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Recently he has been director of the
Texas Agricultural Experiment Sta
tion at College Station. Formerly he
held similar positions in like institu-
tions of Wisconsin and Iowa. He is
one of the leading writer's of the
United States on agricultural sub
jects, his best known and most popu-
lar books bearing the title, Judging
Live Stock
For the present Mr.. Craig and fam
lily will make their home in one of
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MY Cottage 70: Sale.

One of the neatest and most com
plete homes with all modern conven-
fences in the Pecos Valley. Rented
for $42.50 per month. Will sell for
$250.OO less than actual cost. My rea-
ney. Take a look at it. First house
north of DR.. VeaPs on Richardson av-
enue. Call up Tt ten & Keinath's
ranch at Artesia. or address Chris
Totten. 75tf
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charter members, as follows: Fred
]. Beck, j. B. Bailey, W. c. Burrus,
G. D. Breiger and wife, DIR. E. M.
Fisher and wife, B. P. Osburn, F. A.
Mueller, VIM Fyffe, L. G. Rutledge,
d. G. Griffith, Jos. Proctor, M. C.
Morgan, c. NJ. Meers, c. Baum, R. L.
Graves. Marguerite Beatty, G. M.
Slaughter, G. A Harmed, John Patti
son, S. A. Sanders, ]. w. Atkinson,
H. P. Saunders, Chas. B. Hutchinson,
j. Dickson, L. Dickson, Claude Cra-
vens, Clarion Render and Mr.. Mills.
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chamberiain's Birthday.

Birmingham, Eng, July 7.-Joseph
Chamberlain's. seVentieth birthday
was celebrated today by the entire
city. Mr.. Chamberlain took advantage
of the occasion to give the following
characteristic message to the nation:
Treat foreigners as they treat us,
and treat your kinsmen better than
you treat foreigners"
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Is CAPT. PEARY DEAD.
No Tidines of His Ship Which Sailed
for the Arctic Regions Last Year.

No Tidings of His Ship Which Sailed
for the Arctic Regions Last Year.
Washington, July THAT Captain
Robert E. Peary has sacrificed his
life in the effort to discover the
north pole is the fear of naval men
here, who are worried by the failure
to get any tidings of the ship Roose-
welt which sailed for the Arctic reg
ion July 10th, 1905. Advices from the
American Geographical Society are
that the weather in the far north this
spring was more than usually rigor
quent and the ice is heavy. Conse-
quently it is feared that Peary's snip
may have been ground to pieces by
drifting ice.
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Morning Talk at the Table
SECURITY COFFEE
Packed i'm One and Two Pound
cans. For sale by
JOYCE-PRUIT, COMPANY,
| Exclusive Agents
ARKANSAS AFTER OIL TRUST.

Charges Conspiracy to Control Out
put and Prices of Oil.
Little Rock. Ark, July Attorney
General Rogers today filed suit ag-
ainst the Waters-rierce Oil Compa-
ny, alleging conspiracy to control
the output and prices of oil and ask
ing damages in the sum of two mill
ion dollars. He also asks that the
company forfeit the right to do busi-
ness in Arkansas. The bill alleges
that this company is associated with
the Standard Oil Company.
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A HARMLESS CHEMIST.
What Friends Say of Man Suspected
of Designs Against Emperor.

Seattle, Wash, July THE cent
raj committee of the United German
Societies of Seattle last night declar-
ed that August Rosenberg, arrested
in Germany yesterday on suspicion of
being an anarchist with designs ag
ainst the life of Emperor William,
was merely a harmless mixer of
paints anu that the chemicals and
apparatus found in his old shop were
used for experiments in this line. The
letter which caused the arrest of Ro-
senberg. the members of the society
claim, was written by a secret enc
my of Rosenberg to the authorities
of the fatherland
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Take a peek. Ingersoll's window.
Deferred Action in Rebate Cases,

Chicago, July Judge Lands in
the q. S. Court today deferred action
on the motion for a new trial in the
Chicago & Alton rebate cases until
Wednesday to allow the attorneys for
the defense to show that the arrange
ment between the Packing company
and the railroad was well known
among shippers and not a secret re-
bate
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Oil Company Elects Officers.

The directors of the Garfield Oil
Company, of Roswell, met yesterday
and elected the following officers:
Isaac Garfield, President
Chas de Bremond. Vice Pres.
E A. Cahoon, Treasurer
L. B. Tannehill, Secretary.
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AFTER MINING BROKERS.

Fellows Who Make a Speciality OF
Low Prices to Leave New York.
New York, July THE group of
outside brokers who make a specially
of low priced mining stocks in the
market, will be depleted next week.
Some of the traders have hired quar-
ters in Jersey City and will carry on
their business out of reach of the
amended stock tax law. The new act
obliges them to pay a transfer tax of
two cents on every share of stock
sold regardless of it's par value, or
the price at which the stock sells in
the market.
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Another Land erabber Sentenced.

Portland. Ore, July is. A. d.
Porter was found guilty yesterday of
conspiracy to defraud the government
of it's public lands, and was sentenced
to two years in Jail and to pay fine
of $1,000.
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Guests of Ambassador Reid.

London, July 7.-Wm. ]. Bryan and
Mrs. Bryan are spending the week
end as guests of Ambassador White
law Reid and Mrs. Reid at West Park
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DENVER ELECTION FRAUDS.
Judge Will Not Act on Petition of
Honest Election League.

Honest Election League.
Denver, Colo, July 7--District
Judge Mullins today made an order
calling a special grand jury to inves-
tigate the alleged franchise election
frauds and appointed special depu-
ties to summon the jurors. Judge
Mullins announced that he would
hold in allegiance the petition of the
Honest Election Leagues attorney
for leave to withdraw the request for
special grand jury to investigate
election frauds, as the supreme court
had issued writ of supersedeas in
that case. He called the jury on his
own motion.
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Still Strengthening Oil Well.

Work continues daily without start
ling developments at the oil we'll.
The workmen have been engaged in
strengthening the hole for several
days and have that job almost com
pleted.
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All kinds of money to loan
on good real estate security.
Carlton & Bell, No. 303 n. Main.
Denver and Return s2s. 10

For the annual meeting Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks at Dem
ver.. Colo, July 18th to 21st. 1906. the
above rate is authorized Tickets on
sale July 18th, 14th and 18th. final
return limit Aug 20.
NJ. D. BURNS. Agt
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Light House Tender Safe.

Washington, July THE anxiety
for the safety of the light house ten
der Laurel was relieved today by a
telegram from Key West reporting
that she had been anchored under
the Lobos light from June 25th to
July End waiting for the wind to
subside.
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We have for sale good brick
business house located near the
business center of the city.
This is good investment. The
property rents readily and pays
lZ4 per cent on the investment.
No better proposition in ROs-
well. Carlton & Bell.
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FINE AND IMPRISONMENT.
Imposed Upon Former Surveyor Gen.
eraI Of Oregon Land District.

Portland. Ore, July 6.-Henry Mel
dram, former U. S. Surveyor General
for the land district of Oregon, was
today sentenced by Judge Silverton
in the u. s. Court to pay fines of
$3.50 on each of 21 counts and serve
sixty days at hard labor in the peni-
tentiary at McNeils island on each
of eighteen counts for conspiracy to
defraud the government in connec-
ton with land deals
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Attorney Hughes Sails for Europe.

New York. July 7.-Cnas. E..
Hughes, who was chief counsel for
the Armstrong legislative insurance
investigating committee, sailed for
Europe today for a rest.
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Take a peek. IngersoIl's window
Cholera Situation UNCHANGED.

Manila, P. L., July THE cholera
situation remains unchanged. The
health authorities believe that if the
disease is confined for the next three
days to prevent an extensive spread
of the epidemic.
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NEW SPANISH MINISTRY.
Represents Same General Policy as
That Which Resigned.

Madrid, Spain, July 6-King Alton
of new ministry to succeed the cab
met headed by Prendergast which
resigned yesterday. Field Marshal
Lopez Dominguez is premier and min
lister of war in the new cabinet The
new ministry represents the same
general policy as that which resign
ed and consists of prominent men rep
resenting various liberal groups in
the senate and chamber of deputies
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LOUISIANA FOR BRYAN.

HOUSE OF Representatives ADOPTS a
Resolution of Endorsement.
Baton Rouge, La, July THE
Louisiana house of representatives
last night adopted a resolution rec
ommending the endorsement of VIM.
J. Bryan by the Democratic party of
this state for President.
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Behold the Western sky,
Where people live but never die. :"
The reason for this is plain to see,
They all take Rocky Mountain Tea
Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co.
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Rubber Tire and Horse Shoeinq.
Two first class workmen to wait
on you. Satisfaction free Texas Shop,
Overman's stand 04tf
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U. 9. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)

observation taken at a. m)
Roswell, N. NJ. July 7-Tempera-
ture.-Max-, 62 min, SO, mean, CO.
Precipitation, II; wind s., veloci-
ty miles: sprinkling rain.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Local showers tonight and Sunday;
slowly rising temperature.
n. WRIGHT.
00cial In Charge.
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day night 09tf.
go to the spelling bee Tuesday night.
Elmer Denning, T. NJ. Daniel and
mountains tonight to spend two
weeks.
An old-fashioned spelling bee will
afford a jolly good time for all. AT
the Southern NJ. E. church Tuesday
evening. O9tf
Lee Reynolds arrived last night
from Denver, accompanied by mis-
brother-in-law, Geo E. PrebIe, an oil
man from Rocky Ford
The spelling bee to be given Tues
day evening by the Woman's Club
will be for the benefit of the Carne-
gle library, instead of for furnishing
a room at the hospital, as previously
stated.
Mrs Cora l. Thomas and Leonard
and Fay Thomas arrived last night
to South Spring where they have a
farm.
c. A Hartman returned this morn.
ing from Artesia, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Edith Sweetland, who
come to visit the family of her faith
er, NJ. J. Hartman.
J. NJ Garrett, Mrs. D. w CroZier
and daughter. Miss Ada Lee, Harry
Holly, Ed Macy and L. G. Waskom,
of Hagerman, came up this morning
to spend the day.
Mrs A B. Abbey left this morning
for her home in Emporia, Kan, after
spending three months here with
the family of John Abbey, three
miles southwest of town.
Mr. and Mrs John Kipling left this
morning for Chicago, wnere Mr.. Kip
ling will make an investigation of
the candy business. II satisfied he
will buy fixtures and bring them home
with him
Mrs. w. NJ. Lawrence, Mrs Ora
Ledbetter, Miss Blanch Mathews and
Miss Lola Duson, who recently arriv-
ed from Crowley, La, went to Lake
Arthur last night, accompanied by
Geo. Duson, of Lake Arthur.
Burney and Drew Pruit arrived
home last night from Washington and
Lee University, Virginia, where they
have been for two years, during
which time they have won, honors
and distinction. Tney will spend the
summer in Roswell with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Pruit
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The Fourth at chisum Ranch.

The Fourth at Chisum Ranch.
Editor of the Record l wish to
mention the celebration of the 4th OF
July at the Oasis ranch, because OF
the representative people present and
the extreme harmony of the occasion
Some five hundred people from the
surrounding country and Roswell
were present. There was barbecued
four beeves, two hogs, two muttons,
two kids, all skilfully manipulated by
Mr. Corn, veteran TO barbecue
meats that would tempt an epicure.
In addition the neighbors brought
their lunch baskets containing every
delicacy, anu the dinner would have
tempted Lucullus. of Roman fame.
The table was spread in a manner
to admit every one upon the grounds,
and every hospitality extended. If the
Inner man was not satisfied, it
was no fault of the managers or lack
of abundance, and there was no oc-
-casion for the miracle of the loaves
and fishes being reproduced.
In addition to the ample spread
there was a dance pavilion, where
cold drinks were dispensed, and
where the (Tag)
The L. F. D. and Oasis boys played
a match game of ball which resulted
barely in favor of the Pig Boys" 1t
was a matter of astonishment to me
that not single person upon the
grounds appeared in the least under
the influence of the ardent. and the
utmost harmony and good order pre-
vailed. On the whole, it was an ex
ceptionally nice celebration and
speaks well for the good morals and
conduct of the citizens. There was
no spread-eagle grafton.
Mr. Cniholm was present as a mat
ter of course and it is TO his Gberali-
ty the success of the occasion is due.
Mr. Gary Goldsmith, the popular
boss is to be congratulated upon
his ample and systematic manage
ment, as well as his courtesy to ev
eryone present The Oasis is a spien-
did ranch, conducted upon systemat
ic and business principles and paying
promptly. l had heard that the'Pig
Boys" were rough, but | must confess
they attend to their duty, are gentle
manly, courteous and liberal as any
ranch boys in the Territory. Respect
fully, w. D. SIMPSON.
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An o1d-fashioned program will go
in with the spelling bee Tuesday
night 09tf
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GOOD CITIZEN GAINED.

Prominent AericuIturist Arrives With
His Family.
John A Craig. wife and family ar
rived in Roswell last night from Col
lege Station, Texas. and will make
their home in the city or vicinity.
Tney were attracted by the climate.
Mr. Craig Is .one of the foremost
agriculturists of the United States.
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Blue Print maps of the Roswell oil
fields at Carlton & Bells Office. IT
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PROMOTER SENT TO PEN.
Was Convicted on Seventy-three
Counts for Larceny.

Boston, July 6.-Ferdinand l.. Bor-
70 Plantation Company, was sentenc-
Nj today to serve fifteen years in
sta te prison for larceny and conspira-
cy. Wy Judge White. Rogers was SEN
fenced on 73 counts for larceny.
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) AMONG THE CHURCHES
Presbyterian Church.

presbyterian Church.
Rev. W. o. Hairless will preach at
the Presbyterian church Sunday at
the eleven O'Clock hour. His subject
will be, THE Fulfillment of Life
A cordial invitation to all to attend
the services. Strangers and visitors
welcome Special music No night
service.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at D. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
at eight O'Clock
NJ. e. Church, South.
Johp W. Smith, pastor of the Me
thodist Episcopal Church. South, will
fill his pulpit at IL a. IN. and p. IN.
tomorrow. Subject of his morning SER
mon. '"The Law and Spirit of For
giveness," and he will preach on
Paying Vows" at the evening hour.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Junior Epworth League at 3 p. m.
Senior Epworth League, p. m.
The public and all visitors in Ros-
all our services. If you entertain mall
ice against a neighbor hear the morn
ing sermon, and hear the evening
address if vows made have not been
paid.
At the Christian Church.
Preaching by the Pastor both morn
ing and evening.
Sermon subject for II a. M, Cast
ing Away Confidence" Evening sub
ject, Sowing and Reaping."
Bible school. $40 a. IN.
Junior and intermediate Endeavor
Societies meet at p. m.
Senior Y. P. S. c. E, .. m.
The usual good music and cordial
welcome to everybody.
G. G.. HILL, Minister
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At the Christian Church.

Take a peek. Ingersoll's windov
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
NJ 'CALLA' s TINE
GROWING SHORT
Commandant ofMare Is
land to Retire in
Few Days.
Special Dispateh to The Can.

VALLEJO, June There is much
speculation among Vallejo people who
are deeply interested and among the
naval colony here as to the successor to
Rear Admiral McCalla as commandant
of the Mare Island navy yard. McCalla
is due to leave Mare Island on the 18th
inst, when his term OF service will ex-
pire by reason of his having arrived at
the age limit, 81 years. 1t is believed
that McCalla will hold on for a few
months longer, as no one has as yet
been assigned to this position
AS he has applied to the department
to be kept on active duty for two years
longer it is the general opinion here
that he will hold on until August. when
Rear Admiral Goodrich's term as COM
mander of the Pacific squadron shall
have expired. and that Goodrich will be
assigned here Captain B. F. Tilley,
who has the support of the entire Cali
fornia delegation, it is believed, stands
a chance of getting the billet. Another
officer who is said to have eyes on this
most admirable berth is Captain Rich
ardson Glover. who has been on the
waiting list since last December, and
who is at present at his country place
in Napa County.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08

Health Board Sounds a
Further Warning to
the Public.
Many Wells Found to Be
a Serious Menace to
Health.
Boiling Must Be Resorted
To for Long Time
to Come.

Disregard of the regulations insisted
upon by the Board of Health in the use
of not only city water. but that taken
from wells, causes DR.. w. c. Hassler,
the sanitary chief, to issue an addi-
tionaI warning to the people of San
Francisco Not only must all water
used be boiled, he declares. but this
precaution must be Iaken for months
to come if the health of the residents
is to be preserved.
Chemical analyses of several wells
from which hundreds of people have
been using water shows that they are
dangerous to health, even when boiled.
The inspector states that the situation.
will become serious If people do not
follow instructions that have been Civ
en- them.
Examinations have just been con-
cluded of three wells, which have been
in constant use although they were
condemned and at one time Quaran-
tined by the city authorities. and par
ticuIar attention is directed to these
sources of water as being UNIT for use.
One of these wells is located at 3OS
Roanoke street. The chemist reports
that there is a growth of 5000 colonies
of bacteria in every thimblefun of wa
ter taken from this well and that IT is
llgnlN nllnSTdllLcO
chlorine, perhaps due to the seepage
of bay water. Boiled down into every
day language, it means that the water
is dangerous for use by people.
An examination was also made OF the
well at 10 Godeau street, on Bernal
Heights This well has been condemned
on three different occasions and is re-
ported as being full of organic matter
and high in bacteria, From 500 to 500
people have been using water from TINS
well daily. The water in the Well in
the Kohl building at Montgomery and
California streets is reported as being
unfit for use
In commenting on the report, DR..
Hassler said:
All these waters are unfit to be used,
no matter if they are boiled. Especial
ly is the water in the well on Godeau
street in bad condition.
People must pay attention TO water
conditions for months. Investigation
shows that the Spring Valley water at
it's original sources is absolutely pure
and the contamination occurs after the
water has been received in this city
Spring Valley Company has diScontin-
ued the use of water from Lake Mer-
ced- While the water was not con-
demned. it showed suspicious signs and
the company agreed that ii would be
wise to shut off the supply.
/ want TO reiterate that the people
must care for themselves and that
the water supply is the all important
thing. Impure water will cause sick
be used without first having been
boiled.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
RUFF TAKES THE FLOOR.
Gives His Version of Bill Increasing
the Power of Supervisors.

SACRAMENTO June THE Senate
judiciary committee has expressed ap-
proval of the principles involved in
proposed constitutional amendment No.
2, which, if passed, will permit of the
widening of the streets of San Fran
cisco at small fraction of the cost
that would be involved in action in
eminent domain under the law as it
exists. The committee, however is
considering various changes in the
proposed amendment as presented for
passage, but so far as its concrete
principle is concerned it will be re-
ported back. probably today, with the
recommendation that it pass.
At the request of the committee A
Ruef, who is caring for the amendment
on behalf of the judiciary committee
of the committee of forty. appeared
and explained the measure. In an
swer to the question as to why the
provision had been included that would
permit the San Francisco Board of Su-
pervisors to alter the terms and con-
dition" of franchises and permits on
streets to be widened and extended he
said:
In many instances streets will have
TO be changed only for the distance of
a block or a few blocks at the outside.
Upon these streets corporations own
franchises. They are unwilling to sur
render their rights. on these streets
unless similar rights that will enable
them TO perform their Offices are given
Under the present law if corporation
should surrender its right to block
it could only secure a like concession
by offering the highest bid therefor
The fact that all permits now have to
be bid for and sold to the highest bid
der would enable obstructionists to
bid for franchise covering one block
and in itself of no value in order to
cripple a corporation with which the
obstructionsists are not at peace. The
amendment does not permit of the
granting of new franchises except un-
der the law as ii now exists; it only
permits of the granting of rights iden-
tical with those that may be taken
from or surrendered by a corporation