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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-12-20

Mayor ]. w. Stockard presided and
the following aldermen We're in their
places at a recess meeting of the city
council. held last night in the coun-
Gil chamber: Bell Church, Johnson.
Kinsinger. Robinson, whiteman,
wiseley and wyllys. Being recess
meeting, tipe rody proceeded to busi-
ness without the reading of minutes.
Four new ordinances were intro
duced calling for a special election
on February 20 to vote on the issu-
ance OF bonds for water and sewer
systems. street Improvement. etc, the
same as were called for in the osdi-
naaces that have been passed and
published heretofore In the Record.
nv. r. Bullock. bond attorney. 1t
the time OF recent visit I'm Roswell,
stated that in order to make the
bonds legal voting places must be
established IN every ward in the city
and registration must precede the
election. These provisions were not
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made il the original ordinances and
for this reason the new ones had to
be passed and the date moved for
ward a few weeks on the calendar.
Under suspension of the rules the
four ordinances We're passed, naming
voting places and judges of election,
calling for the registration of voters
and providing in every way for the
taking of the vote.
President wyllys took the chair
while Mayor Stockard introduced an
ordinance amending the city ordin-
ance regulating retail liquor houses,
by which the year of 1908 is excepted
from the rule and the license on said
saloons is reduced for that gear to
the sum of $1,000. Mr.. Stockard ex-
planned his motive for introducing
the ordinance, saying that. in the
first place. he believed it right and
Just to the saloon men, and that, af-
ter a careful investigation of business
found it necessary that the license
be reduced; further, that he introduc-
ed the ordinance because he wanted
to take the responsibility of 1t. He
further stated that he would appre-
ciate the votes of the councilmen
who voted for its passage, and hoped
that all could see their way clear to
do so. Without further statement and
without argument the rules were sus-
pended and the ordinance passed.
Messrs. Bell. Church, Johnson. Rob
inson and whiteman voted for tne
reduction, and KINSINGER, WISE
LEY and wYLLYs VOTED AGAINST
1T. The vote was five to three and
the ordinance was declared passed.
When Mayor Stockard introduced
the ordinance, Mr.. Wyllys raised the
objection that it was not lawful for
anyone other than member to in
troduce such an ordinance. Mayor
Stockard overruled the objection af-
ter consulting City Attorney Scott
who said that while ae would not
say the proceeding was unlawful. pro-
nounced IT somewhat irregular
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Mr.. Church expressed a willingness
to introduce the ordinance if neces-
sary, but he did not consider it so.
In the old saloon ordinance is a
clause that so long as the license fee
remains $4,000 the number of saloons
shall not be increased until the town
grows sufficiently to permit addition
al saloons ON the basis of one saloon
for every 1000 people. The passage
of the new ordinance last night
leaves the question open, many. de-
claring that it removes the restric-
lowed in the city.
A recess was taken.
Throws is Wide Open.
City Attorney X. K. Scott holds
that Ordinance No. 65, passed April
4. 1906, known as the restricting sa-
loon ordinance. is repealed by impli-
cation by the passage of the new ord
nance last night. and that after jan
ton to the city clerk can secure a
license to do retail saloon business
upon the payment of $3.50 per quarter
in advance.
Ordinance No. 65. passed April Z,
1906, by section 3, provides:
THAT no retail liquor license shall
be issued or allowed by the City Coun
ell of the City of Roswell, unless
there shall be by actual count or CEN
sus taken, at least two thousand
C. .0o0) people for each and every IL
censed saloon within the city limits
of the City of Roswell; provided, how
ever, this limitation shall apply as
long as the present high license shall
be in force and not otherwise"
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NUMBER $50

the Hondo on East Second street, af-
ter a brief illness with stra1gulated
hernia. She was seventyseven years
old, and her age was a contributing
cause of death. The funeral was held
from the home this afternoon at one
ting the service. Burial was made in
the South Side cemetery. Mrs. Simp-
son leaves a husband. several years
her senior and, in spite of his age,
an active and we'll known gardener.
They came to Roswell five years ago.
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THE PUPILS OF MRS. kATHA
RiNE AuDRAtN MAckAY WILL
GIVE a RECITAL AT THE PRES
BvTERIAN CHURCH TOMORROW
{saturday) AFTERNOON At TWO
O'CLOCK. THE PROGRAM WILL
BE UNIQUE. THE PUBLIC IS COR
plALLY INVITED NO ADMISSION
CHARGED.
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PROHIBITION IN SIGHT
FOR CITY OF ROSWELL

The Democratic party Of Roswell in it's convention
held the 7th day of March, 1906 adopted platform
with the following plank
THAT we favor THE PRESENT high license on sa-
looms, the suppression of gambling etc.
The members of the present city Council pledged
to maintain the high license They elected that
platform and good democrats and good citizens they
it to their party and to their city to carry out the
wishes of the party The action taken last night in
direct contradiction to the platform of the party, and the
wishes of the people Of Roswell.
By cutting in two the high license Saloons the
pledge given to the people of Roswell by the democratic
party has been violated Thus the entire saloon question
has been reopened and the matter will have to be fought
over again. What does it mean?
1t simply that the saloon leaders have brought
upon themselves the beginning of the end of the saloons
in the city of Roswell and the Record pedgea itself to dol
all in it's power to bring about this desired end The Rec
ord stands for Prohibition in the city of Roswell Fur
thermore pledges itself to oppose the election any city
office of any who will not also pledge himself to dol
all in his power bring end to the existence of saloons
in this city.
Can this be done? 1t can The law of the territory
expressly confers upon the city council the right to pro
hbit Saloons 1t says: The city council shall have the
right to license, restrict prohibit
This seems plain enough The Record believes that
the action taken last night by the city council will unite
the people of Roswell against the existence of saloons m
this city It will not be party NATTER it should not be-
but it will be question of right against wrong.
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Order your Xmas peanut and cocoa
nut candy, crackerjack and popcorn
balls at wholesale prices. from Brooks
Restaurant ald Confectionery, East
Fifth street 40tf
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WE HAVE AN IMMENSE LINE
OF ROCKERS OF ALL KINDS FOR
XMAS TRADE TO SELL AT COST.
WE ARE ALSO GIVING A NICE
ONE AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE:
ULLERY FURN. CO.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report. Observation Taken a
900 a. n.y.

Roswell, N NJ, Dec. 20.-Tempera-
ture.-Max.. yesterday "A; min. 20;
mean, 80.
Precipitation. 90; wind W.. velocity
2 miles; partly cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight. fair Saturday
and warmer tonight.
Forecast for New Mexico.
Tonight, warmer; partly cloudy
snow in north portion Saturday, snow
in north fair in south portion: colder
in northwest portion.
M. WRIGHT.
Ofacial II Charge.
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Mrs. Smith Entertains Club.

Mrs. o. H. Smith entertained the
Monday Card Club at her home on
North Pennsylvania avenue yester-
day afternoon, Mrs. r. E. Robinson
and Mrs. G. o. Hollow being invited
guests of honor. Five Hundred, the
clubs adopted amusement, was play
ed, affording a pleasant afternoon.
Refreshments were served.
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1t will be worth your while to hear
DR.. Parsons Monday night on Nerve
and Nerves. The doctor has the
nerve, also the wit and knowledge,
pressible.
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Apples, Apples.

There are no cheap apples this
season; poor apples are quite expen-
sive. Better pay a small premium for
our fancy Oregon fruit and have such
quality as will make you forget the
price.-Roswell Seed Co. 46tf
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IF YOU ARE NEAR THE STORE,
CALL IN AND GET A FREE TICK
EFT IN DRAWING TO OCCUR SAT
URDAY NIGHT AT $50 FOR FINE
ROCKING CHAIR uLLERY FUR
NiTURE co.
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ELEGANT LINE OF PORTER CUR
TAINS AT HALF PRICE. SEE OUR
SHOW WINDOWS ULLERY FUR
NITURE co.
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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, 40tf
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J. NJ. NayIor of Loveland, Colo.
who has been in tle valley for sever
al weeks looking after land interests,
left this morning for his home.
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Those beautiful leather goods you
see in Patterson's window are nome
manufactured. Nothing made in the
Southwest is equal to them. Aft
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L. G. Carpenter and family have
arrived from Cherokee, Okla, and
will make their home. in Roswell. Mr..
Carpenter is a brotner-in-law of c.
N. Frager, of the Roswell Gas Co.
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Miss Winnie Mikesell, who had
been living in Roswell and Dexter for
eighteen months, left this morning
for her old home in Covington, Onio.
She is a sister of W. B. Mikesell.
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250,0OO home grown trees, twenty
varieties in apples. The only tree to
plant in the Pecos Valley. You as
sumo no risk in shipment.-The Arte-
sia Nursery, J. S. Highsmith, Prop.
Wyatt Johnson, Salesman 96tf
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Glasses are excellent Christmas
gifts. 1t will pay you to talk with DR..
Hunsberger, the expert optician at
links Jewelry Store. Ats
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On account of the Baptist meeting
DR.. Parsons lecture, for the benefit
of the school fund, has been postponed
until next Monday night, Dec. 23rd.
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INTEREST IN DRAWING CON-
TEST FOR ELEGANT ROCKING
CHAIR CAUSES MANY CALLERS
FOR TICKETS AT ULLERY FURN.
CO. t2
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Mrs. H. T. Stanfield left this morn
ing for her home in Clovis after
spending a few weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs J. NJ. Miller.
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AN INDIGNATION MEETING
SATURDAY OR MONDA

8 There is talk of calling a
s mass meeting to be held Sat
3 urday or Monday night for
8 the purpose of concentrating .
3 public sentiment, forming an {
2 organization and taking prac- :
8 tical steps of some kind to .
3 prevent the city council from
8 more Christmas presents. {
5 There is no fear, however, (
3 that property taxes will be
3 reduced or that the merchants (
3 will find any free occupation
3 licenses in their stockings.
"a I
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o. NJ Linn, who has been here
greater part of the time for several
weeks looking after business, left
this morning for Dalhart, Tex, where
he will resume the management of
the Coon Land & Cattle Co.
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The supporting program of the
taird of the school lyceum lectures
at the Christian church Monday
night win be one of the strongest of
the year. Read 1t elsewhere
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Luther Stover will return this eve
ming from a business trip north. He
will be accompanied by Mrs. Stover's
mother, Mrs J. NJ Mcconnell, of To
peka, Kan, and a nephew, Master
Carl Robinson.
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O. NJ. Linn left this morning for
DaIhart, Texas, where ne will resume
his duties as manager of the Coon
Bros. Land and Cattle Compa1y's in
terests.
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IT'S A FINE ROCKER FREE TO
SOME ONE. ALL THAT IS NECES-
SARY Is TO CALL AND GET A
FREE TICKET IN DRAWING.-UL-
JERY FURN. co. ct
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MANY CALLERS AT ULLERY
FURN. CO. HAVE REGISTERED
AND RECEIVED TICKETS IN DRAW
ING FOR FINE ROCKING CHAIR
TO OCCUR SATURDAY NIGHT AT
$50. t2
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If you want to buy a city home or
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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George Graves, of Deming, n. NJ.
arrived this morning for a visit with
his son-in-law, George E. Weather5y.
He will be here a week.
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twenty-five per cent discount
Clearing Sale at Jaffa, Prayer
& Company.
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Mrs. F. N Brown left tLlis morning
for Waco, Tex, to spend Christmas
with her son, Mat Brown, who is in
school there.
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Charles de Bremond returned last
night from St Louis, where he attend
ed the funeral of his father-in-law.
Mrs. Bremond and the children will
remain in St Louis for a few weeks
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Mrs. Iva ]. Keebler, of Carlsbad
was a guestsof Mrs. Luther StoveT
at dinner last evening, returning
home on the late train.
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Ingersoll matchIess fountain pens
fully guaranteed, only s1.25. A nice
Xmas present for anybody.
Ingersoll Book Store
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Twenty-Five per cent discount
Clearance Sale at Jaffa, Prayer
& Company.
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XMAS BARGAINS. SEE OUR BIG
SHOW WINDOWS ULLERY FUR.
NITURE CO. t2
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picture of a beautiful young woman,
dressed for winter weather. The bank
has had calls for the calendar all the
| way from Ell Paso to Amarillo.
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MEETING
TONIGHT
GOVERNOR AND OTHERS TO
SPEAK ON IRRIGATION CON-
GRESs AT COURT HOUSE.
VISITORS OF PROMINENCE

Spent Today in Roswell and Will Con
duct Meeting Tonight Go to
Carlsbad Tomorrow Morning to
Spend One Day Pecos Valley Has
a Good Chance of Securing a Visit
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OLD TIME ARKANSAW CHRIST
MAS DINNER AT THE ROSWELL
HOTEL. Att
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T. NJ Monzingo who had been here
as a witness in the Tallmadge trial,
left this morning for his home in
Loveland, Colo.
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Clark Knight, of Lake Arthur, who
has been mere, left this morning for
Graham, Texas.
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You can get tickets for the DR.. Par
sons lecture at Payton's. IngersolPs S
or the p V. Drug store, 25 cts.
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Why not nice box of candy for
her Or a small box of cigars for him
for Xmas s?-Ingersoll Book Store.
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FOR RIDING, DRIVING or HUNT
ING trips, see R. B. Jones. or phone
1872. 39t52*
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l. Gebhart, of Dexter, left this MOI
Christmas
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J. w Duckworth, of Tehlequah, o
who had been here prospecting, went
to Elida this morning
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w. C. Lawrence left this morning
for Crowley. La, TO spend the hoii-
days at home.
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c. w. Cyperte, of Rochester. Tex.
who is conducting Christian revival
at Hagerman, was visitor mere to
day.
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E. F. Hardwick returned tais morn
ing from ArteSia.
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Ny stock of bracelets is the larg-
est in the city.-L. B. Boellner, Jew
eler and Optician.
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FOR SALE Desiring to go to Cal
ifornia at once, I will sell my spot
ted Arabian driving team at bar
gain.-2O5N. Lea, H. Hampton. t3*
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Guy Stapp went to Clovis this MOI
ming on a two days trip.
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LOOK AT THOSE PRICES ON
FINE LINE OF MORRIS CHAIRS IN
OUR BIG SHOW WINDOWS UL-
LERY FURN. CO.
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Beautiful Diamond Ring, regular
price s$225.0O, now only S105.00, at
links.
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w. S. Davisson arrived from Hager
man this morning
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A V. K. Gillespie, agent for the In
dependent Oil Co, left this morning
for Kenna.
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I still have a good selection of solid
gold rings.-L- B. Boellner, Jeweler
and Optician.
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Many useful Christmas presents on
ou- and 10c counters.-Makin's
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Beautiful Diamond Ring, regular
price S225.00, now only $1,000, al
links.
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morning an a holiday trip to Paris,
Texas.
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Splendid Diamonds, regular price
$26O..00, now only $4,000, at links.
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Many useful Christmas presents OF
our and 10c counters.-Makin's
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Mrs. J. F. Bryson left this morning
to spend the holidays at her old home
at Austin, Texas.
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C. J. Scott, of Carlsbad, was here
today on his way to BosQue county
Texas.
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Pearl Wilson came up from Carls
bad this morning.
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j. NJ Bowman, telegraph line man
ager for the railroad. went to por-
tales today.
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John Lane went to Texico this
morning to work.
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Twenty-Five per cent discount
Clearing Sale at Jaffa, Prayer
& Company.
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L. B. Boenner. the J-weler. sells
It cheaper 7stf
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F. H. Sunderman, of Dexter, was
here today.
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Big sale of toys now on at VOLTS
Grocery. near depot. 1915
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Many useful Christmas presents on
our and 10c counters.-Makin's
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Andrew Essery went to Acme this
morning.
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Read the Roswell Title & Trust Co,
ad. of special bargains in this issue.
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Xmas Candy, 10c ID, at Makin''s.
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CHAIRS AND ROCKERS OF ALL
KINDS FOR XMAS. PRICE IS NO
oBJEcT-uLLERY FuRN. CO.
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Xmas Candy, 1oc 10. at Makin's.
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Eyes tested free at L. B. Boellner,
the Jeweler AID Optician 79ttf
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MAS. EuzABETH SIMPSON

DIES, AGED SEVENTY-SEvEN
Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson died last
night at 1890 at her home east OF
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Russell does horse-shoeing.
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Nerve and Nerves" Monday night
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Xmas Candy, 1oc 10, at Makin"s.
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LICENSE Is
LOWERED
ANNUAL FEE CHARGED FOR RUN
MING RECRUITING STATIONS
FOR HE'LL CUT IN TWO.
VOTE: FIVE TO THREE

Mayor stockard Presented the ordi-
nance and Asked Aldermen to Vote
for it as Personal Favor to Him.
New Ordinances for the Long Talk
ed of Bond Issue are Passed and a
New Date Set.
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Russell does carriage work, loft
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Xmas Candy, 10c ID, at Makin"s.
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Sam Jones went to Boaz this morn
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Russell builds new wagons loft
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Russell does boiler work.
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