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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
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! !. 0N ! \
Block Of $50, ooo, 900 offered = Z 8 ~
Public by Secretary Shaw
is.3I3. Y esterday. 8ss3
8(By Associated Press. J N


ii WASHINGTON IN, July 2 81 Secretary Shaw
day offered IL the public $50, ooo. 600 OF
bonds 81 the Panama Canal loan, auth Tor
lied BY the recent act OF Congress. The
bonds Will bear interest at the rate q. . Il
per cent, will be dated August 1905, ana and
interest will be payable quarterly They
viii be redeemable at the pleasure OF the S1lf
government after ten years from date GO &c
Of issue, and vii be payable thirty ears! ears
from date. M # n III WIN h,
5 The bonds will be exempt from q taxes 81
or from duties OF the United States and
will be available to ma tional ban ks "
security for circulation. They Will not TOT
be sold for less than par; all Il citizens
viii have equal opportunlt to 81 D @
FOR them and the bid for the n n Is must
be submitted 4 to the apartment ons i.'
before July %, 1905. hey Will be .1ssu eaa
ii denominations OF! SO, 500 and J! ~ 80:
of CO upon bond s.. and Hof $a0, $l Ivy slVoV
and SO, 900 OF egistered bonds 81 Ng
H The bids should state \ the 5amount % ~
he ia willing to pay and the place ,Whlerei
he desires to make 4, Y ae,
q the trea suryi5 OF the United sta es Of
at ne office Of som one Of the e assls!-
ant at y ow or * Iouls
s cincinnati, New 4 Orleans or Sal Fran
cisco. %All bids and requests for. mgr q o.
nation should be addressed ito the seq
retary Of the Treasury, ID vision OF loans oiN
and currency and the enyelo Pc enGlGss
ing thsm sho eana nS B gsasdnsy "
THE / bonds will be ready for delivery
about ugust "A ,GS81 9O6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
'TlI'AW.NEY DEFENDS
CONGRESS RECORD
nv Associated Press

ID y Z
H WASHINGTON, Julyi2.-Representatal F'1
Z IA u,ney.' chairman 4 OF the House Cons
MITE on b GAppropri lions 4 has prepared
"a y ata,led statement concerning the APP
3nro nriations for the fiscal year beginning
July i, 81 sos, made BY Congress curing me
session Just closed, in w hich ne CLAIMS ~ y
4 that the per ca pita cost Of government =!
the a United States, cludins e 11.s.,a
and State is less thah INA ny ~
pean coun try. 81 f5ii !. =, !.
S1S MI. Tavney enters " pon an d ana y :. 8
IL show the various channels into which
&tha total appropriation Of $SsO ls3 VI WI!
Ia S 4 ,verted. He begins by, q educt.ng 81
945s 415 provided for the sin king fund, ne
Panama Canal, etc. allowing 3 that tn .
real appropriation for the conquer ol1 n q y
The government for the f1scal year -
$40, 726ss6. To meet TINS denl1nu " es,s
ma tes that the total g LIZ
internal and postal be S1sl, b7S, se4
MIA q erresate appropriation Is SO, O oo,UH1l
~ excess OF that for last year MT.
Ta wney comments as follows on the
volume OF the nppr opri lions
sS iuWhile the expenditures OF our 4 gov,
eminent are constantly increaslng, ana
while the opriations made thsrelo.
by Congress are IN the aIggregate s,v 4, !
ara lion the marvellous growth OF the
country. the extent to which the people
demand that the Federal government
shall perform services that should y pc
bald By tho States, none but the un-
2thinkins or misguided !. who DO not stop
to consider the care with which the estl-
mates tor appropr lions for the public
service are scrutnized ny ne e sey s,,',a
committees having 1ur!sdlctlon Z OF lpllis'
Hcan And any reason to gcri ticlse appro-
sspir r made during this session q
Congress. Nj e3d AZ HI gS3 5t es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
J Gabbiest Congress Ever,

fspecial TO The Times-pi Dispatch
W;AssHINGToN,S July at his has been
the gabhiest Congress since the fonn-
5dation b Of the government. The Con-
aressional IL Record exceeds 10000 pages
Some me %, 900, 900 words have gone into
ne Record In the last seven months, an
average OF no, 900 words each leglsla,
I've day. This is 9atGIthe rate Of % 600
words ", an hour five hours day. Or ~
words minute. or course, the Official
rrenorters are seldom called a upon a o
NwrIte at this rate, but the average Us
maintained by reason OF the habit Or
members OF Defending A,eir remarks IN
the Record! N & Il !,
II the official reporters We're paid for
their work at e5 cents hundred words,
,they would have earned $50, 900 Had the
%. go 600 words been written for maga-
zine at two cents weird, the writer
would have canned 800 900. The 70 o0oOoo
words make q book two and q half feet
thick. weighing forty pounds, III
S rhe grea test previous session for talk
was In ths Fifty-first Congress-, when
the Democrats made the historic flll'
buster against the Reed rules and the
spingley tariff billSwas discussed 4 ]. ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
MEAT Inspection.
TO '|I'A0.R / ] n
Secretary Wilson Will Postpone
Vacation and Give Entire, Time
to NV ork. M
E(By Ass,otc.iated Press.1

v WASHINGTON, .. C. !, july 2.---s ecre-
tary Wilson has 4 decided not to enter
UPON his annual vacation until he has
completed the organization necessar ~ TO
but into operation the new. meat 8lnspec-
tion law. He will give practi cally I ms 8
entire time this n'or ls FOR the next X
two mon tbs. The new pure food law ALSO l'o
will li require II attention. The Secretary tar
to. days issued the following statement:
15Ss1 America live stock are the heal tn y
i iest III the world .5g The great ranges
4 Of the West produce herds OF cattle #
Il III which the percentage Of disea IS N
ID remarkably small and the Federal h,
y rovernmer1t i Is steadlly educing, II by y
u approved scicntif methods this small
percen tage, 8s The inspection OF the ii
animals before and at time Of slaugh q a. N
terEl1as always been thorough. II Is 4
n true that the Dspa rtment OF 4Agrtil-saa
culture has heret ofore lacked XII the me N
power and the none to provide q .1or;St
ii on efficient supervision OF SAINT ~ ['a' ton
y and the methods Of pre- para ton OF v
canned rnea food prod \, uct .. Nj II ji
Jaw Effective.
.ts.,rhe egislation y hioh has Just be-
cona effec tive, PR vides the Depart
4 Snent 81 Agri culture With an adequate i
3 ]aw and with ample money 70 8car X
4siits into effect supervl Ion and ms ms.
III tdon Will be extended from the past ll'
v "a "a he package. The n Fed eral etanlr \
n UPON the can will be q g,xarafnte llotS
VI ONLY or the flealt ulness Of the AMI
Il n &, but also that the product Wa as
prepared IN anltary SUR ,i1din gsS ands
WITH hi1e addition Il f$sno3 dele 81, orio.ls
chemical or preser An Any lnea.
food product heaTin & the govern m
III ata mp vail Be al for food # Il
..Wi TIL this law in opera ton, II rsSs
be accepted as "a ct hat for 1ea lS eh.
AN mess n and # purtt the rep ARE area
canned product Will conpar'e fsfaXoTr-Si
s bly, With Fl the fr,esh meat as q svne
United States, Will cht Is, and Sa!W g: y
has been, thes finest in the sTor' ,1:,
n The new la com nsiye, me e.
means for Its enforcement are amps q !,
s and Its execution will be thoroonSlhl.li
w People at home Iard abroad may use sc
n our meats IN confidenc e: sSS
Lieutenant Colonel p. E. F. q o 'l'tl' 20
the British Army, to-da y visited secretaairr!
wilson with view to getting his his s. IS
sistance in investigating Am rican Y. urea ee
products. Colonel Hobbs wa 8 g assigne9'
by the commissary department OF 81
army TO inquire into contrac IS which IN
British government has with u Amerl GO
mack crs. i. When the new ms tlon. q
has been bu t into opera ton, Colone
Hobbs said, the B ritsh nm NJ ~
willingly accept American Inspect e US ion y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
SECRET SERVICE CHIEF
or PRES "a RRESTED|
Charged With Assaulting photographer at Oyster Bay
NJ President Has First Day IF Complete
Rest. 8s

arrest this morning as ne came from
duty d t Sycamore Hill. ] ck tcQ Tad, the
village constable, served the warrant ~
which had been sworn out by Clarence l1t,
Legendre, q New York photogra pier.
charging Sloan with, assault In the thru iIrll
degree. An appearances was entered a. Z
once before Squire Franklin and Sloan an
was released on his own reco enhance TO
appear for trial next Monday. s. 4 n |
THE arrest was the result Of ititerfer-
ence BY the Secret Service men yester--s
day III the endeayor Of SLegendre to take
d snapshot OF the President as he entere1
his carriage at the sta ton here. Lem gem
DIRE claims Sloan hit him IN the face ~
ter the photograp was taken and N 9 the
President had driven away he secret se
Service A men say they have q PREY lously
had trouble with Legendre. ~ II M N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
l1,y,.. A aanc.Iata t3ress.l

by Associated tPress.)
g OYSTER BA Y, e w u, Il July 2.--Presi-
dent Roosevelt has Mad his first days
rest ana complete relaxatlon from official
cares since Congress assembled last De-
center. All work was barred at Saga
& more Hill to-day. The routine OF Off
Scial business was conducted In the exc '-
seutive of'ices In oyster bay BY Secretary
Loeb, without the aid Of his chief and
without even Using the direct telephone
stxtween his desk and the library at the
Presidents house. The President was
not disturbed BY callers, his Oyster Bay
$t1eighbors scontenting themselves With the
promise 81 speech on the Fourth, when
they Will then extend their summer vel, 't'1.
come.
James Sloan, chief Of the Presidents
Secret Service Corps, was placed under
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
Coolest Store il Richmond
Charters Grantee a.
lspecialE to The IN limos Sd Ilspatch ::l Il

nm Especial to The mes Dlspatch.l9E
RALEIGH, N. The buckeye
yVate Comp eat A sheVlll y - 81.
was chartered day, with tWe w fi yy.,
thousand dollars saut horize ed tai sstoc
The incorpo tors nre Illus Martin =
d Other charters were granted " to Rye
Ola. ottling Coinpan rlotte ;;83 ten
Thousand il dollars chi ltal, Ss q nd n anllfac
turers Sselling and tler car ted soft
drinks II, a Ross and theirs.
Durha III Parrish Comp any r III illshoro;
general merch andise TIVE five III tl,oll-f
sand; q. IA 8Durhn a nd others
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
Neutrality-suspicious..

4s85 From j Our Regular Correspon dent.
gs5sWAsHINGTON,38 .5 C.s July u 2. r..
ton IS j. on Butler appoin ted poAt st;ertf q;
Esmont count y l!: n
81 rural route Id N o. s Tered estabTT}
flished September st at Bucking CHA M
buckingham county, Va, serving ts 70
people and $115 no Use g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
! MISS .Epsie EWalthall,

Special TO The Times Dispa teh,)
Ii FARAIYILLE " Az July 2. Miss Epsie
5Walthall daughter Of N ~ nnd Mrs
James a. Wal xhall !, OF Prince Edward ar
ness from typhoid fever. Miss Nyalthall5
was a graduate OF II the State Female
Normal School, class of / 900. and DURING
the past session taught school N 4 sulrry'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
Mrs. Kate Mcdonald.

Especial TO The Times ispatch,) vi
1,OIJIsA, VA. July Mrs. Kate Nc
Donald died on Ssaturday at the idencee
Of her SON in-lnw.g Mr. Phil Barrett, ats
Cuckoo. X this county, and was buried NJ
YanceyVille on Sunday. EEK hi fs Il g553 Z i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
Mrs. Sarah r. Johnson!
ilgpacIals e N u j, hse,5S Times tch

(spe cial !. to- hel6s Time
LOUISA I. !, I: E' xf4nh k I
soraNdied Saturday at 50 her
seventy. fourth ear. She IN had y bee IN
tfeable health for some years. ShesffNyas
a. daughter OF Thomas Es ties, oi Z orange
Sried 'fiife Fin Louisa &wh ere 9she " as well
known. She 8 vas buried to day In the
fam ilys plo t! on the place forme rl ~ owned
BY her son, " Nj. s George 81 John son. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
a DIT ..BlackWell.s


NJ Especial II to The Times d lspat cE.) 5sag
II ROAM OKE. VA, Ju Y 2--D Z y Black
we'll. deputy sheriff OF Roanoke county
died Sunday at Salient aged As years He
had been connecte It'll II the g erl.tl 8
ONCE 81 7Roano county for twenty years
and was popular He had been III with
typhoid fever for ten d ays, lie leaves
family. w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
FINE SPEECHES DELIVER leo
Kennedy Calls5Attention to Value
~ (special e The TIme 5 s., I.

q. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IDFt,IF t.7Il., JuIy-az 20
One Of the most Important sessions
OF the convention OF & the ricanj5 = liz
3brary Association nov in ..g progress
here was held "a to-day. III t was O. Joint
meeting OF the library depnrtme mt OF
the National #Educa tional Associa ton and
the American SSL ibrar Associa ton.
ssl5S The speakers were IN Or. n Ma than g.
SEhaef Ell super ntendent n 81: 1: y ublics In
i Il truction Of Pennsyl |: Dr.. asper5 N.
5Wilkinaon. resident Of the Kansas state
Normal College. and Clara ". Hunt.
superintendent OF the schildren's depart.
8nent Of the public library OF Brooklyn,
i n Y. III DR.. Shaefferg sounded d the key
the National Educational Association had
come n to realize that the school could
accomplish comparatively very little
without the aid and Co opera ton Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
.QUARRELED OVER FEW
. CENTS; ONE KILLED.
(RYl Asaociated Pres,ss..)

S9 lE3ys. ASsOcIHteu Ergss.J F
BIRM1NGHAM.fJ U y, Fred Owens a
clerk IN railroad tructlon comms,
)gary in this county, was not and 4 killed
last night 1 by an unknown 4 negro, With
whom ne had a dispute over eWacents,$
which he claimed the negro. owed q him.
The negro fired ~ the weapon wit bout
warning, and fed. A posse is after HIM,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
,T.#;W Graharrl.,

Y fspec,ul Sto} The lines p ispatct
gLExING IN, n Y I. Thomas
TIL. Graham lied a sunda ornin from
appendicitis, \ q ged sSs lxt cen s year His
funeral i took place tthisS II fternoon from
the esbyterlan Church. conducts =, ed y ~
iRey. II. 5B, $southal ~ alid " Dr. VA Charles
SManley.5 Y Dung "a 6 ra ham u was Il a bright
5youth.Sn gradua to- Of It'll eli 1lexing ton High
School and was last week appointed to
a State ca detship at the re nla Z Mill
"a Nv IN at fiji ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
Names Oscar sMasSle.

Especial toss The ~ mes, i: Dispatch S
I,ouIs A.. July q. ~ M arnes Oscar
MassieE died here Sc turtay eYenln Y. :, !,
X s3e.aar,d married Mi s Levi MA Mel
ton. 1of this county. 500 ter the war
lie opened a store at T3 q Isl Cross Roads.
where he conducted az large bust ess Win
s1SsAftes retiring from business he made
his home In Louisa, and was m stricken
with aralysis on Friday la Tlle run
era q services were D conduc ted fron ms
home, the interment being In oakWoo e,ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
ton TOT \ serving as III rnefnter OF the

ton Tor serving as 2rnernter OF 81 the the
commission Il S Az 5S siss "a III 3l5
The 4 fea tire h Of the appointing hts. to.
make use OF a genuine ! IRISH, bull LIS s., the
Snon-appo ointment OF y osep pm ~ Wlllose
nomination as one OF the commissioners
was the Senate ast I, &c ~ hove
ident ata Fairy lazy 81 siS 900
as the press gent OF the Canal Com q
handle ali the news given out to the press
regarding the canal. In addlt vas
to collect material to be used IN writing
the historic TIE project wien y snon'a
such a row about this mime " tina z
ltlbeca me evident that It would be a on
;fcult matter to- get an. npIr oprlatlon l ~
the canal work uni ss Bisho p was got OUT
OF his sinecure. 5js,3
M The Pre- ident. therefore. made Bishop
n member n OF the com mission ana also
secretary OF 6 the body. SS But thel Senate
would not act on& the ppointments. al.
lowing al q them TO 90 ever. psGa4 Sc
commission TO have charge 9. the work ,.k
ssof constructing the canal. " he failure
OF the President X. name BISHOP AZ y g
he Viii not longer night g have him kept
sc als sos q R the commits
ashingt on Has u q anime.
\ washington Is \ In the era sp Of an Ice
famine. II Is ella ed II ha IN q fews days
tho Notwithstanding plants OF the cit can
supply but one third Sof the demand and
thai there VIII q be mi ch suffe ring n from
IN 4 COME az on ers X 81 have
sunited IN al sche me- to erect an Ice ma u-
1factiiring plant, s and work IS expect ed ito
/ beg In within week. Much suffering y ];
has already resulted from the scarcity q
Ice even hospitals being unable obtain
tho usual supply. Ice Is quoted at slo q
ton To- day and Its IS expected that the
5nricc will advance TO B $40 on the Fourth
aof J,ly, gs The dealers have been saying
+repeatedly that there we're several Ca r
goes Of Ice on the, way h ere from Maine,
But Investigation by the COME TONERS Is
said to have revealed the fact tha tsno
Ice has ~ been shipped from ~ Maine to
Washing tom II s;59is9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
IA. IN. Dobie

ESPECIAL "a Til ID Times Dispntc CHI.
8i JARRATT, "a, Az, NJ July NJ Mr. y.
SDobie, living midway be tween this point
and stony Creek died Sat his home sat
the prominent Doble Ri family, ,so long
identified 3ini3tllel5m ma GENE ant OF county
affairs, and was tfy terra Of the Thlr-
.teenth Virgi niai Cavalry, e.; 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
DEATHS.

BOWERS. Died, July 9; 1928, at e;ao !. A. !;
Y Nnrth rwenty-second Street. WILLIAM
4 HENRY, infant son Of r. r. and SAr1e-
Il liza A. bowers, aged six months and
ss Enne "a ( from, the residence III s-
DAY July 3rd. at r. NJ. u
cARR,-pled. July and. 1880 An. ct h.
i home No. 242S Park venue, e. Mrs.
iEsIL ELF I4AAIANNI CARR
Funeral from st. Peters Ca hedral
THIS MORNING IA ((ruesday) at 10
O'Clock. 4 Il ss
M bsr Gdpushter Mis- 3. j. s Portswig. EDGE
u iIlll, Henrico' county, Mrs, ELIAABETIl
f MALLORY, eighty-six years old. 7,
The funeral will be from Mount YER
non Church. upper Henrlco county, July
3rd, at l2 M,
sON.-Ilntered Into rest Monday
morning, July q, 1905. ut II $50 o.cloGk,
III his residence, 726 North Fifth street,
EDWARD ROBINSON, husband OF the
late Catherine Robinson: =, " z, vi
Funeral services from the t'lrst 5a ",
fist Church WEDN ESpAf MORNA.NrStGS
al II O'Clock, Friends and acquaiht-g
IS ances are Invited TO be preseh ~
E Everybody goes there. u you haven't
been, go noM--to ldleWood. ~
The definition Of recreation ls Wildwood
fsfs Sf 8t vi & 80 .l.Aa5 4
y Town talk IeWaor az i s. n y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
OBITUARY i j !: IA,

Funeral Of Mrs. allory.
The funeral Of Mrs. u izabeth Ma Tory, i
who died at the resid nee Of her dat 6 = ter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
TERRIBLE ECZEMA
.L|.7|1'''T'|'L|!..| /. BOY |:
Mouth and Eyes Covered With II.
Crusts Face ltche.,d. Most Fear g .,'
fuIly-Hands Pinned III Down 70 to,
Prevent Scratching
MIRACULOUS CURE
BY CUTlCU ira REMEDIES D

\" When my little by was six months old, he
had eczema. The soAes extended 10 9uiekty
over the whole body that We at once !, called "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
(.
N 81 II. Portewig, at Ed ge Hill, Hen len.
rico county. will Z take lace from Mount
Vernon Church, Upper % enrlco county,
j: ofSMr Carr.

IN rha funrera 81 NJ rs.s eliza beth carr,
who died earl Il az n ,e
l,rma No 242S Park Aven We. Will "a e
ia aea from Y ST. Peters Cathedral ct 40
3, clock this Tnornih & M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
Washingt On Has Ice = anime.

washington II slnES tho grasp Of ian Ice
famine. ne Il Is ella aimed tina In q few days
IA ma nj cturi ng plants of clty&canE
s,innivA HI one. third &of the demand. and
Ia & here will a be 9rnuch suff ring from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03

z yerybody goes there. II YOU haven't
been, 90 now---to lakewood. 4
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-16

e to attend the Efks' festivities. He
will be gone a week or ten days.
L. S. Crawford, of Carlsbad passed
through Sunday on his way to the
.Elks' reunion at Denver. j. R. Linn.
]. r. Holt and w u. Dannelley. of
the same place, passed through Sat
urday, bound for the same meeting.
J. Walter Day came in Saturday. ev-
ening from Amarillo and went from
here to his home in Dayton to spend
a few days. He is walking with a
crutch as a result of spraining his
ankle while running to catchs a train
at Amarillo.
p. ]. Quigley returned Sunday from
his old home in Harper, Kansas.
| where he has been with his family
for thirty days. Mr.. Quigley is in
| charge of the work of the Riverside
Irrigation Company north of here on
! the Pecos river.
Mrs. w. R. Clements and daugh-
ter. Miss Ruby, left Sunday for Den
yer lOT d WISH VI Avs VI SiA WO0ho
While there Miss Ruby will investi-
gate the schools with a view of find
| ing a place to pursue her studies the
coming winter.
DR.. George A. Lipp and Willard
Stone, live stock inspectors, went to
Riverside Saturday afternoon to in
spect 900 sheep being shipped by w.
H. Cottingham. Mr.. Cottingham has
bought 1000 head of sheep and will
| ship the remainder on Aug. Is.
Maurice Price left Sunday on the
| auto for Torrance, from where ne
will go to New York and other east
ern points to buy for the Price stores
in the Pecos Valley. Mr.. Price viii
be gone six weeks and will buy the
biggest stock of fall and winter
goods he ever brought to New Mex
leo.
]. S. Maynard, who has been work
ing as a salesman for the Rothen
berg & Schloss Cigar Co. here fol
several months, left Sunday for Col
orado Springs, where he will make
his future home. Dame Rumor is per
sistent in her prediction that he
will soon be a candidate before tnt
hymeneal altar.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-16
Realty Transfers.

The following deeds We're filed for
record recently in the office of Pro
bate Clerk and Recorder F. p. Gayle:
Marcus D.. Causler and wife to c,
Fl. Kerr, for $1,000, the NV quarter
of the NV quarter OF section 29-11-24
and forty shares in the Rio Hondo
Water Users Association.
Sallie F. Peek and husband to c.
H. Kerr, for $1,000, the NV quarter
of the NV quarter of section 29-11-24,
and forty shares in the Rio Hondo
Water Users Association.
c.. II. Kerr and wife to John S. Tay-
lor, for $4,000, the north half of the
quarter of section 29-11-24 and
eighty shares in the Rio Hondo Wa
ter Users Association.
J. R.. Wiley and wife to j. F.
Taught, for $3.50, the south half of
the SW quarter of section 20-11-24.
and eighty shares in the Rio Hondo
Water Users Association.
Augustus Zahner and wife to Jas.
Herbst, for 81, the south half of
the NE quarter and the NE quarter
Of the NE quarter of section 13-11-23