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For Sale.

Special bargain: Five acres one
fourth mile from court house, good
Groom house, alfalfa, water right. tt
CARLTON & BELL.
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BRYAN in Los ANGELES.

Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. 2S.-Colonel
n Mrs. w. J.. Bryan arrived in Los
Angeles today and will be the guests
of Nathan Cole, Jr. Mr.. Bryan will ad-
dress a large crowd at the Auditorium
this evening.
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w. A. Stewart, of Amarillo, spec
ial agent of the railroad, was here
Sunday OF his way home from a bust
ness trip to Texico.
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Harry Hamilton, postmaster at Ar
tesla, returned Sunday night from a
months visit with his family at San
Antonio.
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J. NJ. Hughes returned to Triton this
morning after buying a gasoline en-
CINE here for his newspaper plant re-
Gently established there.
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Mrs. Helen Whittlessey, of Cres-
ton, Ia, for three weeks a visitor
here left this morning for Colorado
Springs.
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J.. B. Morris and wife. of Lake Ar
thur, were shoppers here today.
J.. w. O'Brien returned this morn
ing from Dexter.
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H. T. Drury and B. F. Daniel re
turned Sunday morning from a bust
ness visit of several days in Hager-
man.
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Today, / have a call for a small
house, or for two rooms. l want to
rent these for the season. See me-
Charles Brown. Its
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Mrs. T. A. Baldwin left this morn
ing for for ner home at LaBelle. Mo.
She had beel mere a month visiting
her daughter, Mrs. G.. b. Hutchinson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Hemstreet, of
Texico, came down Saturday night
for a short visit with friends, return
ing home Sunday.
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A. M. Robertson has sufficiently re-
covered to be removed from St. Ma
RVS Hospital to the residence of
Charles Brown on South Washington.
He was moved Sunday.
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J. H. Fox and Doud Patrick came
in this morning from h Plains
mere they have been drilling a we'll
for Eliza White.
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Here is a bargain for you. Forty
acres of fine land with water. Fine
orchard. Some alfalfa This and must
: be sold soo1. See Charles Brown. 1t"
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W. T. Upton. Of Texico. sheriff In
thai city. was here Sunday on his way
home after a trip into the Guadalupe
mountains. where he a been rrang
Ing for q search for A NJ. Boykia.
lately escaped from the Portalez-
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E. E. Bateman and little son, Geo.,
left Sunday morning for their home
Marquee, Texas. They have been
here visiting Mr.. Bateman's brother,
u s. Batemaa. for the past week
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c. Disney, of Lake Arthur, wa
here to-day.
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T. F. Cazier came up from Avalon
dam Sunday morning for a shor Wis
It with his family.
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Miss E. Stevens arrived Sunday
from Boston, Mass, for a visit of five
or six weeks with Miss Elizabeth
Kingston.
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]. A. Helm, of Elida, came to Ro:
well Saturday night to remain tnre
or four days.
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The Shelby has taken another stel
toward metropolitan service by put
ting its porter il uniform.
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Beginning Monday, Jan. 2sth, tut
tioa fee for the Kindergarten at LOG
s. Kentucky will be $500 per month.
soft.
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John NJ. DAWSON, of HagermaI
was up Sunday for a snort visit witt
friends.
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Mrs. ]. L. Leonard left this morT
ing for a months visit with relative
at Kansas City.
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Change of program tonight. Males
tic. 1t
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All members are requested to b
ON TIME at the meeting of the VIZ
mans Club at 2i30 Wednesday aftel
noon. S1t2
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Master Percy Greinir returned Sun
day morning from a visit with the ia
mily of j. Thode of Dexter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Sillman, o
Carlsbad, we're here today on thei
way to New York for a six weeks
visit.
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II you buy right you can Away!
sell for a profit. Buy real estate from
Carlton & Bell.
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Wanted.

A man to trim a small orchard il
town. If
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Best to Plant Now.

Now is the best time to plant
trees, before the roots begin to
grow. r. F. Cruise mas all kinds
cheap.
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l want to e one good roominl
house. close in. Can pay a good prict
for it.-Charles Brown. Its
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w. H. Moses, bridge foreman OF
this part of the Santa Fe, came VI
from Carlsbad this morning.
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l.. w. Holt, v~ice-president of the
First National Bank, of Hagerman.
was a visitor here Sunday.
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We have all kinds OF bargains In
city property Of all kinds. e us be
fore you buy.-Carlton & Bell.
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John Decker returned to Hager
man this morning to u wOrl
pruning trees.
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w. Mayfeld, Claude Chambers an
Fred Witt, of Carlsbad were here Su
day calling on lady friends.
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Cedar Brook. formerly w. H. Nc
Brayer.-Oriental. 59tf
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Manning, OF
Carlsbad, were here today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-28

Emmett Patton returned this morn
ing from a Sunday visit at his nome
near Hagerman.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-28

R. T. Allison returned this morning
from his ranch ear Lake Arthur.
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Old Indian River Rye.-oriental.

Cheyenne" song with illustrations
at Majestic tonight. Toe. 1t
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Wool Market.

st. Louis, Jan. 2S.-Wool steady.
Territory and Western mediums. %
m27; fine medium, 1SM21; fine.
1901.
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A new line of typography wood ant
outfits at the Racket Store. Sit:
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Ldmburger Cheese feature at the
Majestic
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C. L. Higday returned Sunday morn
ing from a stay of several days at
Malaga, where he In interested I'm tho
boom that mas een started lately in
that town and surrounding country.
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c. Warren returned Sunday morn
ing from a business trip to Midland
Texas.
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e. W. Mitchell was confined to his
bed with La Grippe for two or three
days.
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DIR. A. L. Norfieet came up from
Artesia this morning.
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SENSATIONAL CHARGE
AH AIAICT AID BALL EX

Austin, Tex, Jan. ga telegram
is alleged to have been sem out from
here to certain newspapers charging
that Senator Bailey corrupted the
morals and secured the voting
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Don't fail to see our list of bar
gains In this issue.-Carltol & Bell.
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Nine year OLD Rippy.-oriental.
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B. F. Egger came down from Por
tales Sunday night.
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Cedar Brook, formerly w. H. Nc
Brayer.-Oriental. 59tf
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Harry w. Morrison, of Carlsbad
spent Sunday with relatives in tlit
city.
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A swell line of Linen Box Paper
Csc a box while they last. Sit:
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lust received, a fine lot Of China
Stop Jars at the Racket Store. Sits
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S. Totzek returned Sunday morn
ing from a trip to Pecos and Ell Paso
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Will Lawrence, Of Lake Arthur wa
up Sunday to spend the day.
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WANTED.

WANTED Shelled popcorn. Pop
corn Man, cor. Bird and Main. 81t3s
WANTED Position, to trim trees.
by experienced primer. Inquire at
Roswell Hotel Its
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s. p. Smith, Jr., of Florence, Colo
arrived Saturday night.
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c. L. Wilson. of Dayton, spent Sun
day with lady friends in Roswell.
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x. c. Dye Works.
Will do your cleaning and press
ing, 1913 West End st. Taft
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Ten cents to all at Majestic tonigl
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Joe j. Boyd, of Lake Arthur. was
a Sunday visitor.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Local Report,l

Roswell, N. M, Jan. 2S.-Tempera.
ture.-Max., So; min, "a; mean, SO.
Precipitation 90: wind S. E., yeloc
ity 4 miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Tuesday; station.
airy temperature.
M. WRIGHT,
Oncial in Charge.
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$4,000 to loan on irrigated farms
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5 LOCAL NEWS. s
Old Indian River Rye.@Oriental.

Boellner. the Jeweler. has it
cheaper. 37u
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Nine year old Rippy.-Orie tai.
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LOST.

LOST Blue lenameled Swastika
pin on Main 6treet Saturday after
noon. Please kreturn to Record OF
ice for nberdH reward. It
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FOR SALE Land scrip.-W. G.
Skillmaa. Aft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21
MANY DOG OWNERS DEFY THE LAW.

Of the ordinance and with Il ths following wan
inEs:
The society urgently represents that e IS 20 It's
interest OF dog owners forthwith 20 comply Wits
in their dogs IN leash as rsEiTsd Sy e e
The use Of the mu7ze is not recommended sxoepr
Several attempts have recently been u1ads 70 OBJ
this city. and unless this ordinancs is gsSsrs
r0 NTH ana the EsHt q sFs e p
ers may expect further attempts the part OF
the possible result that the sepin e dogs h Nv
York I may 6e alrOgSthsr PTo ti6 ted.
the boroughs OF Manhattan and TINS Bronx vii IS
East River. Manhattan: IN the boroughS OF Brook
lyn and queens. TO the Shelter for Animals at the
Brooklyn: and in the borough OF Richmond 10 ths
DOGS thus seized Win be held Tor Tsdsmpton fo-
period Of three days
The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty G,
Animals was much perturbed recently by a
rebuff in Richmond County. II prosecuted a
man on Staten Island because he would noe
pay a license for his dog. The man won ths
case and the society appealed 70 the Su-
preme Court. Justice Stephens upheld the
decision. which placed the society IN the position
OF not being able to enforce the law regarding
the licensing OF dogs. which had been referred
to It with power by ths Board OF Aldermen. The
decision was in effect that the society was
private organization. and consequently not en-
powered by law 70 undertake the enforcement Oe
city ordinances. IL somewhat OF a facer.
but the superintendent. c. H HankinsOn. said
to q reporter for the Tribune yesterday that
tho Borough OF Richmond decision did not at
feet its operations in other bOrOuEhSI The
society collecting its tax Just the same else
where without opposition. When Mr.. HankinsOn
wae asked regarding the leash law. and In
formed that IT said that he makinS
effort To enforce il. he said that he could
not tell why this law not being enforced.
He said further that fully 10 per cent OF thu
dogs IN the greater city were unlicensed. thu
owners lodging the 81 license Zee.
II this one law about leashes were enforced 9B
per cent OF the barking nuissnce would cuvs
Itself. \ barking dos ON q leash can be Instant
" checked by the person who holds the leash. A
loose dog cannot be Guieted without great deal
more trouble than the average owner is willing
To take. The excitement OF running lOOSs o.
alone enough to set most dogs to barking If
any citizen were empowered to capture and take
to the pound any dog found without leash in
the streets plenty OF nerve tortured citizens
would speedily find relief who are now the vie
Tins OF selfish dog owners, who not how
much annoyance their pets infict a. least
care not enough to abate the nuisance IL doing
so involves the least CxertiOn for themselves
Any dog can be taught not To bark but * Ia OF
course, easier TO let him bark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21

tributor ~ the magazines, charged Mrs Fanny
Henninc living in West 1920 street. with keep
ing maintaining etc. a dog which parked %
excess. disturbing Miss Carter night and cay
breaking the thread Of her thoughts wheh he'
thoughts should be most continuous, ana oreaA-
ing her slumbers when she most needed sleep
The dog is a dachshund. the most gentle and
also the most elongated Of CANNES.
This dachshund. Miss Carter said. would DO
tied to the back fence in Mrs. Hennings yaro'
and there would calculate complaints for hours
without intermission. Mrs. Henning denied that
the dog ever barked. She had the animal IN
court and all efforts TO make him bark were
unsuccessful He was most stubborn about 1t.
Miss Carter said later He seemed to be so
soulfuIIy happy that he actually grinned when
most strenuously urged to make a noise Miss
Carter had a series of exhibits which seemed TO
show that there was dog in the Henning
ward. and with a microscope II could be seen
that his mouth was open. But ii was contend
ed that he might have been yawning The pho
tographs could not show the bark. Miss Carriers
record OF her complaints was submitted. Tx
tracts will show how carefully she followed the
case
February 1920 Awakened at 1885 a. m L StYl
barking; lasted time Awake again al $50
a m; continuous barking to 1890. Barking at
fifteen minute intervals ell day until lO.l5 y. H.
February 2l-Called in Officer Donnelly Pronised
that he would Try To have barking BtOppeu' ) 10
D. m. dog barked necessarily. Continuous oarks
February % Cwashington's RirthdaylIBerS4hn l
began curly. Dog Joined by another dog:
Later two hour chorus. joinedsin by other dogs OF
February 25-Barlied all tho time between p m
and Ans D. IN. Same between and r. nj: Al
H. m dog barked SiXty-thTee times at StTetch
February 2S-4 To a. IN. continuous barking.
March lI-Only five hours sleep last night. Bark
ing
than i've hundred times Counted "a distinct barks
in seven minutes.
barked ninety-sN times at stray cat on back fence
The hearing waxed so warm that the E2agis-
trate became alarmed and adjourned the case.
The more he considered IL the less inclined he
felt 20 proceed with II when the day for a re-
newal OF the hearing came around. To evade
1t altogether he referred it to the District At
torney's office. and thence 1t was sent To the
Corporation Counsers department where AS
sistant Corporation Counsel Walker took
charge of it. The case was scheduled 10 come
mn on April s. when the defendant, Mrs. Hen
ming. pleaded not guilty and the case was con-
tinued The time for the next hearing has not
been decided upon.
Miss Carter is now laboEing to have it dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21
Health Board, Loath to Act.
Refers the Complainant
to Courts Where His
Troubles Increase.

Mrs. Isaac L. Rice's Society for the Suppress
sion of Noise purposes TO make crusade against
yelpinE dogs dogs running at large without
leashes and dogs of all sorts and conditions
that are in any way a nuisance to the citizens
of this borough Mrs Rice said recently that
the law forbidding the presence of dogs in the
streets unless leashed is being ignored She de-
clarcd that the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals TO which the enforcement OF
the law is referred, has shown distressing In
difference Thus 1t happens that efforts Will be
made TO compel the control of CANNES but. as
matter of course, Mrs. Rice's society viii pay
particular attention to those dogs OF ali degrees
that have a penchant for barking at the moon.
and. when the moon Is not out for exchanging
doleful howls with other dogs.
The Health Department is generally supposed
to have fun authority TO suppress this class OF
nuisances But one person annoyed by a bark
ing dog may complain all he chooses TO the
board-he will get no relief. The board falls
back on Section 3S5 of the Penal Code. which
defines a public nuisance to be anything mat
annoys, Injuries or endangers the comfort, re-
pose. health or safety Of any considerable num-
Der of persons That, the Board o. Health
holds, cuts out the individual. lie must take
his complaint to the civil courts. 1t VIII be ex-
pensive and should he not succeed il suppress
ing the nuisance he faces the possibility OF
damage suit
The Health Department always advises that
afidavts from several fellow sufferers he Sc
cured Then the board may act. One warning
is sent. 1t is seldom necessary to send Il sec
ond. should d: second be necessary. however.
then preparation is made for prosecution. II
the nuisance is not promptly abated. the owner
z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21
TUBERCULOSIS REPORT.
Says MIR from Diseased COzcs Can
Infect Man.

Several joint conferences have been held by thss
New York milk committee and the COMMITTEES on
the prevention Of tuberculosis OF the Charity Or
ganizauOn Society. milk and its relation 70
tuberculosis The committees. IN their report have
taken the attitude that milk from tuberculous cows
is proved to be the cause OF disease IN man. Ne
opinion is expressed to the frequency with which
tuberculosis is conveyed through the medium oeI
milk. because the committees believe this pOint To
be still IN doubt They state that human tubercu-
losis IN certain observed has been caused By
the milk from tuberculous cows.
The inference Is drawn from thsss and other
facts that whether much little human tubercu-
Iosis Is acquired from bovine tuberculosis it is
safer wiser to try eliminate this factor The
joint committees have issued the following:
There has been some difference OF opinion IN the
pa as to the relation between human snd bovine
involved in the conSuInPt!9n OF me meat and milk
ana the New York milk GemEligtee that the follow
The bacillus OF bovine tuberculosis. when intro
duced in the human body is capable OF producing
The bacillus Of bovine tuberculosis may be intro
duced into the human Body through the use OF the
In the majority OF cases where bovine tUber-
Mix from tuberculous cows Is a cause Of disease
The consumption OF milk containing tubercls
baciH especially is dangerous to infants and chill
Mix containing tubercIe baciul never should be-
Cows showing distinct clinical or other signs OF
tuberculosis may be yielding tuberce 5acii bear
Ing milk
The presence OF tuberculosis in cattle may often
be detected by evident clinical signs
The milk from showing evident clinical
signs OF tuberculosis never should be used for food
The tubeTcUlin test is generally accurate
method OF determining the presence OF tuberculosis
n those cattle which do not show clinical signs OK
the disease
MIX from such cattle not without some Danger
to humans.
Thus our own New York physicians have reachsd
the general conclusion the British
commission appointed by the King TO inquire into
the relation between human and bovine tuter-
culOSiS that measures more stringent than thoss
present IN force should be taken to prevent tbs
sale or consumption Of milk from tuberculous
cows" To accomplish This result the Solnt corn 4
mttees are now comforting with tina State Dep art
ment OF Agriculture.