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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-24
Family Found Frozen On A
Or,i rio

Manitoba, jan 24.-The police of
ST. Boniface, across the river from
Winnepeg were notified yesterday,
that five men, a woman and baby,
who had wandered out on the prairie
from a stalled train near Starbuck,
had been lost and had frozen tc death
The man and the woman and the in
FAINT were found, the adults dead and
the infant dying.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-24
STRENUOUS TIMES IN
THE LOWER HOUSE.

3 Special to the Daily Record. g
g Santa Fe, N. NJ, Jan. "a g
3 The Republicans of the house s.
g nave had strenuous times ov- g
8 er employees. They held g
8 caucus last night and two this g
g morning. Bursum and other g
g organization leaders are fight g
g employees, and are using the g
g expectation of a veto of ap- .
8 preparation bills by Governor g
g Hagerman to influence the s
g members for economy. Due to g
9 their efforts 80 extra employ g
8 ees have been discharged. g
The question is still unsettled, how
ever, as many members are trying to
override the wishes of the party lead
ers.
satisfactorily settled in the Council
The division has been on a basis of
$4,000, giving $5,400 to the Council
and $4,000 to the House The House
wants about $4,000, but it is con-
tended that $4,000 is the limit and
that Governor Hagerman will veto
anything above that.
the House committees were nam
ed yesterday evening. J. w. Mullins
gets a place on the Committees on
Territorial Affairs, Irrigation, Libra
ry, Public Property, and on the i'm
portant new committee on Live Stock.
This is a strong recognition for
Democrat to receive.
J. o. Cameron is making a good
impression, and the probab abilities are
that the Pecos Valley representation
will be influential in shaping legis-
lation
The Council is in recess until late
this afternoon, doing nothing this
morning. The House at 1920 p. m.
took recess until 8 p NJ
1t is expected that the bill taking
the appointment of district attorneys
from the Governor will be put thru
this afternoon. Fullen, of Carlsbad is
slated for appointment to succeed J.
M. Hervey as district attorney.
Col. Catron withdrew his contest
against Miera this afternoon in the
interest of harmony in the Republi-
can party
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-24
WASHINGTON FIRE CAUSES

Washington, Jan. 24-The Acade-
emy of Music at Ninth and D sts.,
Northwest, was almost completely gut
ted by fire of unknown origin which
broke out about five O'Clock this morn
ing. The fire was confined to the stage
and the auditorium. The loss is est
mated at $4,000.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-24
NEW YORK COFFEE CO.'S
FArlOUS COFFEE
BREAKFAST BELL
Al
JOYCE PRUIT co.
DR.. VEAL REPORTS
WORK ON NEW ROAD.

WORK ON NEW ROAD.
DIR. G. T. Veal returned last night
from Dallas and Fort Worth, where
he has been for six weeks looking af-
ter the prospective new railroad into
Roswell from the East. He reports
that the contract for the building of
a portion of the new roadbed out of
Mineral Wells mad beep let and that
the work would be pushed il this di
rection as rapidly as possible, and
will be continued as long as the funds
last
w. w. Pitts received letter from
his father, at Mineral Wells, yester-
day, stating that $50 teams had been
at work on the roadbed for the new
railroad to Roswell since Christmas.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-24
ROSWELL COMMERCIAL CLUB
ADOPTS STRONG RESOLU-
TION AGAINST 1T.
FORClBLE EXPRESSIONS

Merchants, Bankers and Farmers De-
clare Themselves Opposed to Any
Division of Pecos Valley Counties
Mass Meeting Saturday Afternoon at
the Court House.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-24

Four quart granite Stew and Disi
Pans. 10 cts. Buggy whips and Ha
Racks, 1Oc.-Makin's Bargains. ut
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-24

Only a few nights more of the Pas
sion Play. Don't miss it. Admission
for children under II years of age
has been reduced to Csc.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-24

The best to see at the Majestic to
night, 10c.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-24
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)

Roswell, NJ NJ. jan 24--Tenpera-
ture-Max., 62: min, 81; mean, 46-
Precipitation, 90; wind s., velocity
5 miles; weather foggy-
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair and colder tonight and Friday
M. WRIGHT,
OAedal In Charge.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-24

Nine year old Rippy.-oriental.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-24
MEMORIAL ADOPTED.

MEMORIAL ADOPTED.
Resolved, That: The Ros-
well Commercial Club, in ses-
sion with full attendance and
without a dissenting vote, on
motion opposes the creation
of Artesia county or any 9TH
er county division scheme in
the Pecos Valley.
w. NJ. ATKINSON,
E. A. CAHOON,
]. F. HINKLE,
W. S. PRAGER,
j. w. KINSINGER,
Committee
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-24

Nine year old Rippy.-orie:- tai.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
From Mondays Daily.

l There are only three more show booked the Schieffelin, after Al Cripple Creek" for this season Lon't forget to attend the dance at Gage Hall tomorroS night, givei by the Tombstone Athletic Club.
 Pal Wsrnekros left yesterday 10 Chicago, wiere he goes on Lu. Ee,s trip.
 Sheriff Jack White went to Phoenix yesterday, where he goes to attend A meeting Of the various sheriifs Of tn' territory, who are to assemble in ah capitol city today. The sheriffs arr opposed to the bill that has bcen introduced in the legislature, placing the sheriffs of the territory Cu a salary basis.
 Si Bryant came in Is morning from Los Angeles and will remain for a few days. He has considerat Q mining nroperty at Gleason whi h he will inspect in few days
 Cornelius Munson of Douglas was in the city yesterday visiting his Mrs. Arthur Hopkins.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
Huachuca Nine
 Defeated I. A. C.

In the first ball game of the season between the Huacbucs and Tomb stone clubs resulted in the defeat O the latter team by a score of l6 to 6. I The bad condition of the ground, ] causing many errors is the result oI so high a score.
 Huachuca really won the game in the first inning by hammering out long hits and assisted by the inabii- ity of the Tornbstoners to get in the way of the ball. brought in seven runs. It being the first appearance of the local team, the boys were slightly nervous and It was not until the fourth inning that they settled down and played ball Meanwhile the Huachucas continued to run up the score. In the latter part of the fourth inning Tombstone made four runs and in the fifth added two more. The last three innings were short, the men going out in one, two, three order.
 Chase had speed, which did the work, while Pesrson's slow ball at times made the "bleacbers" howl with mirth to see the soldiers slug and miss. Although We lost, Manager Manning was we'll pleased With the way the boys played and predicts many victories for this team in the future.
 The Huachucss give return game on the 18th, and the University of Arizona will be here the first week in April.
 A word should be said as to the gen. tlemanly conduct and good nature oi Uncle Sam's boys. It is hoped that We may have them here again soon and that all teams that cross bats with Tombstone will conduct them selves as well as did Manager Barton's team.
 Another thing; and this is bad It is, kind word to the "knocker.' Why single out some particular player of your home team ard sling sarcss m At him throughout the whole game; Or why knock" at all? Tomb stone is your city, and you should support any team which repre- sents her, and not be "sore-h head because you cannot play well enoul | I to enter the team.
 Following is the lineup and sum- mary in general:
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
Southern Pacific
 Fayors Arizona

With three exceptions oil cars are to have precedence over all other kinds of freieh. over Southern Pacific lines. Loaded or empty they are to be carried on the through freights with all possible dispatch.
 This is the gist ofinstructions issued by Superintendent McGovern to all conductors and agents along the di- vision.
 It shows that the Southern Pacific is doing all that s possible to sacili- tate the transportation of oil from the wells n Southern California to Ari- zous towns, where the manufacturing and mining plants are seriously han dicapped owing to . shortage of the fuel that is used in producing power.
 Live stock, perishable goods and re- irigerator cars for the California orange trade are the only cars that have precedence over the oil cars, It is necessary these three mentioned be sent along rapidly at all times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
Telephone Line
 to GIeeson

E. T. Hams of the Tombstone Tele- phone company returned y sterdsy fr m trip to Gleeson and Pesrce where he went to overlook the field with a view of extending the ines Of the Tombstone company He was much pleased with the out ook and proposes installing the line within six weeks Besides this extension Mir. Hams expects to replace the line from Benson to Bisbee with heavier ms ter ial to meet the requirements of the ng distance line of the Consolidated Telephone Co. which reaches Benson this week when Tombstone will have long distance connections with Tue. son, Phoenix and Prescott.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
To Locate Arizona's
 Two Reformatories

That some progress is being made by the territorial legislators who are endeavoring to secure the removal of the peni,entisry from Yuma is evil dent. Under the provisions of a bill which passed both houses some ten pays ago, Governor Kiobe. has ap- pointed Q commission of five men, whose duty it is to thoroughly inves- tigate conditions and recommend @ site Tor the permanent location of the territorial penitentisry and .he Ben son reform school. The commission is composed of Andres Rebel of Tue son; John Orme, Phoenix; Robert A. M,rrison, Pr, scott; J. H. Hamiii Globe, and MT. Curtiss, of Nogales They rep-~sent the ,rrr .tory's five iu. diciai dIur rcts. Whether they ars known .n have any personal prefer ence or prejndices in the matter O locating ese institutions does nd appear, but it is supposed that they are without bias.
 Prescott md Florence are applicant for the penitentiary, the prison com mission idea emansting from sup porsers of the former place. On be half of Florence a bill was recently in troduOed, locating the prison at tha place, but i; made no headwsy. It not thought the reform school will b removed
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
Short Session
 of District Court

A short session of the district court will be had on Wednesday before Judge Doan, at which the matter of the findings and conclusions of law in the Hardiker election case will be taken up. At the same time it is probable that one or two short divorce eases will be taken up Judge Doan will leave the latter part of the week for Phoenix, where he goes 10 attend the session cf the supreme court. which convenes the fore part of the week tc hand down decisions in the eases that were submitted to that body at its session in January.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
Developments of
 Recent Pearce Strike

John J. Pearce and William John-
 son, the former the discover of the
 fsmous Commonwealth mine and the
 latter the first sssayer of the aforesaid
 mine, came in from rearce last even-
 ing. These gentlemen are perfectly acquainted with tbe mining conditions of the Pea ce camp and vicinity, and state that regarding the new find in the adjoining ground to the Common wealth, it is the most important strike made in Pearce since the discovery of the Commonwealth. The stringers of ore encountered show strength and permsnency. This in connection with the favorable formation and sur roundings leads to the conclusion that it is the apeI of another great shoot of high-grade ore, of the same character and richness as found in the Common wealth and made it the largest pro ducer of gold and silver in Cochise 
 Col. B 8 Kaufman, who is at the head of the Pesrce Development com pany, is satisfied with the outlook, and work is going forward to make a systematic and thorough search of the ground. connection with the regu- lar work, diamond drill will be plAc- sd in operation in the near future
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
Refuse to Eat
 With Negro

Reports come from Hereford of some trouble among the Greene Cattle Go cowooys, due to the hiring of negro "cowpuncher." The trouble arose when objection was made to eating at the same table with the negro. It is sad the cowboys all struck" in body and the superin. tendent is now looking for another crew.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
Arizona's Booster
 Returns Home

Tol II L Pickett returned this morning from L ,s Nng, les. where h.. he has been for past week "n iegr business While tLe Col was in L's Angeles he accorded an Examiner reporter an intervies, and, as ususl sa d some interesting things regard ing Tombstone's progress and pos-i- bilities. The Col. can always be depended upon to boost for Tombstone at home or abroad.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
I. C. M. Property
 Destroyed by Fire

The carpenter shop of the Tran qnility mine was destroyed by fire this sftern on shortly after one o'clock. The entire building was consumed by the flames in . few moments, and it was only by prompt work of the em- ployes that the fire did not reach the shaft. The building caught fire from the sparks of the engine on the ore train. This building was saved ., .tae time time the hoist house burned down last year. The heavy wind blowing ct the time of the fire today hindered the men from gaining con trol of the flames.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
New Schedule
 For the "Burro''

On and after March 10th, the ar rival and departure of Nos. II and F known as the Burro, will be as fol- lows:
 No. II will leave Nogales st 7:30 .. m. and reach Tucson two hours and thirty minutes later than now.
 No. 12 will leave Tucson at 3:4s p. m. and reach Fairbank one hour later than now.
 No new time card will be issued and If necessary, trains may be run on time or lees late than is above stat ed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
Comes to County
 Seat to Reside

It is with regret that Benson citi- zens lose the services of their school superintendent, Prof. McLaurin, who accepted the position of superintend- ent of the Tombstone schools The was well liked by the parents AS well ss by the children, and he takes the well wishes of all for his success in his Tombstone home.
 He moved last Wednesday and will take up his new duties the first of the week.
 The school trustees have appointed Mrs. Burke as the principal of our schools .-Cochise County Press.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
Cochise Assessment
 Totals S2O,OOO,O

Speaker Bailey, while speaking in support of the Dorsn mine tax bill in the lower house the other day, stated that Cochise county under the new law will have an increased tax vslua- ton of ss,0OO, 900, bringing the total valuation up to s20,OOO.OOO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17

CA Overlook is back from Fl Psso where he and his associates, Messrs. Shatt1ck. Duey and Overlook and others, concluded transaction where by they come into the possession of 266, 100 acres of land in Sonora, about 85 m les southwest of Douglas. Of this immense tract 60 900 sc es are timber ed land, and the rest are grazing. The plans of the new owners of the land have not ss yet been determined up,n.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
Negro Murderer
 To be Hanged

At Solomonv;lle. last Saturday. the negro Balwin, accused of the murder of Mrs. Harvey Morris and year old daughter at Roosevelt about thir ty days ago, vas tried and found guilty of murder in the first degree and the death penalty imposed by the jury, who occupied but ten min. utes in delIberstion. Judge Nave wi'l pronounce sentence today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold D Gents Gold and Silver sI.OO Lea 75cents Gold, Silver, CoppersI.5O c
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. , t;'' iiI ssp.s Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN Assay Co.,, 1886 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17

John Walker and Charles Wallace left yesterday for Phoenix, where they go to "cross the burning sands" which esd the novice into unknown (to hem) land known as the Mystic Shrine. Charles Bowman went along to furnish "salve" for the blistered . ,ots
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17

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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17

m justice court ..... ., w J wsmel. supplies to
 indigents, Douglas. 10
 John W Walker, trans
 cript of testimony ... 10 D " womack, trans
 porting prisoners ... 45 A w Walker. justice
 lees ...... , N wolcott, supplies to indigents. .... to Woo cry Bros, rent of
 building for elec- D ton ..... ..--.....- Geo B Wilcox, indexing , and care of records 50 O' P B Wsrnekros blankets for jury rooms .... 54 2 John w Walker, trane-
 cript ievidence . so Ot J W Walker, justice | ices. ifV So D W Wom-ck, salary as
 jsilo., Benson. .. 30 OO Frank Yaple, supplies
 for court house . 3S D Frank Yapls, supplies
 for court house .. Oo
 The clerk was instructed to secure new range for the county hospit- a.
 Bond of Chas R Howe, assessor, was approved by the chairman of the board.
 Board adjourned to meet at :
 Evening Session.
 Board met pursuant to adjourn ment at p m.
 WM Riggs in the chair; all mem- bers present.
 The regular meeting of the board of supervisors at their office was set for hearing the petition in reference to the division of the Douglas road district. The minutes of January 7th and Stb | were read and app owed. W B Kelly appeared before the hoard and asked that the dissllowsnce of his demand for $550 co be re on sidered, and referred to the district attorney an opinion upon the vsli- dity of the same. Moved by Rigg.. seconded by Bowen, and carried unanimously, that the acton of the board in reference to the l disallowance of W B Kelly's demand for so5D %, and the sbolishment of the office of county immigration com missioner be reconsidered and rescind- ed. WD MonmoDier's demand for s6.45 was held for further consideration. Boa I'd adjourned to meet January 10th, 19O7, at sam
 ". M RIess, Chairman. Attest: H. E. BERSER, Clerk. T~l.tona A,;, Ja,uarv lO IQ0r ! Board convened al m pursuant to adjournment, W Nj Riggs in the chair.
 All members present. | Bond of F E Trask, constable of pre- cinct No. 4, was approved by the chairman.
 The following bills were audited and ordered paid:
 Geo Bravin, constable
 fees, dem nd $l67 9 | allowed. ed.... ll0 cU ii D Cbeseldine, justice
 fees, demand $2l2.95, ' allowed as5 70 .yRN Greaves, justice tee.. ............ 3l2 Os RS Hunt, deputy sheriff fees, for E P Ells.. 3s9 l( Daniel Mcfarland, jus tice fees. .......,. 23o 2! tJ D Trewitt, constable
 fees.......... Is5 ? Bud Snow, constable
 fees ..... ......... sn T 0 ASJ Shropshire, con-
 stable fees. .... 298 o Geo o Wilcox, clerk's
 fees ss district cIerk,
 $S2l 70. ... s2l 2 70 D W Womack, constable
 fees, demand $2l235,
 slIo ed. a05 ! p >wB Kelly, Ben Goodrich. Ere Sutar and M O',onnell appeare
 before the board, and adduced argl O menfs to show that the of5ice
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17

 50 board and .ugge. ed that it " uld
 ex yedier for the county to furnisl co civil dockets to justices oi tn
 p .ce.
 oo The clerk of the board was instruct ed to secure new typewriter with ~id' GU carriage extra, suitable for minute book, and slso secure loose-leaf min 'o ute book for board of supervisors ,o proceedings.
 The following demands were dis
 allowed: 10 ] W Walker, balance
 due on money turned '0 over to treasurer. as
 justice ofthe peace. O5 K F Mshoney, csre of in
 fsnts at the Reform al School l...... lllb 6I
 The following demands were held o for further consideration:
 Frederick T Wright, care of indigent sick, Doug- | iass AeA -c E Godfrey, medical
 service ;ndigents, Low. GIL. -..-....... Zo OO , Chris Medigovich, road work Bisbee ...... ls2 50
 W D Monmonier's justice report for the fourth quarter WAS ordered re- turned for correction.
 Motion made by Bowen that de- msnd of w B Kelly for s550, salary as county immigration commissioner be | allowed. No second; motion lost.
 Motion made by Riggs that demand | of W B Kelly for s550 salary as coun. ty immigration commis sioner be dis allowed The motion was seconded by McCsbe; motion earned. Riggs and McCabe voting aye and Bowen voting no.
 Motion made by McCabe that sc- ton of hoard sboiiehing the office of county immigration commissioner be abolished. No second; motion lost. The board decided that the 9ues- l ton ot county immigration commis- sioner should come up at the first session of the next regular meeting. The following were audited and al. wed aud warrants ordered drawn in payment of the came: Geo D Barnard X Co, office | tuppiies .-.--.--...9 O ] Geo D Barnard & Co.,, office | supplies ........ ID Geo D Barnard & Co, office euppnee .-.-.....--.. lo 10 Geo D Barnard < c.. office supplies ........- 25 Dr. John E. Bacon, eI- smining insane persons. 50 .. A Bennett, int preter, | justice court ..... 10 Q. Bisbee Lumber Ger, lumber
 for election booths. 3 9S | Bank of Bisbee, jurors cer- I tihcates -..-.... zI Brophy Carriage Co.,, car
 risge hire to inquest F % | Bisbee-Naco Water Co.,,
 water for Bisbee jail, No. SemOtf. U oO Bishee Plumbing Co.,. sup plies to jails at Bisbee
 and Lowell. ...... F 60 Bisbee-Naco Water Co.,,
 Water for Bisbee jail, October .. - 59 45 Brophy Carriage Co, rent of room for primaries l5 .. H D Cheseldine, inquest
 fees, Benson -.... 10 Q. H E Cssteneds, meals to
 prisoners, Benson. ... S9 SO Copper Queen Consolidated
 Mining Co, rent of sewer,
 Bisbee jail, November 10 Central Pharmacy. supplies
 to Risbee jail. ... II 6s D Copper Queen Consolidated
 Mining Co.,, rent of sewer, U Bisbee jail, Jsruary. ... 10 %
 Douglas Improvement Co, D light and water, Douglas
 jail ................... ss 60 !" Nj F Dicus, supplies to
 Douglas jail. il. 8 '.
 to be continued.
 CA Overlook is back from Fl Psso
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17

J Davis was . Tombstone visitor ysstsrdsy from Bisbee.