The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-15

be sold at par or perhaps at pre-
MUM. In the course of time, should
the people so desire, the city could
own and operate its own light plant.
Realty Board pay more attention to
city affairs, and examine into the
question of waterworks plant, and
aid the city council with their advice.
r. H. McCune spoke on the Neces-
sity of Frequent Meetings and Regu-
lar Attendance of the Members. He
said the success of the organization
depended upon the interest taken in
it by the members, and their interest
would be shown by the frequency
with which they attended the meet
ings of the Board. There were now
twenty-five members in good stand
ing, and he believed that the few real
estate men, not members of the
Board, should be shown the advan-
tages of becoming members. Get the
rest, said ne.
Quite a good talk upon advertising
was made by j. T. Carlton. 1t was
advertising that had built up and de-
veloped countries. 1t mad made great
enterprises out of many small busi-
ness, and could almost work miracles.
Discussing is local application, Mr..
Carlton said that advertising properly
done and properly applied could do
r,uob for Roswell pnOp1o who 1o not
know should be shown what we have.
He advocated action on this most i'm
portant matter by the Realty Board.
Mr.. A. c. Wilson, who has recently
made a trip to Denver, and while
there examined into the methods of
gave an interesting talk on wnat they
had done in Denver, and how their
methods could be applied to Roswell.
The keynote of the Denver organiza-
ton is Confidence.
In introducing the last two takers
of the evening, the toast master re-
marked that iii any community, the
newspapers were most potent factors
N its upbuilding, and he believed that
they should receive the hearty support
Of every member of the Roswell Real
ty Board.
A short talk was then made by c.
z. Mason, business manager of the
Daily Record, he endeavoring to i'm
press upon the members of the Realty
Board the Importance of the co-opera-
ton. not only of the members of tho
Board among themselves, but with the
other public organizations of the city.
The last address of the evening was
made by VIII Robinson, editor of the
a good talk. He spoke of the import
ance of the plan to secure waterworks
FOR the city, and asked that the Ros-
well Realty Board aid in this great
matter The time mad come when it
was necessary to go forward, or a
standstill might result. The urgent
need now was water on the hills
around Roswell, which would then
show marvellous development, and
would promote the building of a line
u street railway, 6nClTCInS ttlo CITY
By making the proper effort the
speaker said. he believed an expert
ment station of the Campbell System
Of Dry Farming could be secured for
Roswell. The permanent care of Main
street was another great problem to
be considered. the medical authori
ties had stated that the cases of ty-
phoid fever appearing in Roswell had
developed after water had stood on
Main street, following rains. The mot
TO of the Roswell Realty Board should
be, Boost and Cooperate" He ex-
poets to see Roswell city of $4,000
people within ten years. 1t will be
come what we will make of it.
This closing the business of the
evening, the toast master then dismis-
sed the banqueters with few well
chosen words, showing his hope for
the future of Roswell.