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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-20
ROSWELL GASOLINE ROUTE
ABOUT TO MATERIAM1

Albuquerque Journal, July 1S%
It is understood that MaySr Stock
ard, of Roswell, managers@ the Ros-
well-Torrance automobiBe fine, is ex-
pected to arrive in Albuquerque soon
to make final arrangements for the
opening of an automobile service be-
tween here and Torrance, and thus
with Roswell and the Pecos Valley.
The project is one of the most impor-
tant ever planned, and the merchants
and business men of this city cannot
afford to let it go by default. 1t will
bring the Pecos Valley two days near
er this city and make it possible to
go to Roswell between sunrise and
sunset. 1t Will give quick comrauni-
cation with the great Estancia valley.
and after the inc is once started it
will keep the company busy buying
enough buzz wagons to accommodate
the trafice. Mr.. Stockard, it is said,
expects to be here in a week. He has
already made a proposition to build
and equip the line, put on automo-
pie of this city will contribute $4,000
toward the expenses. Counter propos-
ais have been made, and it is believ-
ed That an agreement al be arrived
at. No stone should be left ~unturned
to secure the line.
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sAFFoRD's REPORT ON
BURSUM'S ACCOUNTS.
Albuquerque Journal Special

Albuquerque journal Special.
Santa Fe. N. NJ, July 1.-THE re
port of Charles ". Stafford, territorial
travelling auditor, as referee in the
suit of H. o. Bursum against the Ter
ritory of New Mexico, in which Bur
sun seeks an accounting of his han
ding of the finances of the Terrific
rial penitentiary during his incumben,
cy as superintendent of that institu-
ton. which has been completed for
several days, was published this eve
ming in the Santa Fe New Mexican,
filling twenty-five columns of that
newspaper. 1t is understood that the
report was sem out for simultaneous
publication in the Albuquerque Citi-
zen n other gang newspapers.
1t has been generally understood
since the report ear completion
some days ago that it would snow the
Territory to owe Bursum a c~onsidera-
has been f~orecasted in this cores
pondence at from $4,000 to $4,000. The
forecast appears to have been reason
ably correct, since the actual amount
which the report of the referee alleges
to be due to Bursum from the Terri
tory is $4,333.56. 1t will be recalled
that Bursum had paid into the Terri
torial treasury several thousand dol
lars, part of which he returned vol
UNFAIRLY Immediately after his retire
ment as superintendent of the peni-
Tertiary, and the balance of which he
paid upon demand Of former Attorney
General w. G. Reid, who was prepar-
ed to bring suit for its recovery yer
the money not returned. The report
itself is lot of great length, but the
exhibits cover many columns of the
New Mexican, and include lengthy af-
fidavits by several persons who we're
concerned in the former investigation
including Jack Donovan, VINO charged
il a sworn statement that Bursum re
tanned a warrant made in his name
for $500, and a lengthy article quot
ing from the testimony of Mr.. Bur
sum himself before the referee, in
which Bursum alleges That former
Governor Hagerman paid for the pub
LEGATION of the former report on the
~pe1itentiary in newspapers in New
Mexico. The report throughout is
strongly in favor of Mr.. Bursum, in
which it draws comparisons from
start to finish with the findings made
by the former investigator, this com
parison being so strong n so sus-
tanned as to make the report appear
as a reply to the report of the
Investigators.
The report has been, or will be,
of the Tbifd district. before whom the
suit wss Ndght by Bursum, and will
forW~I asis for the hearing in the
csSC Die date for this hearing. so
NJ aEis known, has not been set.
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Strike AGAINST Motherhood.

London, July 20.-Several years
ago an American author wrote a fan,
ciful novel on 1.-THE Strike of a Sex
Such an extraordinary strike is now
in progress in France and is being ex
tended to England. 1t is a strongly
supported appeal to the women of the
world to strike against motherhood
and refuse to bear children.
The agitation has been in progress
three years and has now gained pro
portions to startle the statesmen OF
all Europe. The movement had its
origin il Roubaix, a little town in
northern France, where a h~alf-dozen
women started an Anti-Maternity
league. Year by year it has grown un
til now the league has many thousand
of members and is spreading it's pro-
nouncements far and wide through all
Europe.
At Lille, Tourcoing and Mouscron,
where the agitation is now celtered,
the walls of all the hoardings are
covered with faring sheets proclaim
ing a general strike against increasing
the population III begging women to
refrain from motherhood. Bands of
women, apostles of the movement,
are also travelling through France and
England, holding meetings and dis
tributing literature.
The appeal of the speakers and the
pamphlet writer's directed to the wor
ing class women, for the league as
serts that the aristocracy and wealthy
classes are already pledged to the
movement and that practically all the
noble women of France have agreed
to suppress maternity. The placards
and leaflets urge working women, if
they are bound to have children, to
limit the number to one or two, since
to bring into the world large families
Is only the work of fools and idiots
and illiterate people.
In England the movement has not
gained such strength as in the repub-
lie across the channel. although the
league. which mas much
the same object as the Anti-Maternity
has carried on it's propaganda
for years.
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ing a paid legislative lobby, but ii
evil" by refusing to contribute to cam.
paign funds OF lend it's influence in
any way to the politicians. Such a
course naturally follows the determi-
nation of President Winchell to re
form the custom of maintaining lob
bies.
The campaign slusn fund and the
legislative lobby have been effective
: weapons in the past to defeat the pub
lie wiIl-so effective, indeed, that the
railroads themselves are alarmed ov-
err the hostility created by the def
ance of public sentiment on the part
of the lobbyists.
There is no more corrupting influ-
ence in the nation than the rpo
ton contributions and the organized
corporation lobby, and President Win
chell is correct in assuming that
present conditions would bring on a
crisis inside of ten year" The people
are in no mood to bear longer with
the railroad politician and the rail
road lobbyist.
The Rock Island is to be congratu-
lated upon the wisdom which has ena-
bled it's managers to comprehend the
meaning of the present state of pub
lie sentient. They have merely antici-
pated what the people propose to do
in this movement, for it is certain
that the public mind is fixed in it's
purpose to abolish railroad politics
and railroad Hobbies.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Land@scrip.-w. G.
SKillmaa. Aft
FOR SALE A fine horse and bug.
gy Apply Kipling's Candy Store.
O9tf.
FOR SALE One rotary and drop
Austin well drilling machine. In
quire at Roswell Machine Shop. 16tf
FOR SALE Hotel furniture for IA
room hotel. complete. Inquire 4O7
N. Mo. 16t1O*
FOR SALE One good lot in the
new town of Elkins. A bargain. In
quire al Record office. If
FOR SALE Three or four miles
of e woven wire fence; also
fence posts. Apply at Oasis ranch,
phone BAT. 16tf
FOR SALE:-One new high grade pi-
ano. price $3.50. Leipzig felt Pohl-
man Steel during the dull season at
S235 cash, or on easy payments
Bernard Pos. Opposite P. o. 08tf.
FOR SALE:-Two town lots in the
best residence district of Artesia.
Will be dc at a bargain. Inquire
at Record office. If
FOR SALE:-One excellent Wheelock
piano, price 1915 a bargain at $125
cash or easy ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Pos. Opposite Post Office. OStf
FOR SALE A large fire-proof Mos
Ter safe. Has two drawers and cash
vault and is in good condition. For
inspection and price call on w. P.
Lewis Hdw. Co. 2Otf
FOR SALE A hobby trap, seats
two Or four. First class condition,
very easy riding. Sold at a bargain
for want of use. Can be seen at Col.
Bakers home, 500 East 5th St., east
of track. 2Otf
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Furnished house, five
rooms, 512 N. Richardson. 1853
FOR RENT With or without board
furnished room with modern conve
niences. 42O n. Richardson. 12tf
FOR RENT Four room furnished
house, everything new. Inquire at
Ell Captain Hotel. 20t2
FOR RENT A nicely furnished five
room cottage, modern in its appoint
ments and well located. Will include
horse and buggy if applicant desire.
Address Postofice box 1856. 16t5
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Look out for tae date, July "a, 1907.
In your town the ladies of the C. NJ.
E. church of this city are preparing
to have everything good to a They
are going to nave one Of the grandest
chicken and turkey dinners ever
known in the history Of Roswell. The
funds will go to help purchase a lot
for the Golered Masonic lodge. Ey-
them. Put your aand in your POCKET
and help. Don't forget the place, on
the court house lawn. July "a.
1st3sths-m-
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Spring River Ditch and the water
thereof.
Said sale shall be held at the from
door of the court house in the city
of Roswell, county of Cnaves and Ter
ritory of New Mexico, at ten O'Clock
a. m. on the above date, to-wit July
31st, 1907, and said property tt be
sold to satisfy the Indebtedness des
cribed in said decree and mortgage
to-wit: $20,000.0 90, and interest there
on from the Goth day of July, 1906.
at the rate of z per cent until paid,
and ten per cent additional thereto
on interest and principal as attor.
ney's fees, and the costs of the inter
vention in the above suit and sale.
This notice is given at this time
because the period of redemption mas
been waived by the parties entitled
thereto, and the sale viii be made on
said date and there will be no re-
.demption of said property.
r. F. BARNETT,
Mortgage and Intervenor.
(Sat. 6-29 to 7-27 t5)
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pectal to the Daily Record.

Carlsbad. N. M. July 19.-Another
link to the chain of mysterious cir
cumstances connected with the rob.
berry of the Schoonover bar on June
80, when the safe was riied of $500,
was added this afternoon, when Saer-
in James Christopher arrived with
Charles Hughes from Ft. Worth.
Hughes was the day bartender at
the time of the robbery, and was the
first man implicated by Joe Matthews
the night porter wno Is in jail and
has confessed to carrying on the
money Hughes left here the morning
OF the day the negro was placed iE
jail and b day that part OF the mon
ey was recovered. He was arrested
In II Worth by Chief Of Police Mad
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT,
CHAvES COUNTY, NEW MEX
ICO.
Beaumont Rice Mills, a Co
partnership composed of J..
E. Broussard, B.. C. Hebert,
J. NJ. Hebert, E. ]. Leblanc,
W. s. Hampshire and L
Hampshire. Plaintiffs,
VS.. No. 1898.
R. Z. Burge, Defendant, R. F.
Barnett, I~ntervenor.
Notice Of the Sale of Property on
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
Notice is hereby given that on the
31st day of July, 1907, In accordance
with a certain final decree of fore
closure ON mortgage made and enter
ed in the above entitled case in the
District Court of Chaves County on
the 18th day of June, 1907, the under
signed mortgagee aid intervenor, by
virtue OF said decree of foreclosure,
viii offer for sale and sell to the
highest and best bidder all Oh the
following described property, to-wit:
The Wa OF the NWA and the M
OF the NWA OF the SWH of section
3, IN township II south. range "a
east. and fve shares In the North
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WANTED.

WANTED At once, two dining
room girls.-Shelby Hotel.
WANTED One to 100 cars alfalfa
hay. Quote US prices.-Early Grain
Co., Amarillo, Tex. 1O0t26*
WANTED Horses to pasture on
good alfalfa, running water, $500
per month";. w. Mussenden, 2A
miles northeast. 2Ot2*
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Oh, yes, certainly. The Record man
readily admits that he also is 4 of
the '~Flas-beens." That is why he feels
free to say what he pleases about 'em.
Just now, however, it is the weather
that has him down.
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FOR THE ELIMINATION
OF RAILROAD POLITICS

From Kansas City Times.
President Winchel declares that the
Rock Island railroad Is tout of poll
tics" and that hereafter 1t will not
only abolish the custom of maintain
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NEBRASKA SUFFERING
FROM INTENSE HEAT

Lincoln, Neb., July 20.-Nebraska
is suffering today from the most in
tense heat endured in July since 1901.
The official thermometer at the wea-
ther bureau registered "a at nine
o'clock this morning. The recent rains
have caused great humidity, and muca
suffering is reported.
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LOST

LOST A Shriner's stick pin. Find
er please return to Record office
and receive reward. 20tf
LOST Gold watch and silk fob with
Swastika charm. Oner's name in,
side of watch. Suitable reward for
return. 1Stf
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A-number of members of the Ros-
well Country Club have arranged to
go out to the Club grounds this even
ing taking their lunch with them.
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What is the use OF running wnen
man Proverb.
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For keys OF every description, see
'McGlashan, the original and reliable
key man Permanently located at the
Cash Grocery on Mata st 2otf
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kind they are having in the eastern
states.
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Legal Blanks at Record once.
S FOR SOC

5 acres of splendid land with.
in one block of Main Street for
$500. An Investment here will
beat II per cent interest.
Carlton 6 Bell.
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TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN CARLTON
& BELL. o6tf
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Classified rAd5.'

CASH FOR sMALLADs.
Small ads, under one dollar,
must be paid In advance. We
do this in order to avoid the
keeping of many petty ac-
counts. tt.
RECORD PUB. co.
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Texico has taken up the proposition
of establishing a creamery.
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Christian Church Services.

Christian Church Services.
At the Princess Theatre, first dool
south of Shelby Motel.
and 8 p~
Morpfpg subject, 1.-The Question Of
All Qaestions." The special music
wiz include a sol by Mr.. G.. E
Eeatherby, with flute obligato.
Evening subject, Dividing the
Word of Truth" The musical pro
gram will include a duet by Messry
Trube and Carver.
Bible school 9:4O a. m.
Christian Endeavor, Z p. m.
The public cordially invited to at
tend all our services.
c.. c. HILL, Minister.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
(Cor. 5th and Kentucky. John H
Murray, Pastor.)
Preaching at eleven n 8 O'Clock
the pastor occupying the pulpit al
both services.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Pas
tors Bible class (for mem at same
hour.
Glass meeting following morning
service.
Epworth League at seven O'Clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday v
ing at eight.
Sunday school at the Farms school
at 2:3O, followed by preaching at
half-past three, by the pastor of the
First M. E. church. A pleasant half
hours drive. You are invited.
The First M. e. Church., South.
(John W.. Smith, Pastor.)
The pastor will fill his pulpit at
10:45 a.. m. and s p. M tomorrow.
"IDEAL WOMANHOOD" is. the sub
ject of his morning sermon, and he
will speak on LIMITATION AND I'M
ITATORS" at the evening hour.
Miss Merriman, a visiting friend
of Judge and Mrs. w. H. Pope, will
sing a sole at the morning service.
Sunday school, $50 a. m.
Junior Epwortn League, 8 p. m.
Senior Epworth League, Z p. m.
The public and all visitors in Ros-
we'll are most cordially invited to at
tend all services of the church.
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SAMONGTTHE CHURCHES


&Baptist Church.
The Record has received a telegram
from Pastor vermiliion at Canyon
City saying that he will be in Roswell
in time to preach tomorrow morning
and evening.
Episcopal Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning Prayer and service ,11:00
Evening Prayer and service, 500
Mrs. William N. Bohannan win sing
1.-The Nesper Prayer"
Rev. e. Mcqueen Gray will conduct
both the morning and evening service,
Presbyterian Church.
Sunday school at 9:45
Morning service at 100. Preaching
by Rev. C. w. Dicken.
Christian aEadeavor at GAS.
There will be no evening service.
All are cordially invited to these sew
eral services. 1t is expected that Rev.
H. j. Cumpsten, pastor of the Presby-
terrain church of Carlsbad, will con-
day.
Seventh Day Adventists.
At the en- or the corner of South
Richardson am Alameda streets.
Preaching services Sunday after
nooa at three o'clock and Sunday ave-
ming at eight O'Clock.
At the afternoon service Mrs. War
fe will present the subject, "Our
Great High Priest"
THE Judgment will be presented
at the evening service.
All are cordially invited to attend
our services.
ED. MILO D.. WAFFLE.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-16
TOWN EMPLOYEES PAID IN SPECIE

Montclair, n. J.. Nov. 10 (SpeciaD.-The employees
OF this town received their salaries to-day in specie
the arst time In many years. Some of the towns
servants said It the first gold they had seen IN
many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-16
NEW LOW STOCK RECORDS.
Death of Barney Said to Haze Had
Nothing to DO 4cith Slump.

Under heavy liquidation the stock market
sfumped badly yesterday and new low records for
the year were made in several stocks. among them
New York Central. which fell points to SO. and
American Smelling. which touched 5SA after open
ing at g. There rally in the last hour. out
at the close the leading issues were from Il to
6 points below the close OF the preceding day The
weakness OF the market was ascribed TO a variety
of causes the chief being the maturing OF various
large loans which had been made. II was said.
with the understanding that when they ran out
the collateral would be disposed Of for what 1t
would bring Other factors the calling OF loans
by the banks to make good the amount Of govern
ment deposits returned TO the Treasury at the re-
copper quotations on the Metal Exchange and
heavy selling orders from London.
The death of Charles T. Barney had nothing to
do with the decline IL was said. The sharp break
In New York Central was largely due to rumOrs
that the company was considering issuing some
form of security raise fresh capital for neces-
sary improvements. while the drop in Shelters
was attributed TO the impression that is gaining
ground in spite of denials that the dividend will
be reduced next month. Among the stocks which
were under considerable pressure. and which closed
at net losses of from = 10 points for the day.
were Amalgamated Copper, =: Union Pacific. SIS;
Southern Pacific. pa; General Electric, AZ; Great
Northern preferred, PIG; Missouri Pacific , North
ern Pacific 8: Reading. >; United States Steel
mon, r. and the preferred. IL; Baltimore & Ohio,
las: Canadian Pacific 2ia Pennsylvania Railroad.
H. and St. Paul preferred. s.
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ASK TO N1uE RECEIVERS
Directors of williamsburg Trust Co.
Petition attorney General.

c. J. Edwards John W. Weber Moses May F
c. Zimmerman and John J. Cooney. a committee
of directors OF the Williamsburg Trust Company
called at the office of the State Attorney General
at No 2g9 Broadway. yesterday afternoon and asked
permission to make suggestions as to who should
be appointed receivers for the closed trust COM
pany. In the absence OF Attorney General Jackson
| the committee instructed TO put Its application
In writing.
a committee Of depostors Joined IN the request
of the directors.
Mr. Edwards. chairman Of the directors
mittee. said the committee having in charge the
work of devisinG a plan TO continue the banks
business found itself unable to do more. the
time had expired in which receivers must be amed
Clark Williams. Superintendent of Banks. said
NO time limit is fixed by law At the office OF
Attorney General Jackson 1t was said receiver
ship for the Williamsburg Trust, Company was
contemplated.
Mr. Edwards said the Williamsburg Trust Com
pany closed on October % with unimpaired capital
and surplus of over 100000. He said the State
Banking Department had made a careful eXamna-
ton of the companys condition and found 1t to
be all right except that of the loans had been
thrown out. the bank examiners did not like
the security. These loans. Mr. Edwards said would
be paid surplus thus restored 10 its former
size. He said the bank would pay off cent for
cent 10 depositOrs and shareholders.
Mr. Edwards added: I'VE have worked steadily
night and day to accomplish the resumption OF
payments, and under any ordinary conditions we
would have succeeded. We think might
coed now with more time. but the banking law OF
the State OF New York requires the superintendent
of banks TO report the suspension of payments 20
the Attorney Generals office. and that the At
torney General shall forthwith apply 10 the court
for receivers
I'VE were finally notified this morning that the
Attorney General could wait longer. We
cordingy went before Deputy Attorney General
Mott and offered. bealf of the directors to sub
nit to the attorney and to the court the names of
directors and attorneys who would during
the period of temporary recelvership without fee
TO the end that resumption of payment might be
made speedily and without cost TO depositOrs and
shareholders