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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
RUSSIAN ROBBER
TEL S N'lERD TALE
Says Police Put Him U > Is
T Tl'hllieving to Catch Y.
Others.

s \ 5 MOSCOW aMIarcl, Ma p The execution
OF TolpagIn, the reyolntionlst, fo-S par:
;ticipation in n series Of robberies. has
been postponed IN Z order to admit the
saut thorlties to investigate 4 remarkable
8coRf sion Just t8 mad u BY the prisoner,
STolbngi ia assert II hat 4 Il While he s. 4 In
custody IN s1so IS a he WAS 9 ppro cfed n by
members OF the secret police and was in
Sduced to participate in robberie es in orr
der to betray his comrades. The ma n
adds that the secret police furnished him
with reyolvers, bombs and suitable sug-
#gesttons regarding the crimes to be COM
smitted, and that he was finally detected
Sby5 his comrades, who sentenced him to
death. When T Tolpagin no tilted Il the po1
lice OF his Inflammation, he was. ac-
2cordlng to#shis confession taken before
d court t.martial and sen fenced to denth
IN order#to silence him. ~ s,5 ,55 S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
.HARTR|DG
SUPPRESSED [ {: | { J { J |: D
Justice Fitzgerald De-.
ClineStOAllOW Counsel
Of Record" q to Speak. I.
IDELMAS$ AGAIN Il,,a
IN. CHARGE OF G CASEs
In Reply 70 Inquiry Why He Had
Not Entered Insane Plea Wien
Hartridge Opened the Way, ss
Jerome Said Question Is
Was Y nintelli-
gible.' saff.Ss,;
L k

NEW Y OR X March 81 *. For the first ~
time since the trial began, Il the call
I. Harry X. Thaw to the bart wa s not s
heard, upon the conyening Of cour VII "A nj:
no time was .Thaw present I'M tho cotT
room to-day The 4 jury box was Il led ssssS ss
with Ealenists, which moved an attendssssS
ing lawyer to the observati ion N, hat
upon Thaw' s case inNthe first place. sSS
Il Immediately upon taking his SSi sea sS
Justice itzgerald briefly stated the proc
jceedings Of the day before and u asked
gif$there were any facts to be presented I'M
for the consideration y of the co,lrt. The
district attorney stu ted that his q flda
Wits were ready and that he assumed
the defense would wish to prod 6eYi- y y
}dence to traverse them. The district ats u
3torney then spoke g Z some m lengt II Sbyf II
way OF planning % to the co urts W VI ass
had not brought forward EARL ier his sug sss
gestion9 that the defendant was Sunfi t0sss
be on trial for his life. n u He himsel e'#
stated thnt b q was, VI In sn sense, sta tingss
d point Of personal pri vlege e as LaWys rss
Gleason had SO disastrouslyf done taess|
day before. 2ssS
iHartridgc Attempts to- Speak .'as
But Is Squelc ched by Fitzgerald
M Upon tie district attorney concluding
and Justice Fitzgerald 4 beginning a q gsre-s@s
ply Lawyer Hartridge rose and aSSS ens.s
deavorcd Ito address tho court
Bang went ] ustice Fitzgerald ID So gaXelsSs
la8t.Mr.H Hartridge, n, cit down. w len the
court wishes to # hear T m 70
let you know. ss2S
Mr.. Hartridge d few N omen TIL q atery..
attempted t i'd ress tlie " court agair.Sg
only to be d gain squelc lched w tateyera
twas that he wished to- SO he y0aass "A
saved from say ereinS :Is
more fortunate than his acol League, LaNss-ss
syer leason shaa a been
i u n Mr.. Glenson; byS theS wa said SnoS
:to-d d fors Ii. llmas schargei
again Nh w
S}aeceptlng Mr. Jerome exp ex plamnatlS y tlSons9
Justice Fitzg gerald gave him an pporssS
4 tunity to exp ain IaRyes
Hnrtridge cross In ton ~ Mt
AIahon, had started I'll to X open the way
4 Testimony regarding tile presen mental
status Of the defe district
torney had tee: :as n Jerome Es ras
piled tina because q s the 1mpropSg
Or form and the unint q Etho
L cues ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

Il
II PI11LADI1LpHIA,554 554 PA. March 21.A-3
Brlgadler- General Theodore J. Whit. VI.
s. A., commanding the II Department ot
Missouri, with headquarters at Omaha.
died ss,lddenly3at Il hotel here Today. He
came to Philadelphia to undergo medical
treatmentslie He was sixty-tWo years Of
age. :H# rs sis,t rs e. VI
a General 1yint was born lin Pennsylva-s y
mia March 9, 1Si5. 4 ie entered the vol-
3untecr servce5in the Civil War as pri-!
yate q and was ds;o,arged I as sergeant
airy, serving therein from October IL,
9 sG1.5tll July 4 ss4 when he wits a;|, !.
gment.g III was mustered ou II September
80, 1864 (. He enlisted Februafy 20, h, S65,
4 &&ns q aprivate In. the gene tal noun ted SCR
vice. permanent establishment. IN which
he served Until Decembcr51. 1861, !, when
he accepted an appointment as second
Slieltsnan nt 81 the Fourth Cavalry. i5l
3S General Whit Wns wounded In the ac-
8uon a Z San Juan, Cuba, July 4. 1ssS,-and
his last service was on that island as
6pacification, to February 81. 1907. when
he left for Philadelphia for medical treat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
SHOT WIFE WHO REFUSED
TO RETURN TO fHEE HOME

1 BOSTON, 4 MASS March al.--John
Blake, nm einploye of the New YORK,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company to-day, met his Wife, Mary,
from whom he had been separated. on
Carson Street, In South Boston, y Blake
urged "a his Wife to return to his home,
She refused and the man shot her. AS
she fell Blake placed the lyer muz-
slze In his mouth and fired four shots.
causing instant death, Sin children Of
the Y Iceupl q lived With their mother,
She may recover. ~ "A ~ l3F u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Nav. OFF, AL is
6RELlEVEDf FROMIDUTY
Said 70 Have Cost the Company
It $4,000 in q Claim Made by
II Shipper,
[speclal to The Times d ispaItch. j

\ f# Especial to The Times Dispatch.] a.ssES
a 5s.ClNClNNtA,rI, OH !, March al ,,--- George
Hook, who has been the agent for the
Norfolk and Western Raj ilWay hele, has
been relieved. IT is. said lle was let out
because the Norfolk and Western had to
.puy sl40 900 claim fora New York con-
Germ recently The claim had to do with
shipments made 3by the. concern, ], 4 u,
of tic Norfolk and Western declare that
Mr, Hook is held absolutely hlameless
In tho ma tier SO fnr4as any irrngularlty
on his part or knowle edge Of the peculiar
transaction are concerned, but It is said
that his retirement was decided upon
for tho good Of the servic Mr. l look
refused to S.saysj Just when ll.s would retire
or what his plans fol the fu utuye are.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
5DETECTlV YES ON ".
n. lMPO ( CLUE.
Dr., Marvin Says K Kidnapped ! Boy g
Was a Baby, |; Not NJ: .s5 q .;#I5
III Big Boy. s

III DOVER, DEL. March 2l.-The detec-}
itlves who have been endcayoring to lo-
cate Horace Marvin, JrY appear to be
working on an important new line OF In
lquiry, entirely independentEof Dr. Mar
Vim, and nre keeping entirely out 8of pub-i
llc view. sIi3 ,..3 .js s sss. a5
IA. Dr. Marvin who left Dover yesterday
for an unknown destination, returned this
evening. He would not diyulEe W here he
sI' s.'The great trouble with the people OF
tho country ~ said q DR., Marvin to-night,
Sis that they arc looking for y big. boy
and 4 laif Years Old, and was no t q large
b bV Mt lint y i3 sss# * t{s sts3 AL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
AlN#ROBBERS I.
GET Il ~ OF IN TEXAS
Knock Mes senger on Head and
Threw Him Out Of Express

3S5 5PALESTINE,Is TEX. March 21.---Asf
train No. a. on the International and
Great Northern. north bound, was jleav--3
ing Elkhart, twelve.m niles below here
5Wonaack 8of the Pacific Express Cons
lpany, was knocked III the head and
thrown out 4 q " he car. He was \ no t
missed from the train sHuntl Palestine
was reached, and a little later a tele-i
phone nlessag was received from him.
"a { ISlkhart, stating that he had been
assaulted BY no bbers, The safe in the
car was open when the train reached
leaving Palestine on q special train for
4 the scene Of the robbery. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
BURTON
" REL EASEO FROM PRISON

Il ST. I.oUIs, MO h. March 2 Former
United States Senator y oseph II, Plur-
ton, who has been serving SIX months
In jail at Iron tom, Mo-,
will be re leased early to morrow morn
Ing. j1 He was conylcted of having $ap-
penrea before tho Post ofHco Depart-
!ment In behalf Of the RI al to Graf IN md
Securities Company, 3of ST. I.oui s. while
"a member Q 4 the United States Senate,
and Of having received onlpensation
for so doing, III M 34i,85 4 Il 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Sacramento Cut Off.

S} ssA N RANCIS March 81 - he
train service out OF the city Is badly
demo rallied as a resul t Of the heavy
rains and washouts Sacrament Is
cut or from railroad communication
with the outside world, except from
the East. BY main line,i Sacramento
lis but ninety miles al stant.s y e IT 9
seen that there is no other Waysof v, 81! {
bringing m Eastern trains, It IS the
Southern Pacific sCompa1Y's intention
to rn n trains from Sacrament to to Fres-
no. thence north by way Of Modesto,
Tracy and s$ Niles, into Oakland. g
distance OF 374 miles. No Eastern
trains left to-day 81 over the Ogden
5rOute ssS2 ss4i f3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
WILLIAM JONES
in Ill HEALTH
Will Make the Trip to Havana
on Government Trans III
s$5i 55ss port. Il 5$st

& & WASHINGTON, IN p. g G. Z, March 2 ]. .--- -
Repre- William A. J ones and
Mrs Jones will go to H Iavana in q few
days. Mr., Zones has been in poor,
health for some months. He recently
spent several swooks a t Atlantic City,
and gaiued some g1ound, !, but he s5 s
not well. Tho trip oSs Cuba will II be
mad Q on the summer government trans
port from Newport N ews. Mr.. Jones
expects to make quite a short, stay in
tho island. s s$4 l a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Or. MALI TER IN
\ MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

81 Or. i, 6. Meal lister, president 5of
Hnmpden-S College, was opera tod
upon at tile Memorial Hospital last
Wednesday, a week. ago !, by pr. George
Ben Johnston The operation was 81
itlrely successful. and DR. AlcAl.iater
expects n ITO be "a Bile to leave within
few days III &, III sfsS h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
n 7a fs1 3s.TI
PARIS DUEL RESULTS s.|.sl
IN TWO ARM-W0UNDS

PARIS. March 21,,---A duel with
swords that went to SIX NJ bouts was
fought here to-day between Emmanuel
Arene, Senator from Corsica. and
SAdolph I3rlsson. q journalist NJ Both con-
,kestants were wounded in the arm, NJ,
Brisson slightly,gand NJ. Arene severe
4 IN The encounter arose from an al z
slcged Insulting letter sent by AI, Arene
TO NJ. BrissoE s.E & 4 i, n. ls4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
y Cleveland on WAY Home

H RGETOWN, 81, O.. March a l'oIrr1ml, az
b. =. Lamberton and coInmodore / Is, a.
Henedict reached this city to-day on the
government launch Water Lily, earning from
been for the past 4cyeral ] GAYS shooting and
fishing. NM Cleveland In mn Interview, ex-
pressed heartfelt appreciation for tho many
express ons Of Interest on the Occasion of
Ills seyentieth birthday, which WAS last
Monday, Tho party left this afternoon In
[iheirs private car attached to the regular
tva In for tho North, X s5t ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
RFULST0RMS
ST0|||P TRAFFIC.
Railway Tracks are Cow.
cred With Water and
Trains are Halted.
LOSSES RUN UP r.
INTO MILLIONS.
In Utah the Roads Are So
Washed That IL Will T axe 4
Months to Repair Them.
Sacramento IS Cut 5#
Off from the 5s#
West.
z

rs fCH1cAGo, March a1.-continuous
heavy rains, resulting in serious,
swashouts. violent wind storms ana a
wet, clinging snow, have combined to
produce a complete teIographic tie-npj
In the Pacific Northwest. The states
OF II Montana, idaho. Washington and
Oregon have been isolated since early
In the day, and there sc ems TO beEnol
Immediate prospect Of an improvement.
}in9the situation & r. III .
81 Last &nightflsa a. heavy wind storm
passed over Great Salt Lake from
the southwest to the nor thenst, and
by driving the water with terrific
force against the Southern Pacific cut
on across the western part Of the
lake., washed out, an extensive section
OF the track compelling q discontin-
8tianco OF train service. The tracks of
the southern Pacific at Ram nbo,s thirty
five miles " est 4 y Ogden. are entirely
covered with water, and since mid Z
night. MNrch goth. no trains from the
west have arrived ut Ogd den. 81 q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
SALVATION SAL 4 7'Il j ARM y N Y
HOME TO BE CLOSED

as Captain Charles NTH, who recently
assumed charge OF the Salvation Army
Industrial Home. No, i2021 Main Street
has received orders from army head
quarters In New York City to close
the institution permanently on April
1st, 5 35 tl45 n M @ III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
R1CIIIO ND, " AZ, FRI MARCH o, 1907
THAWDOE NOT FEAR COMMISSION.

II have fear Of tile outcome OF the investigation Of my
mental condition by unacy commission apcrcctly sane
and tile commission will find MI T. ask is the ap-
pontent Of commission Of fair-mdcd There be
but one outcome Of the trial. I will BE acquitted"
ice Rogero VI ] 4 @ - I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Negro Banker Shot,

"a II a 4NyrTl E9sHuRn &, NJ 1Iss., March 2l,---rhat
Ieeens 7. trouble oyer y negro eerk the
the shooting yesterday OF the negro banker,
", z p. .HoWell !, sts n fast growing HIspicion
here. While residents g & attIesbus'g an.
clerk not to take Office, when the negro did
not get the posi- ion II iowell said his ifat
had been threatened by other aeHbers Of
,hla VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
.WHlsKEY sElZED
IN 8HENRIC0 COUNTY

s5f45SS eputY Internal Revenue Col llector
4 r., T. So Southwark seized ~ & wa gonload
!. OF alleged llicit corn ~ lliskey from q
$distilleTy In He nr!co vest terday.
\ 3!!9ss Ihai Il case has not been thoroughly
Invest tigate ed, and for this reason the
@ntficers eclinel to gg dlscu So last
AlElt s sls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
TWO GER MA BNvARSHlPS .4sa.
FOR JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

q WASHINGTON y. G. March. q The
Navy Department has been advised that
the German government has detailed the
ers' s' sremen to ropresent Germany at, tlia9
naval gathering a the James stoWll! IIXllo
Ssition.5 The y ships Will be com mar ded hy
nm nfllcGr Of Il he 4 ia NIX responding to-
that q Com mo dore Of the old q Alnelicun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
All Continental Lines Tied up.

All Continental Lines Tied Up
LOS sANG BLEs. March e1.--For5 the,
first time in ten years all rail communi-i 4
cation from San Francisco and the north
is severed to-day as z q result OF the;
Hoods and consequent w ashouts and land :;
slides. All three trans s-contin tai lines.
arc affected N s3 NJ. i; s55 i5t @ ~.
The Santa Fe is transfer passen7
gers to boats a t;S Stockton, and expects
to maintain traffic between II there and
san francisco by that means. }sss2
& The Sal Z Lake line Is In worse condi--
tion than ever. For weeks all through
strafiic on the Clark road has been ~ us-
pended, owing III to a the q destruction Of
eighty miles of roa ADDED In n e aioNss =
ley Canyon..EF in$s Utah. 1. y The road cannot
bcss srcs pred III r:ont II z hes sdarnage lin
N cad owE* Valley Canyon, ha 49, ] e Is ated,
already8 exceeded $1,000, 600.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Alta cked Higgins.

- round 5the 8corner OF Grace Street Just
at 31wenty-ninth, Mr. Higgins saw the
negro enter the yard OF the reside Sof
Mr. 81 ~ s. Il JAG ckson When Mr.. Higgins
Es":eached " the gate he saw the man sitting
in the $areaway with q little girl or. his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Description OF NegrO.8

4 N 5T8Descrlptlon Of NEGRO.
The negro is de.cribed ms being OF
about five feet ten inches In height,
large In prOportion Of u dark ginger
color. He had nn n short dark c0nt
ana gray trousers with . stripe. Mr.
Higgins could not say whether he
wore Il cap ar n soft felt hat, .l4 4
This description was furnished to
every man on the police force, and
many citizens have 1t lso. Tho chief
of police says ho will get the fugitive
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lcont!nuea on Third / ,Tage,l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

M hir.3J ohn Fond, Who Is 80 seriously
lso has sa wife and one child.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-22

C. H. Hampton, of Ell Paso, is
spending few days here while
looking after business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Gage, of
Hope, N. NJ, came up vest erday
to visit friends a few days, do
some shopping and look after
business.
Henry Lutz, merchant prince
OF Lincoln n. NJ, came in last
night on a business visit.
Herbert Smyrl brought in a
car from Terrence at ten O'Clock
last night, with all the mail that
had accumulated since the last
snow beyond the half way house
including 36 sacks of papers and
pouches of letters. He reports
that the snow is melting rapidly
and that unless another storm
comes no more trouble is expect
ed, other than late cars on ac-
count of mud.
V. r. Stiles, passenger agent
for the Ell Paso & North East
ern at Ell Paso, writes that he
will give a rate of one fare for
the round trip for the New Mex
leo Military Institute football
team on it's excursion to Ell Pas
o for the Thanksgiving game
with the Ag ricultural and Me-
chanical College of Mesilla Park.
A reduced automobile rate will
be given by Manager Stockard
of he Roswell Torrance line. The
first and second team game at
the Institute Wednesday was a
walk-a-way for the older boys.
They are IN fine shape for Ell
PasO.
J. K. Chester and J. A. Kill
gour, of Sterling ILL.,, arrived on
the delayed train this morning
for a week S visit with the lat ters
brother, William S. kilgour.
They are guests at the Gilkeson,
DR.. p. W. Longfellow, OF Ur-
bana, Ohio, lately appointed
General Missionary of the Bap-
tist Church, come in last night
from the north and will be here
several days. He plans to make
Roswe,l / his headquarters.
Col. Baker has Nylip for you.
Russell does horse-shoeing. loft
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-22

want some one to remove al
ternate row of full grown apple
trees. Lots of wood in these
trees. Will give all the wood
o. NJ. Linn, Roswell. 2St5.
NOTICE.-The Cemetery Asse.-
citation will meet tomorrow af-
ternoon at 3 O'Clock with Mrs.
j. A. Manning. A full attend
ance is earnestly desired.
FOR RENT.-Nice furnished
room, with or without board, at
2O2 w. Sth st. 27t2*
q Hear the special orchestra at
NJ. E. Church tonight. Finest in
years.
Hear Mrs. Ritter, Nj. E. church
South tonight.
Help the schools by attending
the second of the Lyceum Lee
lures tonight. 25c, every body
welcome.
Best program yet. School Ly
ceum lecture tonight.
Best music, instrumental and
vocal, at M. E. church tonight.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-22

Clay Blashek went to Portaies
this morning on business. He
will go to Dallas Sunday to be
married-rumor says.
Mrs. L. B. Boellner has receiv-
ed news of the death of her sis
ter, Miss Nettie Rees, who up to
a short time ago made her home
with Mrs. Boellner. She died at
Mckinney, Texas.
Kaffir corn for chicken feed
Roswell Produce & Seed Co.
Every girl in town should
wear one of those dear little Ted
DIV Bear Bracelets.-L. B. Boell-
ner, Jeweler and Optitian.
Whether you buy or not, !
want you to come in and see my
stock of jewelry, cut glass and
silverware. B. Boellner, the
Jeweler and Optician.
Fire screens, Fancy Coal Holds,
Fire Sets at Enterprise Hard
ware Co. 27t2
Nice selection Carving Sets at
Enterprise Hardware Co., phone
37S.
Cook your buckwheat cakes on
a soap stone griddle. See Enter
prise Hardware Co. 27t3
Butcher Knives, any size or
price, at Enterprise Hardware
Co. Phone 37S. 27t2
Carving Sets. Enterprise Hdw.
Co. 27t2
J. w. Ramsey, of Fort Worth
Texas. came in last night from
the north for a business visit.
Charles johnson, of Amarillo,
came up from Dapton yesterday
and remained over today look
ing after business.
Ed Linscott came down from
Texico last night.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-22

cradle number of powerful men who
political glass. Generally those who
look at the matter from the broad
standpoint of the right of the terri
tory are inclined to say the time is
pedient' covers a multitude of things
New Mexico Showing Strong
In the meantime, although there is
no prospect at all of any statehood
coming to be more and more the i'm
preston here that New Mexico has
some claims which, like those of Ok
lahoma, cannot be overlooked very
much longer. New Mexico's popula-
ton has increased rapidly of late
years. This is shown by the land of
flee records, which cannot be disputed,
and by the official reports from the
territory. The time is coming before
long when the claims of that terri
tory will become so insistent that
they can no longer be overlooked, 10
matter what the political situation
may be. The impression here is that
New Mexico, normally Republican
will remain Republican, if the right
kind of leadership and party manage
ment can be secured
Land Matters Arouse Interest.
A good deal is being said here con
cerning other things besides statehood
which bring Governor Curry, Major
w. H. H. Llewellyn and his assistant,
Mr.. Leahy, to Washington, chief of
these being, it is said, the recent act
ivity of government special counsel
in New Mexico. Major IJlewelly1, it
is understood, is inclined to resent
the presence of the special attorneys
in his district, and to be very much
out of line with what they are trying
to do. The impression has been given
out that either Major Llewellyn will
step out of the district attorneyship
Or that the special counsel will be re-
called. However, no statement has
been given out from any official quar-
ter thus far as to the result of the
several conferences at the department
of justice which it is supposed have
had to do with this matter. Mr. Orms-
by McHarg, of special counsel in New
Mexico, who came to Washington
some time ago, Immediately follow
ing the returning of iRdictmeats ag-
ainst Phelps, Dodge e Co., for the al
legged illegal acquiring of coal lands,
is still in the city. 1t is not known
whether Or not he will return to New
Mexico. His associate, Mr. Peyton
Gordon. is still in New Mexico.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-22
WHAT BROOM CORN WILL
DO WITHOUT IRRIGATION

A man down from Elida yesterday
reports interesting figures on his
broom corn crop this year. He has a
claim near Elida, and planted a small
patch of sod land in broom corn this
year. He raised fifteen tons of broom
material, which he sold at $50 per
ton, and has 1,S00 pounds of seed
that will bring him a good price. He
sold his broom crop to buyer from
Illinois, who is buying all the broom
corn he can find around Elida, say
ing that it is the finest quality he ev-
er saw OF course there was no irri-
cation at Elida
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-22
Notice.

Robert ]. McClenny, administrator
of the estate of Mary E. McClenny,
deceased, has filed his final account
as administrator of said estate in
the Probate Court for Chaves coun-
ty, New Mexico 1t is ordered by ].
T. Evans, Probate Judge for Cnaves
county, Territory of New Mexico,
that the first Monday in January,
1908, be appointed as a day for the
hearing of objections to said final ac-
count and the settlement thereof.
Given under my hand and seal of
Office this goth day of November, 1907.
F. P GAYLE,
Probate Clerk for Chaves County
New Mexico. (wed. 1920 t3)