme
Court to order the warden of the
Joliet penitentiary to receive and in
carcerate him in accordance with
the sentence of the trial court. Fail
ing, he will proceed to Joliet and de
mand to be received as a prisoner
My release from Joliet" he said
was against my desire, being secur-
ed by my attorney who acted on his
own initiative, and if l am not taken
back | shall spend the next four
years in my own Jail, an exact repli-
ca of the penitentiary in miniature.
l will spend every night in my cell
and eat prison fare. l will go every
day to my bank and work to pile UP
money, which | will distribute am
ong the persons who invested with
me and lost. Immediately after my
term has expired l will carry out my
intention to wipe the Gourdain fam
lily off the map. With a hundred of
my relatives | will board my private
yacht Imperial, now in the Gulf of
be the last ever heard of u.s.
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EARTHQUAKE AT SOcORRO.
Shocks Caused by LandsIides in the
Mountains


Santa F'e, n. NJ, July 19.-Several
slight temblors occurred at Socorro
last night, but no serious damage
was done. Most of the inhabitants
are camping in the open, but the
panic is subsiding. The natives who
were praying in the streets have be-
come quieted, as they believe the
worst is passed. Mayor Bursum, who
at his own expense is doubling the
citys water supply to meet any fire
emergency, is restoring confidence.
Many refugees at Santa Fe and AL
buquerque have signified their inten-
ton of returning to SOcOrro next
week if no more violent manifesto
tions occur by that time. A careful
survey of the lava fields south of the
city has failed to reveal any new
hot springs or evidences of volcanic
action The entire property damage
does not exceed two thousand dollars,
the greatest damage being to the
Colorado Telephone Company's build
ing, and the damage at other points
is slight owing to the cheap charac-
ter of the buildings affected.
The shocks are undoubtedly caused
by slides of the mountain masses in
the Magdalena and Socorro ranges,
due to recent heavy rains.
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ELkS' GRAND PARADE.
The Finest Pageant Ever Witnessed
in Denver

Denver, Colo, July 19.-The festiv-
tiles in connection with the reunion
of Elks eliminated today in the an
nual parade, which was the finest
pageant Denver ever witnessed. I'm
der a clear Sky, with light breeze,
all the conditions were propitious.
Enormous crowds lined the streets
through which the procession pass
ed There were in line nearly $4,000
persons, representing about one hun
dred lodges. and many magnificent
floats Illustrative of the cities whose
lodges provided them. Every lodge
had distinctive uniforms, gorgeous or
comical Interspersed in the process
sion were % bands. Denver lodge,
600 strong, all in blue serge suits
with purple cuffs and collars and
white straw hats with purple bands,
acted as escort of honor to Grand
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-19

come a lake that will hold enough
water to irrigate the broad fields that
lie to the west of Roswell
The head of water that was turn
ed into the reservoir was two feet,
which is pretty good flow, but the
engineers hoped to increase it mate
rally today The rains have been
quite heavy and continuous in the
mountains, and it is expected that
the river Will have a good flow for
some time
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-19
TO CONTROL NIAGARA.
A Limit Will Be Placed on the Guam
tity of Water to Be Used by
the Power Companies.

Washington, July 19.-In accord
ance with the act granting authority
to the Secretary of War to regulate
and control the waters of Niagara ri
yer for the preservation of Niagara
Falls, Secretary Taft today announc-
ed that permits will be granted to
various power companies for taking
specified amounts of water.
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CIVIL WAR is FEARED.
Governments Next Move Probably
Will Be to Dissolve Parliament.

Will Be to Dissolve Parliament.
St. Petersburg, July 19.-The belief
that the adoption by the lower house
of parliament of a proclamation to
the nation on the agrarian request
will precipitate the long brewing con-
flict and plunge the country into ci-
vii war is profound. The government
evidently is preparing to take up the
gage of battle when thrown down. At
the council held in Peterhof last
night Camarilla came out strongly in
favor of dissolving the parliament,
but according to the best information
the Emperor hesitated and at the
moment of adjournment refused to
agree to ordering the dissolution, tho
his final decision was postponed.
Sentence of Russian Officers.
London, July 10 A dispatch to
the Times agency from st. Peters
burg says the report of the commits
sion appointed to inquire into the
circumstances attending the surren-
der of Port Arthur recommends that
Lieutenant General Stoessel, former
commander of the fortress, be sen
fenced to death, and that Lieutenant
General Fock, who commanded the
fourth East Siberian division at Port
Arthur, be condemned to 20 years in
the galleys. 1t is added that the com
mission considers that General Reusa
should be expelled from the army
and that Admiral AleXieff, former
viceroy in the East, should be repri
manded.
Russian Town in Flames.
Samara, Russia, July 19.-Tht
whole town of Syzran province, Sim
brisk, is in flames. The inhabitants
are fleeing to Samara and SaratOff.
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BUSINESS LEAGUE APPROVES.
Presidents Order Covering the Mer
it System.

Chicago, July 19.-The National
Business League has issued a circu-
lar commenting President Roose-
Velt'S executive order covering the
merit system and other provisions
stricken from the consular bill by
congress, and containing extracts
from letters from a large number OF
business men and educators favorine
additional legislation to cover the
merit system. A bill to cover the pro
visions of the executive order is tc
be introduced in the next session o1
congress.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-19

Saturday night will witness the
close of the Big Special Sale at
the store of Jaffa, Prayer & Co.
1t has been one of the grandest
and most successful sales that
has ever been conducted by this
firm. Plenty of high grade mer.
chandise is being sold at rare
bargains in every department.
Hurry up.
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ARMlsTIcE RESPECTED.
Negotiations Between Central Ameri-
can Republics in Progress.


Washington, July 19.-The State
Department was advised today that
the armistice entered into by the
Uarring Central American republics
is being respected, and the preliml-
nary negotiations are progressing
satisfactorily.
San Salvador, Wednesday, July
18-The final fighting Tuesday be
fore the truce was declared resulted
in the forces of Salvador occupying
FL Poste Gigantic Clonar, CoyotillC
and Margaritas, in Guatemalan terri
tory. The Guatemalan army was com
pletely defeated, retreating in disor
der and leaving arms and ammuni
tion in its camps.
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sATTLESHIP DAMAGED.
Drifted Into Collision With Norwe-
gian Steamer.

Washington, July 1S.-A telegram
received by the navy department to-
day from Capt. C. G. Bowman, COM
manding the battleship Rhode Island,
: says the vessel was not so badly dam
aged by the collision with a Norwe-
gian steamship at Newport News last
evening as he first supposed Captain
Bowman says the Norwegian steam
er drifted down upon the Rhode Isl
and while the latter was at her pier
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CAfter the Sheldon style of running
a newspaper, the Record might re-
mark that if it be necessary to limit
the use of water to prevent the des-
truction of Niagara, certainly it is
more necessary to preserve the arte-
sian water of the Pecos Valley The
Falls make a rainbow and picture,
while the artesian water grows alfal-
IA and big red apples.-Ed)
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ALCOHOL FOR FUEL.
Will increase the Demand for Farm
Products.

PRODUCTS.
New York, July 19.-An investiga-
tion into the possibilities of using
denatured alcohol as a fuel for small
gas engines is about to be begun by
Prof. Chas. E. Lucke, of Columbia
Univerity for the U. S. Department
of Agriculture in the Laboratories at
Columbia. AS a result of the removal
of the tax to take effect January 1st
next, it is expected that large guam
titles of denatured alcohol will be
used as fuel for small engines, and
tnat this will increase the demand
for products of the farm, nearly all
ufacture