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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-05
AN ORDINANCE

Granting certain priyilegesto The Ches7-
p.ake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany Of Baltimore City. Passed.
SECTION Be II established and or
damned BY the Mayor. Counsellor and
Alllesmcn u the City Of Annapolis. that
The Chesapcal<c and Pofess1c Telephone
Company OF Baltimore City IS hereby
empowered 70 lay Sonduits IN the pub
hc streets Of ne City Of Annapolis IN
sach plaess and under such conditions
as are hereinafter set out
SECTION Be if established and or
daincd By the authority aforesaid, that
the said The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company OF Baltimore City.
IS hereby granted the right to lay con-
Eaiss IN The streets u Annapolis herein
named. upon condition that they shall
pay for the use Of said streets 70 the
Mayor. Counsellor and Aldermen Of the
Clly Of ANNAPOLIS. the sum Of I'VE cents
per ward as an annual rental tor al such
curdzifs LAID. said sum % be paid IN adj
vancc tor each yea.
SECTION Be /. established and Or
daincd By the authority aforesaid. that
before beginning the work Of laying
such condails under this ordinance. the
SAID The Chesapeake and p0tomac Telc-
phone Company ct Baltimore City. shall
give bond IN such proper sum IN the DIS
efeuon Of the Mayor. Counsellor and Al
dcrman Of the City Of Annapolis 10 re-
place the streets within 4 reasonable
time IL as good 4 condition zs they we're
previous 20 the beginning Of the WORK Of
laying such conduits-
SECTION g -Undcr the provisions
herctolor SCI oct. the SAID The Chcs1-
pcakc ard Poiouac Telephone Company
q BaliinoTc City. Is hereby granted the
urivilcgc of l1ying Is c0nduifs as follows,
ST. Extend present conduit on Calvert
street. scuth Of Northwest street.. with
eight ducts 70 proposed manholc at Clay
street. Two dust conduit On Clay street
tom prorcscd manholc az Calvert street
to rear Iot Inc Of No. 81 Calvert street
an Cay street.
SECTION s.-And be Il established and
ordained b. the authority aforesaid that
me privileges granted 70 the said The
Chcsapcakc ard Potomac Telephone
Company q Baltimore City. shall cease
Il the end Of twenty 1--WE wears from date
e the approval Of fhe original ordnance
and tbs ordnance shall be void ard. Of
20 enc1E unless renewed b. al ordinance
a. INC Mayor. Counsellor and Aldermen
"a she city Of Annapolis
SECTION And be i established
and ordzincd BY the authority AFORESAID
sh1t this ordnance shall take effect from
TIC date u rs passage.
hereby certify that the aforcgoing IS
3 sruc eopy Of IN ordinance passed By
&c Mayer. Counsellor and Aldermen Of
Annapolis City a. = meeting held Aug
gsl -. 1907.
In testimony whcrcof. here
unto set my hand and aftix
isEALI TIE sea- Of the CITY of An
zarolss this 18th day Of
Argnsf. 1897.
PHIL. r POTTER.
CITY Clerk
Acknowledgements "A. CLAUDE,
Mayor.
Fcst.-FHfL (. PoETEE. Clerk
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Notice to Creditors.

AYoTfcK rs HEREBY GIVEN. that the SUB.
~ scribes Of Anne Arundel Co.. has obtained
rom the Orphans Court Of Anne Arundel coan.
g. In Maryland. letters teeinrueniafy on the
personal estate OF JAMES y. NOES, late
81 Arne Arundel Co. deceased. All persons
having Claims against the deceased. are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. 40 the subscribed on OF beforeth
10th DAY or FEBRUARY, 1905.
They may otherwise. By Law. be eEcluded
from All benefits 81 the aeid estate. All persons
Indebted 10 said estate Ere requested 70 make
Immediate payment.
Given undsr my hand this ia day Of Aug
ust. 1871.
ROBT MOSS,
Administrator.
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Notice TO Creditors.

Sotice - hereby given. that the ssbscribers u
Anne Arundel county, has 0htsined from the
ORPHANS Court 81 Anne Arundel c0uufys m
Maryland. Letters TestauIezfary On he pers0ElAf
estate Of JAN - =. TAYLOR, late 81 Auue
AHzndef county, decczsed- All perons haFsng
claims against tho decreased. are hereby warned
- exhibit tbe sane. with the vouchers thereof.
% she subscriber on o. before the
fzth DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1877
they may Otherwise, - law, Be excIufed
from al heueaf of the sid cstass. All perscns
immediate payment
Given un.ier NJ hand fhis 7th day Of May.
BERTHA TAYLOR.
ms Exeeufrfx.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-05

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. Thss sne sub
~ Ecrther, Of Anne Arundel county. has %
t4tuesf from the Orphans Court OF Anne Arlzz-
deJ county. IN Maryland. letters teEtamentary
On the personal estate Of JO@E sALAFIA
late % Anne Arundel county, decensed.-
All persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 70 En- hfbft the sane. with tie
vouchers thereof. % the suhscrfbcx. On or before
TIE san DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1857.
They may otherwise. b Ia9, BE excluded
from al benefits Of the said estate. All perHous
indebted % said estate are requested % make
fnlmefiatc payment
Given under AZ hand this 9TH day Of Aprn
1877
ROSA sALAFIA,
Administrative
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-05

NOTICE ~ HEREBY OWES. that the sub
" scriber. Of Anne Arundel county, has OBJ
talned from the Orphans Court 81 Anne
Arundel county. In Maryland. Letters Testi-
mentary on the personal estate u NtLDfkA
HfDDDT. late Of Anne Arundel County
deceased. All persons having claims AGAINST
the deceased. are hereby warned 90 e1biffsf
the same. with the vD1ehers Thereof r. the
subscriber. on or before the
18th DAY or JAsUARY, 1873.
They may otherwise, by law. be excluded
from al benefit Of the said estate. All per
sons indebted 20 said estate are requested 70
make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand thiszsfd day Of July.
1877.
ORLANDO RID0uT,
fv1f Admr.
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Notice to Creditors,

AfUTfCEfs GIVEN. that the sub
~ scrfber. Of Anne Arundel County. mas OF
tanned from the OrphaEG Court OF Anre
tarnentary on the personal estate Of Will
LIAM q. SMITH. late Of Anne Arundel
County, deceased. All pers0ns having claims
sxsfns1 toe Ieceased. are hereby warned %
e1h.bft tie same. with the vouchers. there
%. 70 sne subscriber. on or before the
san DAY or FEBRUARY, Iss.
They may otherwise. By law. Re eIciuded
from al benefits Of the said estate. All per-
sons indebted 20 said estate are requested %
make fmmediate payment
Given under my hand this Bsh dsy o.
July 1907.
LAURA IDA SMITH.
fyU Admr.. g. 4 =.
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PROPOSALS.

PEDFxn< AS WILL BE RECEIVED FDK
essn srxass1 naa1r q nDuzna Ne -, -, ~ ant AZ
Naa'4ert street wlFn TIE clay street sever.
sd nuttEn@ one etns@4 in rear - eacn no<Iss
rssnIfrr - 60 alley next % Cay ~trrc9 Hat
a - sor pslffinz cf1set o. rear % hD1ee No.
"a f'nrnNIzI STREET. au4 ronueetInE villa sew
- - rHnr. ANdrmR4 ~ htrfs 10 ~. ~. Al
8tFrT. s&4nninx Cnpttai. AnnapoE&s I'D
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-05

NOTICE IS HEREBY GfvEs. That ths
IN Subscriber. Of Anne Arundel county. haz
obtained from the Orphans Court Of Anne
Arundel county in haryl4 n1s letfers
teNtamentary on the persona estate OF
WILLIAM CHALNEK-, late Of Anne
Arundel couusy. deceased All peFEOns having
claims against the deceased. are hereby Tarue1
a. erhfhit flre sane with the vouchc-s Thereof.
10 ahe subscriber. on OF before fne
I5sh DAY % DECEMBER 1877.
They may ctherWise. 81 I2W. be excI1fed
from AL beneaf Of the said estate AL Fers9ns
ia1ebsed &c sad estate are requested - make
irumedi1fe paTTsenL
Given under my hand this ffth, day OF
June. 1877.
LEONARD >. wALKER,
III Admr.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIvEA. That fne szb-
~ arri5er. u Baltimore city. has CO.
falEed from fke Orphans Court % Anne Arundel
co1nfT. IN Maryiand. Letters Of Testlmentary
On tie persoral estate q
john c. BALDEIIsTOS,
late Of Boston. commonwealth Of Naaaa-
chnzsetts. deceased All perscrs h4Tinx ci1izss
aEaizst TIE deceased are hereby g1rned 70
exhibit ire sane. With ire Foccbers tEereof. 20
the subscrihcr. 81 o. heforn the Zdh c4y -
December fsG. They uay otherwise. - az
be gxei16cd from AL benefit u the s4id eKtate.
Al persons indebted - s4t1 estate are rccresfed
0 Eake immediate paTme1t.
Given nn1er our han1s this 18Th aay o. june
Nm Il. COLI.
Admr
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~snle 8fNErfeH# ueuHEsafrfs ass
neu rrirfnne a. Eaa llaeae a. ihe
Haf tanfessura
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-05

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN. Tkaf lhs ssh
~ serlber u Anre Arun6sl coun1y. nae O.
t4lae6 ron the Orpkans' Co1rf o. Anre Arurce
c0arfT. n MarylaEd Letters TestameufarT
% the perxouaI estate q
CHARLES 4 PIH DILL.
ale % Arne Arun1ef County. decreased AL %
sgrs ka.srr rialrss aeainsf tie decease1 are here
- warnc1 - exhibits tAe wifh f1e F11( kers
tkernof 20 fhe suhscrfbef. o. o. hefDrs The foth
1aT - HepteMoeF. ft11. IE3y EzaT Otherwise -
~ o. exrsn1ed from al ber8et ~ ia said es1aae
A. persn1s lndeDtea 20 sad estate are Fermers~n
% maks innefzate DaTme~f.
Given uncer NJ na11 this 5tn car u Msrea.
CHARLES p. LEwIs.
ExecuGGr
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NOTICE.

HI nleeane asslsiia4 UeFtfHeates nuuiher-
81. Haul Csc e So lrflslslse 90 tilE Levy ~
l.s. ase Nereff ntsf11el lissl iatsEnst 90 same
asl eesaF an asa sgtNr ~eH4- a. ENs
t8 HerHlns aataimw ttse aH1to te4cgi oEA
eertlIse at1s aFe sires tcti q pfeseut the sane
fa taa sifr1 "a zee ti01fsl far payuaenG
Ns taFalaf "a EuaaEF NaEss alalseleFeF.s
W N WMfH. t-irr..
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-05
PUBLIC SALE
Of
= Valuable Property,

u the City % AnnapoIIs-
AS see ff.laest 81 fH.r asFner. fle aaiiff-l zr-
Hi ga 8tiNF % u4n4iN 4&EM az tnM tNt NJ
ttttt So Iucf tn tHa tlts - Anna agiis. on
Saturday. Septcrnber 1dtas Of
"A ~ Q ciock a. NJ.
asa tisat islt "a Nruuna asfaa&e on IAe south
sleeaf H.ltn street. frNntiaG tnerFen Ell ietf
aIlI aiertn 80 fsf iftt IsaNF0xet -
FRAME DWELLING.
fs.s1ls4lngne slztsnss. with an masgerm TINS
ffsssnssaerts sse WataE and sewefaHg con-
asstlsssaN
Nnas FforertF 4.ItaIns tIse slure uf HarrsCh
a ~sslss au Mata street.
Is Nta.ANu BRADY.
E0r Owner.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-10
HUNT TO DETERMINE
THE WATER RIGHTS,

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. Hunt left this
afternoon on their trip to Picacho
and the mountains. They had intended
to go yesterday. 1t was learned t.lis
afternoon that Mr. Hunt went in the
capacity of civil engineer for the
U. S. government and the Ell Paso &
Northeastern Railway Company, as an
arbiter in the water right question
that has come up since the railroad
has started to take water from the
Bonito river and carry it across the
divide to supply their needs at Carri-
zozo. He will visit the heads of the
Bonito, Hondo, Rui Doso and all tle
streams that contribute to the Hon
do reservoir and determine the water
rights of all the parties concerned.
He will be gone about a month. Mean
while Mrs. Hunt will visit Mrs. Tho
mas at Picacho and make a trip to
Cloudcroft
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-10

The telegraph operators strike is
evidently growing. The Record has
received no news from the Associated
Press today. No kilograms of any kiad
have been received in Roswell from
any distance, and what little news
has leaked in goes to snow that in
stead of conditions betteri1g, the
strike is spreading.
All the operators at Dallas, about
two hundred in number, went out last
night. All day today the local Office
could get no one at Amarillo, the last
message from that place having been
received early this morning. AS there
is no reason to believe that the line
il down, it is practically certain that
the operators there, about five in num-
ber have Joined the strike. At last
reports from Amarillo, Oklahoma Ci-
ty still aad service, but the operators
there were expected to go out at any
moment. Oklahoma City was the last
place from which the Record might
have received Associated Press news.
All day today Agent Darcy, of Ros-
well, could get no messages farther
tnan Canyon City, Texas, on the
north, and Pecos, Tex, on the south
The Record is informed that the
strike does not interfere with opera
ton of trains generally, the railroads
employing their own operators and
dispatchers independently of the Wes-
tern Union. However, the railroad op-
orators will not undertake to do any
work that would in any way conflict
with the stand taken by the Western
Union men. They will confine them
selves to railroad business.
LATER At $3.50 this afternoon
word leaked in from Amarillo that the
men there were not oa a strike, but
were unable to handle any messages
% outside points, except to Olxlaho-
ma City. From the fact that since
early this morning, when four outside
messages were received, nothing has
come into the Pecos Valley, it is safe
to say that all communication is cut
off. FIT. Worth, Galveston, Houston,
San Antonio, Minneapolis and a num-
ber of other offices are also known to
be out. The total receipts of the local
Western Union office up to four
O'Clock today had been forty cents.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Roswell, N NJ,
July 10, 1907.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this Office by John 1. Hin
hle, contestant, against entry No.
2451, made March 21st, 1906, for East
nalf (1a) Section 21, Township IA s.,
Range 25 E., by Andrew Axelson, con
testee, in whicn it is alleged that An
heirs, nor his administrator, or other
legal Representatives, nor anyone else
have in any manner expended S1.00
per acre or any other amount, on said
land within the first year of the life
of said entry, that is between the
21st day of March, 1906, and the 21st
day of March, 1907. That said land
covered by said entry is in its natural
condition, the same as when said en-
try was made, without any improve
on and without the expenditure of
any money in permanent improve
ments on said land, or in the pur-
chase of water right for said land.
said parties are hereby notified to
appear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock
a. m. on Sept. 10th, 1907, before the
Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office in Roswell, n. NJ.
Tue said contestant having, il a
nr0ner affidavit flod IuIv 06 1a07
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service of this
notice can not be made it is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publica-
ton.
HOWARD LELAND,
(wed 7-31 to s-2s t5) Register.
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STATEsMANSHIP VS.. HYSTERIA.
From the Fort Worth Record.

from the FOrC worth RECORD
The nomination of John Sharp Will
liams over James K. Vardaman to rep
resent Mississippi in the United Stat
es senate is a triumph of statesman
ship over hysteria, and the Democrats
of that state have done themselves
proud.
This is not a case of conservatism
against radicalism. AS these terms
are frequently used nowadays, radical
ism represents political progress, per-
sonal liberty and civic righteousness,
while conservatism represents vest
ed rights" to be vested
political inertia, personal
limitations of opportunity, and civic
debauchery in the interest of preda-
tory wealth.
This was not the issue in Mississip-
pi, for, as the terms are thus defined,
Williams is a radical, which means
intellectual commoner. No man in
American public life stands more firm
ly for practical and possible reforms
in behalf of the masses than Jonn
Sharp Williams. But he stands with
equal firmness against fads, fallacies
and adventures. He belongs to the
same school of craftsmanship as Cul-
berson and Bailey of Texas, Tillman
of South Carolina, Clay of Georgia
AID Daniel of Virginia, as distinguish
ed from Bourbonism of Morgan and
Pettus of Alabama and as likewise dis
tinguished from the new and erratic
propaganda of Davis of Arkansas and
Vardaman of Mississippi.
Vardaman sought to make Williams
appear as conservative" in the of
fensive sense and himself as a radical
in the attractive sense. But the Demo
Gratis of Mississippi proved them
selves to be more discerning than Var
daman rated them. They saw that
Vardaman represented nothing desir-
able and attainable that Williams did
not represent. with larger intelligence
and profounder learning; they per
ceiyed that vardaman's proposal to
the repeal of the fifteenth amendment
to the federal constitution was an ut
ter impossibility. and that It's agitation
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-10
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN w. POE
RETURN FROM EUROPE


Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Poe returned
Europe. They had a splendid trip,
were in perfect health all the time
they were gone and met with no acci-
dents. Their trip has been watched
with considerable concern by Roswell
people and a description of their route
will be matter of interest. Crossing
the Atlantic they went first to Gibral-
ter and after seeing the big rock and
other sights Of the greatest fortress in
the world, crossed the Mediterranean
to Tangiers and Morocco in northern
Africa. Recrossing to Europe, they
visited Cadiz, Seville, Cordova, Gran
ada, Roude Algecerias and Gibralter
again and then sailed for Italy, stop
ping at Naples, Rome, Florence and
Venice. Then they went to Vienna
and Austrian points. From Vienna
they sailed down the Danube to Buda
Pest ald took the train back to Wen
ma, going from there to Zurich, Switz-
erland, and to Lucerne and Interlaken
in that vicinity.
Passing into the German Empire,
and Miami and went down the Rhine
to Cologne, whence they went to Am
sterdam, Holland. From the Dutch
republic they went to Belgium and Wis
tied Brussels and other points, includ-
ing the battlefield of Waterloo, where
=.
important stopping place on their
route and from France they crossed
to England, stopping first in the great
and only London. Touring north
through England, the Roswell travel
ers next visited Edinburg, a1d num-
Der of other places in Scotland, includ-
ing Inverness made famous by history
and in Shal1espeare's works, and Ayr
the home of Burns. From Stralrear,
on the west coast of Scotland, Mr.. and
they did, the Shamrock Isle pretty
visiting Belfast, the Giant
Causeway in the north of the Island,
Dublin, the lakes of Killarney, Glen
gariss, Cork and Queenstown, sailing
from the latter place to New York.
These are only the main points touch
ed as the travellers. took many side
trips to places of historical, literary
or natural interest. Their travels IN
America consisted of a trip up the
Hudson to Albany, a stop at Niagara
Falls and Chicago, and a ride on the
Santa F'e from the Windy City to
across the Panhandle of
Texas.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-10
GOVERNORS ATTENDANTS
RETURN FROM SANTA FE

Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Stockard, Mr.
and Mrs. c. l.. Ballard, w. NJ Atkin-
son, J. P. Church, J. S. Lea, E. A Ca
hoon and K. S. Woodruff, who COM
posed the Roswell escort that accom-
panied Governor George B. Curry to
his Inauguration at Santa Fe, returned
on two big autos today, reaching
home at eleven O'Clock. They had
hard trip, having been on the ego"
from the time they left here at two
o'clock Wednesday morning after an
all-night banquet until their return;
but it was a trip greatly enjoyed and
never to be forgotten. The admins
tration of the oath of Office to Capt.
Curry by Chief Justice Mills, il the
hall of the House of Representatives
in the capitol building Thursday af
ternoon was followed by big ball at
night, the returning party reports,
and one feature was as solemn and
impressive as the other was grand
and magnificent. The Roswell people
left Santa Fe at nine o'clock last night
on the Ell Paso special of Albert S.
Fall, reaching Torrance in time for
an early start on the auto route.
Secretary of Interior Garfield was
in Santa Fe yesterday comforting with
Governor Curry.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-10

ia the United States senate could do
no good whatever, but might do great
mischief. To say nothing of sincerity
they refused to be represented by a
man of such erratic notions and rip
snOrting methods.
Mr.. Williams will not take his seat
il the senate until 1911. Let us hope
that until that time Mississippi will
retain him in the house where he has
been the efficient Democratic leader
since 1903. He has come to be one
of the Democratic party's great ex-
ponents. He commands the respect
of the nation and the administration
of his colleagues. This victory will
give him larger prestige in the house
and will widen and increase his in
iuence as party leader and a popu-
lar advocate of Democratic policies
in the next presidential campaign. He
is one of half dozen of the greatest
Democrats in public life today and to
have defeated him would have been
a calamity.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-10
Count Martini Comma Back.

Letters have been received from
Count Luigi Martili-Mancini, major
and second in command at the New
Mexico Military Institute, stating that
he is still at his ancestral home at
Florence, Italy, but that he is anxious
to return to Roswell for his school
work, after a summer visit IN mis- ma
tive land. No word had been received
from the Count for five weeks, and
some of his friends had worried about
him. When he went to Italy, after an
absence of many years, some thought
he would never come back, but his
letter shows that America has taken
place in his neart that requires
more room and attention than the
place of his birth and childhood.
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GOOD FOR LANDS.
ral's Commoner.

Il IOu bTydI COIuulOHSi.
Judge Kenesaw NJ Landis is con-
spicuous figure at this moment-con-
spicuous because, in a proceeding
pending in mis- court, he had the cour-
age to impose the extreme penalty
against history's greatest pirate on
the sea of commerce.
1t is true that fines are not ade-
quate to meet the situation for the
reason that the criminals can often
afford to pay the fines for the privi-
lege of continuing the violation of
law. Some have expressed the hope
that Judge Landis would not impose
the maximum fine because they fear
ed the oil trust would merely increase
the price to the consumers and make
them pay the enormous fines even as
they have been required to pay the
generous contributions made by
Mr. Rockefeller to educational funds.
But Judge Landis had nothing to do
with that theory, and it is well he i'm
posed the maximum figure.
1t is more than likely that the oil
trust will shift the burden to the con
sumers, but this will only aid in the
crystallization of that public senti-
ment that will be expressed SO force
fully that men in authority will cease
to trifie with the violations of anti
trust laws and will vigorously enforce
the criminal law which provides for
the Imprisonment of the arrogant mo-
nopolist even as the common rogue
is Imprisoned.
Good for Landis. And now let us
have-just as a beginnings few
prosecutions under the criminal clause
of the Sherman antitrust law.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-10
"RUck WILSON" TAKES
ANOTHER LITTLE SPIN.

The pretty little saddler of F. w.
Stockton. familiarly known as 'Buck
Wilson, which ran away few
weeks ago aad created havoc with
buggy and harness, took another spin
this morning at eight O'Clock. Billie
Barclay, brother-in-law of Mr.. Stock
ton, had driven Buck to the station
and left him tied while seeing off a
friend. In some way the horse be-
came united and when the train start
ed out, he made a break for home,
running up Fifth street to Main AMI
down Main to Second, passing sever
al rigs with narrow shaves from col
lision. At the corner of Main the bug
gy hit a post and lost wheel. A lit
tie later it collided with the buggy
of w. N. Baldwin, MASKING it up
some, and further along the route
ran under an obstacle that took off
the umbrella top. Buck finally hurt
himself slightly in going through the
gate at his home in the Southwest
part of town. Buck is a pretty little
horse with fancy gaits, but he will go
home when he gets loose.