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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-29
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

HOMEOPATHs.
dDRS. BRONSON x BRONSON-
homeopathic
Physicians and Surgeons.
over Vann'e drug store. Phone
Office and residence, 62S. Albu.
tquerQue, n. NJ.
DIR. W. NJ. SHERIDAN
homeopathic
Physician and Surgeon.
Occidental Life Building Albuquer-
,aue New Mexico. Teleuhone Es6-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-29

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-29
FOR RENT-R0oms

FOR RENT-No3ern rooms ami
Hoard s25 per month. Mrs. Eva L
craig I12 So Second 81. uurfaf-s -
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14

Mayor 10 be- Frank McMahon-for he IS 10 be
elected without oppositlon-is planning make the
Rumson Road moro beautiful than ever. This
drive has always been great attraction. hut when
II is rebuilt 1t Will be still more beautiful. The
Rumson Road, or the drive OF the Seven Bridges"
IS one OF the prettiest drives IN the country. The
new Borough Council not only expects 10 retain
It's present reputation. but TO make everything moro
attractive
The cottaGers viii be represented in the new
Council by II. l. Crawford and Charles d Halsey
Their colleagues will be John Yomans. George
Ais, Dennis Martin and James Enreht j.. Only
ticket is in the field.
Colonel c. =. Bliss, NJ c. d. Borden. Edwin y
Adams, William F Havemcycr Colonel ] J. Nc
Cook and Jacob H. schiH are property owners in
the borough.
simon Gugeenhelm, United states Senator from
Colorado. arrived this week at his South Elberon
cottage
Randolph Guggenheimer is abroad but is
expected to return and occupy the Drexel cottage
before the summer Is over.
Colonel John J. McCook and the Misses McCooI1
at jamestown, Va.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
NEWPORT TO GET PRINCE
Son Of S'oedish Heir Apporent to
Visit Watering Place.

Newport T. l. July l3 (SpeciaD.-The Newport cot
laseiS are preparing warm welcome for Prince
"!ll''m' son OF the Crown Prince of Sweden. tho
Duke OF Sodermanand and Baron l. N pool
frIS the latter two of whom are Heutenants E,
the Swedish navy. when they arrive in %av,,,r. :,
the early part of next month on the sn...t,.,'
cruiser Fylgia. Already several entartoir,,,'.l
nave been spoken Of In honor of the aruasts 60
II - Pio"tp!e llai IN course of their stay i'm New
port which VIII he Of about "A weeks duration r.
Will be kept decidedly busy ''''S
Prince " iiliam bears personal letters Of introduc
ton to Mrs. Stuyvesaut Fish and she is ,,,a,,r't
TO give large dinner party i'm his bo,,o,. ~ ''iS S
as the foreign vessels arrive In mort =. ~,
u@hh'T @ the prince ana his companions viii be pre-
scntcd 10 most of the leaders of the Nav-nor 80,
set The Fyleia will be the first shin of war 80
senting Sweden that has ever visited the rftv r''
Hostesses this week have been numerous for h
sideS MI Rhlney ana MIR and Mrs. Vanderhut
Mrs. Mae Brady Han. Mrs PhiIip CLARKE NJ NJ
Frances Morris. Miss Gladys Mills. Mrs ! FL
Ilerson. Mrs. William @. Rocker. Mrs Stuyvesart
Fish, Mrs Lewis Quentin Jones, Mrs Harry Svr1ns
Lehr and Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll have yroSiSo5
over either dinners luncheons given ~ tbair
summer homes or at tho Gooseberry Island Trsb
ing Club.
The week has seen several more of the summer
villas and cottages open for the season T,r "a
MFs. austin tlint' IT. arrived early in the week
and opened their cottage. Mrs Richard C,,,bni,1
also opened her villa In Bellevue avenue for tbe
season Mrs. Camhril, who has recently returpad
from Europe. came to Newport from Lenox where
she has been visiting for few days after her
trip abroad.
Others Just back from abroad 10 arrive in N,o,,,
port this week were Mr. and Mrs Peter D. Martin
who this season are occupying the MorrelI cottage
on Ochrc Point, which they have taken for
series Of years Rough Point the former summers
home Of Frederick ". Vanderbilt was also oDara.i
last week by Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Leeds. its
new owners. MI and Mrs. r. Livingston Beeck-
man came on from New York and took possession
or Lands End their summer villa tho cliffs ana
Commodore and Mrs Elbridee T. Gerry iTst hac,I
from Europe, opened Seaverge.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Burden have taler
silail cottage IN the avenue for tho rest os the
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
CONG BEACH POSSIBILITIES.

The Long Beach crowds on July showed that
it is q competitor with the popular holiday and
cation resorts in the United States. Ex- x-Senator
William H. Reynolds, president of the Estates of
Long Beach predicts the possibilities Of this great
stretch Of magnificent beach. 1T will outcIass At
lautic City and be the most attractive resort In
the United States IN any part OF the world laid
out In accordance with the plan OF the city beauti-
fil. which various societies have urged not only
for Kew York but for various other places"
Never IN the history Of Long Beach has such a
throng Of people visited that beautiful spot. The
old hotel which has had c!3eckered career has
been changed, if by magic into most attractive
ara up-to-date house. It's great veranda echoed
Tie tread Of thousands of feet toward the din
ing room where tho crowd awaited the opening Of
the dcors leading into the largest dining in
tie world There the fifteen hundred persons pres
cnt ate dinn.r at tie Long Beach Hotel. At one
sitting thousand were served. The hotel manage
ment was Thoroughly prepared for such Il service
avcidine all the dela5 -5hIch would have us> iary
been impossible prevent, g.iDc ce grf - 81 sat
iyfaction to all
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14

month, and II was announced this week that Mr..
and Mrs William r. Carter. OF Philadelphia. would
be back with the Newport summer colony this
year for they 10 take Of the Cliff cot
taSes. Another bit OF news is that Mr.. and Mrs.
William X. Vanderbilt, jr., TO take the cottage
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Laurens Van Allen later in
the season. Mr.. and Mrs Van Allen occupied the
cottage FOR time this season. but are now occupy
ing the villa Of Mr. Van Aliens father, James J.
Van Allen. Wak.hurst
Though it Is stiu early IN the Newport season.
guests among the cottagers have been numerous
in the last seven days, and hardly cottage or
villa that is ar present open is without one or moro
Weekend guests
While the tennis courts at the Casino busy
almost every day, there does not 10 be the
interest I'm the sport heretofore. and golf seems
10 he taking It's place. for the course at the New
port Golf Club. which has been opened again this
summer. IS seldom Idle. while the pretty clubhouse
has already been the scene OF several fashionable
gatherings from the cottage colony the after
moons OF this week. Already there has been
golf match played for special prizes, and moro
have been promised Royal Phelps Carroll Lis
penard Stewart. Robert Sedgwick. jr. and Harry
Selgwick among the most enthusiasts golf
PLAYERS thus fa- this year.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
OUT ON BLOCK ISLAND.

Block Island, r 7, July 1s (SQec!aD.-Ths middle
OF July Ands the season here already far advanced
and II only the weather continues propitious
a prosperous season IS assured.
The swordhshing IS excellent. and the feet report
large numbers every night. BIuedsh are also run
the amateur.
The bathing beach IS in prime condition this sea-
son entirely free from stones and with LITTLE or no
undartOw. y new macadamized road has been
constructed leading from the bathing beach 70
the SIGds Mansion
Water street has been much improved this year
y number of new stores have been erected, iaclud-
Ing the Rustic Inn. which promises 10 be very
popular
The Spring House one Of the largest hotels here,
has recently passed into hands and will not
ue open this season.
one of the New Workers who is here again this
season is DE- John II Cirdner with his family. az
Crescent Beach cottage Mrs Morgan and J. X
Overton with them. as usual
Judge and Mrs AIecz Boarna1. Of Louisiana.
are az their cottage. and Captain Mark L Potter
and wife, 0f Brooklyn, AZ Pine Lodge
r.. II. Barlow and family. o1 New York,
esalo az Moaes4R cottage and = w stewart and
family. of New York. are back this year after q
years absence abroad.
The recent New York arrivals at the hotels H.
clude the following:
Ocean View HoteI-W- Laurence Gunther. Mrs.
A NJ Wool,sy, Mrs. = Norton, Mrs. r r Dam
ach. Mrs 7. NJ A Dauach Miss Isabel Danforth.
T. w. Vincent. C. G. Stevenson. Mrs. George H
Dauforth. Francis :. Dlnforth. Nicholas Danforth
and William II Force
National Hotel-N-s- G Casper. Miss Perkins
William Iichtsustein c. NJ Peck. Miss Peck Mr.
and Mrs r W Ausis. W + Boise and William
y Carter.
Manisscs Hotel-R. \. Talbot. c. a. Hulstrom-
r B Allan. T. \. Powers Mrs. .. Laudrlan, :.
+. Laudman. H Reinheinler and family. n ".
Jardins. William Hobbs T NJ Dievai5e. Mrs. T.
NJ Diewaide, Mr. and Mrs 2. y Tabbert. Albert
= Tabbert. Nr. and Mrs. J X. Ellis and J. Harold
Ellis.
WOOnsOcket HOuse-NIiss X. HOlms, J. Murray
NJ. Sheehan. Vincent Murray. Theodore r Mur-
ray. Ruth Murray. Mr. and Mrs E T. REYNOLDS.
Miss 4 p NIriCk. Nr and Mrs. r y shorter
and family. Mrs NJ. Walsh Charles y Colluann
and wife Edward J. Groden. Nvs- P G-oden and
Sally l. Groden.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14

were held last month IN New York. BROOKLYN
Rochester and Albany. These applications coustI.
tute the largest number ever considered by tina
board at one session. Judge Danaher says that th4
membership of the bar IN the State OF New YORK
Is increasing at the rate OF thousand a
year The result OF the present examination OF ths
papers Will be announced within a fortnight
On Monday evening the directors Of the Flatbush
Trust Company Will hold dividend dinner az ths
Oriental, with Martin ". Lttletou as the principal
speaker
The Stove Manufacturers Association. of North
eTn New York and Pennsylvania, is IN session az
the Oriental. and the convention Will continue for
several days. This body has met az the Oriental
fOr several years.
Recent COners at the Oriental include tho new
Corporation CouseI OF New York. Francis h Pen
dleton. with his wife and son: T. J. Oakley Rhine
lander Berry Wall. Marshal B. Davidson Ariel
Iathrop and o. 2. LisComb
Fishing, both in SEeepShead Bay and IN The ocean
fronting the hotel. has been unusually attractive
20 the guests this year. Nj LathrOp and SIr LIS
comb in one morning broke the record BY bringing
In over one hundred pounds OF founders and bIacn
fish.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
ON SHELTER ISLAND.
The Social Life of the Season at
Its Height.

Social lie at the Manhanset House. Shelter
Island. may we'll be said 10 be ct its height. the
hotel being hIled. Novel enteTtainments arc given
by the mana cement almost every evening. and on
occasion there two and three diversions gons
at the same time IN different parts of the hotel
One OF the most popular affairs with the younser
clement CT the pleasure seekers each season Is ut'
series Of straw rides that given. with the ac-
companyins picniCS. Shelter Island. with its dense
woods extending 10 within few feet Of the ocean
offers conditions that cannot be slualled tcT a.
fairs Of this kind and when the st3SeccacheS SliI
tallyhos drove up to take on their load Of youns
merrymakers on Tuesday they we're taxed 70 ''''"
utmost capacity.
Buster Brown the OF r. F. Cutcault wh'
inspired his father for his series Of comic pictures.
among the children who enjoyed the MS
days outing. r r. OutcRult. with his rIie 9"-
daughter. staying at the Manhanset House
Among the arrivals AZ the MauhanSet House al'
Edward HaRse. St Louis; Mr. and Mrs = y
Williams, of Providence; H. NJ. HancOcK. %
New York; Miss +. Martin. Of New York; r. NaSl- s
of New York; Edward Fox. OF BrOoklyh' Ju---
Schulz. Of Brooklyn: Walter Lang. of RrooKiyn'
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NoOrehead. of Brooklyn; NJ NJ
and Mrs. q. II. Wilder. OF Brooklyn: Wilson n n
Brown, of Philadelphia; Alfred s. Miller. or Fl1r
delphia; j. j. Mcguire. or New York: George E
Manner, of New York; Mr. and Mrs y. F. SmSHs.
Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. " 8 LesgetI =.
Brooklyn; Daniel +. Kellogg of New York: EnolS
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Reynolds, % Brooklyns vs..
J. NJ Ptnckney, of New York. Townsend fIH-~
ney. of New York; Henry p Dole. OF New 1olA'
Charles F. Ring, of Brooklyn; Edward D. Tnurs-
ton. of New York; Mr. and Mrs. DuttOn $. kosefs'
or New York; Guy Naughton. of New YORK: az.
and Mrs. Percy Muchmere OF Hampstead. Lois
Island: Mr. and Mrs Hugh King. of New 1ofe'
James StetsOn. Of New York: Or. and Mrs. p r.
Chambers. of Southampton. England; Mrs. p Sa..
nean or ST Louis; Mrs. Paul Molh OF St L0'.-'
James n Clarke. OF Philadelphia; Clayton ~
DIXON, OF Philadelphia: L. p Deeves. OF Philaue.
phla; Mr. and Mrs. Z II. Graves. of South Oransse'
y. j; DR.. and Mrs. c. f. Webbcr OF New YoTA
and Miss Agnes King
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14

Il the autumn match for the Merrill cup.
Tennis is also receive attention at the hands
of the board Of governors For July % a tourna-
ment is scheduled for mixed doubles. For Sep
temher there VIII he a tournament IN mems
singles for the Emo cup offered by Henry Lane
Emo. Besides these two. there will be an extended
series OF tournaments at the swimming club In
Guiding tho annual tournament for the champion
shin Of the state
The Mount Desert Reading Room has recently
received handsome hall clock. the cift Of Ad-
mirai Evans and the officers Of the North Atlantic
squadron as expression of appreciation of the
courtesies extended by the members Of the club
during the visit Of the fleet last summer. The
CLOCK Is of Flemish Cak. and bears the inscrip-
ton: Presented by the officers of the North At
ianuc SQUADRON under command Of Admiral r. d.
Evans. L 8 y"
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
AT CASTINE.

York. are at the Williams cottage. They have with
them guests Professor and Mrs. A. l. p. Den
mis-. OF the University of Chicago.
AT CASTINE.
Castine Ne. July 13.-The season Of 1907 at this
resort finds things much In advance OF previous
years The hotels all have many guests and the
cottages fast filing up Life here. as at all
the resorts on PenObscot Bay is much less formal
thar Bar UarNor but nevertheless the summer
colony continues to find pleasure every minute.
Thursdays arrivals at the Acadian include Miss
Marguerite +. Valentine, Miss Elizabeth Valentine
Mrs a. L. Jessup and Mr.. and Mrs T.. =. Crockett,
Of New York. and Miss Grace Collins. of Brooklyn
Mrs r. b. Robinson. of New York. arrived by
special trip of tHc steamer Golden Rod Thursday
for a summers visit at hCr cottage.
Arrivals on the steamer Sieur de Monts Monday
night include NIr and Mrs. No,kmann and family, Of
New York. who arc At no Collins cottage; Mrs
Francis Waters md family, AZ the wood cottage. at
Dyce's Head. ana Carlton Bronson Of New York. at
the DovcrouN cottage
NJ. ana Mrs. Clarence ConEer, of New York. who
with their family Will occupy the Burr cottage at
DyCe's Head fer the summer. We're passengers or
the Sieur de- NontS Saturday night
Mrs Rakor, # brooklyn, is In town for few
days stay 80 inspect the progress being made on
her new cottage 1T Dvca's Head.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
ORIENTAL HOTEL, MANHATTAN REACH

Many of the odtme guests at tho Oriental are
arranging to extend cordial birthday greeting 10
Senator t. c. Plat. who. after ON absence Of
@ .lee years VIII resume his annual birthday cele-
brations At the Oriental to-morrov, I'm boDor or
ms SeVenty-fourth birthday. He win spend the
rest OF the summer At the Oriental ~
The state Board of Law Iryamipars co,.is4t.,.
81 81 W. r. Goodelie. OF Syracuse: Judge Celora ~
Mafhn, OF Binghamton. and Judge FranklIn NJ
bahaher or Albany. is in session at the Oriental
passing upon the papers of about six hnndrsd ce,
ooate5 Tor admission to the bar. The examinations
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
CITY PLANS BABY PARADE.
Thinks 1t Might Rival AS.
bury Parks Institution.
/ ~ 80 l2a5 90. =.
.1Tli5f = GSk4A II Ca f5ISSo SSSoESl, =

a TLANTIC CITY, July -3.
" The floral rolls n 8
- c b air parade, which
y used 10 be one Of the
principal features If the
resort in June. has become
B a thing Of the past, and to
find something that Will
take its place is now both
criug the heads Of some OF
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14

York. are az the williams cottage. They have with
them guests Professor and Mrs. A. L. p Den
mis-, Of the University of Chicago.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-04
Nine year old Rippy.-Oriental.

Nine year old Rippy.-Oriental.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
will hold a joint installation of off.
GERS Monday night.
A Funny paper free to each per
son calling mere within next 10 days.
Ingersoll's Book Store.
Walter Paylor and Doud Patrick
went to Artesia last night to remain
a few days on business.
Highest prices paid for secondhand
goods. Makil's second hand store,
100 Main st. Phone 227. 59tf
We nave all kinds of bargains in
city property of all kinds. See us be-
fore you buy.-Carlton G Bell.
Mrs. NJ. c. Ward returned today to
her home in Elida, after two weeks
visit with friends at South Spring.
NJ. NJ. Brunk, manager of the Dex-
ter Townsite, returned last night
from a business trip to Norbor1e, Mo.
LOOh over our ISI OF In
this paper, right now, and "Act, act
in the living DISQUALIFICATION &
Bell.
Mr. n Mrs. L. S. Houk arrived
last night from DesMoines for a Wis
it with their ~son-in-law, George Hol-
defer.
Nineteen fish were caught out of
North Spring River a few days ago
by an outing party from the Spring
River Sanitarium. 60tf
R. L. Polk left this morning for
his home in Detroit, Mich, after
spending ten days with DR.. C. NJ.
Mayes and family.
H. F. Smith came down from Anna
rillo last night on a short business
visit. He is preparing to move his
family to Amarillo.
The county commissioners have
designated Plants Hall as the vot-
ing place in old Precinct No. 2 for
the coming election.
Mrs. T. M. Daniel left this morn
ing for Canyon City, Texas to attend
the bedside of her mother, Mrs. R.
Faulkner, who is ill.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-04

Ayres, for $3.50, lots Z, 8 and 9, block
so, Lake Arthur.
Mary Devitte and husband to An.
geline Ayres, for $195, lots I, 8, and
9 CLOCK IS Lake Arthur.
Samuel H. Jones and wife to Rufus
w. Smith, for $500, a tract of 1866
acres in sections 25 and 26-9-23
The Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Co.
to Hugo Seaberg, for 5000, eighty &C
res in 24-13-25.
The Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Co
to Hugo Seaberg, for 5000, eighty ac-
res in 24-13-25.
The Barnett & Morrow Land, Irri
cation & Orchard Co.. to Allen T.
Scott for $22,4O0, a tract of 440 acres
in sections IL, IL and Is, township II
range 26 n ~ shares in the Tanner
& Morrow Ditch Company.
Lenora Howell, by the Sheriff to
Mark Howell, for $500, lots II and II
block As. West Side addition to Ros-
we'll.
James F. Hiakle and others to N.
l. Randolph for 81 and other valuable
consideration, lot 2, block 48, West
Side addition to Roswell.
Sara L. Bonney and husband to NJ.
a. Faircnild, for $500, lot 1 block 2,
Sunset Heights addition to Roswell.
Sara l.. Bonney and husband to NJ,
A. Fairchild, for $500, lot ? block 2,
Sunset Heights addition to Roswell.
o. M. Fairchild to Bertha P. Fair
child, for ST and other consideration,
lot 2. block 2, Sunset Heights addit-
ion to Roswell.
C. w. Haynes and wife to c. D. Bon
ney, for $40 their half interest in lot
3, block %, Riverside addition TO
Roswell.
The Lake Arthur Townsite Co., to
the Methodist Episcopal Church, for
lots IA and Is. block 80, Lake Ar
given with ti1e proviso that they
be used as the site for religious wor-
ship.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-04
Classified "Ad5.'
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Land scrip.-W. G..
Skillmal. Aft
FOR RENT Three room house,
neatly furnished. Apply S21 N. Main
street. 6Ot2
FOR SALE Two big American
mares, o1e big horse and harness.
4O1 McGaffey st. 57t5*
FOR SALE One rotary and drop
Austin well drilling machine. Phone
or write the Oasis Ranch. 29tf
The best breaking cart and har-
ness in Chaves county for sale cheap.
Inquire 1. E. Thompson, East Fifth
Street. 59tf
FOR SALE A farm of 800 acres,
situate On the Pecos river. A bar
gain. Address N. B. NJ, P. o. Box
1876, Roswell, N. M. 6Ot2*
FOR SALE Quarter section fine
land, partly improved, well locat-
ed, artesian water. Bargain, cash
or part trade. Address P. o. Box
COS. 61t2*
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-04

Howell Pitts came UP from Carls-
bad today.
L. j. Ballard was here from Lake
Arthur to-day.
Mrs. o. Richards. of Hagerman was
mere shopping today.
E.. L.. Robertson, of Artesia, was a
business visitor here to-day.
R. L. Brown and Miss Bertha Mar
tin were here from Dexter today.
Miss Bessie Dodd arrived from Dial
las today and expects to locate here.
Clarence Ullery returned his morn
ing from a two days stay at Carls-
bad.
J.. NJ. hWtei, of Enid, o. T., came
up from Artesia this morning to prove
up On land he has there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vanderwork, of
Lakewood were here today attending
to business at the land office.
Gage Mansfield, of Mathews, Mo-,
arrived in the city today and is here
to make his home if he finds work.
Mr.. and rms. E. c. Cook, Of Lake
wood were here today proving up on
land. Silas Hogg, of Lakewood, was
here as a witness.
Mrs. N. Y. Brown and daughter,
Miss Ethel, came up from Hagerman
this morning to prepare for the leav-
ing of Miss Brown tomorrow for Vic
hita, Kansas, to enter Paramount Col
lege.
A. J. Huzzy and family of Bristol,
Conn.,, were here today on heir way
to Carlsbad to take charge of the
Public Utility Co., which they recent
ly bought. This company has charge
of Carlsbad's water, telephone and
electric light systems. They will be
in Carlsbad two months.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-04
Mr.. Bemis and Miss Carper Wed.

Mr.. Olin Bemis, known among a
host of friends as pete" Bemis, and
Miss Lottie Carper, two of RoswelPs
best known and most popular young
people were married at eight o'clock
last night, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. John w. Smith, pas
tor of the Methodist Church, South,
at the home of Mr.. n Mrs. George
Triton. After the wedding the couple
c. E. Dicken, at the corner of Fourth
street and Lea avenue, where they
have taken rooms. While "a number
of friends had learned of the ap-
preaching wedding, it will come as a
pleasant surprise to the general pub
lie. Mr. Bemis is a salesman in the
grocery department at the Joyce
Pruit store, and has won general pop
ularity by his wh~ole-souled good nu
NOR n manly traits. Miss Carper
is a petite beauty of the brunette
type, of lovable disposition and all
the desirable womanly graces and
accomplishments for making a happy
home.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-04

Probate court of Cnaves county, for
the probate of the last will and tes-
lament of the late Nestor Chaves, in
which petition it is alleged in sub
stance that said Nestor Chaves, on
or about May %, 1906, in Chaves
county, New Mexico, being then of
sound mind and entire judgment and
more than q years of age, in the
presence of Caadelario Chaves and
Juanfta Cnaves verbally wiiled. be
queathed and devised to said Benito
Juarez all the property and estate
both real and personal, which said
Nestor Chaves might own at the
time Of his death.
The said will was duly Witnessed
tia Cnaves at the request of said
Nestor Chaves, and in his presence
and in the presence of each other.
Tha said Nestor Chaves died in
said Chaves county on or about No
vember p, 1906, without having re
voked or il any way annulled said
will.
That at the time of mis- death aid
Nestor Chaves was seized and pos
sessed of certain lands ituated in
Lincoln and Chaves counties. and
certain personal property situated in
said Chaves county.
Said Benito Juarez names Candle
lario Chaves and Juanita Chaves as
attesting witnesses to prove said Will
Now, therefore, all who may be
concerned in h foregoing matter
take notice tina on the 9th day of
February, 1907, said petition for the
probate of the last will and tesla
ment of SAID Nestor Chaves will
come on for hearing before ]. T. Ev-
ans, Judge of the Probate court, in
aad for said Chaves county.
w. w. Gatewood, Roswell, New
Mexico, is attorney for the petition
er. Benito JuareZ-
Dated December 81, 1906.
(SEAL) F. P. GAYLE,
Probate Clerk. Cnaves County.
Jan. 4 t4w.)