The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-09

q. L WHY'S. cash expended s72.75
DR.. j. K. Bishop, service to prison
er, $3.50.
John shaw, bridge work, $1,000.
W. P. Lewis. Hardware Co, Mdse
ETC., $6.75.
A. w. Pride. carrying ballot box
$3.50.
t. NJ. Caldwell, carrying balloi
box $500.
D. A. Majors, work and material
1885.
]. @. Cummins, cutting bridge col
umns, $4,000.
w. w. Ogle, Mdse, $19.75.
d. A. Gordon, road supervisor $19.35
Daniel Drug Co., Mdse, etc. 1860.
Pecos Valley Drug Co, mdse., $500
Zion Office Supply Co, mdse., 1926
B. F. Daniel. contractor, material,
lumber, ETC., $415.90
w. P. Lewis Hardware Co., mdse..
1925
Kemp Lumber Co, lumber, $12.95
Pecos Valley Trading Co., $11.00
Winfred Anderson, stenographer j.
P. Court, services, 5000
K. S. Woodruff, sheriff, services of
deputy, quarantine, $1,000
Payto1 Drug Co, drugs, ETC., s24.95
St. Mary's Hospital, care of pau
pers, $3.50
John C. Peck, assessor, commits
sions, $1,S70.7S
Ullery Furniture Co., mdse., $203.70
Roswell Hardware Co, ndw., etc.,
$3.50
Ullery Furniture Co, collins and
grave for pauper, $500
Engineering Record, printing, $3.50
DR.. C. M. Mayes, examination of
insane person, $1,000
Hagerman Lumber & Hardware Co.
lumber, etc., $99.1S
w. S. Moore, work on road-book.
$4,000
Austin Reeves, road work, $43.50
Charles Austin, Dad work, $33.75
Kellahin & Ca1fee, insurance, $26.25
c. F. Matthews, j. P. supplies for
Office, $3.50
Roswell Wool & Hide Co., coal and
wood. $500
Charles Aston, o work, $4,000
Dexter Lumber Co., mdse., $4.02
II Is OTueTeu lHdI MTS. MARY NJ. BAR
'rett be allowed an exemption of 5000
on the valuation of her property for
tine year of 1906, as the head of fam
lily.
1t is ordered that w. ]. Wilson be
allowed 100000 exemption tax of
1902, as head of family.
Now comes James S. Detto1 and
others, by petition, and asks that GER
tain Snotinn limos i'm Turn II Q of
Ranges % and "a E., as described in
said petition, be declared public high
ways. Now, therefore, in consideration
of the premises, it is ordered that j.
N. Poteet be, and he lis hereby ap-
pointed Road Commissioner to view
and report on the ~adUisability of the
establishment of such public high
ways.
1t is ordered that tine Treasurer
and ex-offfcio Collector refund to r.
D.. Bell taxes On 100000 valuation for
year 1908, as head of family.
The butchers bond of Geo.. B. Grip
pin was examined and approved.
1t is ordered that j. P. Stewart be
allowed $4,000 exemption as head of
family, on valuation of property for
1908, said amount being value
all property returned by him.
Now comes j. J. Hagerman and 9TH
ers, and by petition asks for n es-
of a public highway, as
described in said petition. Now there
fore, after due consideration, and
the written consent of all par
ties owning land abutting or said
highway to give the right of way
it is ordered that a public highway
ona tho co mo ic hnrnhu dnaIornd
and established as described in said
petition, to-wit:
Beginning on the range line at the
N. E. corner of the SEA of NEA of
Sec. ~, Twp. IL s., R. "a E., thence
in a southerly direction along the
line between ranges "a and 25 E.,
IL s., a distance of about Is of
a mile, to the middle of the north u
the Ian running north and south,
said range line through the J..
J. Hagerman orchard, said public high
way to be 40 feet wide, or 20 feet on
each side of said described center
Provided, however, until other
wise necessary said proposed public
highway shall be and remain ras fol-
lows, towit: The lane as it now stands
between the Bots dare hedge fence
on tine east and the large cottonwood
trees on the west along the line be-
tween the Sk of the NEA of section
IL, Twp. IL S., of R. "a E., and the
Sk of the WI of SET Z, twp. IL
s., of r. 25 E., about one-fourth of a
mile; thence continuing in a south
direction for a center line rom
the middle of the south end of said
last described lane, to the middle of
the north end of the first above des-
cribed lane, about Is of a mile, said
e OF a mile to be 40 feet wide
or 20 feet on zach side of said des-
cribed center line.
Now ONE Presley P. Clark and
others and asks that A. H. Sanders
be appointed Road Supervisor in and
for the Spring Mound road precinct.
1t is therefore ordered that the said
A. H. Sanders be, and he is hereby