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A good cause and a good
time at the Charity Bali Tues
day night.
THE CRISIS PASSED.
Russian Government Decides to Let
Things Drift Awhile Longer.

Russian Government Decides to Let
Things Drift Awhile Longer.
St Petersburg, July 21.-The acute
crisis which faced the country yester-
day has passed. Thursday night the
decision was reached to dissolve the
parliament today, and an ukase to
this effect was prepared. but yester-
day wnen it became apparent that
the Constitutional Democrats while
obtaining a nominal victory had vir-
tually suffered defeat and were anx-
ious to retrieve their blunder, it was
decided at Peterhof not to Issue the
ukase but to allow matters to drift
for the present. All chance of forming
a ministry composed of Constitutional
Democrats is seemingly ended, as il
is plain that they no longer control
| the parliamentary majority. The pres
ent situation cannot be prolonged, and
many competent judges believe that
| matters are moving toward dicta-
| torship. The arrival OF the guards al
the capital mas been followed by the
| strengthening of patrols throughout
| the industrial quarters where the
workmen are greatly excited by the
| complete suppression of the Socialis
| tic press. Mobs resisted the closing
of the Offices of Socialistic papers
| last night.
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out for a pleasure trip. The visitors
were NJ. F. Garwood and wife, c. D.
Reed and wife and Misses Sue and
Olive Stewart, of Springfield, Mo. NJ.
F. Garwood is a brother of the P. V.
superintendent and is an official of
the Inter-Borouh, or Subway R. r. of
New York City. Mr.. Reed is a broth
er-in-law of w. D. Garwood and is
connected with the telegraph depart
ment of the Erie railroad. The Misses
Stewart are nieces of Mr.. Garwood
and have the distinction of being the
daughters of the only woman sheriff
in the world. Their father died while
sheriff of Green county, Missouri,
and their mother was appointed by
the governor to fill out the unexpired
term.
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GoodeII Wins Contest Case.

The officers of the local land of
fee have notified the parties connec-
ted with the contest case of H. Wal
lace Stevens against Lewis w Good
ell. assignee of Alfred Woodruff, in
volving the desert entry, the south
half of section 15-13-25, near Dexter,
that it has been decided in favor of
the plaintiff claimed that the land had
been fraudulently entered The find
ing of the land Office department was
that there was no evidence to show
that Mr.. Woodruff had been a party
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Attend the Price Sale today and Monday>PRCE CO,

ance with a supplemental proclama-
ton issued by the President yester-
day, the register and receiver of the
land office for Leander, Wyoming dis
trict will receive entries for lands in
the ceded portion of Shosnone reser-
vation at Shoshone from August 15
TO October 3rd, instead of Leander.
this action being based upon the
fact that the railroad now building
into said reservation will not be con-
structed from Shoshone to Leander
until after August 18th. The change
is made to accommodate prospective
entrymen. After October 3 the en-
tries will be made at Leander
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TO PREVENT A TRIAL.
Friends of Murdered Man Evidently
Wish to Avoid Scandal.

New York, July 21-Following the
report yesterday that Harry Thaw
had been pronounced insane by al
ienists, it was asserted that, although
without direct cooperation the
friends of the late Stanford White
were on the side of the mother of
the prisoner in the effort to settle
the case without a trial Thaw him
self, his wife and his personal coun-
sci, Mr. Hartridge are for a trial in
which justification on the plea of the
"unwritten law or emotional insani-
ty would be the defense District At
torney Jerome believes that the ends
of justice would best be served by
trial
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A Crowd From Arkansas.

The following party came in from
Arkansas this week and spent a few
days in Roswell seeing the sights and
getting acquainted and left last night
for Artesia and other points down the
valley to look for a desirable invest
ment. They will return to Roswell in
a few days and close up deals, should
they find property they consider de-
sirable. The party is composed of
DR.. J. F. Fuller and wife, of Fort
Smith, who already have land near
Artesia and will locate there: Jack
Owensby, of Fort Smith; D. E.
Brownie, of London, Ark; w. G.
Rye, of London, Ark; w T. Meeks,
of Russellville, Ark, and Mr.. and Mrs
Albert S. Pickens, of Owl, l. T.
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There was a large attendance at
the open air service of the Salvation
Army last night, led by Major Nor
ton. of Los Angeles. His singing and
speaking were much appreciated.
Owing to the excessive heat there
was no inside meeting, but the open
air service was held longer than US
ual. In connection with the meeting
tonight, led by the Major, there will
be a presentation of new colors. Ma
jor Morton will also conduct the us
ual Sunday services. All are vel
come
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MEXICAN UPRISING.
Movement Not So Strong on the Rio
Grande Border Because Mexicans
Fear the Texans.

New Orleans, La, July PIE. j.
Mathes, one of party of American
men, women and children who left
Mexico because of anti-foreign agita-
ton, passed through New Orleans
late last night enroute to Cincinnati.
He said: 'One of the most alarming
features of the situation is the fact
that Mexican servants have joined
in the anti-foraign movement, and
the wives of foreigners are in mortal
terror of their families being poison
ed. l was reluctant to leave the coun-
try, but l simply could not resist the
pleadings of members of my family.
The anti-foreign movement is strong
est in the northern and central por-
tions of Mexico, where the natives
have been wrought up to a high
pitch of excitement by the agitators
and agents of the revolutionary so
cieties.
Along the Rio Grande border the
movement is not so strong, because
THE MEXICANS FEAR THE TEN
ANS, WHO KNOW HOW TO
SHOOT. The educated class of
Mexicans is not in sympathy with
the movement, but the educated class
is in a hopeless minority. The army
is recruited from the lower classes
and cannot be relied upon The up
rising is scheduled to occur in Sep
tember, and it may be necessary for
the United States to throw an army
can citizens
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IRRIGATION TOO EXPENSIVE.
Many People Who Drew Lands Will
Not Make Selections.

MANY People VINO IRE" IanoS VIII
Not Make Selections.
Butte, Mont, July 21.-A Miner
special from Billings states that it
is estimated from the present num-
Der of filings upon lands in the Grow
Indian reservation that only about
seventeen per cent of the total num-
ber of those who drew winning num-
bers will take advantage of the right
and select land. The reluctance to
accept the lands is believed to be
due to the high price to be asked by
the government for the use of irrigat-
ing water The new town of Custer
founded upon the reservation is -four
ishing, its population being 5000.
Commissioner Richards has officially
announced that drawing and filings
for the Wind River Reservation lands
will be held at Shoshone, and not at
Leander as first announced. This
change is made on account of the long
stage ride necessary to reach Leander
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Direct from
Good Old New Orleans
SECURITY
Java & Mocha Coffee.
JOYCE-PRUIT COMPANY,
Exclusive Agents,
Charles Lee Bound Over.

Charles Lee, the negro porter VINO
already had been bound over to the
grand jury on the charge of stealing
watch, was given a hearing late
yesterday afternoon before Justice
Amanda Cederquist is complainant,
and was bound over to the grand jul
ry with his bond fixed at 81 900. His
bond in the watch case was $400 and
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Fire in a Hotel.

Chicago, July 21.-7Ehirty-two of
the guests in the St Elmo Hotel, at
1921 Ewing avenue, were driven in
to the streets early this morning by
fire that threatened to destroy the
come by smoke and slightly burned.
The property loss was small.
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A good time awaits all at
Charity Ball Tuesday night. If
SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
Fate of Lawyer Who Had Been Act
inq in Prosecuting Law Breakers.

Shoshone. Wyo.. July 21-Warner
Moody, the city attorney of Shoshone,
was shot from ambush and killed
about twelve O'Clock last night.
Frank Anderson stepped to the door
of his tent near where the snootlng
took place and was shot in the shoul-
der. His wound is not serious. The
assassin escaped in the darkness, but
posse is hunting him. Moody was
dy, OF South Dakota. He had been
active in prosecuting law-breakers,
and it is supposed that he was killed
in revenge.
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Hondo Carrying Little Water.

The recent freshet that came down
the Hondo from the rains in the
mountains has about played out, -
and the stream is but a thread at the
Roswell, as all the water was put
in the reservoir. 1t did not make
much of a showing in the basin, but
stands higher than ever before.
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BIG DRILL TO BORE FOR OIL.
Largest Machine of the Kind Ever
BROUGHT to the Valley.


People on Main street early this
morning saw the biggest drilling ma
chine ever brought to the Pecos Val
ley 1t was the property of the West
ern Well Tool and Machine Co., of
Tulsa, l. T. 1t was brought to drill
for oil in the fields east of town. ].
c. Grant, manager of the plant at
Tulsa, brought in the rig and will re-
main until it is in readiness for work.
The manager has offers from several
of the oil companies, but has not
yet closed a contract for drilling His
brother, j. A Grant, was here a
month ago and secured sufficient
promise of continued work to war
rant bringing the drill
The rig consists of a 25-horse-pow-
er boiler, a No. 8 machine and COM
plete outfit of tools. This company
has another car of well machinery
loaded ready for shipment. The drill
is capable of putting down a thirteen
inch hole to a depth of 1900 feet. 1t
was photographed by Walton and ta-
ken to the shop of Cummins & Scar
man this morning.
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TREATY OF PEACE SIGNED.
Honduras and Salvador Agree to
Terms for the Future.


Washington, July 21.-American
Ministers Merry and Combs today
advised the State Department that
Honduras. Guatemala and Salvador
had signed the following articles of
peace:
Article l. That peace be establish
ed by withdrawal of armies within
three days and disarmament within
eight days.
Article ?. Exchange of prisoners,
release of political prisoners, and
general amnesty recommended.
Article 3 Vigilance in order to pre-
vent abuse of asylum.
Article A. To negotiate a treaty Of
friendship, commerce and navigation
within two months
Article 5. Any difficulty over the
treaty and all future complaints be-
tween the three countries 10 be sub
mitted 10 arbitration by the Presi-
dent of the United States and the
President Of Mexico.
Article g. That a treaty be made
with the moral sanction of the medi-
ating nations and others assisting at
the conference, namely, Costa Rica
and Nicaragua
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Cheap r. r. tickets. See IngersoH.
Scope of Meat Inspection Law.

Washington, July 2l.-Discussing
the new meat inspection law today
Secretary Wilson said there was con
siderable Misrepresentation regarding
its scope. 1T does not apply 10 any
but slaughtering and packing houses
doing an Interstate business"
Secretary Wilson said that be re-
Gently went through some slaughter
houses doing a purely state or local
business, and found them in mas
ty, filthy condition, and in some cas-
es killing diseased animals"
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to any fraudulent entry and that Mr..
Goodell had committed no fraud and
had expended enough money, over and
above his purchase price, to meet the
requirements of the law, The land
has fine large residences, wells and
other improvements and is now val
ued at $4,000.
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MUST GET NEW LICENSE.
District Attorney Hervey Says Gam
bIers Cannot Operate Under
Their Old Permit.

Reprinted from Friday.
3 District Attorney James NJ g
9 Hervey has been keeping in {
g close touch with the move {
2 ments of the gamblers who {
g are establishing a gambling
g house at the east edge of
g town, just outside the city s
3 limits And the district attor-
9 ney intends to see that they :
3 keep all their actions within 3
3 the limits prescribed by law. :
? To a Record reporter Mr.. Her 8
3 vey today said:
3 4 certainly am going to do :
3 all in my power to stop the :
g gambling cannot prevent :
3 them from gambling so long 3
g as they nave a territorial Ii s
g cense, for there is a law in :
3 this Territory that fosters it; 8
3 but | can see that the gamb- s
3 lers keep strictly within the I
2 law. l cannot even advise the 8
3 county commissioners to re- :
2 fuse to grant the license, be :
3 cause the law provides that :
3 the license be issued when Z
3 the money is rendered. But &
3 they cannot run a gambling 8
2 game out there on a license &
g granted to do business in ROs- :
= we'll They will have to get &
3 a new license for the specific :
3 place in which they seek to 8
= do business. If they attempt :
2 to run under their old licenses 3
> I will stick them, sure"
3 (The interview with District :
= Attorney Hervey is republish- :
g ed today on account of the s
3 transposition of two lines yes :
2 terday rendering a portion OF !
2 the same rather obscure.)
2
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Singer Office Removed.

The Singer Sewing Machine Co.
North Main street They have a cou-
pie of slightly scratched machines
that will be sold at a big discount.
22t2.
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The reception committee for the
charity ball Tuesday night has been
slightly revised and now stands as
follows: Mesdames McGaffey, Poe,
Wilson, Nathan Jaffa, Richardson.
Earle, Norvell, Helmig, VIII Prayer,
Bean. Wyllys, Slaughter, Sparks,
Rhea: Misses Joyner. Eva Hedgcoxe
and Keller
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Prominent Visitors

Superintendent w. D. Garwood and
wife, of the Pecos Valley Lines. pass
in a private car last night, accom-
panied by a party of friends who are
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U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Locai Report.)

observation taken at a. m.)
Roswell, n NJ, July 21.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., 90; min, IS: mean, IS.
Precipitation, 90; wind s., velocity
mile; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday; station
airy temperature.
M. WRIGHT,
Odicial in Charge.
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List your property for sale or ex-
change with the Iowa Southern Land
Company. Front room over Western
Grocery Company, Roswell New Mex
leo. ms93tf.
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Don't fail to attend the Char.
ity Ball Tuesday night.

The L. S. Market wants your
trade. You like good things to eat.
Our delicious, tender refrigerated
beef is the same kind as the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel serves in New York.
If you can't come, call up No. 81.
Pitt
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Horace Lay, the insurance man,
returned this morning on the auto
mobile from the central part of the
Territory.
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James Curry anu Mrs. Geo. T. Red
man, of Espanola, y. NJ, returned TO
their home today, via the automobile
route.
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Mrs. L. C. Klasner. of Picacho, was
in town today.
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DREYFUS DECORATED.
Standing on the Spot Where He Had
Been Disgraced.

StandIng on the SPOT Where he F7au
Been Disgraced.
Paris, France, July 21-In the pre-
sence of a distinguished military as
semblage Major Alfred Dreyfus, wear
ing the full uniform of his rank, to
day received the cross of a ChevaIier
of the Legion of Honor.
The ceremony was made doubly
impressive by being held on the very
spot where the buttons and lace were
stripped off his uniform and his
sword broken twelve years ago
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TO ACCOMMODATE ENTRYMEN.

Land Office at Leander, Wyoming to
Receive Entries.
Washington, July 21.-In accord
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y. e. FERGUSON.

physician AND SURGEON-Ofice over
l. kuhn's hardware. Ufilce hours TO IA
n, 10 p. m. except "Wednesday, $3.50 To I
,. m. Pension examining surgeon. New
state Phone.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
(oFFIcIAL.)

OFFICIALLY
Council Chamber, Friday April 20, 1906
Meeting called to order by Mayor Spc-
err. Roll call: Present-Mayor Spicer
Aid. Case, Cornell, Lloyd, Putnam, Stout
Absent-Ald Hudson.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
A proposed ordinance to be known as
Ordinance No. 80 OF the city of Belding,
amending Sec. | of Ordinance No. 2 Of
the city of Belding read.
ORDINANCE NO. 80 OF THE CITY
OF BELDING.
An ordinance to amend section number
eleven of Ordinance No. 2 of the city Of
Beldlng entitled, An Ordinance Relative
to Licenses, authorized by Chapter II.
Of the charter, to be known as Ordi-
nance No. 2 of the city of Belding.
The city OF Beldng hereby ordains:
Sec. /. That Sec. No. | ! of Ordinance
No. 2 of the City of Bedding, entitled, An
ordinance relative 10 licenses, authorized
oy Chapter II of the che rter, to be known
as Ordinance No. 2 of the city of Belding
and adopted and approved by the COM
mon council on the 3rd day of August, A.
D. 1894, is hereby amended to read as
follows
Sec. /. No person shall engage in the
business of saloon keeping in any house
or place within the limits Of this city with
out first having obtained license for that
purpose from the common council. Every
person desiring to keep saloon in the
city shall, before the license is obtained
for that purpose, make an application, in
writing, to the common council for such
license, stating the location of the saloon
where the business for which the license
is asked is to be carried on. And every
person or persons who shall keep saloon
within the limits of the city of Belding
shall pay for each saloon so kept, a IL
cense in theamount Of one hundred dollars
($l00.00); and shall fasten or hang or
cause the same to be done in a con-
spicuous place in SAID saloon his or their
license from the city for keeping the same.
1t shall be unlawful at any time for any
keeper, clerk or manager of any saloon
within the limits OF the city Of Belding to
permit or suffer in or about his or their
saloon any gaming for money or other
value; nor shall they permit or suffer in
or about said saloon or saloons any
drunkenness, gambling, fighting or any
other disorderly conduct, or permit or suf-
fer any such saloon to be open during the
first day Of the week, called Sunday;
nor after the hour of ten o'clock in the
evening or before seven o'clock in the
morning Of any other day, nor permit nor
suffer therein any minor.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall be known
as Ordinance No 80 Of the city Of Beld-
ing and shall take effect Immediately.
Adopted ano approved the goth day OF
April, A D. 9o6.
Willard c. Spicer, Mayor.
VIM. E. Fisher, City Clerk.
Moved by Aid. Lloyd, seconded by Aid.
Case, that the proposed Ordinance No. 80
be adopted and approved as read which
motion prevailed. Yeas-Ald Case,
Cornell, Lloyd, Putnam, Stout, s. Nays,
none.
Aid. Hudson takes his seat.
A proposed ordinance TO be known as
Ordinance No. g. OF the city Of Belding
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Yeas-Ald. Case, Connell, Hudson,
Putnam, a. Nays. AID Lloyd. Not voting,
AID. Stout
Moved by Aid. Hudson, seconded by
Aid. Putnam, that the applications Of W.
c. Sheldon and Bedding Bros. g. Co., for
cement wake on Hanover st. be accept
ed, which motion prevailed.
Yeas-Ald. Case, Cornell, Hudson,
Lloyd, Putnam, Stout, 6. Nays, none.
Moved by Aid. Hudson. seconded by
Aid. Case, that the president of the Board
of Water Commissioners be given a copy
of all contracts in force concerning the
Water Works system. which motion pre-
vailed.
Yeas-Ald. Case, Connell, Hudson,
Lloyd, Putnam. Stout, 6. Nays, none.
The Clerk reported that he had APP
pointed w r. Menkee deputy clerk.
Aid. Cornell excused.
Moved by Aid Stout. seconded by Aid.
Putna n, to transfer $500 from the sewe
fund, Which motion prevailed.
Yeas-Ald. Case, Hudson, Lloyd, Put
nam, Stout. S. Nays. none.
Moved by Aid. Stout, seconded by Aid.
Hudson, that an open ditch running
from the old casket factory to the river
be ordered tiled and covered, which mo-
ton prevailed.
Yeas. Aid. Case, Hudson, Lloyd, Put
nam, Stout, S. Naye, none.
Moved by Aid Stout, seconded by Aid
Case that the purchasing committee be
instructed to purchase carload of sewer
pipe for general use, which motion pre-
vailed.
Yeas-Ald. Case. Hudson, Lloyd, Put
nam, Stout S. Nays, none.
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