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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-06-10

volumes have been annotated on the
margins by Mr.. Read calling attention
to amendments by subsequent legisla
lures of laws then in force and the
construction placed upon many OF
them by the Territorial Supreme
Court as we'll as crossing out any stat
utes that have been entirely repealed
since the last compilation of laws
The other two sets were secured for
the purpose of mutilation, as each
member will require two books out
of which to cut statutes still opera
tive for use in the compilation which
will have to be done before the actual
revision can be accomplished
The law revision commission is
vested with practically the same pow
er as the legislature, although when
its labors are finished the construct
i've work must be submitted for ap-
proval and enactment to the Thirty
eighth Legislative Assembly which
will convene in 1909 The commission
ers will take up section by section as
tney go along, giving a complete his
tory of the various statutes from the
time of their Introduction together
with decisions rendered by the Terrific
rial supreme court relative to their
constitutionality or Interpretation by
that tribunal.
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eeoroia pav at jamestown.

Norfolk, Va, June 1O-Tne second
visit of President Roosevelt to the
Jamestown exposition attracted anoth
er tremendous crowd, thousands com
ing from Georgia to witness the dedi-
dation of the Georgia Building and
hear the address of the chief execu-
tive. The beautiful Georgia building
is an exact reproduction of the girl
hood home of Martha Bullock, mother
of the president, and the front steps
of the original structure are a part
of the reproduction. From these steps
the peside1t spoke to his assembled
crowds, paying a glowing tribute to
the commercial growth and progress
of the New South. After speaking
again this afternoon before the con-
vention of the National Editorial as
sociation, the president will leave i'm
mediately for Washington, and on
Wednesday will leave for Oyster Bay
to spend the summer.
Another feature of the Georgia day
celebration was the presentation of a
$4,000 ten-piece silver service to the
the state. Governor Terrell, of Geor
gia, and his staff played prominent
part in the ceremonies on the big YES
sci in Hampton Roads, as well as at
the opening of the Georgia building.
The silver service is triumph of the
siNersmith's art and consists of ten
pieces of heavy silver and forty-eight
cups. Captain Davenport. command
er of the Georgia formally accepted
the gift on behalf of the navy.
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EIks Gather in Beaumont.

beaumont, Texas, June 1O.-Frater,
pAl emblems, flags, bunting and thou
synds of colored incandescent lights
have been used in decorating Pearl
avenue and other business and resi-
dence streets of the Texas oil metro
polls in honor of the hundreds OF
EIks who arrived today for the three
days convention to be held in this
city. A handsome welcome arch mas
been constructed at Pearl and Crock
EFT streets and the decorations thru
opt the city are the most lavish ever
attempted for fraternal convention
in this section. Over $1,000 has been
spent in Transforming the club rooms
OF the Beaumont Ellls, the finest in
the state, into a scene of unusual
beauty and magnificence. The com
mercial and business organizations
OF the city nave combined with the
local lodge in providing entertainment
for the visitors and expect to make the
n Getting the most successful ever held
in the southwest
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Must Redeem, Unused Tickets.

Olympia, Wash, June 10.-Accord-
ing to a regulation laid down by the
Washington state railroad commission
which becomes effective today, all un-
used regular transportation tickets in
hands of bona fide purchasers must
hereafter be redeemed at face value
by the railway company selling the
ticket This provision of the law,
which must be posted in all passenger
stations, is as follows:
"Any lawful holder of a regular
trip ticket hereafter sold by any
railroad company in this state for use
within the state at regular or sched-
ule fare may, at any time within six
months of date of sale of such ticket,
present such ticket to any general
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Look Out For Our Wagon.

Our tank wagon is marked Inde-
pendent and is on the streets of Ros-
well from a. m, until 6 p. M, each
and every day during working days.
II you want to hit the Standard Oil
Trust solar plexus blow, stop our
wagon and try our goods. We must
have your support, both moral and
real to live. If the consumers will act
as they talk we will do the rest.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY co.
Independent Refineries.
76-tf. Phone 412.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
FOR OKLAHOMA SENATORSHIP

Guthrie. o. T., June 10.-For U. S
senators of the new state of Oklaho
ma Robert L. Owen. of Muskogee. and
Roy V. Hoffman, of Chandler, appear
to have won the nominations at the
Democratic primaries. Owen, who is
one-eighth Cherokee, has been a
teacher. editor. banker and attorney
in the Territory for many years. Hoff-
man also has been a lawyer and an
editor He served in the Spanish war.
c. N. Haskell, of Muskogee. and Lee
Cruce. of Ardmore. each claims the
nomination for governor The result
is still in doubt
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Live Stock Market,

Kansas City. June 10.-Receipts
1000 Market steady to ten cents
higher. Southern steers, 3.7505.50; +;
Southern COWS, 2.5O@4OO; stockers
and feeders, 3.5O@470; bulls. 3.45@
4,S5; calves. 4.00@6.75: western fed
steers, 4.25@6.O0; western fed cows,
3.O5@4.O5
Sheep receipts, 5000 Market stea-
dy. Muttons, 5.7566.75: lambs, 7.50@
$50; range wethers, 5.OO07.1O; fed
ewes, 47506.15
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JAPS. HOLD FEDERAL Gov
EMINENT RESPONSIBLE

Toxic, Japan, June 10.-The Council
Of Progressive today adopted resolu-
tions declaring that the anti-Japanese
acts at San Francisco "are not of a
temporary nature, and the Federal
government at Washington must be
held responsible for failure to pre-
vent such outrages," and that the
attitude of our government toward
that in Washington so far has been
unsatisfactory to the Japanese nation" !"
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MunicipaI Ownership MEETING,

New York, June 10.-The munich
pal ownership commission of the Ma
tional Civic federation which mas been
investigating the subject in various
American and European cities, held
d meeting here today to consider it's
report. the final session will likely
De held two weeks hence and the re-
port of the convention will be made
public shortly afterward.
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EXAMINATIONS FOR
COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP.

Messrs. Mark Howell. C. c. Hill and
>. M. Reid have been appointed as a
committee by the Board of County
Commissioners for the purpose of ex
amining ON June 25th at the Central
School Building. at ten O'Clock a. m,
such persons as may make application
in writing before that date for the
indigeat scholarship % one Of the ter
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PACKING HOUSE STRIKE
THREATENED IN CHIcA(

Chicago, June 10.-A repetition of
the packing house strike of five years
ago, which was attended with more
violence tnan any labor trouble of
similar duration il Chicago. became
possible yesterday when the stock
yards drivers voted almost unani-
mously to go out next Saturday unless
their demand for an increase of four
cents an hour in wages is granted
by the packing concerns
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TWENTY-EIGHT PASSENGERS
GO DOWN WITH STEAMEF

Barbados, June 1O.-Twenty- ignt
passengers, including twelve women
and children, were drowned by the
sinking of the French schooner La
Jelousa, bound for st. Lucias from
Cayenne. The schooner sank off Bar
BADGES Friday night. The captain and
six men reach Barbados yesterday.
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Law Revision Commission.

Santa Fe, June 10.-Practically ev-
erything is now in readiness for com
mencing the work of the law revision
commission appointed in accordance
with an act of the recent legislative
assembly to compile and revise the
statutes of New Mexico. 1t is estimat-
ed that the work will consume about
a year. Commodious quarters have
been fitted out and placed at the dis
posal of the commission on the third
floor of the capitol, comprising the
suite of committee and other ante
rooms of the House of Representa-
tives
Attorney Benjamin NJ. Read of this
city, who was elected as secretary of
the law revision commission, has been
busily engaged for the past two
months in making preparations for
the actual work. He has secured, witn
two exceptions, all of the reference
books together with other supplies
needed. The only volumes missing
are a Spanish copy of the Compiled
Laws of 1897 and a paper bound pam
phlet of the Session Laws of 1903, al
so printed in Spanish. The Territory
has furnished a large number of the
books, including decisions of the var
ious state and territorial supreme
courts which we're loaned from the
Territorial library.
Eacn of the five members of the
has been supplied with
three leather bound copies of the
Compiled Laws OF 1897. Five OF these
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REMARKABLE DEALS
IN TERRITORIAL LANDS
Resolution Passed by the Territorial Land Board of
1901. Giving Exclusive Rights to Purchase
Territorial Timber Lands


Mexico special meeting held November 1901 The resolution
= speaks eloque1tly for itself follows:
board right
and
fo
:
&
be
forfeited shall considered
it a
money shall not be returned to said company in said sales are
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absence of James Kirwan, who is ex-
pected to arrive from Boise tonight
A telegram of confidence was sent to
Meyer, Haywood and Pettibone, and
a committee on CREDENTIALS was ap-
pointed. A recess was then taken un-
til afternoon when it is expected that
the credentials committee will report
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ritorial school institutions, as provided
for by the last legislature, which ap-
propriated $4,000 for the support of
such scholarships.
The examining committee will make
report to the county commissioners
on or before July 1st.
w. NJ ATKINSON.
Chairman County Commissioners.
Daily to oath.
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TERRITORIAL BOARD OF
EDUCATION MEETS TODAY.

The Territorial Board of Education
is scheduled for a meeting today at
Santa Fe, for the purpose of letting
the contract for the furnishing of the
school books for the ensuing four
years. The contracts represent about
$25.0OO. and there will be mucn com
petition.
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ORIENTAL SALOON
ROBBED LAST NIGHT.

A rear window of the Oriental sa-
loon was broken open last night and
burglars entered Tney broke open
some slot machines and took out the
contents, amounting, it is said, to
about s35. So far as known there is
no clue to the robbers.
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HOTEL AT NORFOLK, VA,
DESTROYED BY FIRE

Norfolk, Va, June 10.-The Prin-
cess Anne Hotel, at Virginia Beach,
was destroyed early today by fire.
More than fifty guests had a narrow
escape. Two negro chambermaids are
The loss is estimated at over
100000
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Minnesota woodmen Roll Lous.

,Luverne, Mimi, June 1O.-Axmen
from all parts of southern Minnesota
and northern iowa are taking part in
the annual logrolling and picnic of
the Woodmen in this city today. Sew
eral prominent officials of the order
are here and will also attend the as
sembly of the Northern Iowa Wood
men association at Spirit Lake We'd
neSday
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FREEMAN AND CAMERON
GOING TO SEATT

According to plans, Judge A. A.
Freeman, of Carlsbad, and ]. o. Cam
eron, councilman from this district
to the last legislature, are scheduled
to leave Carlsbad today for Seattle,
Washington, where they will be for
some time, and may remain -perma-
nently. Both have been useful men in
the development of the Pecos Valley
and in advancing all its business, po-
litical e. ucational and moral inter
eStS.
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UNCONFIRMED REPORT
OF AN ASSASSINATION

New York, June 1O.-Up TO 1000
o'clock today no confirmation of the
reported assassination of President
Cabrera of Guatemala had been re-
ceived. The report came by way of
Mexico last night.
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HIlLSBoRO GIRLS

PLACED IN THE PEN.
Mrs. Valentino Madril and Miss AL
ma Lyons, convicted of murder in the
first degree and sentenced to hang for
the poisoning of the formers hus-
band. and whose sentences were COM
muted by Acting Governor Reynolds
to Imprisonment cor life, have been
placed in the Territorial penitentiary.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-06-10

G. A Richardson. president of the
Roswell Commercial Club, has appoin-
ted the following delegates to the
in Denver, Colo, June 18 to 20: c.
F. Joyce, c. A. Baker, w. S. Prayer,
Sylvester P. Johnson, E. H Williams
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SANTA FEE CENTRAL
CHANGES

The Santa Fe Central, running out
of Torrance and Santa Fe, has chang
ed it's time table. The train leaving
Torrance departs at 11:45, instead of
11:OO, and is due at Santa Fe at 500
p. M, instead of $40. Coming east
the train leaves Santa Fe at 200 p.
M, instead of 1920, and is due at Tor
rance at 1850 p. m, instead of -S:15.
Quite a saving of time is thus made.
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OIL OIL OIL

If you want good goods at honest
prices, call up Phone 412 and ask our
wagon to deliver you our high-grade
oil or gasoline. Give us a trial and let
rs convince you
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY co.
Independent Oil Refineries.
76-tf. Phone 412
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Holiness Meeting Adjourns

Qskaloosa, Ia, June 10.-The Ma
tiotal Holiness camp meeting, which
had been in progress here since May
81 land has attracted hundreds of Wis
itofs from all parts of the Ulited
Stttes, closed today. The delegates
LIVED in tents and all meetings, which
wfre marked by great enthusiasm,
wfre held on the campus of the Cen
tIbl Holiness university, east of this
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
local RenortA

Roswell, N NJ, June 10-Tempera-
ture.-Max-, "a; min. 54; mean, SO.
Precipitation, 90: wind N, velocity
4 miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Tuesday; stationa.
ry temperature.
M. WRIGHT,
Ofncial Ia Charge.
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passenger agent or assistant general
passenger agent of the railroad selling
sutn ticket, or at the ticket Office
where such ticket was purchased, for
redemption, and be entitled to receive
from such agent in cash the amount
paid for such ticket
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ALLEGED ASSOCIATE OF ORCH
ARD TAKEN TO BOISE, BUT
MAY NOT TESTIFY.
ORCHARDS FIFTH DAY

Counsel for the Defense Pronounce
Him Most Difficult Witness The
Witness Corrects His Testimony
and Makes Admissions Under Cross
Examination.
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THE DAILY
PRESS
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ADDRESS
ES NATIONAL EDITORIAL
ASSOCIATION.
TWO GREAT MOVEMENTS

The Re-shaping of Our System of
Taxation and the Utilization of Our
Natural Resources to the Greatest
Benefit of the Nation as a Whole.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
NEW YORK PHYSICIAN
EXPIRES AT HOSPITAL

Dr. ]. Clark Thomas, an eminent New
York physician, who arrived at the
Laukershlm hotel with his wife about
a month ago, died early yesterday
morning Mt the Good Samaritan hos
pital,
Although he has long been a sufferer
from BriRhts disease and came to Calf
tornia for his health, It was not until
week ago that he contracted pneu-
monia, which caused his death,
For moro than thirty years DR.. Thom-
as was a practicing physician in New
York and he ranked among the lead
ing men of his profession. lie was q
graduate of Yale in the class of "a,
where he received the degree of =. a.
Since that time he has received from
other institutions the degrees Of A. NJ.
LII. y. and NJ. ". The New York
County Medical association, the Uni
versity club and the Society Of Alumni
Of Bellevue hospital all knew him as
a prominent member
Funeral arrangements have not been
made ana Mrs Thomas is waiting for
word from her two daughters in the
east.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
West Seventh Deals

DR.. Carl Kurtz has purchased from
a local investor the premises 1875 West
Seventh street. size G0X149 feet to alley,
with nominal improvements for 500 OOO
R.A. Rowan & Co. and f, NJ. Phelps &
Co. acted as agents.
r n. Fay, president of the Fay Fruit
company, has concluded a deal convey
ing to Joseph Burkhart the ownership
of the property on the southeast corner
of West Seventh street and Union ave-
nue., lot 130X15O feet. with a tWo-story
frame residence on the rear of the lot
Mrs. Sarah II. Van Nuys has pur-
chased from William LoudOn of In
diana the northeast corner of Seventh
and Winter streets improved with a
tWo-story and basement building
known as the Ncthcrland hotel, 'front.'
ing los feet on Seventh street and 120
feet ON Wilmer. for $4,000 cash. The
purchase was made as an investment
This property was bought by Mr.. Lou
den twelve months ago for $3S,0OO. r.
A. Rowan & Co. and w. b, Merwin K
co. negotiated the sale.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
BOARD APPROVES
SCORING SYSTEM
lnsures Better Care for Diaries and,
Therefore, of the Milk Supply.
Los Angeles Falls
Into Line

The board of health yesterday ap-
proved the scoring system devised by
the United States bureau of animal
industry in regard to dairies. Under
this system dairies are scored for
points, just as animals or eXamina-
tion papers are-1O0 constituting per-
fection.
Dr. L. NJ. Powers health officer, as
chairman of the pure food committee
Of the County Medical society, pre-
sented a report emphasizing the value
OF the system which reaches the source
of supply of the milk-the dairies and
farms.
1t had its origin in preparing en-
tries OF COWS for exposition purposes
and has met with general commen-
dation among dairymen, milk dealers,
physicians and health officers.
Because of climatic conditions in
California by which COWS get more
open-au stabling the government form
mas been altered somewhat in this state.
Any milk which goes under 40 in
scoring is rejected by the milk board
of trade and is ruled off the market.
The board promptly adopted this
system, which will be supplementary
to the regulations covering inspection
by the regular inspector of the local
board, George Head
The other day Federal Inspector
Mcdonald and Local Inspector Hood
checked the same dairy on two diff
ferent days. One marked it 10 and the
other marked it Il. This was cited as
an instance of how practical the idea
is for experts.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
Says the Stock of the Crescent Company Would Be Cheap Five
Times Present PriceAdvises His Friends Buy Literally

S. A. Maxwell, who for twenty years
past has been more or less in the en-
ploy of Lucky" Baldwin as an engineer
in his irrigation works, and man very
we'll known by stationary engineers of
Los Angeles and Southern California,
has become an enthusiast over the Won
derful Crescent rotary steam engine.
In conversation with Mr.. Maxwell the
other day he consented to speak in be-
half of this engine and in his emphatic
way gave expression to the belief that
here was certainly the greatest in
vention of the century"
For years I have followed the en-
CINE development of the world l have
noted the occasional appearance of rO-
tary engines, but upon investigation
and under trial have found them to
lack some principle that seemed miss
ing to make them successful. ] was
attracted to the Crescent rotary steam
engine through some friends, and also
having seen the advertisements in the
city papers, and decided to look into
it; and, sir. it Is all that the inventor
and the company claim for it, 1t has
that one thing which has baffled all
other rotary engine builders to make
successful-the right balance and steam
control,
bration are essentials in the engine that
expects to displace present methods,
and the Crescent rotary has every other
type skinned a mile or two, If you per-
nit this 'horsy' expression.
do think the stock a good invest
ment? Well I should smile | do. |
regard it as one of the industrial securl-
ties of the age, ranking it in the class
of the telephone, telegraph, Wcsting-
house air control and other revolution
airy inventions.
81 also consider the present price OF
one dollar a share a big snap, and TO
prove it have invested every dollar l
can scrape together and am only sorry
that it is not ten times as much.
Il consider the earning capacity OF
such a factory as enormous, for just
as fast as they can make these engines
there will be anxious buyers, and as 1t
Is the only engine Of its class in the
world | see no reason why the factory
can't name a price that will show a
great big profit, I'm sure 1T can and
viii.
"I have no hesitancy i'm urging my
friends to buy this stock in Just as
large blocks as their money viii allow.
This interview is entirely unsolicited
| am an entire stranger TO Mr. Larson
and his assistant, but before in
vestng l made a thorough study Id
of the engine; investigated the -
company, its rights and its re- L.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
TO KEEP TAB ON
HEALTH EMPLOYEES
BOARD WILL SELECT CHIEF
INSPECTOR
Daily Reports Filed viii Be Looked
Into to Insure Good Work
and to obviate Any
Padding

one OF the reforms which will be in
troduced in the health department at
once is the appointment of a chief
Inspector to keep tab on the work of
the sanitary inspectors.
Mayor Harper was informed recent
lY that reports Of inspectors I'm the
department were padded and as chair
man Of the board ne asked Health
officer Luther NJ. Powers what check
he kept on the daily work of his men.
Il call for daily reports said Or.
Powers. "and follow up as many as
possible and also direct that COM
plants be looked into. once | did
have reason to believe that the re-
ports were padded, but that was sew
eral years ago and it was remedied.
Il had hoped to make Inspector
Henry \. Barraclough chief inspector,
but he is in the hospital preparing for
a stomach operation and l do not know
when he Will be out. 1t takes q man
of age and judgment to oversee this
work
Hold on to that idea. 1t is a good
one" said the mayor.
DR.. Powers has put on two men to
take the place temporarily of Inspector
BarraClough. Inspector Ready sent a
letter dated three days ago, but mailed
yesterday, saying that he was ready
to report for duty from his leave of
absence yesterday, but he failed to
appear. Ready's work has been ques-
toned by the board and he will prob
ably remain outside of the breast
works.
The two men who were put on tenn
porarily will get a credit of twenty
POINTS if they serve sixty days, in
accordance with the rules of the civil
service commission.
Some men whom the board would
wish to add to its force of inspectors
refuse to accept a temporary appoint.
ment, such as is called for under the
rules.