The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-14
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New Orleans, La, Jan. 1.-THE.
new Denechaud hotel, one of the fin
est in the South, was formally opened
for business today. c. w. Traylor, for
merly of the Piedmont hotel in At
lanta, a assumed the management.
Washington, d. c., Jan. 14,-The in
t~erstate commerce commission today
resumed its Investigation of the block
/ system of the Baltomore & Ohio rail-
way, with particular reference to
1.-THE recent wreck at Terra Gotta in
| which many persons were killed and
injured. A thorough examination of
the block system employed by the
Southern % will also b. made by
the commission.
Springfield, ILL.,, Jan. 1.-THE Illi-
nois state mining board today COM
menced an examination of candidates
for certificates as mine manager
AlAhS SAdLAIACIS anu uOlSlluS Gig
neers, acting under the state law
which requires a thorough examina-
ton into the fitness and qualifications
Of men holding such positions.
Baton Rouge, La, Jan. 14.-State
Teachers Institutes, which will be con
Quoted throughout the state during
the next two months, were inaugural
ed today at Ruston and Bastrop. They
are in charge OF Prof. R. K. Ma
bours, of Chicago university and Miss
Hastings of Columbia University.
Nashville, Tenn, Ian 1.-THE Ten
nessee State poultry show opened
today and is without exception the
greatest exhibition of it's kind ever
held in he state. Hundreds of the
best fowls of Tennessee ~fanciers and
ny, F. J.. Marshall and c. H. Hansen
will act as judges.
Seattle, Wash, Jan. IA large
proportion of the sningle mills of the
Northwest which closed down last
month because of the car shortage, re
sumed operations today. The rail-
roads have promised cars in suffic-
lent numbers to handle the output
and there is a great demand for shin
giles in the East.
Grand Rapids, Mich, Jan. "A
Yankee circus in Egypt, one of the
most elaborate and spectacular amuse
ment events in the history of the city
will open in the Auditorium this ev-
enilg under the auspices of a local
fraternal order and will continue thru
the week Some of the best circus
performers of the country have been
engaged for the affair, which is ex-
pected to attract visitors from all
over the state.
Lincoln, Neb., jan. 1.-THE An
nual exhibit of the Nebraska Poultry
Association opened today and will
last thru the week
IOpek Kan, Jan. IA Governor
Hocn and other state officers were in
augurated today. There were no bands
nor military salute and the ceremonies
were simple in the extreme. The of
ficers of the national guard were pre-
sent, clad in full dress uniforms, and
will attend the reception his even
ing. There will be no inaugural ball,
as Governor Hoch is opposed to dane
ing.
New Orleans, La, Jan. 1.-THE Lou
isiana State National Guard Officers
Association is holding its second semi
annual meeting in Washington Artil-
lery nall today. Officers from all
parts of the state are present. The
meeting will close o-morro night
with a military ball to be given by
the Battalion Louisiana Field Ar
tillery.
Springfield, Mo, Jan. 14.-Nearly |
1000 fowls of the finest varieties are
on exhibition at the fourteenth an
nual show of the S. Missouri Poul-
try Association, which opened today.
Adam Thompson a well known poul-
try authority, will act as judge.
Topeka, Kan, Jan. 1.-THE trus-
tees of the Devlin estate today open
ed sealed bids for the remainder of
the late millionaire's real estate hold