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A CASE OF CHARITY
HELP NEEDED AT ONCE.

A Roswell mother will bring into
the world this week another soul. No
preparation (on account of poverty
has been made for its reception. Will
readers of the Record send baby cloth
ing at once for this case? Send same
to the Salvation Army, End and Pecos;
leave them in small hall.
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Ladies' Select Minstrels-Audito-
rum Rink, Dec. 5th.

p. B. Rodgers. travelling agent for
the Santa Fe, in the land department,
left this morning for his headquarters
at Kansas City. He had been here a
week looking at the country in prep
aration for immigration work. He was
delighted with Roswell and the coun-
try surrounding.
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Attention. M. 3. A.

There will be regular meeting of
the Brotherhood Wednesday Fight,
and each Wednesday night hereafter
A full attendance is requested.-W. t.
Davis, Pres. W. O. Fawcett, Sec.
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NUMBER 23l

it of the water works system and sew
er system, as the case may be, and
shall be used only for the coastruc-
ton of such respective systems, and
expense thereof, and shall be paid out
as now provided by law.
Sec. 5.-The City Council shall al
low the commissioners travelling ex-
penses or any necessary cost or out
lay expended in the actual perform
ance of their duties as such commits
sioners, and may il their discretion
allow reasonable per diem for time
actually spent in the performance of
their duties.
Sec. 6.-It shall be the duty of the
commission to make full report of all
its transactions, contracts. purchases,
sales, expenditures and all things per-
tanning to the construction of said wa
ter works and sewer system at any
regular or special meeting of the City
Council, OF. upon written request OF
the Mayor and Council, and said re-
port shall be made a part of the city
records of the City of Roswell, and
said commissioners shall, at least
report of the progress and construc-
ton of the water works system and
sewer system to the City Council,
and the City Clerk is hereby directed
to publish such reports for the infor-
nation of the public.
Sec. For the purposes of this
Ordinance the Mayor is hereby auth
orized to call an election, to be held
in the City of Roswell, as provided
for by law, to vote upon the issue of
s120,00000 water works bonds, and
$35, 100000 sewer bonds.
Sec. S.-TAis ordinance shall be in
effect from and after five days from
the date of it's publication, subject
to the authorization AID approval of
said bonds by a vote of the legally
as provided for by law, and if the
same shall be voted upon favorably
and said bond issue shall be declared
to have been passed then these COM
shall have full power and
to carry out this ordinance
this ordinance shall become and be
IN effect a contract between the City
Of Roswell and the Commissioners
named herein for the performance of
their duties as provided for in this
Ordinance, and they shall hold Office
intil the completion of said water
works and sewer system and shall
lot be subject to removal or the pas
sage of interfering ordinances by the
City of Roswell; however, any of said
commissioners may be removed by
lue process of law, and not otherwise.
n the event the bond issue for both
water works and sewer is not auth
'rized by a vote of the legally quail
led voters of said city upon its sub
mission, then this ordinance shall be
lull and void.
Passed this 9th day of November,
\. D. 1907
Attest:
(SEAL) FRED J. BECK,
Clerk of the City of Roswell.
Approved by me this 7th day of No
-ember, 1907.
J. w. STOCKARD,
Mayor of the City of Roswell
published Nov. 8. 1907.-Record)
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Three hundred titles popular copy
right $3.50 books, soc while they last
Also 100 titles latest fiction at list
prices. See our window or come in
side-Ingersoll Book Store.
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Contests at Skating Rink.

Three contests are to be held at
the Skating rink Thanksgiving night,
one for couples. one for ladies and
one for gentlemen. All previous con-
test winners are barred. Special or
caestra music will be had Thanksgiv-
ing afternoon and night.
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Odd Fellows Elect Officers

Samaritan Lodge No. II, l. o. o. F.,
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term of six months, at its
regular meeting Monday night: L. J.
Johnson, Noble Grand; J. G. Hedg-
COKE. Vice Grand; F. A. Mueller, Sec
retary; Smith Lea, Treasurer.
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25O,00O home grown trees, twenty
varieties in apples. The only tree to
plant in the Pecos Valley. You as
sumo no risk in shipment.-TheA Arte-
sia Nursery, ]. s. Highsmith. Prop.
Wyatt johnson, Salesman 96tf
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HE AND HIS COMPANIONS TO GET
LIFE SENTENCE COMMITTED
TO IMPRISONMENT.
GOVERNOR ADVISES IT

Moved by DR.. Harle's Mothers Tears,
the Actual Governor of Chihuahua
Teiegraphs the Acting Governor His
Recommendation, Which Will Prob
ably Be Needed.
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THE RECORD WILL NOT
BE ISSUED TOMORROW

Tomorrow being Thanksgiving day,
and in order that the members of the
Record force may enjoy well earned
holiday. the Record win not he issued
as usual.
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Finch Eve Glasses

Are stylish and comfortable. DR. Huns
berger can adjust them so that they
will not fall on. 31t3
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Avery Turner returned to Amarillo
today in his private car after spend
ing a day looking after railroad mat
ters in Roswell.
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If you want to buy a city home OF
a 2ice farm, if you want a good in
vestment, or if you have money to
loan, see us. We deliver the goods
Roswell Title and Trust Company.
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Scientific dark room eye examina-
ton free. at links Jewelry store. DR..
Hu1sberger is the refractionist. 31t3
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See Jake Pierce at the Star Market
for the best of meat. 19tf
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Ladies' Select Minstrels-Audito
rium Rink, Dec. 5th.
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THANKseivine DAY TO
RE GENERALLY OBSERVED.

THANKSGIVING Day win be generally
observed n Roswell Public Thanks
giving services are announced for
two places. one union meeting at
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Have you seen Jake Pierce for
your meat? 19tf
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THE TESTIMONY IN THE BRAD
LEY MURDER CASE WILL
BE CLOSED TODAY.
SHE THREATENED BROWN

Witness Tells of Threats Against the
Life of the Senator Made by Mrs.
Bradley Personal Struggle Be-
tween Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Bradley.
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FATE OF MAN WHO KILLED TER
HUME PLACED WITH TWELVE
MEN AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
DOCKET CALLED TODAY

Harry Hutchinson and James Edward
Boone Change Their Pleas and Ad-
NIT Their Guilt Alleged Coal
Stealing Cases From Boaz are Set
for Trial Friday Morning.
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at 25 per cent discount.
The discount refers to the price.
and the goods are still WORTH just
as much as they were before the
price was discounted. Hub Williams
will tell you the rest.
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Ladies' Select Minstrels-Audito-
rum Rink, Dec. 5th.
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Special Matinee at New Majesti
at $3.50 p. m.
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Strictly high grade ice cream at
Haynes & Bo1ney Ice Plant, phone %.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(IocaI Report.l

Roswell, n. NJ, Nov. 27.-Tempera-
ture.-Max. yesterday SO; min, AZ;
mean, SO.
Precipitation, 90; wind N, velocity
2 miles; weather cloudy
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and THURSDAY; colder
tonight.
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s.-25 per cent discount on -
..25 per cent discount OFF -
.ss,- - 49,. -. y,

% Pa VIII e1ISS1OSIIIt n oIAH
The county superintendent chose
the first one, but the merchant still
did not like it. Finally it was sub
ed the issue by writing a new sen
tence:
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Russell does horse-shoeing.
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Harry F. Thorne and oscar w. Ak
ers were initiated into the Elks
last night.
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For land scrip see w. C. shllman.
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]. w. STOCKARD,
Mayor of the City of Roswell.
published Nov. 8, 1907.-Record)
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Clerk of the City of Roswell
Approved by me this 7th day of No
vember, 1907.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-02-07
'SMORE LOCAL

Mrs. Homer Rexford and Mrs. l.. Z.
Won ARK and baby went to Aurora
Tuesday and spent the day with
friends.
Mrs. Roy Stevens returned to her
home at LIE Mars, Iowa, this week after
a three weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Zimmerman, south
OF town.
Father VIM. T. Shean left Tuesday
morning for New Orleans, Louisiana,
and from there will take transport to
Havana, Cuba, where he will remain
about a month for the benefit OF his
health. At New Orleans Tuesday he
will take in the Mar6i Gras festival.
This is one of the biggest events OF the
year in the south, and is always attend
ed by thousands OF visitors from the
north. 1t is held annually at New
Orleans, the day before the beginning
of the Lenten season.
Fifty six members OF the Athenian
Society of the 8. ID. A. G. came to the
Jerome Studio for group photograph.
The results were excellent, and prove
that even 80 large a number can be
successfully taken" with their new
and costly group lens and against the
large new group ground which
covers the entire back OF the light room.
1t is safe to say that never before has
a group much more than half as large
been photographed indoors in Brook.
ings. %
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-02-07
A. H. WHEATON IS DAIRY
AND FOOD COMMISSIONER
IS Appointed Solely on Merit by Gov. Crawford and Sen
ate Unanimously Confirms Selection
ABILITY AND EXPERIENCE RECOGNIZED
Appointment Satisfies all Factions and Much is Expected
of New Official

Word was received here Saturday
/ Iat A. II. Wheaton of this city had
been appointed by Governor Crawford
to the responsible position of Food and
Dairy Commissioner OF the State of
South Dakota. When his name was
sent to the senate for the approval OF
that body the vote was unanimous in
favor of the recommendation. The
fact that MIR. Wheaton was not and had
not been at Pierre and therefore cannot
be accused OF doing any lobbying in
his own interest goes to show that the
appointment must have met with
general favor.
Without detracting from the good
work which has been done by those
who have preceded Mr.. Wheaton, there
is no question but that the newly
appointed official is one Of the ablest
and best posted men in the state along
the particular lines which come under
his charge. He always has1 spent his
time and money freely for the dairy
interests of the state and is we'll posted
in pure food products. He is fearless,
capable and honest and we believe that
in him the people will have a tireless
worker in their behalf.
In letter written to the REGISTER
Mr.. Wheaton desires to thank his
many friends for their aid in his be-
half and says that he will put forth
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-02-07
BRET DERS' ASSOCIATION
Holds Most Successful Meeting in It's
History

Prof. J. w. Wilson, w. A. Cald-
we'll, Henry Weise, Fred Rilling,
Frank Sherwin, Sr., III. G.. Hanson
and +. l.. Squirting returned Friday
night from Mitchell, where they attend
ed the annual meeting of the South
Dakota Improved Live Stock Breeders
association. The meeting this year
was very successful, there being large
crowd present in spite of the cold
weather. The sale of live stock held
Wednesday and Thursday was attended
by nearly 1000 buyers, and all the
stock brought good prices. Mr.. Weise,
Mr.. Caldwell, Mr.. Squirting and James
Revei disposed OF stock at the sale,
and MIR. Weise and Mr.. Sherwin were
among the buyers.
The committee on legisla-
tive resolutions made the
following very important recon-
mendatiOns, which were adopted.
The legislature was asked Inappropriate
enough money to place the state fair
on firm financial basis, and to enlarge
the stock pavilion at Mitchell; it
approved the action OF the state board
OF regents In asking for an appropria-
ton to establish two sub-statiOns for
experiment purposes, west OF Chamber
lain and Pierre, to be under the direct
ion OF the government experiment
stations here; it was the sense OF the
association that state board OF health
be established at Brookings, in con-
nection with the agricultural college,
for the diagnosis OF diseases which
the cattle OF this state may be affected
The following officers were elected
for the next year: President ]. M
Erion, Mitchell; ;vice-presidents cattle,
Albert Hill, Alexandria; swine, p. w.
Peterson, Vermillion; horse, J. NJ.
Dunmire, Scotland; sheep, +. J..
Squirting, BroOkings; poultry, Geo.
Tuck, Watertown; secretary and treas
urcr, Prof. James w. Wilson, Brook.
ings.
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COMING YEAR
Promises to be Busy and Prosperous
One for BrOokinqS

The coming summer will witness
many improvements in the cit; of
Brookings, and it should prove to be
one OF the busiest in our history.
With the waterworks system an assured
thing and a new $50 600 building at the
college in sight, beside the prospects
OF one or two business blocks and
several residences being built, there
should be plenty OF work for every body,
and that means prosperity for the
community. Then there is the prospect
OF getting at least one railroad, which
Will give US connections with the south
part OF the state, and although we can
show as great per cent OF gain in
population the past ten years as any
city IN the state, there is no question
but what a lack of railroad facilities
has retarded our growth, and it is hoped
that something will be done to bring
about better condition OF things
Ia ken altogether, the city of Brookings
is bound to have good year.
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A party Of about fifteen left Tuesday
morning for Brownsville, Texas, where
they will spend thirty days looking
over the country. Brownsville is in
the extreme southern part OF the state,
near the Mexican border, and the
country around it is being Industrious
ly doomed. Brownsville is very much
in the public eve at the present time
on account OF the trouble with negro
soldiers there A part OF company
OF the 25 infantry, a colored regiment,
shot up the town, and the entire COM
pany was discharged from the service
by President Roosevelt. The following
were in the party that made the trip
Tuesday: Peter Caldwell, Aug. Techeau,
Perry Peterson, Thos. Mair, Frank
and Geo. Duff, Hugh Mcmillan, VIM.
Farrell, L. Fjerstad, Ed. Rude, j. Rude,
O. Larson, J. A. Berge and daughter,
P. G. Johnson, H. A. Witzel. The
party went to Elkton and from there
over the Rock Island TO Kansas City,
where special train will take them to
Brownsville.
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The new Brookings hospital, which
has been in process OF construction
the past six months, is nearly complet-
ed and will be opened early in the
spring. The new furniture and
apparatus have been ordered, and as
soon as it arrives the hospital will be
ready to receive patients. The hospital
was built by the Brookings Hospital
Company, an incorporated company
Horace Fishbaok, Geo. 2. Sexauer,
and Drs. B. T. Green and F. E. Boyden
we're the incorpOratOrs. Drs. Green
and f. r. Boyden, who will have the
management of the hospital, are the
majority stockholders. The hospital
will be open at all times to the profess
ion for all medical and surgical cases,
and every possible courtesy will be
extended
The building was designed by Bell
& Detweiler, the Minneapolisarchitects,
who had general supervision Of the
work. Hans Jerde OF this city, was
the contractor. When completed the
building will cost about SIS, 600. The
general plan ofthe building was worked
out by DR.. Boyden when he was with
the Drs. Mayo at Rochester, and it is
one of the best planned and most up
to date hospital buildings in the north
west.
The new hospital building is located
on Tenth street, west of the college
campus, and has one OF the finest
locations that could be secured for a
building of this nature. The build
ing faces south and is built on an
eminence overlooking the city. 1t
is constructed of red brick, with solid
walls, and is trimmed with buff
pressed brick. 1t is a two and a half
story building, with a basement, and
its dimensions are 56x36. Back OF
this is an ell 20 feet wide and running
back 80 feet. The main entrance Is on
the south and stone steps lead to the
double doors. Everything in and
about the building is arranged for the
comfort and safety of the patients.
The windows are all double, and a
complete system OF ventilation Is
installed which insureS pure air in
every room. The interior woodwork
is all of hardwOrk, finished in the
natural color, and the walls are all
finished in white. The building is
especially we'll lighted, a very good
feature about a hospital, and each
[OOul IS pEOflu Will ldiS SC WiuuOWSs
At night a complete electric light
system lights the building.
Entering the main entrance on the
south we find ourselves in small
entrance hall, which leads to a large
hall running through the building
east and west. A smaller hall on the
north leads to the operating room.
On the right hand as we enter the
small hall is the reception room fol
patients. Beyond this and connected
is an Office and bedroom for the super.
intendent of nurses. On the left hand
side of the building and opening from
the small hall is a reception room and
parlor. In the southwest corner is
located a large diningroom which
opens into the main hall. A small
seperate hall leads from the dining
room to the kitchen at the northwest
corner. The kitchen is equipped with
all the necessary utensils for dietery
cooking, and here, as well as all over
the building, everything is arranged
in the most sanitary manner. A
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-02-07
LIGHT FINGERED GENTRY
Are Bothering the Good People OF
ElktOn

The citizens OF Elkton are talking of
organizing vigilance committee to
rid the town OF a gang OF thieves, who
have been plundering stores in the
city and private houses in town and
In the country. The work OF the gang
has been going on for weeks, and the
thefts have ranged from chickens
stolen from hen-coops in the town and
country, to clothing and other supplies
in the stores. Everything not locked
up or nailed down w4s carried off by
the thieves, and hundreds of dollars.
worth OF stuff has been taken. One
OF the gang by the name of Paul Feigen-
baum, a former inmate of the Mime
sofa reform school, was arrested on the
charge of robbing q clothing store.
He admitted his guilt, and he will be
up before the next term OF circuit court
on the charge OF grand larceny. A
dwelling house in town has been the
headquarters OF the gang, and part OF
the stolen property has been recovered
there.
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The NeighbOrhood club to the
number of about forty surprised Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Cutler at their home
on Medary avenue Saturday evening.
The evening was spent very pleasantly
at games, and nice lunch which the
invaders brought with them was served
During the evening Prof. Ii. B.
Mathews on behalf OF the Club,
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler with a
beautiful fruit dish. The Neighbor-
hood club is composed Of the families
in the immediate vicinity ofthe college,
and they make it a point to gather at
the home OF one OF the members every
two or three weeks. These gatherings
are usually surprises, and are always
enjoyable.
G. NJ. Olston, president OF the Sioux
Valley Nursery company, who lives at
the corner Of Eighth street and Eighth
avenue, was taken sick with smallpox
Friday and Saturday was removed to
the pesthOuse. This case, like the
other two cases, is in very light form.
The house will be kept in quarantine
Tor another week in case any OF the
other members OF the family should
come down with the disease. James
Overseth, the smallpox patient, who
has been ut the home OF II. K. Lloyd,
was removed to the pesthouse Friday,
and Monday the Lloyd family, were
released. The quarantine was also
removed from the Boyd house this
week. The three patients at the pest
house are doing nicely, and they expect
70 Le out in couple OF weeks.
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FARMERS OF STATE
Should Embrace Opportunity to Have
Seed Corn Tested

Theexperiment station at the college
has for number of years past tested
a large numb Der of samples of seed corn
for the farmers OF the state. This is
being continued, and every farmer in
Brookings county who has any doubt
about his seed corn should send it to
the college, and he will receive report
upon its vitality. Two kernels taken
from each of one hundred ears will
make good sample for a test. Prof.
J. S. Cole, the agronomist at the college,
who is one Of the best posted men in
the northwest upon corn culture,
informs US that never before in the
history of the state has the vitality
and terminating power of seed corn
been so low as this year. There has
been but a small part of the corn
husked the past fall that will grow at
all, and the vitality in great deal of
it that does show life is SO low that
when planted it will never reach the
top of the ground. This is very
important matter to the farmers of the
state, and they should look we'll into
it before another crop is planted.