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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-12-09
4 RUSE 70 SAVE THE FORT
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You want to hear how Fort N. wes
saved from massacre by Indians. do
you? Well, l can tell you since | was
there.
Fort n. was a blockhouBe, a store and
a few dwellings. The Apaches came
down SO suddenly that we had no time
TO prepare. We divided between the
bIockhouse and he store There We're
several thousand dollars worth OF
goods. including provisions, in the store,
besides ammunition, which it wasn't
advisable to let the Indians have. The
building stood about 2UO yards from
the biockhouse, and a path a been
worn between the two. | was in tue
blockhouse with the eight men and the
women and children. There We're seven
men in the store. This comprised all
the people in the place. The division
of force was all right, but the DIVISION
of ammunition was all wrong That in
the fort had been suffered TO run low.
There was plenty in the store, but no
time TO move it. You see, u man came
galloping in to give warning, ana ten
minutes later down came the indians
1t was about moor when the attack
began. and by 4 O'Clock there wasn't a
pound of powder left to us in the BLOCK
house. We had kept up our spirits till
we learned of the deficiency, several OF
the women doing good service at the
l%oophoIes and altogether making it so
hot for the red devils that they didn't
dare make a rush across the open But
when the ammunition gave out we
were seized with a sudden fright. III
admit that my mind got on the butch
ery OF the women and children that
was sure to come, and | couldn't get Il
off. There was but one thing TO do
some one must make a run for the
store and a run back with ammunition.
OF course there wasn't one chance in len
of his getting through either way, hut
he might make the out trip even II ie
had to drag himself in with bullet holes
in him and tell them what we needed
Signal? Great Scott! Don't you sup,
pose the Indians would understand Il
signal? And when they did that would
be the end of us.
Well. we had two brothers in the
place. the Gordons. They kept the
store. Jim Gordon was will. us in tht
bIockhouse with the Gordon womct
and children. and John was at til,
store. John was the husband and fl
Their. Jim was a bachelor. John ia
trusted Jim with lis family Willie h'
looked otter the property jim Gordon
was a perfect deer at running ant
had practiced a zfgzag motion on pur
? pose to dodge Indians and their fire
IA volunteered to try aLrun for tn
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CONTINUED From Page One.)
Upon call for n who wanted to
speak, DR.. R. L. Bradley stated that
in the Williams case he had question
ed the parties as to instructions to
di~sinfect. and they told him that they
had very strict instructions from DR..
Kinsinger. DIR. Bradley said further
that there were not as many cases
of typhoid this year with the present
population as there were the first
year he lived mere, eight years ago,
but that there were more cases this
year than last He referred to the eff
fort of himself and other physicians
to find the source of infection on Riv-
erside Heights. and spoke of the work
as being done in good faith. He said
thai all the accused doctors should
be given a hearing and, if guilty,
should be taken to task. He said that
some of h were light, some
not so light and that one this summer
was the worst he had ever attended.
DIR. McCalib stated in regard to the
I'D ( Ala4C oSoAAol IL NAI ~ ~
rected the people to disinfect the dis
charges. He had told them to use car
bolic acid and lime, he said. The
case did not develop into typhoid, but
he said he had taken the necessary
precaution.
DIR. Kiasinger called for the reading
of the charge against him, and when
Mr.. WHY'S had taken the chair tenn
porarily, answered that his instruc-
tons in the williams case were full
relative to d~isinfection as they al
ways were. and that he also directed
the use OF a disinfectant nlouth wash.
He said that the physicians in a case
are not the nurse and cannot remain
to see that his directions are carried
out. He argued thai any person know
ing OF violations of sanitary avs and
not reporting them is a criminal and
deduced that If DIR. Parsons knew of
ali he things he talks of and did not
report them, he, likewise. is a Grim
inal. He recited incidents to prove
hat the physicians have been in ear
nest in trying 10 stamp out typhoid
DR.. Parsons responded By saying
that il he were guilty OF any criminal
neglect there were many others with
him, mentioning several who had
told him OF different cases. He refer
red also TO the question a. to whether
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the situation was alarming or not.
Both he and DR.. Kinsinger had gotten
quite %oratoricaI and showed no little
heat, DR.. Parsons excusing himself
for his heated reply on the ground
that DR.. Kinsinger had first started
the oratory.
DR.. Joyner then spoke up, saying
that it was sue articles as that of
DR.. Parsons that alarmed the people
and that, as a member of the investi-
eating board, he a enough evidence
to satisfy him and was ready to close
the case right then.
Upon call for anyone else to have
his say, C. S. Wolgomott arose and
told of a case of typhoid fever in
which his little girl died. saying that
all h instructions he had was to put
4 little lime over the discharges. He
said that DR.. Fisher was his attend
ng physician. Upon questioning, he
stated that he had also been instruct
ed to place the discharges in a hole.
DR.. Joyler asked DR.. Parsons wheth-
eF ne nau a right unOer the laws OF
the Territory to give a dose of medi-
cine in this territory. DR.. Parsons
said ne did not, but had a right to
use ~disinfectants.
DIR. Mayes stated that in behalf of
DR.. Fisher he would say that he
given very good instructions Inc had
taken the necessary p~recautio1.
Upon motion of Mr.. WHY'S, a re-
cess until Monday evening at 1880
was taken when, Chairman Kinsinger
announced. the nurses and other doc
tors will be given a hearing.
DIR. Joyner acted as secretary of
the meeting.
1t must be understood by the read
ing public hat the remarks above
reported are only the gist of the var
ious speeches of the session. In every
a Isl the salient points touched nave
been picked out and reported There
We're many bitter personalities utter
ed that have no real bearing on the
sanitary situation in Roswell, and all
of these are left out.
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are f%earfuIly superstitious they didn't
dare raise Il rife against the counter
part.
Jim was unbound and eventually re-
covered. 1t turned out that when John
saw his brother trying to reach the
store he surmised what it was for.
Knowing the superstition of the In
dams, he resolved as a forlorn hope t.
p~ersonate his brothers ghost. He took
a big chance and saved his family and
all the rest.
EMERY STONE TORBUT.
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Monongohela, w. Va, Dec. 9.-The
fire which broke out in No. s mine
Yesterday, was walled in this morning,
and the work of recovering bodies
of victims OF Fridays explosion was
resumed. Up to 10 o'clock no more
bodies had been brought to the sur
face, the list still standing at fifty
5hree.
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j. c. Barnett. of Merouge, La, and
rived last night for a visit of ten
days with their cousin, r. F. Barnett,
Dick refers TO them as his little
cousins their combined weight being
500 pounds, J. c. barnett visited
Roswell twelve years ago and is sim
ply astonished at the revolution that
has been wrought.
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Hunter Shot in Arm.

Alphonse Schalck, of Oklahoma,
who has been hunting in the moua-
tains west of Hope, was brought in
Saturday with a wound in his left
arm, having been accidentally shot
by a companion. The injury is be
tween the elbow and shoulder and is
not dangerous. He is being cared for
at st. Mary's hospital.
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Order your Xmas peanut and cocoa
nut candy. crackerjack and popcorn
balls at wholesale prices. from Brooks
Restaurant and Confectionery. East
Fifth street. 4etf
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Mrs. Russell Wilson, who has been
here visiting her mother, Mrs. L. B.
Phillips, left Sunday for Canyon City
to Join her husband. From there they
win go TO Tulia to make their home
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The Daughters of the Co1federacy
did well with their bazaar and sale in
the Ullery show window Saturday,
selling every article on hand with the
least trouble. They realized a snug
sum from the sale.
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James Ford, of the Fr~eidenbloom
barber shop, is happy over the arriv-
al OF a sou at his hime a few days ago.
A happy coincidence of the event is
that the young man arrived on his
mothers birthday.
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W. G. Girard. of Snyder, Texas. ar
rived Sunday to attend the bedside
of his brother. Fl. J. Garrard, who is
a patient at st. Mary's hospital. Mrs.
H. J.. Garrard arrived Sunday from
Dexter.
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Mrs. R. C. Schooley and son, o
Warrensburg, Mo-, who have beer
visiting Thomas Boone and family
left Sunday for Canyon City, Tex.
on their way home.
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Nola Oliver left Sunday morning
al of his mother, who passed away
Saturday. He will be gone about two
weeks.
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j. w. Thurman, who visited his
daughter. Mrs. Luvella Seney. for
three weeks, left Sunday for his home
in Atlanta, Mo.
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You ought to begin to think about
those books. Our Xmas stock is al
ready here for your i1spection.-In-
gersoll Book Store. If
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J.. NJ. Hervey. Attorney General of
New Mexico, left Sunday morning for
Fe to assume the duties of his
office.
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Notice 70 Eiks.

Regular meeting OF Roswell Lodge
No. s6s B. P. o. EIks. Tuesday even
ing at 1880. mitiafiol.-A- Hanney
z. r. 4et2
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w. ]. Townsley returned to Amaril
10 Sunday after spending a week here
on business and visiting friends.
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Miss Ora Claude returned Sunday
from Artesia, where h has been
employed as nurse.
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Mrs. S. E. Russ returned Saturday
evening from a visiting trip to east
ern Texas and Louisiana points.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-12-09

B. H. Thompson and wife, who We're
da Sunday.
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L. l.. Johnson made a trip to Elkins
Sunday.
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lobe Stewart came up from Carls-
bad Sunday morning to spend wv
days with his family.
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Frank Wyckoff, of Hope, arrived
Sunday for U. S. petit jury service.
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B.. H. Wixom, of Hagerman, came
up Sunday to spend a few days.
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Postmaster Robert Kellahin left
Sunday morning on a business trip
to Melrose and Clovis.
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Mrs. NJ. E. Harshey, of Hagerma1
was a visitor here Sunday and Mon
day.
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John l. Hinkle, of Hagerman, spent
Sunday here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Gage, of Hope,
arrived Sunday for a visit.
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T. R. Chisholm came up from Arte
STA Sunday to attend court.
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Tom Malone returned Sunday morn
ing from Hagerman.
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Well Make You a Suit or Coat.
from fabrics of your own selection.
You don't have to take any particular
pattern in order to obtain a good fit.
Our garments are all bound to fit, be-
measurements, Twill stay fit too No
amount of wear can spoil the shape
which has been tailored, not pressed,
into the garments.
E. A. MUELLER, THE TAILOR.
222 NORTH. MAIN.
Phone No. 313. % N. Main
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LOCAL NEWS ;

For land scrip see w. G. Skillman,
j. H. Nook, of Dexter, spent Sunday
with his family here.
Ed Weidman spent Sunday vita
Roswell friends.
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0aS Eiouo. Recital, mel.
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lioentin Der llnipcriitdt fiir Mitiif
mo oronlotiihe aumit IN Moibings
ton, in Sebmam'SSnue an Scr Noro.
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lcrild)cn Stonopuultt elm GROCER Gr.
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fonncn ItolS oororli 5urild blifen,
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belplelcn bat, oaB liic ibrcn gcrlli
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baben. 9os Eublifunt mar elm oant-
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sine stcnc Gus vocaopooo", .2jt3 Gait a1ot, in WmeO's q

Cine Scene olr3 oGco0moo0", ,9id'3
torimn" ij6cr sic 9rctter oc6t, bean
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lloh Scr Nclm6obn 5lt S6ccpabcoo
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miro Bier onr@ cine por5ii1liGc Csc
icaIdaft mtfaciil6rt lulo Gin @cillA
0c3 oNnoitoriuma" oiiritc ii0 oubcr
motif lobncn. shrbcr Den iiblidcn
Wottncc'n fin0ct ont 0onfio0ul,0S.
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