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Decision Against Kate Vanston.

Judge VIM. H. Pope gave judgment
in district court Monday against defen
da1t in the case of the Boulder Colo
RADIO Sanitarium against Kate Vans
ton and others, for amount prayed for
in petition, $153.1O and interest, for
failure of defendant to answer as or
dered by court. The entire session OF
Monday was taken up in hearing the
argument of motions and other such
business.
Before its final adjournment Satur-
day afternoon, the grand jury reported
indictments as follows, in each case
the defendant having been arraigned
and having pleaded not guilty: T.
Edwards, for assault with a deadly
weapon, handling same in threaten
ing manner, carrying and discharging
same. 1.-TWO indictments covering the
same alleged offense.) Theodore Lard
for killing neat cattle.
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To Revise Iowa Freiaht Rates.

Des Moines, Ia, April 30.-The To-
wa railroad commission today began
a session with the object of effecting
operating within the state. The COM
mission will continue the work until
it is finally completed, when it will
promulgate an entirely new schedule
of rates. During the last few weeks
the members of the commission have
made general inspection of all the
railroads in Iowa, in order to gain
al exact knowledge of their condition
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Disorder in Japan.
MORE LIGHT. MORE LIGHT.

If you are seeking more light and
want to enjoy life while reading the
news of the day buy only DIAMOND
WHITE KEROSENE, made by the
Superior Refining Company of Long
ton, Kansas, an ABSOLUTELY INDE
PENDENT REFINERY. Be independ-
ent and buy goods made by this re-
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this refinery, and our tank wagon will
make daily deliveries. We guarantee
this oil to give you satisfaction Give
us a trial and be convinced. Call us
mp by phone. No. ALP. and your order
will be filled promptly.-Pecos Val
ley Trading Co, phone 412. IT,
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Raise Fund for Edwin schultz.

Berlin, April 30.-Edwin Schultz
Germany's royal musical director and
the greatest living composer of Ger
man choral works, is so years of age
today Owing to illness which has
continued for many years, the fam
ous musician is now poverty-stricken
aid his birthday has been made the
occasion for raising fund to provide
for his comfort in the future. The
German bank of Berlin is custodian
Of the fund. which is expected to
reach several thousand dollars. EN-
peror William contributed a consider
able amount The best known
OF Schultz's compositions are Easter
Morning" ''In the Storm" THE Rid
er and His Love-" woodland Harps.'
and The Heart on the Rhine"
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Street Car Men May Strike.

made recently to the street car men
of San Francisco by the board of ar
bitration, in settlement of last years
violent dispute, expires tomorrow and
trouble is expected to result. The
award was unsatisfactory to the men,
who have formulated a renewed de
mand for an eight hour day at SO a
day. The United Railroads is prepar-
ing to resist a serious strike if that
should be the outcome of the demands
of the street car employees.
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Commerce Commission Hearings.

Washington, April 3O.-The inter-
state commerce commission today
heard arguments in the case of the
Warren Manufacturing company and
others of Warrensville, S. c., against
the Southern and other railroads, in
volving the question of rates on cot
ton piece goods from South Carolina
and Georgia points to New York. To-
morrow the commission will hear ar
guments il the case of the CONNER
cial and Industrial association of I'm
ion Springs, Ala. against the Central
of Georgia railroad, which is charged
with discrimination in favor of certain
cotton congresses in which the road
is alleged to be interested, as against
the complainant's compress. The case
of the same association against the
Louisville & Nashville and other
roads, in which unjust and unreason-
able rates from st. Louis, Nashville
and Memphis to Union Springs are al
legged, will also be argued at tomor-
rows session of the commission. The
case of the Texas Central Cattle Rails
ers' association and others against
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and
other roads has been set for argument
before the commission on May IA.
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BREWERS PROPERTY
SEIZED BY RECEIVERS.

Kansas City, Kan, Apr. 3O.-The
three receivers appointed by the Kan
sas supreme court, accompanied by
men from the offices of the sheriff
and attorney general, made the round
of Kansas City, Kansas. today and
took possession of all the property
believed to be owned by the indicted
brewing companies. At each place Wis
tied the keys of the buildings were
taken by the receivers, the doors
locked and a notice tackled up stating
that they were in possession. Receiv-
er Carver said before starting out
that the list was long one. but that
he expected to finish in one day
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REVOLUTIONARY MOVE
SERIOUS CHARACTER

Vienna, April 30.-The revolution
ary movement in Montenegro where
military government mas been pro
claimed and armed bands are report
ed marching upon the capital, is as
Stunning a serious character, accord
ing to dispatches received here. The
uprising is attributed largely to at
tempts of Prince Nicholas to over
ride the constitution which ne be-
slowed upon the country in 1905, and
also to his incessant drain on the
public purse The marriage of his
daughter Helena to the King of Italy
increased Prince Nicholas ideas of
his own Importance, consequently wild
e1ing the estrangement between the
ruler and his people
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IMPRISONED MEN STILL
ALIVE AND STARVING

Johnstown, Pa, April 30.-"Still
alive was the report brought to the
surface this morning by the rescuing
party that has been trying to reach
the seven men imprisoned in the
Berwind-White mine at Fourtwell
since last Friday without food or wa
ter The men have been able to make
known that they are not drowned
by tapping on the compressed air
pipes, signals that put renewed vigor
into the men trying to rescue them.
1t is expected that by this afternoon
the men will be reached.
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FOUND GUILTY OF MUIR
DER IN FIRST DEGREE

Lincoln, Neb., April 30.-A special
from Grand Island, Neb., this morn
ing says that ,1bh1 Hamlin, who mas
murder of Rachel Elgle of that city,
has been found guilty of murder in
the first degree, and his punishment
fixed at hanging. Miss Engle was Is
years old, and Hamlia more than a
year ago wanted to accompany her
to a carnival She resisted his atten-
tions, and he shot her. Sne died sew
eral months later as a result of the
wound
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Blizzard in, May, Maybe.

Philadelphia, April 30-According
to Mahlon Marshall of Woodbury.. N
j.. professional weather prophet
whose guests this year have been ex-
ceedingly accurate. heavy snow aid
blizzard will next month visit the en-
South. Marshall predicts another cold
wave early in July. so severe as to
make fires necessary in the homes.
May and June will be the coolest on
record in this country. according to
the Jersey prophet.
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PRESIDENT FAVORS
"ANDERSON'S" PARDON

Washington, Apr. 30 President
Roosevelt in note to the Department
of Justice expresses the opinion that
John William January, of Missouri,
should have his sentence commuted
at once or be pardoned outright. Jan
uary was convicted some years ago
of robbing a postoffice in Oklahoma,
and served the greater portion of a
five year sentence at LeavenwortA.
He then escaped, and after nine years
ed to prison. Many petitions have
reached the President asking for his
pardon. He lived in Kansas City un-
der the name of Charles w. .Ander-
son during the time he was at lib
erty.
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Report of the Territorial Grand Jury

Report of the Territorial Grand Jury
April Term 1907.
To the Hon. W. H. Pope,
Judge of the Fifth Judicial District
County of Chaves, Territory of
New Mexico.
We, your Grand Jury for the April
Term of the District Court of Chaves
County, beg to report we have care
fully examined many witnesses, thor
oughly investigated each and every
form of supposed violations of the
territorial statutes that have been
in some cases we have returned True
Bills, and others No Bills.
We have had before US the Supt.
of the. County Schools also the Supt
of the City Schols, and can find
no violations of the compulsory school
statutes. We do, however, recommend
that there should be appointed or
otherwise provided what might be de-
signated a trualt officer for service
in the city of Roswell who you'd
serve under direction of the Superi1-
tendent of City Schools, or the school
board, whose special duty would be to
investigate such cases of abuse from
the Public School as would appear
to be a violation of the school laws
of the territory.
In so far as we have investigated,
and learned, the laws have been very
well observed, and are being well en-
forced.
We have examined a total of 1O5
witnesses.
Our committee appointed to exam
inc the records, books, ETC., of the
county officers report having found all
such to be kept in neat and thorough
manner, and well up to date; also
that the cash balance shown by the
books was verified by the bank depo-
sit books.
We as a body examined the county
Jail and premises and found same to
be in a good sanitary condition and
reasonably comfortable as a prison
We do, however, recommend that
vided in the Jail, thus avoiding an ov-
ercrowded condition, believing that
such conditions are not best for the
public good
We beg to report further that the
service ald assistance given us by
the Assistant District Attorney, and
by the county sheriff and his deputies
has been very efficient, and most
courteous, and we commend them
highly. Also that other county and
city officials who have appeared be-
fore us, have uniformly shown their
interest in the public good.
(Signed) J. w. THOMAS,
Foreman.
Roswell, New Mexico, April 9th,
1907
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THE PARRISH MURDER


Feeling is running high in Portales
in the Parrish murder case, and it
looked for awhile yesterday as tho
the opposing factions would come to
blows in the Justice of Peace court.
There is a dispute as to which JUS
tice of the Peace in Roosevelt county
has Jurisdiction to hear the case on
preliminary examination. Judge Pope
will settle the matter by going to Por
tales Wednesday and taking jurisdic
tion himself.
W. w. Gatewood, as attorney for
the defense, wants to try the case in
Portales, the home of Parrish and his
friends. The prosecution wants to
try the case in Texico, where the
offense was committed. w. c. Reid,
Attorney General, and c. H. Spencer,
assistant district attorney, Judge w.
w. Gatewood and Mrs. Waldo Sny-
der returned last night from Portales
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Senator Foraker to Speak.

Detroit, Mich, April 30.-Selator j.
B. Foraker will be the principal speak
er at the annual banquet of the De-
troit Ohio society at the Hotel Cad
lilac this evening An address will
also be made by Congressman ]. Ad-
am Bede wao is a native of the Buck
eye State. The membership of the
Ohio club is now over 25O and iI:-
cludes many of the leading men of De
troit
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Railroad Officials Resign.

ST. Louis, April 30.-A. N. Dale.
general representative in st. Louis
of the Illinois Central system, retires
today to accept position as secreta-
ry of an important manufacturing
company of Chicago. Dale. VINO is a
son-in-law of President Harahan, has
been the roads general manager in
St Louis for the last five years, sue
ceedi1g Clarence F. Parker when the
latter was placed in charge of the
coal traffic of the system.
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, April 30-Cattle re
ceipts, 10000, including 1000 South
erns. Market steady. Southern steers,
4.00@5.50; Southern cows, 3.00@4.60;
stockers and feeders. 3.5O@5.O0; bulls
3.OO@4.25; calves 3.OO@5.5O; western
fed steers 4.25@5.OO; western fed
cows, 3.25@4.75
Sheep receipts, 5000. Market stea-
dy Muttons, 5.25@6.5O: lambs, 1000
$50; range wethers. 5.5O@7.0O; fed
ewes, 5.OO@6.5O.
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INSTITUTE BATTALION
RETURNS FROM HONDO

The battalion of the New Mexico
Military Institute returned last night
from its camp at the Hondo reservoir
where the cadets spent six very plea
SAINT days, drilling and practicine
with rifle and target. The camp was
run smoothly from start to finish
There were no accidents, no cases OF
sickness and no misfortunes of any
character. The boys enjoyed camp
life thoroughly, but were glad to get
back to their comfortable barracks
last night
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION
OF PRESIDENT CABRERA

Guatemala City, Guatemala. April
3O.-An attempt was made early to-
day on the life of President Estada
Cabrera While he was out driving a
dynamite bomb was exploded near
his carriage, killing the horses and
wounding General Creelana, chief OF
staff. The calm1ess of the President
who was not injured is universally
commended, and the would-be assas-
sin is condemned on all sides.
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FUNERAL OF WELL
KNOWN REvolUTIoNIST

St Petersburg, April 30.-The fu-
neral today of Nine. Baradi1a, the
well known revolutionist who commit
ted suicide while abroad, aroused the
greatest interest in revolutionary cir
cles on account of her romantic mis-
tory. She was the daughter of rich
manufacturer of good social position,
aad left her home to engage In the
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Rain, sIeet and Snow at Amarillo

Roswell may consider itself fortu-
nate when its people hear the reports
brought down from Amarillo on last
nights train. Early yesterday morn
ing the atmosphere there was freez-
ing cold and mixture of rain, sleet
and snow was falling. The Pecos
Valley is one of the favored spots on
earth and the people here should ap-
preciate their wonderful weather.
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Cited on Contempt CHARGE.

Paducah, Ky, April 30.-G. G. Sing
Teton, former councilman and one of
the wealthiest men of the city, has
been cited to appear tomorrow before
Judge Walter Evans in federal court
at Louisville to answer to a Charge
of contempt. The charge grows out
of a recent bankrupt sale here, when
Singleton is alleged to have attempt
ed to detract bidders from the sale.
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spent in buying new fixtures, dishes.
etc., and the place is to be made a
swell one. The plan of serving will
be entirely changed and a short-order
business. such as can be found in the
cafes of the cities, will be done Mr.
Patrick is expecting his material ev-
cry day and hopes to reopen 1.-The
Pantry" some time next week
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r. M Patrick. formerly or New
York and recently of eastern Texas.
has bought OF Ellis G. Douglas the
restaurant In the Hobson building
that has been known as The Pantry" !"
The new proprietor has closed mp the
place to await = remodeling that viii
take some days n its completion.
Twelve hundred dollars nave been
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SEALING SEASON CLOSED
WITH REDUCED CATCL

st. Johns N. F., April 30-The
sealing season closed today, with a
catch estimated at several thousand
lower than that of last season. Twe1-
ty-three steamers were engaged in
the hunting this year, and in every
instance report an unusually severe
year and weather conditions. This
seasons catch is estimated at 24O,0
as against 348,0OO last year.
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Miss Leah Shanks is Dead.

Miss Lean Shanks, aged Is years.
died Saturday afternoon at three o.
clock after a very surious operation.
The funeral occurred Sunday after
loon from the home of her father on
East Seventh street, Rev. John w.
Smith officiating. Interment was
made in the South Side Cemetery
The young lady's death is deeply re-
gretted by a great many friends, she
having been popular among the young
people
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CONDITION OF THE
KANSAS WHEAT CROP.

Topeka, Kan, April 30,-The CON
dition of the Kansas wheat crop last
week, according to a report issued
by Secretary Cobura last night was
S4 per cent, an area of 6,2S9, 900 ac-
had been abandoned for various rea-
sons
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Mrs. Praoer Entertains Club.

Mrs. Sidney Prayer entertained the
Five Hundred Club at her home on
South Richardson avenue yesterday
afternoon, also having number OF
outside guests. The Clubs favor1te
game was the amusement. of sne af-
ternoon. which was concluded with
the serving of refreshments.
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Lawrence. Kan. April 30-As sub
stitute for the old custom OF annual
class fights on May 1. the freshmen
and sophomores of the University of
Kansas win tonight debate the ques-
tion of the segregation OF the Sexes
in Schools OF Higher Lear1lng-s
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ATTORNEY GENERAL REID
ON THE RESIGNATION


g Attorney General w. C.
g Reid stated today that altho'
9 the acceptance of Governor
. Hagerman's resignation was a
8 great disappointment to him, G
g he believed it was the death G
8 knell of the old gang wIo
g were counting it a victory;
3 that the people were aroused
3 all over the Territory as they {
9 never were before, and were
g just beginning to realize to
g what desperate measures the G
g old line of grafters will go to
p retain control of the Terrific
- ry, and that from this time on
9 it will be fight for good gov
g ernmelt in New Mexico, re- 6
3 gardless of party Or men. He 6
g said that he sincerely hoped 6
g Governor Curry would join in 6
g this fight, but, said he, it will 6
g be made whether he does or G
y not 6
8
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NATIONAL STOVE CON-
PANY'S PLANT BURNED.

Lorraine, Ohio, April 30.-Fire of
unknown origin late last night des-
troyed the plant of the National
Stove Co. The loss is estimated at
$500, 900, covered by insurance Four
hundred men are made idle.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)

Roswell, N M, Apr. 30.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., So; min, "a: mean, 4s.
Precipitation. a trace; wind, N. e,
velocity miles: weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Rain tonight and Wednesday: not
so cold.
NJ. WRIGHT,
Omcial In Charge.
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pices of the Ladies of the Maccabees
and the affair was a success from
start to finish A Mexican orchestra
of three pieces furnished splendid mu
sic and the floor was in good condi-
ton. Every attendant reports good
time.
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Six Inches of Snow.

Milwaukee, Wis, April 30.-A rain
aad sleet storm last night developed
into a fall of six inches of snow in
this vicinity, most of which remains
on the ground. the weather being cold
enough to prevent melting.
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Baseball.

The Gentleman team from Alva, O..
T., VS.. Military Institute, May 2-3-4-
Clean baseball.
ROSWELL AMUSEMENT PARK.
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STRIKERS
WIN FIGHT
SALT LAKE STREET CAR OPER-
ATORS GRANT DEMANDS.
ALL EXCEPT RECOGNITION

Settlement Was Put in Hands of For
mer Congressman Roberts and He
Allowed Increase of Wages.-EIec-
trieaI Workers Lay Aside Their Diff
ferences.- Strike Troubles in Rus
sia and Japan.
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Bio Rain Near Torrance.

The automobile coming in from Tor
rance yesterday afternoon showed
signs of having run through some
mud and the driver, Charley Sharp,
reports that for twenty miles this
side of the other terminal of the road
heavy rain had fallen early yester-
day morning.
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ONE PRIZE FIGHT
LEADS TO ANOTHER.

Squires, the Australian pugilist, has
signed an agreement to meet on May
80, the winner of the Burns-O' 'Brien
fight. The terms are not named, but
the fight will be probably at Colma
near this city. Burns and O'Brien are
to fight at Los Angeles May Sth.
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BASEBALL.

The Gentleman team from Alva, Ok
lahoma. VS.. Military Institute, May
2-3-4 Clean baseball
ROSWELL AMUSEMENT PARK
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Office.

1 hereby withdraw the listing of
my property from everybody not mem
bers of the Roswell Realty Board.
51t3 EARL STONE
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PROVISION TARIFF ARRANGE
MENT WITH GERMANY

Berlin, April 30.-Tne Federal
Council today passed the German
American provisional tariff arrange
ment
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man and two at Lakewood. Address
L. w. Holt, Lakewood, N. NJ. 51t4*
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FLOOD SITUATION
GREATLY IMPROVED.

Oklahoma City. April 3O.-The
North Canadian river and Lightning
creek are receding rapidly, AMI the
flood situation in this vicinity is
greatly improved today. But one per
son remains unaccoulted for. Forty
families are homeless. The property
loss is estimated at one hundred thou
sand dollars
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Special Notice.

We, the present proprietors of The
Pantry, hereby notify all persons hold
ing bills against said business to pre-
sent them for payment before May
first, 1907 Very resp. 4st4
ELLIS & DOUGLASS, Props.
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GENERAL REID so
cHARAcrERIZEs GOVERN
OR'S RESIGNATION.
THE PEOPLE AROUSED

From This Time On Fight for Good
Government Will Be Waged in the
Territory He Hopes Curry Will
Assist in the Fight.
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Lady maeeabees Give a Ball.

A crowd of about twenty-five young
people gave dancing party at Mac
cabee hall last night under the aus
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Foreign Rivers Overflow.

thousand people, it is estimated, have
been driven from their homes by the
overfiowilg of the Dneiper, Dneister
and Dviaa rivers. The inundations
were more widespread than usual, and
nave caused great distress over an
enormous area
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ButtermiIk 10c gallon at the Ros
well Creamery. 49t6
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NOTICE TO ICE CUSTOMERS.

All ice is strictly cash on delivery.
Drivers are SO instructed and are not
permitted to carry accounts.
ROSWELL GAS co.